Neighbors Swap Titles After Seven Years Mistakenly Share Homes
Two neighbors lived side by side for seven years mistakingly occupying each other’s homes. After a friendly dispute, Frank Dritsches and Joseph Raab swapped deeds to live in their rightful houses. HOLC uncovered the error when loans were sought for what they believed were their own properties.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Frank Dritsches
Joseph Raab
Federal Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
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Mr. Raab
Mr. Dritsches
Mr.Dritsches
Mr. Itsches
Hese
The American Recreation Scene Across Generations
The article traces U S leisure since early amusements to modern diversions, noting the persistent play urge in fair or foul weather. It highlights shifts from dog and cock fighting to puzzles, sports like baseball and golf, and the rise of varied entertainments reflecting America’s appetite for novelty and excess.
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United States
Americana Echoes In Old Newsprint Fragments
A mosaic of phrases recalls U S territorial control debates the Aleutians and fortification with foreign consent. A California divorce case relies on drink memory while New Orleans women auction family heirlooms to fund ongoing political fights. Senators Huey Long and Overton face recall pressure as Congress eyes faster holiday schedules and a pay raise proposal for members.
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Aleutian Islands
California
New Orleans
Freirlooms
Huey P. Long
John H. ‘Overton
United States Senate
Legislatea
National House of Reprecentatives
Ming Mais Coe Ny Oa
Riverside agency aids job placement in private industry
Arthur Woods of the Riverside National Reemployment Service reports 36 men and 31 women placed in private industry in a week. Employers have responded strongly, helping the agency shift from political activity to relief for the unemployed with no fee charged to registrants.
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Arthur Woods
Riverside
National Reemployment Service
Riverside County
Woods
W. E. Robb
NRS
W. F. Eldridge
Republican County Central
NRS Committee
Norco Church Club to Hold Last Meet
Services led by Dr. Wallace A. Williams at Norco Community Hall next Sunday evening at 7 30 will be the club's final gathering until fall. St. John's Episcopal vicar notes public invitation. The article ends with a science quip about blue berries and color perception.
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Norco Church Club
Wallace A. Williams
St. John's Episcopal Church
Corona
Co Assessor's Books Going to Board Monday
Riverside county prepares to hand 33 large volumes of assessed valuations to the board of supervisors marking the end of the 1934 revaluation period. From the board the books go to County Auditor Ray T Hicks for tax rate computations across nine cities and districts. Final entries are being made as deputies continue daily work since March first.
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George W
Claytor
County
Board of Supervisors
Riverside
Perriod
Ray T. Hicks
Corona
Palm Springs
CCC Enlistment Boost planned for drought counties
An order by CCC director Robert Fechner aims to raise county quotas for CCC camps in the next enlistment period starting early next month. About 50,000 more youths and veterans in 22 drought relief states may join the woodsters. In the county, 45,000 aged 18 to 25 and 5,000 veterans are expected to be selected, with further details continued on page three.
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Robert Fechner
National Civilian Conservation Corps
Woodsters
CCC
Drougt
President vetoes two new measures in late news flashes
President vetoes two new measures in late news flashes. The executive action halts proposed legislation pending further review and signals possible policy shifts amid mounting legislative debate.
Roosevelt vetoes Pensacola aeronautical appropriation bill
President Roosevelt vetoed a five million dollar aeronautical appropriation for the Pensacola naval air base saying the expenditure is inadvisable now. He also did not sign a bill changing the retail price index method. Duponts deny daughter to marry FDR Jr. in Wilmington denial statement.
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Pensacola Naval Air Base
Roosevelt
Duponts
Wilmington
Del
Dupont
Ethel Dupont
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr
Film Actress Marie Dressler in No Immediate Danger
In Santa Barbara friends say Dressler, the famed film actress, is not in danger despite no medical bulletins. She has been confined for several days at a close acquaintance's home.
