Valley Forge Jamboree contingent from Riverside area
A group of 22 Scouts and 2 adults from Corona Mira Loma Home Gardens and Norco prepare to attend the National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania July 12 to 18. The Riverside County Scout Council crews completed pre jamboree training at Camp Evans Riverside and are set to depart July 2 returning July 24 after a cross country tour.
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Corona
Mira Loma
Home Gardens
Norco
Valley Forge
Vincent Kearns II
John C Ganahl
David Larsen
Lawrence Jordan
Donald McMillen
Bob Bylin
Don White
Mike Killian
Richard Dombrow
Steve Lewis
Donald
David Hendrickson
Jack McEncree
Brian Verity
Daniel Johnston
Bill Snedecor
Boyd Simonson
Lee Ellis
Lynn Franklin
Paul McMahon
David White
Bob Nugent
Bob Snedecor
Lou Strauss
Houston
New Orleans
Atlanta
Richmond
Jamestown
Washington, D.C
New York
Niagara Falls
Canada
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Riverside County Scout Council
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Evans
Riverside
Freeholders May Form Monday Poll Vote Friday
The 15 freeholders elected on June 11 will have their votes canvassed Friday in the Riverside County Court House by Clerk Gordon Pequegnat. Certification will go to the County Board of Supervisors, with possible appointment of a chairman and secretary after the board’s action. The Daily Independent cites plans for countywide meetings to gauge public views on the proposed Riverside county charter.
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Board of 15 Freeholders
Gordon Pequegnat
Riverside County Court House
County Board of Supervisors
Riverside County League of Cities
Riverside City League of Women Voters
Board of Supervisors
Board of Freeholders
Daily Independent
Riverside County
Eleanor Roosevelt Seeks Visa to China Denied
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt said she sought a visa to visit Communist China but was refused. The report notes her request and the denial status with no further details on the reasons or official responses.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Communist
China
Norco Junior High under way with federal funding
George Brokaw of the Corona district contractor John B Sooy and construction engineer Peter H McMahon oversee the Norco Junior High project funded by a 127260 federal grant for facilities for federal employees children mainly at the Naval Lab and Naval Hospital. The contract total is 506850 with Sooy leading the construction firm and Vernon Garfield set to become site superintendent in a few weeks.
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Norco Junior High
George Brokaw
Corona Unified School District
John B. Sooy
Peter H. McMahon
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Norco
McMahon
U. S
Naval Ordnance Lab
Naval Hospital
Fourth
Temescal
Sooy
Imperial Valley
Coachella
High Grove
Hesperia
Vernon Garfield
Arlington
CDI
Norco Volunteers Save Home as Shed Is Destroyed
A fire near George Munroe’s residence at 4561 Temescal Ave. Norco destroyed a tool shed and its contents while a neighbor’s quick actions and volunteers from Norco and the California Division of Forestry prevented wider damage. Fire started about 2 15 p.m. likely from a cigarette and spread in a west wind. Tom Wallace first spotted the flames followed by Harry Griffith Roland Janssen Herb Stone and John Elliott.
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California Division of Forestry
George Munroe
Temescal Ave
Norco
Munroe
CDI Photo
Tom Wallace
Harry Griffith
Roland Janssen
Herb Stone
John Elliott
Albert Dilworth Dies Brother of State Senator
Albert Dilworth, 81, of Pasadena and brother of Hemet State Sen. Nelson S. Dilworth, died Monday in Pasadena. Graveside services were held today at San Jacinto Valley Cemetery. A retired postal employee, he lived in Pasadena 40 years and visited Riverside County since around the turn of the century. Surviving are two daughters Margaret Lutes of Boise Idaho and Katherine Meyer of Grand Junction Colorado and four grandchildren.
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Albert Dilworth
Nelson S. Dilworth
Hemet
Pasadena
San Jacinto Valley Cemetery
Dilworth
Riverside County
Margaret Lutes
Boise
Ida
Katherine Meyer
Grand Junction
Colo
Barabara Hall Wins on The $64 000 Question Game
Pittsburgh showgirl Barbara Hall aged 24 wins $64 900 on a CBS quiz show after correctly answering an eighteen part Shakespeare question. She earned the chance to continue for prizes up to $256 000 on the popular program Tuesday night.
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Barbara Hall
Pittsburgh, Pa
Charine
Corona Elks to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
Corona Lodge 2045 of Elks meets at 8 PM at the American Legion Hall. Discussion may cover temporary quarters for the Corona Elks until a permanent club building can be planned.
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Corona Lodge
of Elks
American Legion Hall
Corona Lodge of Elks
Elks Club
Welder Loses Equipment in Daylight Theft
C. E. Trapp of 960 Nineteenth St Costa Mesa reported theft of welding gear from his pickup while he ate at a Corona restaurant. The 185 dollar loss included an acetylene torch 30 feet of hose goggles and tools. The incident occurred about 6 50 p m yesterday.
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C. E. Trapp
Nineteenth St
Costa Mesa
Corona
Trapp
West Sixth Street
Slight Cooling Ahead Friday Across Southern California
Variable high cloudiness persists over Southern California through Thursday with mostly sunny days. Low clouds and local fog enter coastal valleys at night and morning hours. A gradual cooling trend will reach the inland valleys, and the outlook for Friday shows additional cooling.
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California
Mrs George Stanley Stands Ground Against Ouster
Mrs George Stanley of Corona defends her Riverside County Grand Jury seat amid a bid by some County Board of Education members to remove her and reporter Clarence Carpenter from the session. The move failed largely due to Corona leader Mrs Alexander Rowell and other board members. The meeting also split over a transfer case involving a Lakeview youth amid racial publicity tied to Perris authorities and a disputed executive session proposal. Dr Lee urged exclusion of Carpenter and press from the meeting. President Rowell resisted, affirming public access to board deliberations.
