Politics and Their Place in Coronado Planning Commission
The Coronado Planning Commission faces a political clash between City Council factions over re appointing two term expired members. The two are praised for integrity, with the dispute likely tied to one member’s retired status. Filling vacancies should consider devotion, integrity, and independent judgment above politics.
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Coronado Planning Commission
Commission
Planning Commission
Coronado
Voice of America criticized yet defended for overseas reach
The State Department faces congressional and press criticism over VOA quality and funding. Critics blame lawmakers for cutting overseas broadcasting budgets and outsourcing to commercial firms, while supporters note VOA's strong impact in Italy and wartime achievements.
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State Department
Voice of America
Congress
Aecre
Oice of America
Ktors
Voice of American
Isenhower
O.W.1
Andrew Cunningham
Mediterranean
Russia
Great Britain
New Books at Coronado Public Library This Week
Coronado Public Library announces new arrivals with fiction selections including Spring Fever by P G Wodehouse The Damsel Debonaire by Maurice Walsh Murder One by Eleazar Lipky He Died of Murder by S Smith Non fiction titles include A Russian Journal by John Steinbeck and Baseball for Everyone by 8 P DiMaggio The library notes the books were received this week and announced by Librarian Gabrielle Morton.
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Coronado Public Library
Gabrielle Morton
P. G. Wodehouse
Doubleday
Maurice Walsh
Lippincott
Eleazar Lipky
Homicide Bureau
New York County
S. Smith
England
John Steinbeck
Robert Capa
Viking
Russia
P. DiMaggio
McGraw
Coronado Notes Preview Public Talk and Local Happenings
Grace Cahill to discuss Vacation in Coronado on KFSD next Friday at 10:30 a.m. City Council auction funds mis-stated from 2,500 to over 25,000 dollars. Lifeguard repairs avert disaster after telegraph box vandalism. Overhead on the President Cleveland prompts crew-height hiring. Gallup Poll by San Diego State College probes housing and real estate. Golfing firemen stage charity tournament with media invited. Life Magazine coverage planned for local links and events.
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Grace Cahill
C. of C
Heaven On Earth Club
San Diego
KFSD
Coronado
Eli Gerber
Orange Avenue
Howard Fuller
North Beach
Tom Rice
Howard
American President Lines
President Cleveland
The
Compass
San Diego State College
Gallup
Our Fair City
College
Institute of Public Opinion
Life Magazine
Eas
St. Andrews
San Diego National Horse Show Opens At Del Mar
Cash and plate prizes totaling 30000 dollars draw entries for the third annual San Diego National Horse Show set to open at Del Mar next Tuesday. A 99-class program is planned by the Horse Show association led by President Fred W. Simpson with six show nights starting June 22 and two matinees plus a junior rider event on June 24.
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del Mar
San Diego
Horse Show Association
Fred W. Simpson
Fair Grounds
Fletcher Votes To Extend Trade Act
Rep. Charles K. Fletcher voted for a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act of 1934. The vote also approved two amendments including granting Tariff Commission authority to advise the President on tariff reductions, removing State Department input and triggering partisan debate on the House floor.
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Fletcher
Charles K. Fletcher
Washington, D. C
Tariff Commission
State Department
Committee
House
Mrs Alford Attends Pi Beta Phi Conclave in Indiana
Mrs T N Alford editor of the Arrow Pi Beta Phi official publication sails from Coronado to French Lick Indiana for the 36th annual conclave running June 27 to July 3. Delegates include young women from 93 universities in the U S and Canada and more than 200 alumnae clubs.
Evans Family Arrives From St Paul Minnesota
From St Paul Minnesota Mr and Mrs F W Evans and their son Konrad are now living at 2142 Mullinix Drive in the city.
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St. Paul, Minn
F. W. Evans
Konrad
Mullinix Drive
School Board Approves Contracts for Coronado Staff
The Coronado Unified school board approved contracts for non certified teaching staff at a June 9 meeting. Names listed include Elizabeth Dunca Barbara Hart Josephine Hodgers Marge Ward Cody Cowart Barbara Gadcke Donald Pierce and many more across elementary and high school levels. The earlier meeting had approved contracts for teaching staff.
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Coronado Unified Schools
Elizabeth Dunca
Barbara Hart
Josephine Hodgers
Marge Ward
Cody Cowart
Barbara Gadcke
Donald Pierce
Frank Thompson
John Thompson
Joe Yasinowski
Percy Gurney
Hugh Laing
James McCreary
Clarence Muirhead
Joe Retinger
Colorado Springs Family Moves to Coronado House
Mrs John W Gray and family and Mrs Walter Cogeswell arrived from Colorado Springs Colorado and have taken a house at 820 A Avenue Coronado.
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John W. Gray
Walter Cogeswell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Coronado
A Avenue
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