Various Redlands notices and public updates
An assortment of local items includes water billing discussions for East Lugonia property now owned by Redlands, a Redlands Post 106 American Legion meeting, reading room hours at Mason Building, boat and motor sales promotions, a Pratt Bros sporting goods ad, Toastmasters meeting recap, Knights Templar conclave details, Colton Exchange Club talk by Milton M Gaur on independent business, parade promotions for Redlands, a traffic collision report on Highway 99 near the reservoir, Bloodmobile notes from Red Cross, minor injury report from a crash on San Bernardino Avenue, and funeral services for Mrs Ida Mae Turner with burial at Hillside Cemetery.
Redlands Voting Sees Heavy Turnout In Primary Hilliard Tops Sheppard
Redlands voters turnout high with about 6450 ballots cast about 701 percent of registered partisan vote. Hilliard wins Republican primary over Sheppard by 2428 margin and 80 percent of party vote. Hinckley dominates both parties in Redlands. Break secures large county board vote. Kefauver leads delegates. Knowland tops GOP ticket. Democratic Central Committee races decide. Primary results detail party splits and local incumbents.
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Redlands
Congress
Carl E Hiluard
Maakig
Hay Ro Sheppard
Hillard
Sheppard
Oregon Smith Ontario
Hinckley
Stewart Hinckley
Wesley Break
James J Suter San Ber Harding
Earl Warrens
Clinton McKinnon
San Diego
University of Redlands
Democratic Central Committee
Harold E Erichson
Yucaipa
Robert G Raymer
Winifred W Dague
Pedlanc
Martin J Coughlin
Archie DP
Hinckley Thanks Voters Backers in San Bernardino County
Stewart Hinckley thanks voters and backers for support in his district. He expresses gratitude to citizens who aided his campaign and pledges continued effort on behalf of San Bernardino County and the people of his home city.
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Sacramento
San Bernardino County
Break Expresses His Appreciation to Voters
Break expresses heartfelt thanks to voters and supporters for their assistance in the campaign. He pledges a conscientious effort to bring good government to the county and to represent the third district to the best of his ability as Wesley Break, Supervisor.
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S&s
Wesley Break
Break Elected By Big Majority Over Sater
The report shows election returns with names including Burnett Gerrard Schwartz Warren and Seals leading in the desert supervisorial district. George R Seals of Victorville leads the field with a possible majority, while Eichler Lawson Staggers and two judges are listed in varying standings.
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Sater
Storeman
Phil Warren
San Bernardino
Burnett
Gerrard
Schwartz
Warren
Desert
George R Seals
Victorville
Eichler
Lawson
Seals
H O Harawood
Fiedlands Court
V E Unger
Mission District
Loma Linda
Public Housing Project Faces Voters On Proposition B
Los Angeles voters weighed Proposition B on a $110 million federally subsidized public housing project. Unofficial returns from 193 of 3628 precincts: 124257 yes, 171448 no. The City Council had moved from approval to opposition, while a state court ordered the city to watch its contracts with the City Housing Authority.
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Los Angeles
LLP
State Supreme Court
City Housing Authority
Student Minister Receives Severe Draft Sentence
Edward D Reed, 23, a Medford student minister, was sentenced by Judge Edward P Murphy in San Francisco to a maximum five years in prison and a $1000 fine for violating the selective service act. Reed, found guilty May 20 by a jury, refused induction on February 1 and sought deferment as a theology student at Christ Church of the Golden Rule.
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San Francisco
Eward D Reed
Medford
California
Selective Service
Edward P Murphy
Reed
Christ Church of the Golden Rule
Hoskins Aims to Arrange Dock Peace Talks Amid Strike
Federal conciliator Omar Hoskins continued efforts in San Francisco to set up peace talks nine days into the AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific strike. The move seeks resolution and returns to work for crews awaiting settlement.
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San Francisco
Omar Hoskins
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
Man To See Son For First Time In 16 Years
Cincinnati paper helps a California man locate his estranged family after 16 years. Perry T Goings, 56, speaks from Whittier Calif and asks his son Russell to contact him at 11737 Lunglow Whittier. The son, 28, says he had not known his father was in Cincinnati where he had worked 10 years. He also has a daughter older than Russell and a younger brother two years younger. The couple divorced in 1936 and the children were taken by the wife.
