Lions Hear ELP History Traced by Don McMillen
The Lions Club luncheon at Tiny Naylor's heard Don McMillen of Exchange Lemon Products recount the firm's growth to nearly 700 employees and a $2.4 million payroll. He noted Sunkist’s reach in 48 states and 57 countries, factors shaping markets, and a growing lemonade products market supported by a $1 million annual ad program. Guests included Ronnie Poelstra Tillotson Refractories H Ramirez Santiago Edgar McCashen and George Dicks.
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Lion’s Club
Naylor’s
R. A. Brunson
Brunson
Ken Thomas
Quinn Jones
Harold Lisle
Exchange Lemon Products
Don McMillen
Exchange Lemon Products Company
McMillen
The
Sunkist Growers
Ronnie Poelstra
Tillotson Refractories
H. Ramirez
Santiago
Chile
Edgar
Off-Street Parking Meters May Get All-Day Test
The City Council may test all-day meters in the Citizen's Bank lot and the Washburn St. lot to ease downtown congestion. Merchants and citizens asked for the experiment to see whether off-street lots can handle long parking, while main street remains for short stays. If successful, the plan could extend to other lots.
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Citizen’s Bank
Washburn St
Chamber of Commerce
Russ Gauslin
Two Young Coronans Burned in Motorboat Explosion
Gerald K. Deleo aged 21 of 403 Sheridan Ave and William F. E. Gagner aged 19 of 229 W. Grand Blvd were severely burned when their 14 foot motorboat exploded after launching near Golden Avenue in Long Beach. Both men, who had built the boat, were sent to Seaside Hospital with first and second degree burns to the face neck arms and legs as authorities awaited further medical updates.
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Gerald K. Deleo
Sheridan Ave
William FE. Gagner
W. Grand Blvd
Joe Deleo, Jr
Golden Avenue
Long Beach
Mr. Deleo
Delco
Two Fined for No Permit Burning Plea
Ann Barrows of 3164 Hillside Avenue Norco and David Lee of Mira Loma pled guilty in Justice Court to burning without permits. They were each fined 625 with 10 dollars suspended for one year.
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Ann Barrows
Hillside Avenue
Norco
David FE. Lee
Mira Loma
Justice Court
Baptist Men Hear Civil Defense Talk At Corona Meeting
Paul Tomlinson of Pacific Telephone will present Thirty Minutes for Survival to the First Baptist Church of Corona Men’s Club Monday evening. The demonstration shows how Bell and Lights warning and other devices disseminate attack alerts to military and civil defense authorities. Tomlinson, with eight years at the company, is a Navy veteran and family man.
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Paul Tomlinson
Pacific Telephone
First Baptist Church of Corona Men’s Club
Tomlinson
Bel
Milligan College
Tennessee
U.S. Navy
Youth 19 Steals Steak at Picnic and Is Fatally Stabbed
In Paso Robles, Walter George Tiessen 19 was accidentally stabbed to death by county park superintendent Lenny Sherwin while fleeing with two steaks stolen from an Astacade Lake barbecue. District Attorney Herbert Grundell said the pursuit caused the fatal wound, and authorities ruled the stabbing accidental. Tiessen’s father is Nick Tiessen, a district AFL Laborers’ union agent.
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Paso Robles
San Luis Obispo
Astacadero Lake
Walter George Tiessen
Lenny Sherwin
Herbert Grundell
Tiessen
Sherwin
Grundell
Young Tiessen
Hiesen
Nick Tiessen
AFL Laborers’ Union
Girl Is Banned From Graduation For Dress
In Montebello a 15 year old girl Sharon Bell was taken out of a junior high school graduation due to a dress not conforming to regulations. School official Wood cited the dress as made of the wrong material net and lace. Mother Mrs Bell says the punishment reflected a misread instruction and Sharon still received her diploma in the principal's office.
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Montebello
Sharon Elizabeth Bell
Wood
Walter Bell
Sharon
McCarty Dairy Wins Association Honors
The Riverside County Dairy Herd Improvement program tested 20 herds totaling 2,491 cows in May. McCarty Dairy led with top producing pounds of milk and butterfat, with Will G. McCarty's farm and J. S. Haskell & Sons, Redlands, achieving high purebred and grade Holstein outputs.
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McCarty
Riverside County, Dairy Herd Improvement Association
University of California Extension Service
Lloyd P. Sharp
University of California
McCarty Dairy
Will G. McCarty
J. S. Haskell & Sons
Redlands
Grass Fire Burns 1.5 Acres in Norco
State Division of Forestry reports a grass fire at 4107 Adams Street in Norco burning 1.5 acres. Two trucks were dispatched and no damage was estimated. The blaze started about 5 p.m. yesterday.
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Norco
State Division of Forestry
Adams Street
Cecil Moon Charged With Theft of Resort Receipts
Cecil K Moon 55 of Emerson Hotel Corona arraigned in Riverside County Municipal Court and held to answer in Superior Court on grand theft charge. Police say Moon found three envelopes with 1600 in cash and checks from Glen Ivy resort receipts and later kept them. The manager Tom Hopkins reported the loss after discovering the envelopes missing.
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Cecil K. Moon
Emerson Hotel
Corona
Riverside County
Glen Ivy
Tom Hopkins
Hopkins
Moon
Santa Ana
C. B. Biggers
Corona Police
Deputy Erickson
Riverside Sheriff's Office
Axel Springborg
Hurt by Man Posing as Officer in Hollywood
Flora Morlan a 34 year old Hollywood secretary said she was forced to the curb by another car then approached by a man who identified himself as a police officer and said she should be ticketed. He told her to drive on and waited at her home where she was later treated at Hollywood Receiving Hospital.
