UNESCO Scored by Farm Group in Anaheim
The Associated Farmers of Orange County labeled UNESCO the greatest subversive plot in history. The group warned that a nine volume release titled Toward World Understanding aims to pervert public education by teaching for world government and eroding American loyalty, urging teachers to modify or remove material that favors the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Associated Farmers of
Orange County
Redfront
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
William Callan
Associated Farmers
Unesco
United States
United States of America
Callan
Pennsylvania
America
Missions School to Start March 9
Mrs Helen Rich director of missionary radio recordings in Los Angeles will lead the first study group of the 1091 Missions planned for March 9 16 and 20 at 630 pm by the Community Presbyterian Church advancing the that Voice of the Andes theme She describes the operation of a radio station started in 1931 now engaging more than 50 American families broadcasting 1000 gospel songs in 10 major languages Rev Willard Presson pastor of Nazarene Church Clark Ave and Palm St announces a revival service from March 1 to 23 at 730 pm with evangelist Rev Timmy Jackson professor of Bible at Pasadena College Music by Weatherford tamp quartet southern gospel singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower
Helen Rich
Los Angeles
Community Presbyterian Church
Voice of the Andes
Rich
Willard Presson
Nazarene Church
Clark Ave
Palm St
Young People's Fellowship
Timmy Jackson
Pasadena College
Weatherford Tamps
VFW Auxiliary Events Listed in Bellflower
The Bellflower VFW Auxiliary No 1387 releases a March program led by senior vice president Mrs Iva Denton who will attend the VEW auxiliary inauguration in Lakewood Village. A sewing day with a noon potluck is set for March 12 from 10 am to 2 pm. nomination of officers follows at the March 13 meeting at 8 pm. a home dinner is planned March 15 from 3:30 to 7:30 pm. and the annual officer election is March 27 at the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower
Veterans of Foreign
Iva Denton
Lakewood Village
VFW
Vir
Ginia Farris
VEW
Norwalk Schools Audit Report to Be Read at Board Meeting
Norwalk city school district audit by the county auditor will be read at Tuesday's board meeting. Reginald Benton, superintendent, said the session in the multipurpose building at Thomas Moffitt School starts at 7 30 p m to hear details on the district's million dollar budget and building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Norwalk City
Reginald Benton
Thomas Moffitt School
Benton
Odd Fellows to honor Master Grand Master visit
Cypress March 8 Odd Fellows lodges from the area gather March 1 to honor Gene J. Bianchi grand master California on an official visit. John D. Thomas announces a dinner for Odd Fellows and guests in the Cypress High School cafeteria. A short IGOF meeting led by Karl Benson precedes activities for Rebekahs and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress
Odd Fellows Lodges
Gene J. Bianchi
California
John D. Thomas
Odd Fellows
Cypress Busy Bees Rebekah
IGOF
Karl Beson
Noble Grand
Rebekahs
Youth Night Concert by Whittier Philharmonic Arts
Whittier whirls into Youth Night at Whittier High School auditorium Sunday at 8 15 p m. Students get tickets for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alfred Wallenstein with Sanford Schonbach as soloist performing Bartok’s Concerto for Viola and Orchestra. Special adult holists and student passes available through the Whittier Chamber of Commerce at 1105 Washington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Philharmonic Artists Association
Whittier High School
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
Sanford Schonbach
Bartok
Whittier Chamber of Commerce
Washington Ave
Student Government Confab Set March 11
From 30 junior colleges of Southern California, 250 student government representatives will meet at Coast College on March 1 at 9 a m for a conference and workshop groups. Henry Aguilera, president of Coast College's student body, is arranging with President B H Peterson and Fred Huber, dean of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Mesa
Southern California
Coast College
Henry Aguilera
B. H. Peterson
Fred Huber
Bellflower Educator to Serve on Meet Panel
Bellflower school superintendent Dr. W. Norman Wampler will join a panel on Improving Instruction at the regional meeting of the American Association of School Administrators in Los Angeles. Seated with administrators from 12 western states, the event runs March 9 to 12, with the panel on March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower
W. Norman Wampler
American Association of School Administrators
Los Angeles
Western States
Week of Dedication service slated for Methodist Church
Garden Grove and Newport Beach churches announce the start of their annual Week of Dedication with 11 a.m. worship, 6 p.m. vesper, and special speakers. First Methodist at Stanford and Euclid hosts Dr. Carl D. Stewart from Havana District Cuba, with sermons on We Have an Altar and The Real Issue. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Fellowship 5 to 6 p.m. Choir led by Mrs. A J Rutter at Christ Church by the Sea sings All Out Christians led by Rev. Thomas Roy Penell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Grove
Methodist
First Methodist Church
Stanford
Euclid Aves
