Coronado Armory Move Favored for Guard Unit
City officials and National Guard officers discussed acquiring the U S O Building on the Silver Strand as the 730th Anti Aircraft Battalion B Battery armory. If acquired and renovated, the project could save over $40 000 compared with new construction and speed up establishment of Coronado's Own.
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National Guard
Coronado
U.S.O
Silver Strand
Haasle
Fawiu Val
Guard
South Bay
Bryant Kearney
730Th Battalion
Espirit de Corps
U.S.C
George F. Neal
Howard Fuller
J. W. Jordan
Archibald D. Abel
Neal
Abel
Federal Works Agency
Ted Brandes
Outstanding Junior Traffic Patrolmen Leave For Camp
Fifteen Coronado junior highway patrol members departed for a week at the Palomar mountain camp run by San Diego city and county. Juvenile officer Pop Millar accompanied them. Honorees based on exceptional patrol work include Paul Corriere Walter Wilkengon Richard Hathaway Richard Hampson Roger Faubel John Glampett Richard Vance Dee Pollack Tom Rhodes Richard Stamford Ted Knox Dan Gilliard Wm Bauer Robt Finnall and Joseph Pumphery.
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Coronado
Palomar Mountain
San Diego
Pop” Millar
Paul Corriere
Walter Wilkengon
Richard Hathaway
Richard Hampson
Roger Faubel
John Glampett
Richard Vance
Dee Poll
New School Board Members Set to Take Office in Coronado
At the Coronado Unified School District board meeting Thursday two newly elected trustees Alan Laing and Norman Rudd will assume posts for the first time. They join existing trustees Charles H. Soderberg clerk Mrs. Paul Carle and Mrs. Frederick J. Nelson. The agenda includes selecting a new chairman replacing retiring Carleton D. Joy and discussing the 1948-49 budget.
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Coronado Unified
Alan Laing
Norman Rudd
Carleton D. Joy
Karl Smith
Laing
Rudd
Charles H. So
Coronado Chamber of Commerce Moves to New Office Today
Coronado Chamber of Commerce relocates from 1370 Orange Avenue to Crown Circle area on C Avenue and Tenth Street. Secretary Grace Cahill says offices will open for business tomorrow and a legislative committee meeting is set for tomorrow night to discuss city ordinances on auction sales and peddlers licenses.
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Chamber of Commerce
Orange Avenue
Crown Circle
C Avenue
Tenth Street
Grace Cahill
Chamber
Legislative Committee
Clarence Anderson
Eagles Attend State Convention at Long Beach
Worthy President Philip Landino of the Coronado Aerie and Stanley Watson junior past president returned home after representing the Coronado Lodge at the Eagles state convention held in Long Beach from June 25 to 27.
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Eagles
Long Beach
Philip Landino
Coronado Aerie of
Stanley Watson
Coronado Lodge
Spectacular Glorietta Bay Exhibition and Coronado Resignations
Police Chief J W Jordan announced the resignations of Sgt William J Buzard and Officer Kenneth H Kieswetter from the Coronado Police Department to take overseas posts with California Arabian Oil Company in Saudi Arabia. A sergeant vacancy will be filled by Civil Service examinations next Thursday at 10 a m in City Hall. The Glorietta Bay Fourth of July fireworks show, sponsored by the Coronado Chamber of Commerce, will begin at 8 30 p m next Sunday over the bay, with viewing from the Strand opposite Prospect Point. The display is produced by the Golden State Fireworks Company.
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Wm. J. Buzard
Kenneth H. Kieswetter
Coronado
J. W Jordan
Jordan
California Arabian Oil Company
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Buzard
Civil Service Commission
Glorietta Bay
Welch
Strand
Prospect Point
USO
Laurence Priddy
George Crawford
Chamber
Charles Free
Planning Commission Approves Tidelands Redevelopment Plans
The Planning Commission, chaired by Mark Beauchamp in City Hall, approved ten tentative redevelopment plans for the northeast tidelands housing project and will transmit the recommendations to the City Council. A further regular meeting is planned next Friday with planning consultant Gordon Whitnall to discuss the golf course area plans.
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Planning Commission
Tidelands
Mark Beauchamp
Beauchamp
Gordon Whitnall
Kiwanis Speaker Addresses Palestine Problems
Albert Hutler former Chief of Displaced Persons for Baden Germany spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at La Avenida Cafe. He noted Zionist founder Theodore Herzl predicted a Jewish state within 50 years and the UN partition vote followed. He cited Jewish world roles during wars and Arab Nazi cooperation, and warned of continued struggle for Palestine with displaced Jews hoping to move there.
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Albert Hutler
Baden
Germany
Palestine
Kiwanis Club
la Avenida Cafe
Hutler
Theodore Hertz
United Nations
Holy Land
Hitler
Europe
Ween Dimmu
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New School
Paul R. Stouffer
East Palo
Coronado C. of C
Kieswetter
Department
Toledo
Ohio
Navy
City Hall
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