Orange Belt Preachers Meet Holds All Day Session
The Orange Belt Preachers Association of Methodist clergy and wives met at Corona Methodist Church for a 10 30 a m session. Dr Walter C Buckner urged preachers to stand for convictions and live them openly. Discussion on impure literature followed with 31 magazines listed as barred. Dinner by church ladies, praise for the meal, and plans for next month at Wildomar.
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Orange Belt Preachers’ Meeting
San Diego
East End
Pasadena
Corona Methodist Church
Walter C. Buckner
Methodist Church
Fisher
Arlington
Sun editor fatally injured in San Bernardino wreck
F H Day, Sun city editor, and companion O E Eckrote were in a car that skidded on a slippery Temescal road near the Charters Davis packing house. Day suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. Eckrote, unhurt, told investigators Day was driving and speeding. Day had no local relatives. he is from Wilmington Delaware and worked as copy editor.
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F. H. Day
San Bernardino
Charters Davis
Temescal Road
Elsinore
Corona Hospital
Eckrote
Crew
The
Sun
Wilmington
Delaware
Allen Davis
Davis
Drew
Crisis reports total and average in Los Angeles county
Los Angeles tally shows 26 personal crisis reports this month with an average of 4.6 per month, according to Coroher Frank Nance.
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Los Angeles
Corofher Frank Nance
Madeline Clark Wins County Oratorical Prize
Local WCTU members report Madeline Clark won the county oratorical contest for best oration on a union subject. She earned a silver medal at the Junior High School last Friday and the prize of 3 dollars for the best oration in the fifth and sixth grades.
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Madeline Clark
Corona Calendar Various Community Meetings And Elections
City trustees meet at City Hall at 7 00 p m. Psychology Club session with Miss Spiles Williams at 7 30. Sunday events include a youth gathering at Miss Maxine Stickle 1102 Main. Lions depart for San Diego at 6 00 a m. Norco Farm Center meets Ott ranch 10 30 a m. Temescal Lodge F and A M 3rd degree at 7 36 p m. Student body elects officers. Friday includes a junior senior banquet at 7 p m and Rotary at Hotel Kinney 12 15. Memorial Day observed Saturday with all stores closed. G A R and Legion Ceremony at W I C then dinner at Methodist church. Sunday church services 9 30 10 45 and 7 30. Monday W W O W meets 7 30 for officer election. Tuesday W I C hosts Corona high school girls 3 00 to 6 00 p m. Election for postmaster at City Hall 8 00 a m to 7 00 p m.
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City Hall
Spiles Williams
Maxine Stickle
Main St
Ednesday Lions
San Diego
Norco Farm Center
Ott Ranch
G. A. R. and Legion
Methodist Church
Tentative Plans For Last Days Of School
Principal Glen D. Wight reports a forthcoming graduate list, with 38 students likely this year. Juniors host a May 29 banquet for seniors at the Woman's Club house, a farewell event. June 7 features a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Walter Reed at the Congregational church. Commencement is set for June 11 in the high school auditorium.
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Glen D. Wight
Woman’s Club
Congregational Church
Walter Reed
Ministerial Union
The
Independent
Quake Toll Rises After Western Japan Disaster
Official tallies on May 26 place the dead at 318 with 532 severely injured after a major earthquake and fire in western Japan. Kanasaki’s hot springs area was reduced to two hotels and some fire-scarred homes, while Toyooka suffered two-thirds ruin and widespread property damage remained uncounted.
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Osaka
Japan
Kanasaki
Toyoka
Arlington Teams Meet Oddfellows in Season Opener
Prenchie Altec leads the Arlington indoor baseball squad in a warm contest against the Riverside Oddfellows tomorrow night. The Oddfellows prepare for their first game of the season, with observers expecting a real battle.
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Arlington
Oddfellows
Prenchie Altec
Riverside Oddfellows
The
Dutch Offer to Finance 1928 Olympic Games
Amsterdam government refusals for subsidy lead the Dutch Olympic committee to announce readiness to stage the 1928 games. Private and public subscriptions will fund the event after the International Olympic Committee meeting in Prague is informed.
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Amsterdam
Dutch Olympic Committee
International Olympic Committee
Prague
Beemmen Set Price For Best Honey At 10 Cents
Riverside County Bee Keepers club favors a minimum price of 14 cents per pound for white orange honey in ten carload lots and 15 cents for case lots at a Riverside meeting. W. C. Reeves and R. Fairchilds approved the motion. Bee broker C. He. Millpaugh cautioned against too high prices. Local crops in several counties expected to be lower or similar to last year. some beemen plan moving hives to Sagaho and Utah for alfalfa flow.
