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Coronado Compass

Location

Coronado, California, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1948

Page

9

Coronado Notes and Local Happenings From Recent City Hall Session

The City Council met with a near capacity crowd at City Hall last Tuesday over the pinball machine issue. Police chief to confer with owners and operators, spectators dispersed quickly after decision. Also highlights include surface chatter about writers’ earnings, local business milestones, and a brief sketch of Mike Napolitano, a young Coronado merchant and former Coast Guard transport serviceman.

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Father Edward Flannagan founder of Boys Town dies

Obituary notes the sudden death of Father Edward J. Flannagan founder of the Boys Town home near Omaha Nebraska a beacon for reforming wayward youths. It recalls his motto that there is no such thing as a really bad boy and his work to salvage youth through humane care and democracy in a boy city government.

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Norman Rudd Seeks Coronado School Board Seat

Norman Rudd issues a statement announcing candidacy for the Coronado School Board. He cites nine years in education and local taxpayer involvement, pledging to maintain and improve high school standards. Rudd taught science and mathematics at Coronado High School and previously in Oregon, and now works at the Naval Air Station supply depot. He is a former Toastmasters president and past PTA officer.

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Letters to the Editor Express Opinions on Publishing Policy

Editor notes that letters to the editor reflect writers views not publisher positions. Short letters preferred and publishers may shorten or excerpt submissions as needed.

Wanderer Names Favorite Southern California Spots

The writer recalls a flower show in Oakland and compares San Diego Coronado and Santa Barbara as dream destinations beyond current means. They note finding a different bulb later and cherish memories of Coronado despite chilly spring conditions.

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Letter to the editor criticizes Fletcher and lobbyists

A reader assaults Fletcher and allied lobbyists as un-American and corrupt. The writer calls for replacing lawmakers who serve financial interests with representatives of the common man, amid protests over a county building hearing. The letter closes with a location in Coronado and a note of thanks to the editor.

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