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Santa Barbara
Marie Dressler
Federal purse opened for non-Federal projects by Ickes
Secretary of the Interior Ickes in his Public Works role opened the federal purse allowing over 313 million dollars to flow to non-Federal projects. Allocations had been approved by the 78th Congress and were set to roll out.
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Washington
Ickes
Baldwin workers strike disrupts Recovery march in Cincinnati
About 300 Baldwin company workers walked out in Cincinnati protesting lack of consultation with a so called impokiee and failure to confer with union leaders. The action halted part of the national Recovery march as tensions rose between labor and management.
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Cincinnati
National Recovery March
Baldwin Company
Darrow NRA Final Review Board Report Released
The third and final Darrow NRA review board report was submitted to President Roosevell today. The document references troublesome steel in the area and awaits anticipated fireworks from the findings.
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Darrow Nra
Washington
Eee
Darrow Nra Review Board
Roosevell
Meeks and Daly Water Co Sues San Bernardino District
The Meeks and Daly Water company files suit in Riverside County Superior Court against 12 residents and four John Does for an injunction to stop further damage to the Meeks and Daly irrigation ditch along the Meeks and Daley ditch. The action seeks to establish rights to export water from the San Bernardino basin and to maintain the ditch amid alleged destruction by district residents.
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Meeks
C. M. Scoville
Joy G. Jameson
F. J. Mueller
Meeks and Daley Water Company
Corona
John Does
San Bernardino
Bert's Letter Shows Sincere Love for City
Former Corona treasurer M. H. Bert resigns due to circumstances and moves to Los Angeles. In a letter to Mayor Dan Huckins and the city council, he expresses gratitude for the goodwill and friendship shown during his years as resident and public official. The note notes his regret at not thanking citizens in person.
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M. H. Bert
Los Angeles
Bert
Dan Huckins
Corona
Hall Ends Rotary Proxy Term Friday
Rotary members meet at the Kinney hotel for the weekly luncheon closing President Howard W. Hall's term. President-elect George Graham, at the Rotary International convention in Detroit, is expected to report on activities since leaving for the east.
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Rotary Club
Kinney Hotel
Howard W. Hall
George Graham
Detroit
Rotary International
East
Prater Boosted For Go Sheriff Candidacy
James W. Prater known as Bill Prater announces his Riverside county sheriff bid. A Riverside resident 14 years he has long worked in law enforcement including Waco deputy chief and Riverside chief of police. Supporters say his experience promises impartial vigorous enforcement.
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James W. Prater
Bill’ Prater
Riverside County
Riverside
Prater
Bill” Prater
Waco
Texas
Sheriff's Office
Palm Springs
County budget outlines 288 900 road fund for 1934 35
County supervisors published a tentative 1934 35 budget totaling 288 900 for highway expenditures, up 51 200 from the prior year. About 234 630 will come from state gasoline tax funds and 45 000 from direct taxes, with 9 270 from the general salary fund. The plan preserves ongoing disputes over gasoline tax allocations and street mileage versus county road mileage.
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Board of Supervisors
Riverside
Lions Get Data on Convention
Reports on the recent Fourth district convention of Lions clubs at Santa Cruz formed the program today for the local service organization at the Idgilwild cafe. These were given by President George Padgett W R Locke and Frank Emerson. The talks showed careful attention to business matters acted upon by the California and Nevada dens. Bob Fullenwider spoke revealing his Chicago roots and engagement by telephone to Milwaukee. William R Bell gave a craft talk recounting the history of embalming from 3000 B C to the present.
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Santa Cruz
Idgilwild
George Padgett
W. R. Locke
Frank Emerson
California
Nevada
Bob Fullenwider
Chicago
Michigan
Pacific
Milwaukee
William R. Bell
B. C
Menefee Wins Bid for Mail Messenger Routes Here
D. R. Menefee, representative of the American Railroad Express, won the mail messenger contract for two routes serving the railroad station and Norco. The routes were consolidated, 13 bids were received, and Menefee offered the lowest bid, delivering noticeable savings to the post office department. Mail collection in Norea is at 8:30 a.m. and 4:15 p.m.
