Public Address Gift and Local Notices From Coronado
City Councilman Arthur Chytrus donated a new public address system for Coronado, used first at last Wednesday’s Rotary Crab meeting with thanks from President Ajax Gray. The Coronado Compass announces birthdays and local notices, including moves, theatre promotions, and a mention of the new Compass flaghead design.
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Arthur Chytrus
Coronado
Rotary Crab
Ajax
Gray
Art
Alan Laing
Blair
the Coronado
Compass
ST Louis
Charles K. Fietch and Other Political Topics
Charles K. Fietch, 46, appears in a local political snippet alongside other topics. The brief item notes his involvement in upcoming discussions and community affairs. The piece situates Fietch among civic figures engaging in electoral or policy matters.
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Charles K. Fietch
Unclear pagination notes on community council dance
Fragmentary text shows names Stan Potym Wren and Sarina Denison from a Child Guidance Committee. Mentions funds for a City dance at a center on Saturday, with "Pop" Miller leaving a hall with a check to cover the Eagles' share for a free youth dance.
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Stan Potym
Wren
Wiesel Sarina
Pat Denison
Pop
Principal Stouffer and Family Arrive in Coronado
Paul R. Stouffer, named principal of Coronado Fomentary School this autumn, arrived Saturday at 342 Orange Avenue. Mrs. Stouffer and their son Jerold accompanied him from Palo Alto. The new principal was formerly at Ravenswood School.
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Paul R. Stouffer
Coronado Fomentary
Coronado
Orange Avenue
Palo. Alto
Strike Threat Among San Diego Hotels May Hit Coronado Guests
Elevator operators at seven San Diego area hotels including Hotel del Coronado may go out on strike over a pay dispute affecting up to 1,000 guests and staff in Coronado. A meeting in San Diego today could avert or trigger a strike within days, with city officials preparing to safeguard property and handle emergencies if power is cut. Also noted is the city planning a September 14 special election tied to the Silver Strand launch acreage purchase and new Coronado Beach Hotel project led by investors from Los Angeles, New York, and Boston.
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San Diego Area
Hotel del Coronado
Coronado
San Diego
Building Service Employees’ Union
Ateam
Los Angeles
Silver Strand
Spreckels
M. Bert Fisher
Herman Miller
Robert A. Nordblom
New York
Boston
Coronado Beach Hotel and Country Club
City Council Meeting Tonight Aims At Several Approvals
City Hall Chambers hosts a tentative agenda with Planning Commission recommendations. It includes approval of a special ordinance for Silver Strand ranch acreage purchase prepared by City Attorney J R Goodbody and alley pay ing in Block No 152. The meeting considers police sergeant appointments per Chief J W Jordan and coronado chamber of commerce request for 600 and a curfew ordinance discussion.
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Silver Strand Ranch
J. R. Goodbody
Coronado
Chamber of Commerce
Play By Job's Daughters To Benefit Hospital
The Job's Daughters fundraiser, Kiss and Tell, stages at Cora Do high school auditorium to support infantile paralysis treatment. Lead Mikreia Huttman stars with Russell Rumney in the cast and Betty Ann Dow directing assisted by Barbara Torigian. stage manager Herbert Rhoades.
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Job
Corado High School
Betty Ann Dow
Barbara Torigian
Herbert Rhoades
Beverly Bolts
Claire Keyer
Laing
Elizabeth — Up
Donna Fineedisi Peeak Amond
Guardian of the
Navy ships win battle efficiency honors at post war fleet contest
Forty eight ships and twelve aircraft squadrons earned battle efficiency pennants in the Navy Department post war fleet training contest announced from Washington. Heavy cruiser Lena under Capt William Burford Coronado and light cruiser Providence led pennants with separate cash gifts from the Marjorie Sterrett ship fund. other winners included USS Swenson and USS Caeo with commanders Jora Avenue and Cola Jr. VP-HLA1 and VF-11A led aviation units as displays and pennants will be awarded next year.
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Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Lena
William Burford
J Avenue
Coronado
Providence
Marjorie
USS
Swenson
Jora Avenue
C. R. Cola, Jr
Gore Ee J.ai Oohard
H Avenue
Comdy
Rogers
B Street
Rotary District Governor Gurr to Speak at Coronado Club
District Governor Clarence L. Gurr of San Bernardino will visit Coronado Rotary Club for its weekly luncheon tomorrow at Hotel del Coronado. President J. Gray Jr. notes Gurr heads District No. 108, of which Coronado is a unit.
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Rotary District
C. L. Gurr
Tomorow
Clarence LE. Gurr
Coronado Rotary Club
Hotel del Coronado
Alexander, J. Gray Jr
Gurr
San Bernardino
Coronado Club
September 14 Special Election for Sliver Strand Ranch
City Hall insiders planned a September 14 special election for the Sliver Strand ranch property. The Corando Compass says city officials and a so called City Hall Clique kept the news from some papers. The Compass laments the lack of impartial information to all readers and staff.
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O’melvaney & Myers
J. R. Goodbody
Redevelopment Plan Critique on Traffic and Pedestrian Access
A reader analyzes a proposed redevelopment project by Doe from the American Institute. While praising some ground‑breaking ideas, the critic warns the plan is costly and may worsen traffic congestion and pedestrian safety unless property owners agree to extensive street changes.
Redevelopment Resolution by Coronado City Planning Commission
The Coronado California City Planning Commission submits a redevelopment plan with justification, tentative development boundaries, density data, building standards, master plan revision, and preliminary financial analysis. The resolution seeks council approval under state redevelopment law with related motions and voting notes.
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Keen
County Supervisors Approve Coronado Health Agreement
The San Diego County board of supervisors approved an agreement for the County Health Department to provide public health services to Coronado starting September 1 and ending June 30 next year. Coronado will pay $60 a month for services, a plan adopted by most other municipalities in the county.
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Coronado
San Diego
Coronado City
William T. Booth
Police Run Weekend at Bastille House Guests
Police report eight weekend guests at a local Bastille house named Palais de Bastille from Friday the 18th to yesterday. The guest roster included three youths held for attempted petty theft and others jailed for disorderly conduct and intoxication. Police traffic squad issued 18 citations to motorists over the weekend.
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Police
Coronado
Palais de Bastille
J. W. Jordan
Jordan
Date Set For First Public Zone Hearing
Planning Commission set Friday September 3 as the first public hearing date on the new zoning map and ordinance. A second hearing will follow after the initial session at City Hall. The panel also reserved a zone decision for the J R Serecone Company on Third Street between Fand Avenues to avoid spot zoning. Neighboring property owners had opposed the exception, citing plans to expand a re upholstery business in a residential area.
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Planning Commission
Mark Beauchamp
Seon
J. R. Serecone Company
Third Street
Fand
A Avenues
Townsend
Townsend ' Peon
Commission For
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