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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1943

Page

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Local Scout Pack Notes Progress At Riverside Group Meeting

The Pack Cub Scouts and Lions Club sponsors discussed cooperation and upcoming events. Emphasis on achievement reports and den activities, with a trip planned and a weekly meeting schedule to accommodate Bible school attendance.

Ie Waer Lions Club Ray K.’ Shook F the Jr Penney EFI Riverside-Redyiang Deni Naual Ernest Alumbaugh Bible School Keitha M. Davis Lock Stark Retion Avenue

Eastern Star bonds celebrate Charles Scoville anniversary

A July 8 gathering honors the golden anniversary of Mr. Charles Scoville at a Naval hospital venue. The mood was festive as members and spouses attended the event hosted by the Office of the Bilipino and Eastern Star group.

Bilipino ¢ UY. St. Naval. Hospital Charles Scoville

Regular meeting minutes outline succession and attendance

The fragment notes a regular business meeting of No. 314, F. & Re held on a Tuesday evening in July. It mentions a resignation and a committee selection to fill a vacancy, with attendance noted for junior members.

Mauradey Fae

Delegates Named for 1944 General Conference

Santa Barbara area ministers announce lay delegates for the 1944 General Conference in Kansas City. Delegates include Dr Adbert H Day Dr Russell E Clay Rev Glenn R Phillips Dr Donald H Minpett Mrs ay ron Whilson James McGifin and others.

Santa, Barbara Kansas City Choyen Adbert H. Day Raga Rey, L. Smith Donald H. "Minpett Liv Angeles Aia James Ty Lyona Santana Lay Ingdudes Ayron Whilson Apheua

Community Calendar Shows Evening Meetings and Meals

Community notice lists events tonight at First Congregational church 6 30 p m fellowship supper 20 30 club 7 15 p m Roya cafe Redmen 7 30 p m Glass Bros hall Allied Relief 9 a m Settlement House Lions round table 12 15 p m Hatel Springboerg

First Congregational Church Roya Cafe Redmen Glass Bros. Hall Allied Relief Settlement House Lions Hatel Springboerg

Local Girl Scouts to Camp Near Idylwyld Park

Girl Scouts depart tomorrow for a two week camping period at Idyllynd with a group from Corona. Leaders Mrs Raymond Cox and Mrs W D Grassie accompany the girls Martha Kirkpatrick Val Mitchell Kay Seebold Kathleen Bishop Connig Cox Ethel Dillon Barbara Rangis and Betty Graggie. Mrs Harriet Seebold from the Lincoln troop serves as camp councilor for the full period.

Azelea Traila Idyllynd Scquis Fram Carona Martha Kirkpatrick Val Ma Mitchell Kay Kathleen Seebold Kathleen Bishop Connig Cox Ethel Dillon Barbara Rangis Betty Graggie Will Raymond, Cox D. Grassie Harriet Seebold Lincoln

Pauline Sturgis Weds Gerald Brockman in Denver Ceremony

Pauline Sturgis, daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Sturgis, married Gerald Brockman son of Mr and Mrs Christina Frederick in a Tuesday ceremony at Denver Corp training camp. The couple will make their home in Denver after training completion. Fred Brockman attended the wedding. Also noted, Nancy Snidecor from San Bernardino visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs George Snidecor on Southeast Boulevard.

A. W. Sturgis Magnolia Avenue Ape Pauline Rfc Gerald Brockman Christina Frederick Ang Kred Brackmagh Long Beach Tenyer Corp Fon Agrial Sunnery Renver Corona Fred, Brockman Nancy Snidecor San Bernardino Mrs George Bs .Snidecor

Second Girl Scout Day in Camp Attracts 88 Attendees

Unit II led flag raising and singing as 88 girls joined activities at city park camp yesterday. Leaders included Mrs O K Burman director with assistance from multiple troop leaders and many attendees named.

Unit II Park Harry Kay Wilson Lois Hatcher Bathana Sandidge Joyce Smith America Hall Ang Ming Margaret Siimanmend Mair Jonse Darle Mildred Stanian Mass Ri MaNeik Nancy Bunhanes Garpling Dahama Barbara Dillon Saakia Stewart Lucilig Smith Rosanna Thomas Joan Velthoem Barbara Murphy Lea Annih Alion Lonny Boogy Sue Caball Wande Amene Fergusom Garlene Henson Jigan Lamb Angie IbaPorte Pauling Norton Doris Frice Barhana San ‘Didge Earth Ann Wiley Harry Key Wilcoga Jane Karney Marilyn Galbraith Jackie Zilzle Ors. Hatcher Dolores Swanson Ethel’ Hobbs Many Ligbba Ratty Bowen

Officers elected at convention of NEAVNI East

In Indianapolis at the 23rd annual convention of the National Education Association East, Edith B. Jaynes of Norfolk Massachusetts was elected president for 1948-44. Harold W. Smith of Glendale Arizona was elected first vice president and B F Stanton of Alliance Ohio was re elected treasurer. multiple regional officers were elected and re elected to the executive committee including George A. Bowman, Harry Wessels, E R Moulton, Richard B. Kennan, Grover Mout Sout, Martin P. More, Frank Weyer, Elmer H. Garinger, Kate Frank, Leonardi Bowman, Emily Tarbell, and others. Mabel Studebaker of Erie Pennsylvania was chosen president of the department of classroom teachers.

