Civic Groups Called to Protest Ferry Rate Increase
City of Coronado and the Coronado Chamber of Commerce protested the San Diego and Coronado Ferry rate raise as a public hearing was set for June 25 at 9 30 a m in the San Diego Civic Center. The chamber urged all local groups to send protest letters to the California Public Utilities Commission in San Francisco. Officials will attend the hearing and welcome broader community support.
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Coronado Chamber of Commerce
California State Public Utilities Commission
San Diego & Coronado Ferry Company
San Diego Civic Center
Coronado
Chamber of Commerce
Coronado C. of
Coronado Service
John D. Schroeder
Chamber
Commission
San Francisco
R. J. Pajalich
State Building
San Diego
Coronado Chamber
Copénado Group
Dorothea McCall Wins Absentee Vote for Committee Post
Dorothea McCall of Coronado won a Republican County Central Committee seat via absentee ballots, replacing Allison Lutterm an of El Cajon Valley. Col Walden Cheyney confirmed an official count showing a 13 vote majority over Lutterm an, after earlier losing by ten votes. final totals were not available at press time.
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Dorothea McCall
Coronado
Republican County Central Committee
Allison Lutterman
el Cajon Valley
South Bay Area Committee Named To Confer With Coronado
The Coronado Chamber of Commerce was notified of five South Bay representatives chosen to discuss mutual transportation issues. Edgar L. Fuller and Jesse B. Baker will represent Imperial Beach Civic Council. A C Powers Vernon P Rye and H A Prebble represent Palm City District Chamber.
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South Bay Area Committee
Coronado
Merce
South Bay
Edgar L. Fuller
Jesse B. Baker
Imperial Beach
Three More Members Added to Chamber As Campaign Ends
The Coronado Chamber of Commerce announced three new members joining last week. They are J. Wines Coffee Company in San Diego, Standard Oil Company of California, and Dr. C. C. Latham. The drive added 140 new members with $3500 in dues paid or pledged.
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Chamber
Bers
Coronado
Charles Free
Scouts Award Night at Court of Honor in High School
Scouts will receive Eagle badges for Jerry Silverman, Charles Brandon, and Robert Chamberlain at the Coronado District Court of Honor in the High School Auditorium. Merit badges go to several members of Troops 35 151 and 141 including Allen Rodes Paul Graff and Charles L Hoar, plus Senior Unit 140 recipients.
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Coronado District Court of Honor
J. W. Jordan
Boy Scouts of America
Jerry Silverman
Charles Brandon
Robert Chamberlain
Allen Rodes
Charles Stanley
Paul Graff
Rene’La Salle
Charles L. Hoar
Marshall Brandon
Dc. T. Harrison
Planning Commission Sparks Expected at City Meeting
Tonight at 7:30 p.m. the Coronado City Council faces tense debate over Planning Commission re appointments. Council members allege threats related to I A Yates and Est Tiedemann terms expiring June 5, with an airing of the controversy anticipated before a limited council chamber audience.
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Coronado C. of C
Planning Commission
E. G. Stanley
Capt
Yates
Stanley
George F. Neal
Chytrus
Melbourne McEver
City Hallers
Est Tiedemann
City Hall Council
Roosevelt family returns to Coronado home
Mr and Mrs John Soaren and their three children Haver Nina and Sally will occupy the late Rear Admiral Walter Woodson estate at 536 A Avenue They are expected to arrive today Mr Roosevelt will spend only weekends in Coronado while forming a new Beverly Hills corporation.
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John Roosevelt
Coronado
John Soaren
Haver
Nina
Sally
Walter Woodson
A Avenue
Roosevelt
Beverly Hills
First Meeting Of Police Reserve Unit In Coronado
Coronado to form a police reserve unit with about 20 citizens. Police Chief J W Jordan says the group, authorized by the City Council, will meet at the police station to prepare for emergencies and radio operations. They plan twice monthly sessions and training for radio duties.
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Coronado Police
J. W. Jordan
Jordan
Coronado
Safety Council Reviews Orange Avenue Center Strip Plan
Coronado Safety Council members discussed two letters to City Manager Howard Fuller and the city council. They considered painting speed limit signs and reviewed Roland S Hoyt center strip proposals with a safety focus recommending grass rather than flowers or shrubs. Mrs Seth Gunthrop prepares two year activity log while Rear Adm Friedell presided.
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Coronado
Seth Gunthrop
The
Safety Council
W. L. Friedell
Abel Says Council Must Choose Best Appointments
Councilman Archibald D. Abel released a statement urging that officials be chosen on qualifications, not race creed or politics. He argues the council should oppose practices that reward political obligation and that business leaders may help but should not control city governance.
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United States
Archibald D. Abel
Theft of Ship Clock and Barometer At Coronado Yacht Club
Frank J. Kelly owner of the yacht Sanguine reports to police that a clock and a barometer were stolen from the vessel while moored at the Coronado Yacht Club. The burglary was found by Kelly’s daughter during a routine visit. Police Lieutenant Frank Greene is investigating.
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Sanguine
Coronado Yacht Club
Anchorage
Frank J. Kelly
J Avenue
Kelly
Roger D. Brown
Rosehue
Planning Commission Holds Quiet City Hall Meeting
The Planning Commission met at City Hall for a routine regular session. Members discussed standard agenda items without incident amid ongoing City Council proceedings.
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Planning Commission
Crosswalk Construction Planned on Orange Avenue
City announces cement crosswalk work will begin this week on the center strip of Orange Avenue between Eighth and Ninth Streets. The project was authorized by the City Council after input from nearby merchants and residents.
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Orange Avenue Center
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Howard Fuller
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Coronado Chamber of Com
Clarence Anderson
Alfred Laing, Jr
Councilman
A. BD
Abel
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