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Newspaper
Pasadena Star News
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1956
Page
6
Crossword clues list with across and down entries includes types of cheese Deprivation and Mindanao native, ribbed cloth and precious stone. Several entries are cryptic or incomplete with missing letters and errors.
A list of crossword style clues appears with numbered items from 9 to 47. Each clue hints at a word or phrase, including entries like Puts into e and Canvas shelter, guiding readers through a themed word puzzle.
A roster of Pasadena area servicemen and their assignments spans Moffett Field California to Munich Germany. Names include Earl Arden Bass chief master of arms at Moffett Infirmary and veteran of Korea service, Ensign David H. Haug training at Corpus Christi, John Kennedy in the Pacific Reserve Fleet at Stockton and many others stationed in Germany Hawaii Alaska and at U S bases.
The entry outlines personality traits for those born June 30 including independence initiative and cycles of fortune. It notes March Ides as a poor time and recommends outdoor activity to lift mood. It lists prominent names and presents zodiac sign guidance for Cancer through Aquarius with day plans and social reminders.
The monthly Pasadena Community Dance moves through summer with Evelyn Mitchell as featured vocalist. Arvon Dale and his Biltmore Orchestra headline a 12‑piece band. Doors open 8 15 p m at Civic Auditorium and dancing runs to midnight.
In St. Louis the term court house is used on the county building in Clayton but a recent civic guide declares the correct form is courthouse. Defenders note precedent for two words at the U. S. Court House downtown while architects prefer the two word style for appearance.
Harry Belafonte starts a two week engagement at the Greek Theater with A Night With Belafonte. The program features new numbers, old favorites, Calypso songs, and a song list including Take My Mother Home and Matilda. He is backed by Millard Thomas Frantz Casseus and an orchestra conducted by Will Lorin.
Virgil F. Frizzell of Altadena, a Pasadena Shrine Club member and past potentate of Al Malaikah Temple, is among shriners planning the Camel Rider ceremonial at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles today.
The City of Los Angeles will present legal arguments July 5 opposing a request for a temporary injunction to halt expansion of the Hyperion sewerage treatment plant. Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach seek the order claiming Hyperion outfall lines will pollute Santa Monica Bay and seek 30 million dollars in damages.
A historical note recalls Oregon implementing the first gasoline tax in 1919 as part of early state revenue measures. The move shaped road funding and public works in the postwar era.
Pasadena held its monthly air raid siren test at 10 a.m. yesterday. Sirens rose to maximum and faded as the Civil Defense Office described. Residents on Colorado Street and passersby noted the blast, with sirens sounding countywide in Los Angeles.
A Lancet report on a London case led by Dr. Stanley Balfour-Lynn cautiously supports a mother's claim of a virgin birth but cannot disprove it. The study tested Mrs Emmimar ie Jones and her daughter Monica, finding no evidence of a male father and noting highly matched serology, blood, saliva, and even dental features.
Tickets for individual concerts go on sale Monday at the Hollywood Bowl with box office hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily including weekends and July 4. The musical season opens July 10 with two weeks of early sales, then 10 days in advance. Mail orders will be filled in advance. Season tickets continue selling and have already set a sales record.
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