Carl D. Stewart
General Board of Missions
Havana
Cuba
Newport Beach
March S
Christ Church By the Sea
A. J. Rutter
Thomas Roy Penell
Starlets may join base visit for Holiday on Wings
Huntington Beach March 8 Hlollywood starlets may join the Associated Chambers of Commerce for a general membership meeting at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station on March 25 invitation extended by Aviation Committee Chairman Marence Stull. Bonanza and Los Angeles Junior Chamber invited. Bonanza Air Lines expected to send a craft on a goodwill flight from Orange County Airport carrying directors to the banquet. About 251 attendees expected, program run by aviation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Beach
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Barretary
Gallinane
Deereerrr Wee Aviation Committee
Marence Stull
Los Angeles
Junior Chamber of
Commierce
Ennanza Air Ling
Orange County
Los Alamitos
Bonanza
Aviation Committee
WTS
Paramount Loan to Gain Branch Opens New Building
A Compton Federal Savings and Loan branch will open in June in a new building at Paramount Blvd and Madison Ave. Rex Dunn, president, said a contract with Joe Besoff for construction has been signed and E G Brockman of the Compton office will oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Paramount
Compton Federal Savings and Loan Association
Paramount Blvd
Madison Ave
Rex Dunn
Dunn
Joe Besoff
E.G. Brockman
Compton
Foundry Permit Approved in Gardena With Conditions
Application by Pioneer Tool Engineering to operate an aluminum foundry at 12901 Yukon Ave was approved by the Los Angeles Regional Planning Commission. Conditions include building an off street parking lot for employees and compliance with Air Pollution District rules. The foundry had operated outside zoning prior to the approval, which granted an exception if the terms are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardena
Pioneer Tool Engineering, Inc
Yukon Ave
Los Angeles
Newport Service Station Burglarized at Coast Highway
Police reported a service station at 414 Coast Hwy Newport Beach was burglarized of £50 in cash and about 50 packs of cigarettes. A thief entered by removing a window pane, took cash from a register and cigarettes from a counter, then emptied a bag containing paper plates and apparently stuffed his loot into it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Beach
Coast Hwy
Artesia Woman Becomes Grandmother
Artesia reports the birth of a baby girl to Mrs. Geraldine Holder at the U S Naval Hospital in Memphis Tennessee. The announcement is received by Mrs A E Wells of 1841 Arline Street Artesia. The child is the daughter of Mrs Holder and her husband Hermine Holder boatswain’s mate first class USN.
Rain Flood Closes Businesses in Buena Park and Huntington Beach
Heavy rain paralyzed Buena Park as eight businesses were cut off and several shut down after water rose on Manchester Boulevard. Post office areas were isolated, while a Huntington Beach music store faced plaster debris and street flooding near the 17th Street underpass with 30 mph winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Park
March
Manchester Blvd
Grand
Busines
Michael Yohannan
Muiiel's
Travis Garage
Reeves Cafe
Pacific Telephone
Telegraph Office
Buena Park News
Manchester
Blvd
Monte Inskerp
Buena Park Lynx Open Practice for 1932 Softball Season
The Buena Park Lynx will begin official practice for their 1932 campaign at Recreation Park Sunday under manager ML Hill Shorty Hill. Rookies are vying for lineup spots while all last year’s regulars are expected to report. the team competes in the Pacific Coast Women’s Softball League and plans a first game around April 14 with Virgil Moore and Bud Carbett as coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Park
Buena Park Lynx
Recreation Park
ML. L
Shorty) Hill
Hill
de Lynx
Awill
Witle Leis
Fresno
Lynx
Midwest
Canada
Detroit
Virgil Moore
Bud Carbett
Downey Residents Protest County Board Zoning Decision
Downey residents in Alameda District meet to protest the county board ruling upholding a Regional Planning Commission plan for a large industrial zone between Bellover and Washburn Crossing. They plan letter writing to authorities and newspapers seeking a new hearing. Local figures urge action within 40 days while criticizing business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Alameda District
Regional Planning Commission
Bellover Bld
San Gabriel River
Imperial Hwy
Washburn Crossing
Repres Mse
Alameda District Association
John G. Moskovicy
Los Angeles
W. P. Anderson
Benedict St
Downey Arith Bellflower Chambers of Commerce
I. L. Hosking
Norwalk Voters Approve 60,000 School Bond Issue
Voters in Carmenita School District approved a 60 000 dollar bond for classroom expansion and remodeling at two schools. Ballots in Tamona precinct favored the measure 66 to 0, while Carmenita precinct approved 22 to 1. About 48 000 dollars in bonds will be funded by district funds with a 212 000 dollar state allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
March
Carmenita Schoal
Earl Stow
Tamona Schoal
Carmenita
Prelate to Speak at Pico Function Anniversary Service
The Right Rev. Robert B. Gooden formerly suffragan bishop of Los Angeles Episcopal Diocese will speak at St. Bartholomew's anniversary service Sunday at 3 pm in the Pico Woman's Club. The event marks the third anniversary of the church in the Pico River area.