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Cincinnati
Lear
Russell Goings
Cincinnat Post
Rom
Whittier
Calif
Wal Perry T Goings
Russell
Lunglow Whittier
Conversion Of Coal Into Gas Oil And Chemicals Seen
Colorado Springs report quotes Charles W Connor predicting a future where millions of tons of coal yearly convert to oil gasoline and chemicals. He cites Union Carbide's new 21 million dollar coal hydrogenation plant and Bureau of Mines results showing synthetic gasoline from coal near petroleum cost.
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Colorado Springs
Color
Charles W Connor
Defense 3 Solid Fuels
Rocky Monotary Coal Mining Institute
Union Carbide & Chemical Corp
Institute W V
Bureau of Mines
Connor
Hay
United States
Navy Project Approved at Naval Ordnance Test Station
The House Armed Services committee advanced a $3.027 billion military construction program and tentatively approved a $1.629 million project at the Naval Ordnance Test Station in Inyokern California, with yesterday's actions shaping the Navy build plan.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Naval Ordnance Test Station
Injokern
Calif
Grass Fire at Stillman Avenue House Extinguished
Redlands firemen extinguished a grass fire at 415 pm yesterday behind the home of Eloise Murray at 88 Stillman Avenue. The blaze origin remains undetermined according to Chief Carl Rundberg.
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Redlands
Eloise Murray
Stillman Avenue
Carl Rundberg
Class Day Exercises Planned by Redlands High
Parents invited to attend the Class Day exercises tomorrow at 1 30 pm in Clock auditorium. Senior class members enter to Pomp and Circumstances, with remarks on scholarships and awards announced by various clubs and individuals. A tree planting ceremony closes the outdoor program with senior class president Don Simmonds presenting the spade.
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Redlands High School
Edward Iverson
Fred Dill
Don Simmonds
Marilyn Farr
John Atilano
Emanuel Herfetz
California
Elim Hawkins
Virginia RB Coffey
AAUW
Dorothy H Brenan
Philip Harris
R E (Mack) Reynolds
A Council
Willis E Rogers
Kitty Peeling
Bank of America
Dan McLeod
Marilyn Fair
James Hyde
Myra Howard Field
Jennie Hanson
Ccpt School of Nursing
Gabrielle Mulvane
John H Skadren
Mr Skadren
Ois
Leo J Daun
John B Gough
Patricia Peterson
Hansen
Lloyd O 'Hansen
Daryl Huish
C F Zulch
Frank G Alaujo
Stups
Norman Martinez
Rotary
Dan McLeod Bausch
Lamb
Gwynn Bland
Wilson College
Moss Edith Demond
Bill Derby
Bob O'Brien
Larry Rich
Roger Crim
Scott McMillan
Reggie Winter
Ben Simmonds
Handel Kay Higgins
Vincent Youmans
Patricia Jones
Dianne Pettet
Howell
Darlene Floyd
Jack Webster
Leo Fitch
Gain
Haytock
Patricia Silverwood
Don
Simmonds
Spade
Lowell Hall
182 Casualties Reported In Week In Korea War
The Defense Department announced a weekly increase of 182, bringing the total American battle casualties in Korea to 105 159. The new total includes 1 244 dead 77 633 wounded 1 211 prisoners 9 690 missing and 1 381 once missing but now returned to military service.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Birth Announcement for Van Voorthuysen Daughter
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Van Voorthuysen on June 4 1952 in Redlands California at Redlands Community Hospital. The family resides at 1379 East Brockton Avenue.
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van Voorthuysen
Redlands, Calif
Redlands
Clark Wins Yucaipa Judge Race By 117 Votes
William J. Clark a 29 year old attorney defeated incumbent Judge G C Barnett by 117 votes in Yucaipa completing an unofficial count with Clark 1490 and Barnett 1373. Under 1950 court reorganization Clark will begin a nine year term January 2, 1953.
