Admiral Deewall Named Coronado GOP Campaign Leader
Rear Admiral Raymond G. Deewall was appointed by Thomas Hamilton to head Coronado Republicans replacing James Alexander Irwin. The local headquarters opens at 1115 Orange Avenue with daily hours 10 am to 4 pm and campaign literature and ballot propositions information available. Precinct captains for Coronado's Republican Campaign Committee include Mrs Johns Blakely Clarence Wood Henry Weston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Thomas Hamilton
Republican County Central Committee
Raymond G. Deewall
James Alexander Irwin
Deewall
Orange Avenue
Republican Club
Central Committee
Henry G
Wallace
R. A. Stermis
John Wikneroth
Republican Campaign Committee of
Curtis Hutton
Nina Clever
John Cox
H. G
Coronado Women to Attend County Dental Meeting
The first fall meeting of the County Dental Assistants Association will be held Monday night at the San Diego Club. Coronado attendees include Mrs. Marie Rose, Mrs. Betty Hansen, Miss Katherine McClintock, Mrs. G. K. Grayson, Mrs. Joan Visser, and Mrs. Edythe Galbraith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Dental Assistants Association
San Diego Club
Coronado
Marie Rose
Betty Hansen
Katherine McClintock
G. K. Grayson
Joan Visser
Edythe Galbraith
Coronado High falls to St Augustine 12 6 in preseason
In a Balboa Stadium showcase Coronado High School lost to St Augustine High 12 6. Coronado's lone score came on a John Kurtz reception from Kurt Storch late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboa Stadium
Coronado High
St. Augustine High
Coronado
John Kurtz
Kurt Storch
Coronado Officials Attend California Cities League Convention
Six Coronado officials travel to Long Beach for the League of California Cities sessions. Attendees include Mayor George J. Neal Councilman Archibald D. Abel Councilman Melbourne McEyer City Manager Howard Fuller former Secretary Terry Kuehler and Recreation Director W T Vandiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Long Beach
League of California
George J. Neal
Archibald D. Abel
Melbourne McEyer
Howard Fuller
Tive
Terry Kuehler
W. T. Vandiver
Weekly City Council Session Postponed To Afternoon
The regular weekly City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday after 8:00 p.m. at City Hall is postponed to this afternoon due to a scheduling conflict with the animal convention of the League of California Cities in Long Beach. Six Coronado officials attended the prior event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of California
Long Beach
Coronado
Coronado Evening School to Begin Next Monday
Coronado Evening School will start full sessions next Monday with a free tuition series. Courses include The World's Great Books at the high school library Tuesdays 7:15 to 9:15 p.m. and Landscape Painting at Library Park Clubhouse mornings. Spanish Typing Sewing Woodworking and Badminton are also offered by named instructors at specified times and rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
R. Yeager
A. B H. Schaefer
J. Roland McNary
Library Park
James Holton
Anne Love
Marian Wolcott
George Bunker
Virginia Colton
Coronado Registers 361 Men in Peacetime Draft
Coronado's call for draftees totals 361 registrants. Chief registrar Harry Perkins reported the figure yesterday and noted the nationwide peacetime draft process continues smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Harry Perkins
Compass-Sponsored Youth Club Fund Drive Continues
The Coronado recreational center drives its second campaign week to raise funds for a youth club. A dollar from each two dollar subscription is given to the Youth Club Fund and to Coronado High School organizations. Subscriptions support local teens and upcoming events in Coronado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado Reational Center For
Ciapser
Nepagee
Coronado
Eee Piigytaiaacrys
Teed Camatay Fe
Tone Deller
Public hearing on rezoning ordinance attracts large turnout
The Planning Commission held its second and final public hearing on the rezoning ordinance in the Hotel del Coronado Circus Room. Attendees debated height changes, road and block reclassifications, and expansion of the business zone while noting residents need time to adjust plans. The proposal would modify blocks from single family to apartments and hotels, rezone several avenues, and set a 7000 square foot ground area for most single family dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Hotel del Coronado
Circus Room
Hilding Weisgerber
D Avenue
Weisgerber
Harold A. Swan
Fourth
Tenth
C Avenue
Eighth
Second Street
Third
Seventh
B Avenue
Tenth Street
Orange Avenue
First Street
Bay
Realtors Contribute To Fund Against Proposition 14
Realty Board members gathered after John Cotton of San Diego urged defeat of Proposition 14 on the November ballot. The board voted 100 to oppose the measure, citing housing takings and a proposed million dollars in taxes as objectionable. Nat Gardner, president, introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cotton
San Diego
Realty Board
Nat Gardner
Rotary Club Hears Jet Pilot Talk on Jet Planes
Commander E P Aurand, skipper of the jet squadron at Naval Air Station, told Rotarians that jet planes are easier to fly than regular aircraft. He said jets operate on any fuel from kerosene to high octane and can crash land with less risk of injury to plane and pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Aurand
Naval Air Station
Aurand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coronado Compass
Baby
Miss Baker
Mark Beauchamp
Gordon Whitnall
Glen Wade
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Washington News
Yachting Life Lines
California Speaks
Hollywood
High Seas
Rotary Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!