David Young Wins Playhouse Award at Pasadena ceremony
Former Coronatian and radio TV consultant David Young received the Fannie E. Morrison Award at the 20th Annual Pasadena Playhouse School of Theater Arts commencement on June 5. A California native, he built a radio career from San Diego announcer to KHJ producer and Daily News consultant.
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David Young
Los Angeles Daily News
Fannie E. Morrison
Pasadena Playhouse School of Theater Arts
Morrison
School of the
Young
the Playhouse
San Diego
KHJ
Ruthrauff & Ryan Advertising Agency
The
Daily News
David
Mary F. Young
H Avenue
Republican Club Leader Embarks On Eastern Visit
Mrs. Dorothea McCall of Coronado, vice president of the Republican Women's Federation and member of the County and State Republican Central Committee, leaves Saturday for a two month tour in the East to confer with G O P leaders in Washington. She will discuss with Mrs. Joseph Farrington and Mrs. Jeanette McCauley and visit friends in New York and Philadelphia.
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Dorothea McCall
Coronado
Republican Women’s Federation
Republican Central Committee
East
G.O.P
Washington
Joseph Farrington
National Committee
Jeanette McCauley
National Federation of Women's Clubs
McCall
New York
Philadelphia
Telephone Hour Schedules Special Artists for 1949-50 Season
The Telephone Hour broadcast announced a season emphasis on familiar music for 1949-50. The program features special artists and musical favorites, with broadcasts at a set time over NBC stations. The event is presented by Coronado manager Theme Pointe and Tele Evo serialities in cooperation with Bell Telephone Enterprises.
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Coronado Manager
NBC
Bell
New Manager Hayward Haught Returns to Bay Shore Motors Coronado
Hayward E Haught former Coronado Bay Shore Motors branch manager rejoined the company in the same capacity. He led the Coronado branch from 1940 to 1942 and later taught Army cadets at Thunderbird Field Phoenix during the war. He is a West Virginia native who first arrived on the West Coast in 1931 and joined Bay Shore Motors in 1934. He resides in Coronado with his wife and two daughters.
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Hayward E. Haught
Bay Shore Motors
Coronado
Haught
West Virginia
West Coast
Malcolm Ryland
Phoenix
Arizona
Thunderbird Field
Falk Addresses Postwar Germany at Rotary Luncheon
Dr. Charles J. Falk secretary of the San Diego Board of Education spoke on "The Family in Present-Day Germany" at Wednesday's Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel del Coronado. He shared firsthand observations from time spent in the U.S. occupation zone after the war. Col. Samuel Bogan introduced him as program chairman.
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Falk
Rotary
Charles J. Falk
San Diego
Guard Members Here Quali For Training
Earle Bullock Jr and Larry Jordan, California National Guard members, depart for eight week courses at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland. Bullock will study automotive electrician training while Jordan takes small arms. Both recently finished high school and receive full pay and allowances plus transportation.
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Earle Bullock Jr
H Avenue
Aberdeen
Larry Jordan
June W. Jordan
B. Ave
Nado
Battery B
California National Guard
Bullock
Jordan
National Guard
Guard
Bryant Kearney
Coronado NAB Opens Baseball Season With 8 5 Win
Coronado's softball season opener at Cutler Field ended in an 8 5 victory for NAB over VFW. Mayor George F. Neal pitched the opening ceremony, with Adolf Ingraffi batting the first ball and Lou Pollack catching. Coronado High School band provided musical color for the gala event before about 1000 spectators.
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Coronado
Cutler Field
N.A.B
V.F.W
George F. Neal
Adm
Jonas Ingraffi
Recreation Commission
Lou Pollack
Coronado High School
Hal Bremer
Eight Coronado Area Ensigns Commissioned
Eight Coronado area Ensigns are commissioned including Edward C. Waller III of Coronado who graduated from the Naval Academy with distinction. He is noted for a wide publicity photo in the Washington Times Herald. Also named are Andrew G. Nelson of Palm City and Edwin I. McQuiston formerly of Coronado and nephew of James A. Irwin, plus Valentine H. Schaaffer Jr. son of Capt. and Mrs. H. V. Schaffer.
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Edward C. Waller III
Coronado
U. S. Naval Academy
Washington Times-Herald
Annapolis
Ens
Waller
Louis Millen
Adella Avenue
Navy Department
Andrew G. Nelson
Frederick Nelson
Palm City
First Street
Edwin I. McQuiston
McQuiston
James A. Irwi
Glorietta Blvd
Edgerie, Jr
Adm
G. Ki
Valentine H. Schaaffer, Jr
HV. Schaeffer, Jr
H. V. Schaeffer
J Avenue
20-30 Club Wins District Trophy Award
The Coronado 20-30 Club wins the Southern California Attendance Trophy for most miles traveled to the San Bl convention last weekend. Dr. Lloyd Davis reported on convention business including a unanimous vote to start the International Rheumatic Fever Project. The project will fund a national research foundation with a goal of $5,000 to pay a doctor for research at a university.
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Coronado
Southern California
San Bl
Lloyd Davis
Doctor In & University
Children Summer Art Classes Resume at Coronado School
Monty Lewis director of the Coronado School of Fine Arts announces immediate enrollment for children aged 10 to 16 in outdoor summer art classes. Stanley Stedt will teach weekday sessions 9 00 am to 11 30 am starting June 13 meeting at the Sixth and Orange Avenue studio.
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Monty Lewis
Coronado School of Fine Arts
Stanley Stedt
Sixth
Orange Avenue
Mr. Lewis
H E
Coronado Art Association
Coronado School, of Fine Arts
Scott-Carlie School of Art
Boston
Coronado Public Schools Open Summer Music Program
The Coronado Public Schools begin a Monday morning summer music program at 9 am directed by Hal Bremer. Superintendent A H B Schaeffer announces daily schedules with woodwinds strings brasses and senior band practice from Monday to Friday including elementary bands orchestras and beginning sections.
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Coronado Publi Public Schools
Hal Bremer
A. HB. Schaeffer
Coronado Yacht Club Hosts South Bay Rendezvous Social
The First Crown Cove party draws many yachtsmen and Coronado Yacht Club guests for a beach reception after sailing season events. Second race of the Summer Handicap Series ties Angela and Ay-Ay-Ay for first with 11.5 points. Duke Wellington places third with six, and Blue C follows with four. Final race scheduled for June 19. Everett Litchfield expects delivery of a Richardson 31-foot sloop named Anne within two weeks. Proposed new flag members include William Pickford and George Holmquist. Dustin I. Campbell seeks associate membership.
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Georgia
Crown Cove
Coronado Yacht Club
South Bay
Mra
Charles Allen
al. Frank
Angela
Georgia Weisgerber
Duke” Wellington
Betty
Herman Hughes
Blue C
Everett Litchfield
Richardson
Weisderber - Stee
Anne
William C. Pickford
George W. Holmquist
Dustin I. Kenneth E. Campbell
Kiwanis Club to Hear Capt Gay on World Trouble-Shooter
Kiwanis Club luncheon at Colony restaurant features Capt J B Ga Capt Jesse B Gay retired, discussing Uncle Sam the World's Trouble-Shooter. Waller Suter named program chairman. Julian West welcomed as newest club member, restaurant operator.
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Jesse B. Gay
Uncle Sam
Kiwanis Club
Colony
Waller Suter
Julian West
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