Seal Beach Club Show at School Auditorium Tonight
SEAL BEACH, March 8. Junior and Senior Women's Club members present two minstrel show performances at the school auditorium to raise funds for a cancer fund. The first show is at 2 p.m. and the second at 8 p.m. Thirty persons in the cast. Homemade candy will be sold. Miss Antoinette Tabor leads the senior club and Mrs Hayes Robbins leads the juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Beach
Antoinette Tabor
Hayes Robbins
Cub Scouts Plan Skating Party and Events in Bellflower
In Bellflower Pack 98 a committee outlined a skating party at Buena Park Skating Rink for March 10 and a swimming and chili party in April. The group welcomed new den mother Mrs. Kayi Riley for Den 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower
Bellflower Blvd
Kayi Riley
Buena Park
Merchants Seek Removal of Meters on Main St
Hentington Beach reports merchants circulating petitions to remove parking meters on Main St after a city council order to repair Walnut Ave meters. A one hour limit on Walnut parking was discussed but not enacted, leaving curb space open for all day parking and prompting petitions on Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hentington Beach
Walnut Ave
Main St
Walnut ‘Ave
Fifth St
Walnut
Marriage Licenses MAM EALA Reads Odd Entries
A fragmented list shows marriage licenses with names such as Gerahline ASPLURD-SHROVE aged 18 from Balboa and James Harald BEAM-LETTO with Jorie Berths aged 15 from Orange. The document is incomplete and contains garbled entries including Robert Lee aged 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asplurd-Shrove
Gerahline
Bath Balboa
James Harald
Jorie Berths
Bath Orange
Robert Lee
Cypress area seeks sewer plan with county line link
A community plan proposes Cypress Las Alamites and Stanton connect via a sewer line to Magnolia-Canery trunk for mutual benefit. Engineer J R Lester Boyle will address on March 10 at the school auditorium, where Chamber President Dale Kroesen expects strong turnout to discuss sanitation solutions. Kiwanis will adjourn early so members may attend, per Haskell Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress, March & A Coalition
Cypress
Las Alamites
Stanton
Magnolia-Caninery
J. R. Lester Boyle
Chamber
Dale Kroesen
Jim Broadhelt
Kiwanis Club
Haskell Kelley
Memorial Fund Planned for YWCA Leader Edna Munford
Fullerton readers are invited to contribute to an Edna Munford memorial fund of the Northern Orange County YWCA. The fund will be invested and the interest used annually to train and develop women and girls in the YWCA. Miss Munford died October 19 and served as executive secretary for 10 years and later as women's editor of the Fullerton Daily News Tribune. The memorial committee includes Miss Faustina Nenne, Mrs. Albert Launer, and Mrs. Irvin C. Chapmen.
