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Newspaper
Coronado Compass
Location
Coronado, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1948
Page
7
Navy commander seeks a three bedroom un furnished vegetable friendly unit in the Bos gael area with a price up to 130 dollars. Reference H 3 3215.
Rep Fletcher files nominating papers for 23rd district reelection on Republican and Democratic tickets. He declines Independent Progressive designation and campaigns from Washington. Fletcher cites unfinished business and local bills advanced, with constituent letters answered and broad party endorsement.
George A. Scott warns San Diego County about a major public health education drive for April to inform every home about cancer symptoms and early diagnosis. Joe Laux becomes vice chairman and John Goodwin the special gifts chairman as key campaign roles are filled. Headquarters are set in room 101 Medico-Dental building San Diego.
Lassen Volcanic National Park near Red Bluff hosts the United States most recently active volcano per the National Automobile Club County. A San Diego native says he plans to remain a lifelong resident and seeks re election to continue city growth and prosperity.
The article recalls an 1876 handbook at the U.S. Naval Academy with dress rules from blue and white pantaloons to straw hats and caps. It lists cadet daily routines from Reveille to Kingdon Boats and notes changes in roles like watchmen, carpenters, and the barber Master of the Bath. It concludes that many regulations remain today as Navy officers are produced.
The Coronado Methodist church hosts a Boy Scouts review tonight at 7 p.m. The Coronado district meeting will be held at police headquarters on Tuesday April 13.
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