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D. R. Menefee
American Railroad Express
Norco
Post Office Department
Menefee
F. F. Thompson
Efa Newton
Norea
Roosevelt to Speak on Radio Fire Side Chat Tonight
President Roosevelt will address the nation from the White House in another fireside chat. The broadcast starts at 6:30 p.m. on KHJ and KFT in Corona. A separate Columbia drama marks the 20th anniversary of Archduke Ferdinand’s assassination with a panoptic world history portrayal featuring a large cast and 35 scenes. Howard Barlow leads a 35 piece orchestra for the background score.
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Roosevelt
Corona
KHJ
KFT
KSL
Salt Lake
Columbia
Austria
Archduke Ferdinand
New York
Howard Barlow
Registration Drive Urges Voters to Register by July 19
County Clerk D G Clayton reminded residents that 20 business days remain to register for the August 28 primary. Registration offices are at Glass Brothers and Corona Hardware, with more than 36 000 registered. Those who moved, newly arrived in the county, or who lost voting status must register by July 19 to be eligible.
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D. G. Clayton
Corona
Glass Brothers
Corona Hardware
California
Clayton
Local VFW Members Attend Dist Convention in San Diego
Corona's Harold Larson, commander of the local VFW post, attended the California and Nevada department convention in San Diego. He joined 2,500 veterans for a parade and a bugle corps contest, reporting on talks by national commander James Van Zandt and several resolutions on communism and alien entries. John Rodgers, official Corona post delegate, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keith also attended.
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Harold Larson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corona
California
Nevada
San Diego
Frank Merriam
U. S. Grant Hotel
John Rodgers
Corona Post
Ed Keith
James van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Russia's Mickey Mouse Like Character Debuts on Screen
A Soviet film scene introduces a character nicknamed as the Russian Mickey Mouse, known as 4 Reckoning Ayikel Sais, who appears in a debut camera shot on the movie screens.
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Russia
Ayikel Sais
Collins Defends Post Office Building Allocations
Congressman Sam L. Collins said the new Riverside County post offices remain alive despite cuts in the Deficiency Appropriation bill. He warned rumors of delays are unfounded and noted Corona would receive a $74,000 post office while Riverside County saw 65,000 removed from the district’s total. The Post Office Department then chose which communities would receive the new facilities.
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Sam L. Collins
Collins
House
Riverside County
Corona
Riverside
Hemet
Congress
Post Office Department
Mrs Stewart Goes Home From Corona Hospital
Mrs Trene Stewart of 411 East Sixth Street is to be released today from Corona hospital where she has been since June 1 after an auto crash. Jose Duran of Anaheim attempted to pass on the wrong side and struck the car she stood beside, throwing her into a gutter and fracturing both legs. Doctors report she will leave without permanent injury.
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Trene Stewart
East Sixth Street
Corona Hospital
Jose Duran
Anaheim
Stewart
Will Ieve
Citrus Prices Ease at Eastern Midwest Fruit Auctions
Prices for California oranges and lemons softened at eastern and midwest auction centers per Queen Colony Fruit Exchange reports. Lemons in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York saw multiple grade prices from Southland Beauties to Sun kist and Red Ball at about 3.60 to 5.15 dollars with various runs and standards noted.
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Queen Colony Fruit Exchange
Rona
Pittsburgh
Southland
Sunkist
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Lynwood
Minerva Q. Stan
Philadelphia
Southland Beauties
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Red Ball
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New York
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Q. Standard
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Corona
Beauty
Grove Q. Standard
Boston
Princess Q. Sunkist
Corona Lily
Princess Q
Corona Lily Q
Chicago
Corona Lily Q. Choice
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