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Fullerton
March
Orange County
Young Women's Christian Association
Edna Munford
YWCA
Miss Unford
Fullerton Daily News Tribune
Tanaible
Munford
Faustina Nenne
Albert Launer
Irvin C. Chapmen
Grove Building Purchase Told
GARDEN GROVE March 8 The old First National Bank building at Euclid Ave and Garden Grove Blvd has been purchased by Marion W. Martin at an undisclosed price He plans to move his men s clothing store from 12936 Euclid Ave into the new location about June 1 after a 7000 remodeling S job is completed R W Keltner has taken his son Bill into partnership and moved his jewelry business from Garden Grove Blvd and Walnut St into the former post office building E R Schneider has bought the building occupied by a radio and television shop at 12906 Buell Ave which he will lease Vernon Michaelsen has purchased the interest of Chester Gurney in a sheet metal shop at 10242 Garden Grove Blvd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Grove
First National Bank
Euclid Ave
Garden Grove Blvd
Marion W. Martin
Martin
R. W. Keltner
Bill
Walnut St
Post Office
E. R. Schneider
Buelld Ave
Vernon Michaelsen
Chester Gurney
Mayfair Park Funds Questioned Over Park Improvements
Bellflower March 8. Clyde Jones, chair of the Mayfair Park Recreation Council, says Mayfair Park has not received promised funds. A protest to county supervisors cites missing sidewalks and resident donations to the community chest, while Simms Park received $200. An Easter egg hunt is planned for April 12 at 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower
Mayfair Park
Clyde Jones
Bellflower Community Chest
Simms Park
Mayfair
Jones
Wayfair
Community Chest
Water issues to be discussed by Santa Ana chamber
The water committee of the Associated Chambers of Commerce will discuss Orange County water problems at 7:30 p.m. Monday. The meeting will be held at the Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce. Howard Crooke is chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Orange County
The
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Births listed from area hospitals and families names
A birth notice listing multiple families and locations from Downey Paramount Norwalk Whittier and Long Beach. It names newborns including girls and boys with parent names such as Benedict Bando George Bring AReina Daryl Gague Trubt Gilles Iver Joseph Hanna Lawrence Host Jake Howes Allan McCall Everett Robeson Raymond Shep ard Preston White and Stanley Wortelgel among others. The fragment covers several cities and addresses with no single concluding event.
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Haney
Commensey Hospital
Uno
Benedict Bando
Downey
George Bring- Areina
Downey, &Ts
Daryl Gague
Center
St. Paramount
Dougals
Rs. Trubt
Gilles Iver
Joseph Hanna
Downey Ave
Dowsty
Whittier
Pere It
Jake Howes
Ann
Koning
John Keslng
Togecrans
Norwalk
Toy
McCall
Fod Mfrs
Allan McCall
Grant
Paramount
RICO
Acex Tico Dr
Pitl
Robeson
Everett Robeson
Lemaran
Itivera
Rifpee
Ira
Cheacley Rippee
Adenmoor
Long Hoy
Stanley Vo Moctites
Truckman Dies From Hurts Suffered on Coast Highway
Santa Ana reports driver Antonio L. Venezuela 47 of Los Angeles was fatally injured when his truck skidded out of control struck Aliso Creek bridge on Bury 101. He died 11 15 p m at a Santa Ana hospital after being thrown from the cab. Four other persons were hurt none seriously in three rain related crashes on Highway Patrol said.
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Santa Ana
March
Ajtrick
Antonio L. Venezuela
Los Angeles
Aliso Creek
Bury
101
MacDougall Mortuary
California Highway Patrol
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Missions School
Mes
Helen Rizh
Meet
Camp Younghans
Japan
Claude R. Arndt
Alameda
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Two Rivers
Wis
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Post Special Services
Army
Gallienne
Lockheed Air Terminal
Newport
Artesia
Main Sto
17Th St
Pacific Electric Railway
Amphelm WA
Costa “Mesa
St Maif
Bas Garten
Grove
Laguina
Maralter
Westmater
Wihtersaure
Los Angeles County
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Belifiower
Artest
Ned
Downey Folk
Wilferd Bassett
Toastmasters Club
D. McGuinn
Basset
Talagrani Phsie
Pico
NUBEL
Torrey
Helitiower
Jean Crawford
Danait Morgan
Frank Sinatra
Sketley Winters
Danny Wilson
Roadium
Foremount
Compton Mlvd
Dors Craig
Verbore Payton
John Wayne
Patrick Meal
New Avenue
Round the Bend
David Harum
New Meralta Theatre
Downy Ave
Firestass Topas
Growtho Marx
Jana Russell
George Montgomery
Audrey Long
Firestone Blvd
Torray
Cory Grant
Belty Drake
Audray Lows
SAN Fedro
Cabrillo Terminal
Gregory Peck
Suscom Hayward
David
Bathsihela
the Dark Man
San Pedro Drive
He. Gomey
Clark Gayle
Ave Gardner
Lone Star
Dong Russell
Victor Mature
Las Vegas
Torrance
Qyrmean Harbor Drive-In
Tina
S. Vermont
Errel Flynn
Erich Donlevy
Wilmington
Fox
Granada
Gary Merrill
Shalley Winters
Dora Andrews
Dorothy McGume
Epec
Evenis
Vermont
Frank
Walker Kimberly Sea
James
Stewart
Artie
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Joa Sawyer
Mech
Jeuta
Moris Montez
Colma Woman
Hall
Moria Montez
White Savage
Clerk Gable
Ava Gardner
Love Star
Stoveka Marx
Jame Russell
Grove Building Purchase Told
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