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Newspaper

Coronado Compass

Location

Coronado, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1948

Page

4

Letters to the Editor Seek Fiscal Restraint and Civic Participation

Readers urge against bonds for long term city projects amid rising taxes and high costs. A letter applauds Sam Waltz for opposing bonds and criticizes county assessments, while another announces the 22nd annual Flower Show to be hosted by Coronado Floral Association with public entries invited and schedules for drop off and judging.

the Compass Sir Coronado Floral Association California Coronado Florist Shops Taylor’s Art Shop Public Library

Reminiscences of Old Annapolis and Naval Academy Regimes

The article recalls Civil War era regulations and postwar changes at the United States Naval Academy. It notes Gideon Welles footnotes on a 1862 act prohibiting officers from forcing labor against fugitives, 1876 course expansions, fencing, seamanship, rope work, boats and sails, boxing, swimming, gymnastics, dancing, and vessel training on the Constitution and Monitor. It describes two cadet divisions engineers and midshipmen with age ranges and distinct insignia.

Gideon Welles Congress United States Naval Academy

Town Hall notes rename and color shift in local scene

Tales and Tidings reports City Council candidates at a Town Hall with remarks by Mary Davis Everit Herter Art Chytrus Gen Gilder Jackson and Tex McEver. It notes Danny Castle changing his stage name to Danny Topaz and Florence Brown replacing Margaret Black in the Compass society column. Plus a 28 years ago memory of Prince Edward at Coronado and a San Diego Electric Railway update.

Mary Davis Everit Herter Art Chytrus Gen. Gilder Jackson Tex McEver Danny Castle Danny Topaz New York Biz N. Y Danny Topazes M.C San Francisco Castle Pat & Bob's Ciety Florence Brown Margaret Black Margaret East Edward Black Army Sa ”E Coronado H.R.H Edward Prince of Wales Hotel del Coronado

Questioning Mr Coronado on Bay ferry safety doors

Letter warns San Diego Bay ferry operators to keep doors open for safety citing Titanic and Iroquois fire lessons. Writer urges action to prevent a disaster like a ship collision or explosion, fearing locked buses and trapped passengers.

Coronado Mason Chicago San Diego Bay

Oriental Art Show Sets April Exhibits in San Diego

At the Fine Arts Gallery in Balboa Park and the IBM building at 2030 Sunset Blvd, April features an emphasis on Oriental art with four painted doors and kakemonos from Mrs. Leon D. Bonnet of Bonita. Chinese album paintings span the 13th century, a contemporary print show by Associated American Artists of New York opens, and the San Diego Art Guild show runs through April 25. Also displayed are works by Dan Dickey and crafts by Isabelle and Ed Churchman.

Fine Arts Gallery San Diego Balboa Park I.B.M Sunset Boulevard Associated American Artists’ Gallery New York San Diego Art Guild Mexico Posada Orozco Rivera International Business Machines ‘Corporation Dan Dickey Isabelle Ed Churchman

Planning Commission Recommends Master Plan Additions

Planning officials warn Coronado will have limited open space for recreation as bay front golf and First Street land near tidelands face subdivision. Scott urges acquiring Silver Strand property to meet future recreation needs amid uncertain voter approval for the hog ranch site. Attending hearing were Old Hooper and MacMullen with Beauchamp Tiedemann Mulcahy Johnson and Peterson on hand. Ince and Yates were absent.

Glenn Wade Coronado First Street Bay Side Tidelands Silver Strand Scott Isiah Old S. G. Hooper Col James MacMullen Mark Beauchamp Ernest R. Tiedemann Francis Mulcahy Byron Johnson Harold Peterson C. W. Ince I. I. Yates

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Coronado Compass Orange Avenue Naval Air Station Imperial Beach Palm City Nestor Sam Waltz Board of Supervisors CPA A. A. Albeck Old Annapolis By Dick Watkins Sam Mason San Diego Electric Railway Co Mr. Coronado Fine Arts Coronado Hobby Sporting Goods Cave Henley Planning Commission Baby Joe Vihue Randolph Randolph el Cajon San Diego, Calif Orange Ave Furlow 4 Commodore Baughman Mgr. Henley Allen Associate Insurance Notary Property Management LA Mesa Albot I. A ‘47
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