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Coronado Compass

Location

Coronado, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1948

Page

4

Local Coronado Anecdotes and Officials Notes

Coralado gossip notes district changes and leaders with mentions of Alameda Blvd renamed K Avenue prior to 1919 Dorothea McCall eyed as potential candidate for State Assembly district 80 in 1950 Coronado population growth from 1477 in 1910 to an estimated 17 18 000 by 1940s and 1950s. Also references Mayer press dispute and Hildegarde show details at Circus Room and Hotel with staffing and production notes.

Coronado C. of C Alameda Blvd K Avenue Dorothea McCall Joseph Wechsberg New Yorker Esquire Compass Hildy Hildegarde Circus Room Nanah Milwaukee Chantoosy Jai-Alai Tijuana Fronton Palacio Blanche Odle

Early Ocean Beach Cliff House Hotel Built 1887

From Union Title Insurance records comes a note on the Cliff House in Ocean Beach later Beacon Hotel. Built in 1887 by Carlson and Higgins, it attracted tourists, promoted local land sales, and hosted early San Die County social events before a fire near the turn of the century. The hotel stood at the foot of Nia sere Street where Holiday Motor Court now sits.

Union Title Insurance and Trust Company Cliff House Ocean Beach Carlson and Higgins San Diego San Die Niasere Street

Strolling Along Praises Coronado From a Yankee Visitor

A New England visitor named Roderick Stroller strolls Coronado praising sunny weather, friendly cops, and cheerful residents. He notes bright skies, birds, flowers, and warm showers, claiming Coronado is “about tops” for living rather than merely existing. He signs as Roderick Stroller HLF.

Coronado Roderick

Inter-Service Public Information Classes Opened by National Guard

A five class series in Armed Services Public Information began at the National Guard Armory on Thursday to foster inter service cooperation. The program, initially for the 114th AAA Brigade, was extended to all branches and reserves, with Coronado's activated Guard battery among attendees. About 26 officers and on duty personnel attended.

Armed Services Public Information National Guard San Diego 114Th Aaa Coronado

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Coronado Compass Orange Avenue Henley Naval Air Station Imperial Beach Palm City Nestor Louis Millen Marvin K. Chase, Jr Richard H. Watkins Police Department Coronado Board of Education A. E. Schaefer Barbizon, Corette & Textron Hanes Dupliquette Hee Aberle Nylons Kaylon Tommies Jantzen and Helen Harper Groff Hollis and Carol West Core Rosenblum Li'l Alice Jonathan Logan Textron Robes Orange Suipeers Daniel Green L. B. Evans MAMA Glamour Natl Roya Universal Boot Shop Aleiding By Dick Watkins Dept Louis M. Mayer Mayer United Press Sam Angeloff The Tacoma Times Mr. Mayer Ivory Kings and Queens Pendennis Hollywood San Diego County Historical Scrapbook Guard Coronado’s Coronado Radio Hospital Orange, ‘Avenue KFMB KFI Enk 'Kyor KSDJ KGB Ou Rye oAsmannon Png Emerson and Philco Nathan Hughes Jonathan Winston Regular Army 1Lth Naval District Marine Base Reserve Corps Frederick C.whitney 114Th Aaa Brigade Pari Heric Wade Wellman Margaret O. “Bell Morrow Story of Alaska Hentid Iceiv Isi Eve Shandra Liqueurs the Island Mobley Orange Ave J. Mobley Hio Hoppi
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