Mrs. Olson Returns From Visit With Parents
Mrs Ralph Olson Eleanor Allen and baby Kath leen completed a three month visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl F Allen of 757 F Avenue They left last Monday for Chicago Mrs Allen accompanied to Los Angeles and flew on Constellation.
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Ralph Olson
Ralph A. Olson
Eleanor Allen
Kathleen
Chicago
Carl F. Allen
F Avenue
Dr C C Latham Returns From Special Seminar
Dr. C C Latham D D S of 945 I Avenue returns from a three week course on Peridentia in Colorado Springs. The seminar directed by Dr B Orban D D S M D and assisted by Dr Joseph P Weinman D D S. Both doctors are with the Graduate College of the University of Illinois College of Dentistry. A selected class of fourteen dentists attended the course.
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I Avenue
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Colorado
Penidentia
B. Orban
M.D
Joseph P. Weinman
Graduate College
The
University of Ilinois
College of Dentistry
New Scout Home on Bay Front Planned
Coronado Rotary Club sponsors a building program for a new Boy Scout and Sea Scout quarters at the south end of Glorietta Bay. Co T Anderson leads plans for parade and recreation grounds and has asked the Navy Secretary to acquire two Quonset huts, two Dallas huts, and a barracks building for a well equipped headquarters.
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Coronado
Coronado Yacht Club Briefs From the Championship Race
The second race in the series drew eleven Coronado entrants led by C. H. Soderberry on sMammetee, Charles Atlen Jr on Westwind, and C. Fifield on Briney II. New members Raymond Clauson Ellen B. Goodlin Hartwell M. Fredricks and Jack McClellan joined. Robert Parkers reportedly bought a 110 ft subchaser to live aboard. A whale sighting in Glorietta Bay sparked rumor and humor at the club.
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Coronado Yacht Club
C. H. Soderberry
Charles Atlen
Raymond Clauson
Ellen B. Goodlin
Moby Dick
Hartwell M. Fredricks
Jack McClellan
Robert Parkers
Ed Ernst
Glorietta Bay
Duke Wellington
Paul
Les
Phillip Donn
Arthur Murray
R. C. Lovelands
Boston
Jessops
San Diego Yacht Club
Jack Healy
Wartime Scrapping Rates for Motor Vehicles
The National Automobile Club reports that 920000 vehicles were scrapped annually in the United States between 1942 and 1946, a drop from 2350000 yearly scrappings recorded before the war.
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United States
The
National Automobile Club
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