Coronado Chamber backs opposition to ferry rate rise
The Coronado Chamber of Commerce board voted to support the City Council in opposing proposed ferry rate increases. A resolution is planned for May 21 and will be sent to the State Public Utility Commission, the San Diego Chamber, the U S Navy, and Coronado service groups. The group cited burden on merchants and residents as the ferry route is vital, with about 60 percent of traffic from Coronado.
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Coronado Chamber of Commerce
State Public Utility ‘Commission
San Diego C. of C
U. S. Navy
Coronado
Coro
Police Chief Attends FBI Refresher Course
Police Chief J. W. Jordan left yesterday to attend the FBI refresher course in Santa Barbara. The regional meeting is for graduates of the FBI National Police Academy in Washington, D. C., which Jordan attended before the war.
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J. W. Jordan
F.B.I
Santa Barbara
National Police Academy
Washington,d. C
Jordan
Coronado High School Presents Concert to Close Music Week
Coronado High School bands chorus and Girls Glee Club perform tonight at 8 15 in the school auditorium. Admission is 80 cents at the door. Proceeds fund choir robes long needed by the Chorus and Glee Club.
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Coronado High School
It's Fishing Season But Dorothye Catches Her Hand
Dorothye Christie, age about one, trapped her finger in a sink drain while her mother bathed her. Mrs. G. L. Christie of 904 Fifth St. called police. Officer Scully freed the finger by removing drain pipes.
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Dorothye
Liceman
G. L. Christie
Fifth St
Hog Ranch heirs promise future talks with Coronado City
After the Coronado City Council adjourned last Tuesday, representatives of Robert Nordblom interests told Mayor George F. Neal the door remains open for negotiations over the Silver Strand Hog Ranch area. Participants included H. C. McLean, Herman Miller, and M. Bert Fisher, who stated the new owners seek to correct impressions of拒 negotiations and denied dumping plans to protect property value.
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Coronado
Robert Nordblom
George F. Neal
Silver Strand
H. C. McLean
San Diego
Herman Miller
M. Bert Fisher
Nordblom
Spreckels
Fisher
Ritter to Join Planning Commission Tonight
Capt. H. H. Ritter USN Ret formerly city councilman and civic leader will assume his post as a member of the Coronado Planning Commission at the regular monthly meeting tonight at City Hall.
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H. H. Ritter
USN
Civic
Bane
Coronado
Committee Appointed To Probe Purchase Of Copley Property
A 75 member Alameda group backed a plan to contest zoning of golf course land and to pursue buying the Copley mansion on Glorietta and Orange for a future municipal building. A city committee including A A Mathewson and J W Jordan will assess feasibility, with purchase possible below the 220000 bond-issue cost previously defeated.
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Alameda Blvd
Alameda Blvd. Protective Assn
Gilder Jackson
Planning Commission
Copley
Glorietta Blvd
Orange Avenue
Coronado
A. A. Mathewson
Glen Wade
J. W. Jordan
J. D. MacMullen
Mark Beauchamp
Civic Center
Rotary Governors Confer Discusses Youth Welfare
Highlights of the statewide Youth Welfare conference held earlier in Sacramento were reviewed by W. T. Vandiver of Coronado with Captain A. J. (USN) Get. serving as program chairman. Incoming Rotary president, President C. T. Anderson, presided.
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Earl Warren
Sacramento
W. T. Vandiver
Coronado
Capt. A. J
USN
Get
Rotary
C. T. Anderson
L A Men Fined For Gambling At Hotel Del Coronado
Six Los Angeles men were arrested on gambling charges at a convention near the Hotel del Coronado. City Judge Wattawa fined Harold Leaverton 100 dollars and Robert Hatton 50 dollars, with Theodore Moran forfeit of 100 dollars bail. Others were freed on 100 dollar bail pending trial next week.
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Arthur Bratz
J. W. Jordan
Los Angeles
Hotel del Coronado
Jordan
Wattawa
Harold Lee Leaverton
Robert E. Hatton
Theodore J. Moran
City Council Approves Bus Franchise And City Programs
The Coronado City Council approved a 25 year bus franchise with the San Diego Electric Railway Company yielding 2 percent of annual receipts. It also advanced a seven point reform program including true city manager government and a Civic Center lease plan.
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San Diego Electric Railway Company
Coronado
Archibald D. Abel
Silver Strand
Civic Center
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F.B.I. Meet
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Edmond Signe O'Brien
Hasso
Adlio Lap
Ly R An
Loretta Young
Joseph Cotten
H.H. Ritter
Planning — Commission
L. A
Frank Greene
Thomas Boggeln
Irving T. Turner
Joseph A. Kabel
Jack Friend
J. .W. Jordan
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