Sandwich Tree May Help Combat Citrus Disease
Riverside reports on a UC Citrus Experiment Station study about a clever grafting approach where sour orange rootstock supports a sweet orange trunk and lemon top. Researchers Dr. J. M. Wallace and Dr. H. Schneider study resistance to Quick Decline and outline four precautions for topworking including virus-free lemon budwood and healthy sieve-tube necrosis status to protect citrus stock.
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California
Gustry
University of California Citrus Experiment Station
Covina
J. M. Wallace
H. Schneider
Social Security Benefits Share in San Bernardino Area
San Bernardino and Riverside counties plus Pomona LA area receive $7,426,044 yearly in Old-Age and Survivors Insurance payments to 18,259 beneficiaries. In San Bernardino county alone 9,165 recipients receive $3,698,124 annually as months flow to retirees and widows under the federal program.
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San Bernardino
United States
Hollister
Eight Point Five Million Spent On California Prisons
Richard A. McGee announces California spent 8,500,000 in postwar years to ease overcrowding in San Bernardino County prisons. Major funds flow to the California Institution for Women south of Chin g, with Tehachapi inmates and staff moved there. Site purchased 1949, 3,600,000 for construction, plus 883,552 for costs. Legislature approved 517,400 in 1952-53 for an extra cottage building to increase capacity.
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Richard A. McGee
California
San Bernardino County
California Institution For Women
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Tehachapi Prison
Fruit Produce Poultry Ready Market Ad
Classified ad offers fruit produce and poultry listings seeking buyers. Provides avenues to reach a ready market through concise sales pitches and contact details for quick commerce.
London Colonel Named President Of The Mother Church
Lt Col Robert Ellis Key of London was named president of The Mother Church in Boston at the annual meeting. He is associate editor of Christian Science periodicals and a longtime practitioner and teacher. His service in World War I earned the Order of the British Empire and lieutenant colonel rank.
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Boston
Robert Ellis Key
London
England
Veh
Church of Christ
Key
Great Britain
Ireland
Christian Science
Europe
Christian Science Board of Directors
Probation Officers Attend Conference
Four San Bernardino county leaders in probation and prison work lead sessions at the twenty second annual California Probation and Parole Association conference at Miramar Theles Santa Monica June 7 Ronald R Hewitt chief probation officer leads Administrators Headaches Can Be Normal Maurice A Wool director probation services chairs Snowstorm of Paper Work Is It necessary James T Kuiper juvenile division supervisor serves as resource consultant Kenyon J Scudder superintendent California Institute for Men conducts Employment and Industrial Relations about job prospects. About 800 delegates from across the state will attend.
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California Probation and Parole Association
Miramar Thetes
Santa Mantea
Ronald R. Hewitt
Wil
Maurice A. Wool
James T. Kuiper
San Bernardino
Kenyon J. Scudder
California Institunn
Chino
House Passes Desalting Bill
Washington report states the House approved a 1 million dollar Desalting Research program to be run by the Interior Department. The plan targets making sea water usable for domestic, industrial, and irrigation needs amid regional water shortages. Representative Clair Dingl e of California introduced the bill, which removed a section on retaining methods before passage.
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Washington
House
Senate
Interior Department
Clair ‘Ingle
D-Cal
Fontana Civic Leader Stricken in Fontana Death
Herbert D. Andress, 59, Fontana civic leader and county figure, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home Saturday morning. He had resided in Fontana since retiring as a consulting industrial engineer several years ago.
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Herbert D. Andress
Fontana
Pope Appeals For Prayers For Peace At Eucharistic Congress
Pope Pius XII urged Catholics to pray for the one true and possible peace during the closing session of the 35th international Eucharistic congress in Barcelona. He criticized peace talk that lacks action, citing the Prince of Peace as the model. More than 300000 pilgrims from about 40 nations attended, led by 1500 American delegates headed by Cardinal Francis Spellman.
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Barcelona
Pius
Vatican
United States
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Tulare Lake Basin Levee Crumbles
The northside Tulare lake basin levee collapsed, flooding 28,000 acres of grain and cotton. The breach raises total basin flooding to about 72,000 acres and could cost over 2 million dollars in crop losses and reclamation work for the Tulare Lake Irrigation District. Water relief may ease pressure on two other levees protecting over 50,000 acres.