Indianapolis Ind Representative Assembly of the National Education Ita New Edith .B Jaynes Norfolk Association Far Glendale Ariz. Wag B. F. Stanton Alliance George A. Bowman Moynstown Harry Wessels Britain Kate Frank Uskogee Okla Thos Prince Oxville Fend R. Minnie Angalt Lake City Utah Emily Tarbell Syracuse di Leonardi Bowman Santarbara Calif Mabel Studebaker Erie Department of

Betty Grable and Harry James Plan to Marry

Hollywood reports Betty Grable and trumpet star Harry James plan to wed. The couple, publicized in press circles, expected to marry after a brief courtship, amid speculation about timing and the wedding ceremony.

Betty Grable Harry James Hollywood James Sean

War Front Home Front Notes on Food and Jobs

A mixed wartime update covers wartime shopping changes. It notes coffee and stamps adjustments, price trends, and guidance on bedspreads or oranges. It also highlights an American women role in canning and farming, plus youth work, physical fitness drives, and a local health nurse assignment.

Ameribais America O.K U. S Planta U. S. Employment Service Harry. Haups Army Navy Rioania

We Still Claim 100 Percent In War Time Unity

The piece critiques postwar economy and labor unrest, urging national unity despite strikes and high taxes. It argues Americans enjoy peace-time privileges while resisting wartime sacrifice, warning against isolationism and subsidies that shield prices and wages. It cites Hoover era policy debate and calls for shared responsibility amid looming war.

Philagas. Phy America Han Russia Ll. Lewis Congress United ‘States Iren Sampel Gnaften Hoover

Two More Packers in Los Angeles Close Thar Doors

chaotic meat shortage prompts two additional packing plants to shut down in Los Angeles area. Meat Packers Inc. director Ben Goan and officials report drastic price impacts with expected supply gaps. experts forecast a drop in meat availability until new quotas arrive next week.

Packers Los Angeles Angeless Weseani Tisk Ramedy Thomas Walsh The Associated Maafs Jokberas Houzes Michael L. Nesson Angeles

Youthful conscientious objectors sentenced for desertion

Four youths under 25 from Los Angeles pleaded guilty to desertion after refusing nonmilitary duties at a government camp near Santa Cara. Judge Relph Jenney sentenced them to 18 months in a federal road camp. Assistant U S Attorney H P Bledsoe said the group objected to military work and restrictions and walked away from the camp.

Los Angeles Santa Cara Relph BE Jenney Jenney “Monday. “Fhey Are Philip C. Dolve Gerald P. Darrow Charles V . Worley Lloyd Saft United States Attor H. P. Bledsoe Therm Walkesiaway

Ration Board to Mail A Cards Renewal Plan Announced

The Ration Board led by Chairman Ben B. Sampsell announced plans to mail A and D motorcycle renewal books under the streamline renewal plan. Car owners must submit applications at local service stations and return completed forms with current ration book covers and past records to receive new books by July 24.

OPA Elime Ee Ee Schgo House Rick Sixth Street Psell A. Mly Rengwal Amy Tuatorlata

Gillette denies 4th term candidate claim

Senator Guy M. Gillette denies being chosen by Democrats opposing a fourth term. He calls the Pearson story false and says there was no discussion of his candidacy at a secret luncheon. He adds he is not a candidate for any office.

Gillette Cherokee Guy M. Gillette Ihosen Drew Pearson The Neposta Jim Farley Seng Harry Byrd Walter RK. George Farley Hol. Pnelsey Senate Washington

Tomorrow's Horoscope Cautions Focus On Personal Affairs

Tomorrow's outlook urges you to ignore others problems and avoid idle curiosity. A private discussion may spark wrath, but stay composed and focus on your own business.

Los Angeles-Ubana H Harrison Davids Hine Case Details

A garbled report describes a financial dispute involving over 40 000 in checks and multiple names. It mentions Agua Caliente Maxi trade and prohibited carrying of funds, with references to international transfers and various certificates.

Los Angeles Ubana H Harrison Davids Hine Agua ‘Caliente Maxi Nagei Tradice The Mign Langé Moniey Orden

Sinking of ship details emerge from survivor accounts

Survivors of a torpedoed vessel recount six days at sea with 28 to 40 crew members and 15 armed guards. Seaman First Class Kenneth Bell of Nebraska City Nebraska reports the ship was attacked and sank, with one lifeboat and a raft reaching safety while others were lost. The Navy has not released the vessel’s identity.

Geshige Cakand Mote Becekiniales Aninowhgell Yeatenday Kang Swain Saidi Hell Necord Gate Kenneth Bell Nebraska& City Neb

Three Girls Injured by Dynamite Blast Near Park

Three young girls were hurt when debris from a dynamite blast at a nearby construction site showered a Bakerfield area near a ball park. They were taken to a local hospital for treatment.

Ball Park

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