Missing Wallet Leads to Arrest Of Corona Man
Corona man Robert Teixeira was arraigned in Temescal District Court on grand theft charges after a wallet disappeared June 28. Bail was reduced to 1000 dollars. preliminary hearing set for July 28 at 10 am. Warrant lists John Does 1-4. Wallet belonged to Tarbio Ramirez of 315 Victor Avenue.
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Robert Teixeira
Byron Street
Home Gardens
Temescal Judicial District
W. S. Caudill
Teixeira
Toribio Ramirez
Victora Avenue
John Does
Ramirez
Tony Galvan
Whittier
E. S. Dales
Galvan
John T. Ganahl
Mary Fredericks
Kress Court
Nellie Galvan
Corona
Belle Avenue
Harry Brinton
Bessie Hough
John_Steven Way
Dorothy Prescott
Alexine Loranger
Charle¢“Cottsitarg Flora Muelter
Minnie B Whitcomb
Miss Nealie ‘Gibbs
Hazel Dixon
James Sutton
William Meadows
Joe Armando Aguirre
Victoria, Avenue
Rudy Rome?Po
Lincoln Street
William Carl Cotton
Commercial
Rafael Basurto Salas
Garfield
Building Ahead of 1953 Despite June Lag
June 1953 building in Corona fell below June 1952 but six month total reached 1 196 937 dollars. Permits issued for four new homes valued at 33 500 dollars while 7 800 dollars went to a residential single item. Inspector C J Hoersting reports permits issued during June 1953 include 4 new dwellings 883 500 dollars and 10 residential additions repairs. non residential 2 300 dollars.
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Corona
C. J. Hoersting
Reserve Officers Finish Basic Police Training
Sheriff Joe Rice and Police Chief J S Lowery honor reserve officers who completed basic training in law enforcement. June 9 certificates awarded to Rudy Steiner Elmo Switzer Merlé Allen Glen Spillman Chester Kimbell Abner Alton Dick Fair Nelson Tex Colby Kenneth Sadler Don Wilson Joel Kurtz Gene Maxwell Dan Hendon Robert Mosher Edward Paul Esme Fromke.
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Joe Rice
J. S. Lowery
Joe Kurtz
Rudy Steiner
Elmo Switzer
Merlé Allen
Glen Spillman
Chester Kimbell
Abner Alton
Dick Fair
Nelson
Tex) Colby
Kenneth Sadler
Don Wilson
Joel Kurtz
Gene Maxwell
Dan Hendon
Robert Mosher
Police
Edward Paul
Esme Fromke
1954 Corona Road Race Plans Announced
Corona Chamber of Commerce outlines early planning for the 1954 Road Race celebration. The board may appoint a new chairman in the fall and implement more safety measures. A progressive dinner for Horseless Carriage enthusiasts and a tour of lovely homes on Memorial Day are considered. A $138.10 fund donation from the Fourth of July Association will offset past expenses, honoring Frank Morrell with a silver lighter for his 1953 work.
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Corona
Chamber of Commerce Race Committee
Chamber Board of Directors
Grand Boulevard
Frank Morrell
Chamber of Commerce
Virgil E. Wilson
Morrell
Missed Paper Service at Daily Independent Office
A man remains at the Daily Independent office until 6 30 p m to deliver papers missed by subscribers. Later deliveries cannot be made.
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Daily Independent
Alabama launches mass gamma globulin polio treatment
In Montgomery area, thousands of children under ten line up at 18 vaccination stations for gamma globulin injections as part of Operation Needle. The effort mobilizes 125 doctors and 80 nurses across city and county sites to inoculate about 30,000 children in four days amid 80 polio cases and three deaths. Local bases Maxwell and Gunter assist if needed.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery County
Maxwell
Gunter Air Force
Parents- Teachers Association
Boy, 8, Struck by Bike on Sidewalk in District
An eight year old boy was hit by a bicycle while on a sidewalk and suffered a scalp cut. Deputy Rommey of the sheriff's office reported the crash to police. Lt. H. C. Heckert urged bicycle riders to avoid sidewalks in the business district and to ride with care outside the central area. He noted sidewalks are banned between Ninth and Fourth on Main, Howard and Belle on Sixth, and Seventh and Fifth in the business district.