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County Board of Education
George Stanley
Corona
Riverside County Grand Jury
Clarence Carpenter
Riverside
Alexander
M. Rowell
Stanley
County Grand Jury
Lakeview
Perris
Hemet High School
Brotherhood Committee
Dr. Lee
Rowell
Lee
Daily Enterprise and Press
Three Fined for DWI and Intoxication Charges
A group of individuals faced fines for driving while intoxicated or intoxication. Ozeline C. Schmitt, 46, was found guilty and fined 210 dollars with a prior conviction noted. Others including Paul N. Sieber, Antonio Solez, and Vanson F. Ayers received fines ranging from 35 to 158 dollars with license restrictions or bail forfeitures for related offenses.
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Ozeline C. Schmitt
Mount Washington Drive
Los Angeles
W. S. Caudill
Paul N. Sieber
Old Magnolia Avenue
Antonio Solez
Bishop St
Sieber
Vanson F. Ayers
Sidney St
Arlington
W. M. James Jr
Ray Luna
Beverly Road
Edward J. Dutton
Washburn Ave
Chon A. Jaimer
Quarry St
Mike P. Lorena
Orlando Y. Trujillo
Chinese Reds Demand Halt to Armed Buildup in Korea
North Korean Maj. Gen. Chung Kook Rok denounces UN plans to strengthen arms in South Korea as a peaceful construction claim. Allies report Reds have added 100000 troops, over 700 jet aircraft, hundreds of Soviet tanks, and 20 air bases above the 38th parallel while vowing to respond with jet bombers and atomic-capable fighters.
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United Nations
South Korea
Chung Kook Rok
U.N
Chung
North Korea
Reds
38Th Parallel
Pfiffner at CD Meet and Budget Approved by Council
Corona City Manager Ralph Pfiffner returned from a Southern California Civil Defense meeting in Inglewood. The Corona City Council approved a $500 increase in the civil defense budget for 1957 58 to buy needed items at reduced federally authorized sale prices.
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Corona City
Ralph Pfiffner
California
Civil Defense and Disaster Assn
Inglewood
League of California
Corona
Senate Restores Budget Whacks In Defense Cut Clash
The Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee tentatively restored about one billion dollars of the two point six five billion dollar House cut from Eisenhower's defense budget. The move would restore near all of the one point two billion cited as vital to national defense, while critics call the House cut a paper reduction masking deeper cuts.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Trespass Charge Dismissed Against Bryce Green
Bryce Green of 621 West Ninth St. faced a trespassing charge for actions at the Conrad Minden Ranch near the Green River Camp on May 30. He pleaded guilty June 7 and sought a court trial, but the charge was dismissed on the district attorney’s motion before trial.
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Bryce Green
West Ninth St
Green
Conrad Mindeman
Green River Camp
Last Rites for Herbert Mix Tomorrow
Funeral services for Herbert B. Mix 79 of Temescal Canyon will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Brown Grimes Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Lowell Apple bury officiating. Mix died Monday in Corona Hospital after a nine month illness. He was born September 1 1877 in Kentucky and moved here from Venice California in 1943. Interment follows at Olivewood Cemetery Riverside. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Herbert B. Mix
Temescal Canyon
Brown & Grimes Funeral Home
Lowell Applebury
Church of Christ
Mix
Corona Hospital
Venice
Calif
Kentucky
Olivewood Cemetery
Riverside
Rites Tomorrow for Infant of Adolph Avilas
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Avila of Pepper Corner was born dead at Corona Hospital. Surviving parents four sisters and paternal grandfather Santos Avila of Pepper Corner. Graveside services at 8 30 a m tomorrow Sunnyslope Cemetery led by Monsignor Matthew J Thompson of St Edward Church. Brown Grimes Funeral Home in charge.
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Adolph Avila
Pepper Corner
Corona Hospital
Santos Avila
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Matthew J. Thompson
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Brown & Grimes Funeral Home
Father of Waters Floods Minnesota Prompt Evacuations
Thunderstorms drenched Minnesota adding to flood danger as the Mississippi River and tributaries rose. About 65 families south of St Paul fled as floodstage predictions warned of three feet above mark by Friday. Crow River flood forced 40 families from Delano while muddy waters reached deep lowlands.
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Father of
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
North Atlantic Coast
St. Pidul
Minn
Mississippi
Crow River
Delano
Chinese leader cites executions of counter revolutionaries
Premier Chou Enlai said one in six accused of counter revolutionary acts by Peiping authorities were executed, signaling a massive blood bath. He claimed Western sources put the death toll in the millions and blamed the United States for threatening world peace with war preparations amid years of severe natural disasters.
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Chou Enlaid
Peiping
Chou
Red China
United States
Audrey to hit Louisiana with 100 mph winds and tides
The Weather Bureau warned of Hurricane Audrey striking Louisiana Thursday night with winds near 100 mph. Gales would lash the coast tonight with tides rising five to eight feet along Louisiana and the Mississippi Sound. Audrey is said to follow the path of Hurricane Flossy from September 1956, which caused millions in damages in three states before fading.
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Louisiana
Audrey
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Sound
Gulf
Mexican
Mississippi
Alabama
Self
Ava Gardner quarrels with airline over missing luggage
Ava Gardner and Walter Chiari arrived in New York to fly to Madrid when five of Gardner's 30 suitcases were missing. She berated four attendants at the ticket counter, waved her arms, and pointed a finger while Chiari tried to calm the scene.
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Ava Gardner
Spain
Miss Gardner
New York
Walter Chiari
Madrid
Chi
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Herbert Mix
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Thomas Whitaker
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Alma Martin
Jack Whitaker
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Adelbert Morghen
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