Contaminating Corona Water Sparked Dump Debate Near Riverside
County planners weigh a coastal garbage dump proposed two miles east of Corona. Water agencies warn the site could contaminate Corona’s well fields and Temescal canyon water supplies, while residents fear truck routes and future development. The hearing was continued to August 9 in Riverside Court House.
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Corona City
Riverside County
County Planning Commission
Corona
Court House
Riverside
Leilamae Harlow
Cajalco Road
Long Beach
Beach
Los Angeles
Water Polution Board
County Health Department
Temescal Water Company
Flagler
Cajalco Mutual Water Company
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Owens-Illinois
Harlow
Corona City Limits
Highway 71
el Cerrito
Temescal Gardens
Coronans
Mary Gard Jameson Sails on Round the World Voyage
Mrs. Mary Gard Jameson embarks aboard the SS President Polk in San Francisco for another round the world trip. Her grandson Bill Teague joins as they plan stops in Hawaii Japan Hong Kong the Philippines Malaya Ceylon India Pakistan Egypt Italy and France before returning to Corona.
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Mary Gard Jameson
President Line
President Polk
San Francisco
Jameson
Bill Teague
Crawford P. Teague
Rimpau Street
Hawaii
Japan
Hong Kong
Philippines
Malaya
Ceylon
India
Pakistan
Egypt
Italy
France
Corona
Los Angeles Pushes Dump Regulation Amid Rubbish Debate
Los Angeles City Council debated trash policy as they recommended strict regulation for public and private dumps. Councilmen Burkhalter Henry urged controls to curb high rates and denial of site access for independent haulers. Hahn supported Mayor Poulson calling for a state legislative investigation into the rubbish industry.
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LOS Angeles (P
Los Angeles
Everett G. Burkhalter
Harold Henry
Gordon Hahn
Poulson
State Legislative Committee
City Planning Eyes Citrus Grove Zoning To Manage Growth
City Planning Commission weighs a zoning plan to control residential subdivisions in Citrus Grove areas to prevent scattered housing and protect groves. Consultant Ferdinand Iwasko urges progressive spreading from already built up centers and warns against breaking up agricultural land.
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Citrus Grove
City Planning Commission
Ferdinand Iwasko
Iwasko
Corona
Coruna
Camp Site Fire Near Corona Causes No Damage
A camp site fire five miles west of Corona yesterday at 3 p.m. was quickly contained with no damage. One unit from the Corona branch of the California Division of Forestry responded to a roadside fire on Highway 18, finding it started as an unattended camp fire.
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Corona
California Division of Forestry
Highway 18
New Airplane Can Take Off and Also Land Vertically
A revolutionary vertical takeoff and landing airplane has reached the model stage at Ames Aeronautical Laboratory in Moffett Field. More than 400 aviation executives watched films of the model, which tilts its wings and raises the propellers for takeoff and then shifts to horizontal flight. The model has made three successful remote controlled flights and mirrors concepts from the Convair pogostick and Hiller flying platform. Vertical airliners could reduce the need for long runways.
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Moffett Field
Ames Aeronautical Laboratory
Navy
Hiller Helicopter
Last Rites Thursday for Harry Whealy
Services for Harry Whealy 64 retired Corona Citrus Association manager will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the American Legion Hall Temescal Lodge No 314 F A M of which he was a Pastmaster and Rev Daniel Hogan will officiate Cremation will follow The Bell Thomas Mortuary is in charge Flowers omitted He died yesterday at relatives home in Alta Loma Surviving are his widow Helen three brothers Ray W Fresno Van Whealy Glendale two sisters Mrs Pearl Teller Spokane and Mrs Grace Cox Cle Elum Washington
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Corona Citrus Association
American Legion Hall
Temescal Lodge No
F.&a.m
Daniel Hogan
Congregational Church
Bell-Thomas Mortuary
Whealy
el Centro
Alta Loma
William H. Jameson Post American Legion
Rotary Club
Helen
Ray W
Fresno
Van
Suecien Whealy
Glendale
Pearl Teller
Spokane
Washington
Grace Cox
Cle Elum
Marzinke Elected Assistant VP of Citizens Bank
Corona resident Hilbert E. Marzinke, manager of the Rubidoux office of Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank of Riverside, has been elected assistant vice president by the bank's directors. John Y. Barbee was named manager of the Perris office.
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Hilbert E. Marzinke
Corona
Rubidoux
Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank of Riverside
John Y. Barbee
Perris
Marzinke
First National Bank of Corona
Citizens Bank For Savings
George Snndecor
Corona Banks
Citizens of Riverside
Bank
Paul Camarillo Dies in Buena Park Auto Accident
Paul Camarillo 23 of Los Angeles and formerly of Corona was killed in a Buena Park auto accident Sunday. Born in Mexico he lived in Corona with parents, attended Corona schools, and worked for Foothill Lemon Co. He is survived by Victor and Maria Camarillo and five sisters. Family resides in Mexicali. Funeral services pending.