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Rommey
Sheriff’s Office
Howard Street
H. C. Heckert
Heckert
Main
Howard
Belle
Building to Walks on Main 8th to 9th Probable
The Planning Commission recommended a 10 foot street setback variance on Main Street to let Dr. H G Ralph build to the sidewalk in front of his 820 South Main residence for a one story prescription pharmacy near Corona Medical Dental building. The plan awaits City Council approval and aims to extend similar variances across the entire block, aiding other proposed structures and nearby sites including Enid's Beauty Shop and the Red Cross offices.
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Main Street
Planning Commission
H. G. Ralph
South Main
Corona Medical-Dental
L. D. Kalayjian
Circle
R. L. Johnson
Red Cross
Daily Independent
Standard Oil
Eighth and
Main
Noble Kimmel
Seventh Street
Rimpau
Kimmel
Seventh
Bragners
E. H. Morris
Citron Street
Lio Hays
Buena Vista Street
Elderly Man Struck by Car on Railroad Street
A 72 year old man, Manuel Rodriguez of 817 Railroad Street, was hit by a car driven by Emilio Becerra, 18, near Buena Vista Street at 8 55 p m He was taken to Corona Hospital with bumps and bruises. Police said the car lights failed moments before impact.
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Railroad Street
Manuel Rodriguez
Corona Hospital
Rodriguez
Emilio Becerra
South Victoria Street
Buena Vista Street
Becerra
Brown Funeral Home
Corona Receives 39606 From Car License Fees
Corona will collect 39606 as its share of California motor vehicle license fees for December 1 1952 to May 31 1953. State Controller Robert O Kirkwood announced a total apportionment of 59886866 for cities and counties. The amounts are divided equally among 312 cities and 58 counties at 3.87 per capita for cities and 2.82 for counties.
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Corona
Robert O. Kirkwood
Riverside County
Kirkwood
California
Gas Tank Spill Closes Sixth Street Safe Route
An overfull gas tank on a car parked on a slope caused a hazardous condition in front of the Citizens bank on Sixth street. Firefighters washed spilled gasoline from the pavement and also washed oil from the highway near the Hi Spot, likely from a nearby service station.
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Citizen’s Bank
Sixth Street
Hi Spot
Fire Destroys Grass and Lumber in Riverside Acres
A grass fire on 65th Street in Riverside Acres endangered three homes and a pile of gold lumber. State crews from the Corona Forestry station on Hamner Avenue battled the blaze Monday afternoon and saved property valued at about $10,000 after estimating $30 loss. A unit from Glen Avon also responded.
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Riverside Acres
Corona Forestry
Hamner Avenue
65Th Street
Glen Avon
Riots Across East Europe Hit Soviet Controllers
Reports from Poland East Germany Czecho Slovakia and Hungary describe clashes with Soviet and Polish troops in six cities. Dulles cites unrest in satellite nations as evidence of overreach. Hunger riots spread as food shortages worsen and thousands are jailed since June 17.
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Germany
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Korea
East Germany
East Berlin
Europe
Hungary
Dulles
Matyas Rakosi
Rakosi
Red Zone
Ivan's East German gamble collapses amid revolt and mutinies
Soviet backed Volkspolitzei expansion in East Berlin flops as 826 officers face prison or labor camps and 187 defect to the West. 134 are demoted while plans for a larger army are scrapped due to finances and a publicized failure.
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Phil Newsom
U.P
Ivan
East Germany
Red Army
People’s Police
Volkspolizei
East Berlin
Thabe
Iron Curtain
West
West Berlin
Soviet Zone
Citizens Bank Opens Rubidoux Office in West Riverside
Citizens Bank plans a new Rubidoux branch serving West Riverside Crestmore Glen Avon Mira Loma and Pedley in Riverside county northwest of Riverside. The 14th branch follows a 50th anniversary period and charter approval by the Washington comptroller after population and economic surveys. Location and opening date to be announced.
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Citizens Bank
West Riverside
Elden Smith
Inland Empire
Corona
Rubidoux
Crestmore
Glen Avon
Mira Loma
Pedley
Riverside County
Santa Ana
Comptroller’s Office
Record 15 Mig Kills Sets Monthly Korean War Mark
Allied Sabrejet pilots downed 15 Communist Migs establishing a new daily and monthly record in Korea. Major James Jabara increased his score to 14 as McConnell’s earlier mark stands two ahead. Monthly total hits 74 with 8 probably destroyed and 34 damaged. air battles overshadow ground fighting as Eighth Army reports 11,200 enemy killed or wounded in the week.
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James Jabara
James McConnell
Kangdong
Sariwon
Korea
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