Coronado Compass Publisher Maintains Coronado Ties
The Coronado Compass is an independent newspaper and its publisher has lived in Coronado for 37 years.
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Newspaper
Coronado Compass
Location
Coronado, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1948
Page
6
South Bay bus link urged to join Coronado area
Coronado Chamber of Commerce officers and South Bay civic groups push a Silver Strand bus service connecting Coronado with Imperial Beach Palm City and nearby areas. The plan aims to boost commerce by drawing hundreds of new South Bay residents to Coronado shops and strengthen regional transport ties.
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Coronado
South Bay
Silver Strand
New South Bay
California juniors back featherbeding reform in Proposition 3
In Santa Cruz the California Junior Chamber pledged vigorous support for Proposition 3 to amend the Excess Crew Law of 1911 to end featherbedding across rail, home building, agriculture and manufacturing. The juniors argue featherbedding costs the public and inflates living costs amid rising prices.
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California Junior Chamber of Commerce
Santa Cruz
Junior Chamber
America
California
Lloyd McKinley Harmon
Editorials on Russia and local Coronado plans mix
A reader cites excerpts from Alexander Barmine's defense of the Russian people and warns against anti Russian sentiment while urging careful analysis of Cold War issues. Letters discuss Coronado recreation proposals including a Hog Ranch site, a nine hole golf course, and Proposition 14 fears, urging voter awareness ahead of November.
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Coronado
Coronado Churches Urge Freedom to Choose Church
A Coronado church message champions religious freedom as a fundamental right of democratic life and urges residents to attend the church of their choice. The statement underscores the spiritual core of democracy and individual conscience.
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Graham Memorial Presbyterian
Kenneth Baird Carson
Tenth St
C Ave
North Island
North Island Civiien
Bringing Up Parents A Youth Perspective Prompted By Generational Gap
A reflection on parent youth dynamics notes grown pains shift from youth to parents. It argues adults should grow with their children and understand youth points of view. It questions adult bias and suggests youth voice and training in leisure usage.
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Coronado
Mers
Youth Club Fund Supports Teen Subscriptions Plan
A Coronado district plan for youth activities asks adults to support a youth club fund with one dollar from each Compass subscription and forty cents to the youth league. Teens go door to door promoting the plan, citing training value and local activity goals.
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Coronado
Tobin Appointment Fails to Cheer Labor, Polls Show
Washington report notes mixed public reaction to former Massachusetts governor Dan Tobin’s selection as Secretary of Labor. Critics point to the expediency of the move and its campaign-use ring and cite conservative reactions to government statistics. The piece also mentions shifting Southern political alignments and France’s embassy redecorating as context.
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Dan Tobin
Massachusetts
Tobin
Ers
U. 8 Department of Labor Statistics Bureau
Statistic Bureau
Walt*Horan
Washington
Charles
Fletcher
California
Dewey- Warren
Jesse Jones
FRC
Secretary of Commerce
South
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