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Los Angeles
Corona
Buena Park
Mexico
Mr. Camarillo
Foothill Lemon Company
Victor Camarillo
Cruz
Victor
Jesus
Mary
Rose
Consello
Teresa
Vera
Mexicali
Bell- Thomas Mortuary
Bodies of Guide and Californian Found in Oregon
The bodies of 62 year old McKenzie river guide Milo Thompson and 48 year old Aram Adams of Bakersfield California were recovered from the McKenzie river 45 miles east of Eugene Oregon. Earl Smith of Sacramento California is still missing. Thompson and the two California automobile dealers had gone fishing on the river in a small boat.
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Eugene, Ore
U.P
California
McKenzie River
Eugene
Ore
Rver
Milo Thompson
Aram Adams
Bakersfield
Calif
Earl Smith
Sacramento
Thomson
Car production in 1900 in United States factories
The National Automobile Club reports that U.S. factories produced 4,192 passenger cars in 1900, reflecting early growth in the automotive industry and the emergence of mass production.
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United States
National Automobile Club
Barbee Longtime Bank Associate With Overseas Service
David and Marilyn Barbee are noted in a profile of a bank official. Barbee has served Citizens Bank since 1953 mainly as administrative agricultural adviser, joined Perris staff in May after the bank opened a new building there, and served five years overseas with the U S Air Force. He is a UC Berkeley graduate in agricultural economics and previously worked three and a half years as a 4 H farm adviser in San Bernardino County.
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David
Marilyn
Barbee
Citizens Bank
Perris
U. S. Air Force
University of California At Berkeley
San Bernardino
Talent Show to Highlight July 4 Band BoostersFest
Auditions last night selected about 10 acts for the July 4 Band Boosters Celebration talent show led by Mick Becker. Acts include the Country Girls of Corona and Long Beach professionals, with the high school dance band providing music and a 7:30 p.m. start. Dancing, ballet, instrumentals, baton, and vocals are planned, followed by aerial fireworks after the Star Spangled Banner.
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Wome
Mick Becker
Country Girls of
Corona
The
Smith Sisters
Long Beach
Ecker
M. G. Robinson
Becker
Kidnapper posing as pollster abducts mother and infant in Los Angeles
A man posing as a television pollster forced his way into Mrs. Gloria C. Lujan's Los Angeles home and drove off with her nine month old daughter for about an hour before releasing them unharmed. A young woman driver accompanied the suspect. The gun was used to threaten the mother during the ordeal.
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Los Angeles
Gloria C. Lujan
Paving Complete for Utility Yard. Chase Work Delayed
Corona City Manager Ralph Pfiffner reports the new utility yard on Harrison Street off North Main is finished. Paving on Chase Drive is postponed due to a local asphalt workers strike, delaying the station opening at Sixth Street and Belle Avenue and affecting downtown street improvements.
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Corona City
Harrison Street
North Main
Ralph Pfiffner
Chase Drive
Pfiffner
Sixth Street
Belle Avenue
Marion Featherston
South Main Street
Ramona Avenue
Main Street
Washburn Avenue
Corona
Cooler Today With High of 71 Across Southern California
Temperatures cooled across Southern California with a noon high near 71 in Corona and 64 at beach areas. Skies were cloudy west of the coastal mountains but clearing expected by afternoon. no rain is forecast and a modest warm-up is predicted tomorrow.
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Coastal Mountains
Corona
California
Operating Engineers Strike Halts Key Freeway Work
Southland contractors halted most major road projects in support of strikebound firms. 23 freeway jobs delayed including the interchange bridge at San Bernardino and Santa Ana freeways. State officials fear peak hour traffic jams as authorities probe a separate double tragedy in Cora Wyoming where five relatives were found dead at a ranch home.
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Southland
A. F. of L
San Bernardino
Santa Ana
State Highway Department
Last Minute Compromise Averts Steel Strike Hint
U. S. Steel chief negotiator John Stephens signals a possible wage offer increase to avert a strike by 600,000 CIO United Steelworkers. Union President David McDonald says there is still time to settle as wage talks continue in Pittsburgh ahead of a midnight deadline.
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U. S. Steel
John Stephens
CIO
United Steelworkers
David McDonald
Pittsburgh
British warn use of warships to guard trade with Red China
A Foreign Office official told the House of Commons that Britain will deploy warships to protect British freighters in the Far East if needed. Nationalist Chinese warships have previously interfered with British shipping, prompting the warning.
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China
Britain
Nationalist China
Red China
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Far East
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