Captain A H Gray Jr Elected President of Coronado Rotary
Captain A H Gray Jr USN ret emerged as president of the Coronado Rotary Club after the annual election at the Hotel del Coronado Terrace Room. Leo E Hansen was named secretary treasurer and a new board including W T Elliott Hugh Rockwell Harry Perkins Charles Soderberg Alfred Laing Jr and Clarence Anderson joins the outgoing president.
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Hotel del Coronado
A. H. Gray, Jr
USN
Coronado
Eagles Initiate Seven New Members In Coronado Aerie
Coronado Aerie number 2763 of the FoE welcomed seven new members at its last meeting. Initiates named Lt. Theo E Butsko Courtland G Feuquay R E Kelley C A Maxwell S J Totaro Dr A A Amandio and J C Farris were inducted as part of monthly initiation led by President Stanley Watkins.
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Eagles
Coronado Aerie
No. 2763
F.O.E
Theo. E. Butsko
Courtland G. Feuquay
R. E. Kelley
C. A. Maxwell
S. J. Totaro
A. A. Amandio
J. C. Farris
Stanley Watkins
New Hotel Owner To Arrive Here From East Tomorrow
Barney Goodman new owner of the Hotel del Coronado is expected to arrive from the East tomorrow. Harry S Ward will continue as managing director of both the Chapman Park in Los Angeles and the Hotel del Coronado while Goodman inspects the premises.
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Barney Goodman
Hotel del Coronado
Harry S. Ward
Goodman
Chapman Park
Los Angeles
Santa Rita
Tucson
Texas
Kansas City
Coronado
Ward
Burkheimer Assumes Editor Publisher of The Journal
H. C. Burkheimer, ex Glendale News Press publisher, takes over Coronado Journal as editor and publisher. His son Robert C. Burkheimer named advertising manager and Gordon Burkheimer in the print shop. Larry Priddy remains on staff as production manager.
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H. C. Burkheimer
Glendale News-Press
Coronado Journal
Robert C. Burkheimer
Gordon
Larry Priddy
Journal
Coronado Included In Phone Toll Rate Cuts For S D Area
The California Public Utilities Commission authorized Pacific Telephone to extend San Diego local service and end toll charges between exchanges effective April 26. Coronado Pacific Beach National City Chula Vista El Cajon La Jolla La Mesa are included in the suburban exchanges affected. Local rates rise 50 to 75 cents monthly based on party lines.
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California Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Diego
Coronado
Pacific Beach
National City
Chula Vista
el Cajon
la Jolla
la Mesa
Communion Service At St. Pauls Church
Every Sunday a 9 a.m. communion service is held at St. Pauls Methodist church. Pastor R Hyton Sanders suggests the chapel could display flags of various seafaring services, similar to West Point.
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St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
R. Hylton Sanders
West Point
Chaplain Bonner To Speak At Coronado Homes Service
Chaplain R L Bonner of the Amphibious Base will lead a non Denominational service Sunday from 10 45 to 11 30 a m at the management hall of Coronado Homes. Children may be left in the nursery. He has conducted a Sunday school there for two months with attendance from 100 to 150.
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R. L. Bonner
Amphibious Base
Coronado Homes
Bonner
Music Society Hears Dr Sokoloff Outline Summer Series
Dr Nikolai Sokoloff presented two alternate three concert summer plans to 28 Col orrado Music Society members at Mrs Gilder Jacksons home. Members will decide funding via memberships. about 110 contributors already pledged. He aims to hire top artists who will be in California this summer, reducing costs. He favors small venues like Hotel del Coronado for freshness, avoids synthetic music, and plans rarely heard gems with rising American talent.
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Colornado Music Society
Gilder Jackson
Nikolai Sokoloff
Dr. Sokoloff
California
Sokoloff
la Jolla
Hotel del Coronado
Coronado
Navy Widows Here Circulate Petition For Pension Raises
A group of Navy widows in the city circulates a petition urging California Senators and Representatives to back pension increases for dependents of veterans. In 1946 Mary DeVan spent weeks in Washington to persuade lawmakers that 75,000 war widows and 100,000 children cannot live on current pensions. The proposal would raise the widow’s pension from 60 to 75 and each minor child’s from 18 to 40. Mrs. Nelson and her committee urge action and ask signers to write their Congressman.
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Congress
California
Mary DeVan
Washington
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