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Corcoran
Tulare Lake
Dangerous Maniac Escapes In Plane From Brookings
State wide alarm issued for Earl Ross an extremely dangerous sex maniac who escaped from a hospital in St Peter Minnesota and fled Brookings in a stolen Piper Cub from Brookings Municipal Airport. He was last seen heading west with about two hours fuel. Authorities warned he may land and refuel in a farm field or tractor. No plane trace reported.
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Brookings
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Earl Ross
Brookings Municipal
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Pierre
St. Peter, Minn
New York Stocks React To Supreme Court Ruling
The market drifted after the Supreme Court decision, steel shares rose briefly then slipped as steel workers struck. Trading rose early with gains, eased later. special issues led, utilities outperformed, oils and rails mixed, several issues set yearly highs. Dow Jones: 30 industrials 262.31, utilities 3.38, rails 94.99, stocks 102.02. Volume around 190,000.
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Texas Pacific Land Trust
Panhandle
Chicago Corp
Packard
U.S. Steel
Southier Corp
RKO Pictures Corp
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American Telephone
Motors
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Jersey Central
Rock Island
Republic Aviation
Oliver Corp
Dow Jones
Arrest Near In Steele Death
Los Angeles police said only a few threads of evidence remain before arresting a man believed responsible for the death of Patricia Layne Steele, 34. Det. Lt. William Cummings stated the suspect is under close surveillance and will be charged with murder as evidence is gathered within the next 24 hours after the autopsy showed death from abortion.
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Ihe
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William Cummings
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Cummings
Red Delegates Soften Blasts At UN Talks
PANMUNJOM (UP) Communist truce negotiators today softened attacks on the United Nations for a second straight day. North Korean Gen Nam Il and Red prisoners on Koje island appeared more submissive. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison said the Reds did not act mad, but offered no new terms. An indefinite recess was proposed until new offers emerge. Nam requested another meeting tomorrow after a brief whispered conference with allies.
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Tocay
United Nations
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Nam I
Koje Island
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Nam
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Reds
Brackett Elected President of Academy of Motion Picture Arts
HOLLYWOOD (UP) Screen writer producer Charles Brackett was unanimously re elected as president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences by the board of governors. It will be his fourth term as head of the Oscar awarding academy. Also elected unanimously were George Murphy and Samuel G Engel as vice presidents, Fred L Metzler as treasurer, William Hornbeck as assistant treasurer, Johnny Green as secretary, and Anne Baxter as assistant secretary.
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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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Samuel G. Engel
Fred L. Metzler
William Hornbeck
Johnny Green
Anne Baxter
Cowboy Film Here Divorced By Actress
Hollywood AP Lash La Rue, cowboy film hero, was divorced today from his 26 year old wife actress Barbara Fuller for treating her mean and refusing to act like a husband. She wed in Yuma Arizona on February 23 1951 and separated November 16 of the same year. Her mother Mrs Georgia Tuller corroborated.
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Lash la Rue
Barbara Fuller
Miss Fuller
Thurmond Clarke
Yuma
Ariz
la Rue
Georgia Tuller
Citrus Market Auction Brief Reports Mixed Car Prices
New York June 2 citrus market shows six navels higher at an average $7.51. Seventeen larger 220s and above rise to $6.01. Fourteen lemons decline to $6.58. One mixed car noted.
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New York
Poultry and Eggs Price List From Los Angeles Trade Desk
Wholesale and consumer egg prices listed for Grade AA and A large and extra large categories with per case and per carton pricing. Live poultry figures cover broilers fryers roasters and hens by weight and type, plus rabbit and miscellaneous lots.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Eryers
Ancient Greek City Ruins Found in Messina Sicily
Archaeologists report uncovering what may be a five century BCE Greek city in Messina Sicily. Visible walls buildings and monuments alongside recovered ceramics and metalwork suggest substantial remains from ancient settlement.
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Messina
Sicily
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