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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1952
Page
2
News page fragment from Redlands Daily Facts notes an item dated December 1 1952. Content shows place SeDlands California with local press style. readable details include date and location but lack full event description.
Three people died in traffic accidents over the weekend bringing year to date fatalities to 179. Donna Preece 19 of Los Angeles died near Baker after losing control of her car. Fidel E Flores 24 and Frank Herrera 34 both from San Bernardino were killed in separate crashes in the area.
Charles Kemp of Difficult Tennessee, top FFA state dairy farmer in 1991 and agricultural scholarship winner, is an honor student at the University of Tennessee. His rise followed a move from nearby Defeated, Tennessee, a rural community miles away.
In San Diego a 48-year-old man and a 12-year-old girl from Sacramento were detained after reentering the U S via the border. Immigration inspectors intercepted Walder Christian Bula and Virginia Lee Willis who possessed a proxy marriage application noting a six day window for a Mexican marriage certificate. Sacramento sheriff deputies said the girl was missing and that Bika, a Sacramento hotel head chef, was booked on suspicion of child stealing. The girl was placed in a San Diego juvenile facility.
The Pacific Fire Rating Bureau announced lower fire and extended coverage insurance rates effective today in California. Net savings of about 3 million dollars annually are expected for property owners as most reductions range from 20 to 24 percent on building coverage, with extended coverage dropping to four cents per $100. Some areas see mixed changes in contents premiums, while a small rate rise applies to contents in essentials.
The Outing Bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California reports an influx of northern ducks into the Southland. The hunting situation is improving with better chances for nimrods this weekend than since the season opened.
Quan hunters found the shooting generally good in several local areas during the first days of the season as reported by the Outing Bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Best results came from Nimrods in Kelso Valley Jawbone Canyon Coachella Valley Blythe Imperial Valley Hemet Mojave Taft and Porterville.
Los Angeles market report lists wholesale and consumer prices for various egg grades, carton pricing, and live poultry categories. Grades AA, A, and B appear with large, medium, and small size distinctions. live fowl ranges cover fryers, caponettes, roasters, hens, toms, and turkeys with weight-based price brackets.
The New York market climbed to new highs early with American Telephone leading gains and Packard driving turnover on a 20 000 share block. Rails faced steeper losses though several rails and steels posted advances as Dow Jones averages drifted. Volume totaled about 2.1 million shares.
Premier Shigeru Yoshida said Japan would refuse a United Nations seat if admission demanded full rearmament. He told a lower house Budget committee that Japan is not yet ready for a sizeable rearmament program. ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET TOMORROW Final plans for their Saturday food sale at the new Safeway store will be made by the Sacred Heart church Altar society. Members will meet in the parish hall after church devotions to tomorrow evening and should bring Christmas gifts for St. Boniface home in Banning.
Norton Air Force base Officers Wives club meets tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the clubhouse for a luncheon and business session. A gift wrapping contest with two dollar gifts for a patient or nursery toy, prizes for best wrappings, and a musical program by San Bernardino High students are planned. A cocktail dance follows at 4 15 p.m. Prospective members and those interested in forming a musical group are urged to attend and call for details.
A Ruth Millett column urges a young wife to drop the fear of her husband's future love and embrace present happiness. The piece argues that baseless worry reduces joy and that accepting what one has brings lasting contentment, while noting how women are trained to chase security. A brief tip on restoring suede nap with steam is also included.
Mrs Car roll Kearns of Farrell Pennsylvania will become president of the National Federation of Republican Women with inauguration January 16. Four vice presidents will be installed at the two day meeting in Washington including Mrs Peter Gibson of Monroe Michigan, Mrs Raymond W Wheeler of Boston and Mrs Jean Fuller of Los Angeles.
A series of church events are scheduled including confirmation class at First Presbyterian Saturday at 10 30 am prayer group at First Presbyterian Tuesday 6 30 pm nominating committee Wednesday 11 am luncheon 12 15 pm Mentone First Baptist Thursday 7 30 pm session meeting and new member reception East Acres Church Wednesday 7 30 pm prayer meeting First Church of Christ Scientist Wednesday 8 pm mid week testimonies library hours 10 am to 5 pm daily except Sundays and holidays Masonic Temple 131 Cajon Street Apostolic Faith in Christ Jesus Tuesday and Thursday 7 pm night sermon (text contains several typos).
Mrs Ruth Gaddis Jeffries of Tucson will be installed as secretary. Mrs Dan Kirkbride of Meriden will be treasurer. Mrs Joseph R Parrittngton of Washington will be past president.
Temple Baptist Wom ens Missionary society held a royal service program with topics on love and awakening. Mrs Harold Moore led and Mrs Jodie Williams and Mrs William Bell spoke on designated themes. Four part discussion featured W. A. Denton and others. session study book planned for December 17. Annie Armstrong week observed. An Annie Armstrong junior girls association was formed. members attended the W M U chime in Arlington. A clothing sorting event for Indians was set for December 3 at 10 a.m.
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