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Riverside County Bee Keepers Club
Farm Bureau
Riverside
W. C. Reeves
R. Fairchilds. Co
HE. Millpaugh
Los Angeles
Assembly
C. A. Scherm
A. I. Root Company
Orange County
Upland-Ontario
Riverside County Club
San Diego
Tulare
San Bernardino-Riverside
Riverside County
Sagaho
Utah
Paris Women To Go Barefoot This Summer
Paris fashion notes reveal a shift toward nearly bare feet with only the sole heel and pink toe kept covered by shoes a novelty from Dame Fashion. The eccentric designer predicts Parisiennes will embrace foot exposure in the coming season.
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Paris
Hanford Site Chosen for New Hotel Project
The Hanford site was selected for a new hotel project with an estimated cost of 500000 dollars. Officials say the facility will boost local tourism and provide lodging near key industrial sites.
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Hanford
Rural stretch around Toyoka reports heavy earthquake losses
Incomplete dispatches indicate 2,78996 houses destroyed across an eight square mile rural district near Toyoka with damage higher than the Tokio devastation. No foreigners died though some notable Japanese perished in Kinosaki Hot Springs. Relief work proceeds smoothly and offers of aid from America and others are appreciated but not required.
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Toyoka
Kinosaki
America
Memorial Day Observed With Citywide Business Closures
The Independent notes all city shops will close Saturday for Memorial Day with a parade and graveside ceremonies by American Legion and G A R veterans. Grocery stores plan to shut Friday to extend the closure, with several merchants confirming Friday shopping only.
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American Legion
G. A. R. Veterans
Knauer
Gordon's Grocery
Independent
Harris & Crawford
The
Alpha Beta
C. W. Edwards
Corona Hardware
Heinlein’s
Clarke’s Picture Store
Marsden’s Jewelry
VanDerhoof
Sherman Students Present Annual Play The Toreador
The auditorium at Sherman Institute hosted the annual school play The Toreador staged by students of the government Indian school. The audience called it the best ever performance. An inspection of the institute occurred from 1 to 4 yesterday with tours of buildings and an exhibit of industrial department work in the library. Alumni registrations and former students checked in yesterday morning.
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Sherman Institute
Government Indian School
County Sues Riverside County Over Railroad Land
Southern Pacific seeks quiet title to a 50 foot strip along its right of way between Arabia and Mecca. The railroad filed suit today in Riverside County. The company says title was granted in 1866. the county claims long public use since early Coachella Valley development.
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Southern Pacific
Arabia
Mecca
Riverside
D. G. Clayton
Coachella Valley
Japanese Cannot Become a Citizen
The Supreme Court ruled that a native born Japanese cannot naturalize as an American citizen if he served in the U S military. The decision upholds a Massachusetts federal court ruling that Midemitsu Toyota, who served in the coast guard from 1913 to 1923, was not eligible despite earlier naturalization.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Midemitsu Toyota
United States Coast Guard
Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
Toyota
Taft
Butler
Foot Traveler Near Death After Barbed Wire Fall
Fred Jensen was found unconscious yesterday after his foot snagged a barbed wire fence and he was held up by five more days than two, leaving him near death near San Mateo.
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San Mateo
Fred Jensen
Pittsburg Plans New Library Building
Marysville school board backs a $400000 bond to fund a new library project and related facilities. The recommendations highlight local educational infrastructure expansion in the region.
Polar explorers Amundsen and Ellsworth Missing in Arctic
Oslo May 26 Four days have passed since Captain Roald Amundsen and American Lincoln Ellsworth departed to reach the north pole by airplane. Weather reports show improving then worsening Arctic conditions with a snowstorm feared.
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Oslo
Raold Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
North Pole
Amundsen
Arctic
Seven Communists to Die for Cathedral Outrage
London May 26 reports say seven communists found guilty of bombing the Sofia cathedral will be executed in a few days. The court confirmed sentences on the six named defendants Friedmen Petrini Kosovsky Abadujieff Dimitroff aadgarsky and others.
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London
Severn
Sofia
Exchange
P Group
Friedmen
Petrini
Kosovsky
Abadujieff
Dimitroff
Aadgarsky
Redlands University Set for June Commencement Exercises
Sixteenth annual commencement at Redlands University will run from June 6 to 8. Invitations have been sent by trustees faculty and the senior class. Among Coronans attending is Miss Elizabeth Clark of West Olive Street.
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Redlands University
University of Redlands
Coronans
Elizabeth Clark
West Olive Street
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Corona
Temescal Lodge
W.I. C. Rotary Club
Hotel Kinney
Corona High School
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Sherman
Landon Railroad
Pittssburg
Marysville
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