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Hollywood (Ap
Hollywood
Flora Morlan
Hollywood Receiving Hospital
City Workers Elect New Officers at Regular Meeting
The United Construction Workers Local 641 met at Redman's Hall. New member Gene Hammond was initiated. Bill Evans was named president with Claude Ragsdale as vice president Opie Golland recording secretary Rex Williams treasurer and Jim Turman sergeant at arms. John Courtney Los Angeles head installed officers. Next meeting set for July 28.
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United Construction Workers
Redman’s Hall
Gene Hammond
Bill Evans
Claude Ragsdale
Opie Golland
Rex Williams
Jim Turman
Johnie Jenkins
Los Angeles
John Courtney
Smorgasborg
Covina Market Basket Robbed of 3616 Dollars
A red haired bandit robbed the Covina Market Basket of 3616 dollars last night. He forced three employees into the office and compelled them to empty the safe. A fourth employee at the front door unknowingly released the bandit after the crime had been committed.
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Covina
Mental patients admitted to California hospitals in March
During March, 197 patients were admitted to California hospitals for the mentally deficient, according to the Department of Mental Hygiene.
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Sacramento
California
Department of Mental Hygiene
Corona Architects Tour: Manhattan Beach School Evaluation
Local reporter Justin Hammond tours Corona Unified School District projects designed by Daniel Mann Johnson & Mendenhall. He praises Manhattan Beach elementary design, notes cost considerations, lift slab construction, wide doors, and single-story plans for efficiency and safety under state aid program limits.
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Justin Hammond
Culver City
Daniel, Mann, Johson & Mendenhall
Corona Unified School District
Manhattan Beach
Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall
Corona
Mann
California
Daniel
Missed Paper Delivery Told to Call by Six
A man remains at the Daily Independent offices until 6:00 p.m. to deliver papers missed by readers.
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Daily Independent
10-Event Rough Rider Card for Jalopy Races at Berdoo
The Orange Show Stadium hosts a ten event jalopy card on Saturday night drawing over 70 entrants vying for sixteen main event spots. Marvin Porter of Norwalk won last week after Bill Cantrell caused a crash restart. Dave James finished close behind with Valli Engleauf of Riverside in third. Top drivers listed include Fred Tomlinson, Tommy Artoff, Marty Artoff, Allen Franks, Roger Beck, Glen Terrill, Bob Clegg, Cliff Grim, Tom Guffy and Russ Long. Time trials start at 7 with the first race at 8 30 P.M.
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Orange Show Stadium
Marvin Porter
Norwalk
Bill Cantrell
Dave James
Porter
Valli Engleauf
Riverside
Fred Tomlinson
Tommy
Marty Artoff
Allen Franks
Roger Beck
Glen Terrill
Bob Clegg
Cliff Grim
Tom Guffy
Russ Long
Riverside Makes Final Round in All American Cities
Riverside, California, is listed among 22 communities reaching the final round of the All American Cities awards competition by the National Municipal League and Look Magazine. Dr. George H. Gallup said 11 communities win each year for outstanding civic problem solving through citizen action.
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New York
Riverside
California
National Municipal League
Look Magazine
George H. Gallup
League
Weekend Beach Weather Across California and Northwest
Coastal California shows cloudy to foggy conditions with little change for the weekend. Temperatures top near 74 in some areas while water stays around 65. Corona reports 81 today and cooler nights are expected with sunny beach afternoons.
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California
Cooter
Corona
Dulles Urges Three Principles For World Peace At UN
Secretary of State Dulles outlined three simple principles for peace at the United Nations ten year observance. Observance of the UN charter, refraining from force or threats, and halting subversive activities. He urged unity in defense pacts and warned against Soviet goals in Korea and Indo China.
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Dulles
United Nations
Russia
U.N
Molotov
Germany
Red China
Korea
Indo-China
Formosan
United States
San Francisco
Senate
William Knowland
California
Peiping
Governor's daughter scarred during boxing match incident
Carolyn Knight the governor's daughter revealed a half inch laceration above her eye from the Bobo Olson Archie Moore fight. She said her fiancé Charles Weedman Jr sparred and caused the injury while they watched the bout. The couple plans to wed tomorrow night at the Sacramento mansion.
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Carolyn Knight
Bobo Olson
Archie Moore
Sacramento
Miss Knight
Charles Weedman, Jr
Chuck
Sister barred from watching execution of William Rupp Jr
Warden Harry O Teets at San Quentin rejects a request by William Rupp Jr for his sister Mrs Lois Schwinning to witness the planned execution for the 1952 murder of a 15 year old Orange County baby sitter. Rupp's stay remains under review by Federal Judge Edward P Murphy after a habeas corpus petition.
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Harry O. Teets
San Quentin Prison
William Rupp, Jr
Orange County
Teets
Rupp
Lois Schwinning
Schwinning
Prisonne
Sanrentin
Norco Teen Survives Beach-Car Crash with Injuries
Ellen Phenicie a 17 year old Corona High School junior from Norco reports she is fine after four broken bones in her left foot from a Saturday morning crash near Escondido. In the vehicle were four Banning graduates including driver David Weeks who died. two others Patricia May and Tom Rogers were injured.
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Ellen Phenicie
Raymond L. Phenicie
Corona Avenue
Norco
Corona High School
Banning High School
Escondido
David E. Weeks
Patricia May
Tom Rogers
Banning
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