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Yurcapa
William J. Clark
G. C. Barnett
Yucaipa
Clark
Barnett
Chambers Win Battle Against Discount Houses
The Redlands Chamber of Commerce led a regional effort against discount houses, with Colton Fontana and San Bernardino chambers joining. Merchants and manufacturers urged name brand dealers to stop supplying discount shops, aiming to protect local retailers. A meeting at 7:30 pm in the American Legion hall in San Bernardino will discuss cars accessories equipment jewelry and related goods.
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Chambers of Commerce
L H Myers
Redlands Chamber of Commerce
Redlands
C of C
Colton
Fontana
San Bernardino
Myers
Eles
American Legion Hall
Fourth Street
Allen Returns To Redlands
Russell Allen returns to Redlands after a brief stay in Corong Del Mar. He is now employed as a salesman by Lange & Runkel Chevrolet. Mr and Mrs Allen and their son David, who graduates high school this year, reside at 198 Bellevue Road.
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Russell Allen
Redlands
Corong del Mar
Lange & Runkel Chevrolet
Allen
David
Bellevue Road
Reds Attorney Seeks Acquittal in California Conspiracy Trial
Los Angeles AP reports defense lawyers urged a directed verdict of acquittal in a conspiracy trial involving 14 California Communists. Judge William C Mathes had ruled to strike parts of testimony from 22 government witnesses, deeming much irrelevant or inadmissible. The defendants face charges of conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow of the US government.
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Los Angeles
California
Willam C Mathes
Clark Gable Arrives In London To Fight Quiet Time
Clark Gable arrives in London on his first visit since serving in Britain with the U S Air Force in 1944. He says he wants a quiet time with no plans for parade or publicity. He will star in Never Let Me Go to be filmed in Cornwall. work begins next week.
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London
Clark Gable
United States Air Force
Britain
Cornwall
Junior Safety Patrol Picnic in Redlands at Sylvan Park
The Inter Service Club Council of Redlands hosted a picnic for Junior Safety Patrol members from local elementary schools at Sylvan Park yesterday afternoon. Dr E E Muller of the Optimists chaired assisted by school principals, club representatives, and Lt W M Robertson of the police department. Patrols from Franklin Lugoma Kingsbury McKinley Lincoln and Sacred Heart enjoyed a Swan baseball games and a menu of hamburgers hot dogs ice cream and soda pop. Participants included Ex change Junior Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Knights of the Round Table Toons Optimists and Rotary clubs.
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Inter Service Club Council of
Redlands
Sylvan Park Fom
E E Muller
Optimists
W M Robertson
Police Department
Franklin Lugoma
Kingsbury
McKinley
Lincoln
Sacred Heart
Lubs Exchange
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Knights of the Round Table
Toons Optimists
Soreptimists
Rotary
Reynolds To Be Installed As Club Officer
R E Mack Reynolds of the University of Redlands will be installed as vice president of the Sales Executives club for San Bernardino and Riverside counties at Arrowhead Springs hotel. A joint meeting with the Food Industries Sales club is planned. Benjamin Ro Manker will be installed as president, with Raymond A Pingel of Valley College as secretary. Al N Seares of Remington Rand, Inc. will speak as the National Sales Executive association VP and director of domestic sales and services.
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R E (Mack) Reynolds
University of Redlands
Sales Executives Club
San Bernardino
Riverside Counties
Arrowhead Springs Hotel
Club
Food Industries Sales Club
Benjamin Ro Manker
Raymond A Pingel
Valley College
al N Seares
National Sales Executive Association
Remington Rand, Inc
Student Nurse Killed In Riverside Crash
Donna Garson Garrison a Riverside student nurse at San Bernardino County Hospital died in a Monday night crash. She failed to stop at Jurupa avenue and collided with an embankment, suffering a fractured neck and crushed chest. A Monrovia High School graduate, she was in her first year of nursing studies.
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Donna Garson
San Bernardino County Hospital
Riverside
Miss Garrison
Jurupa Avenue
Pedley
Mass Garrison
Jurupa
Stoel
Monrovia High School
Redlands Daily Facts Redland Cavents Wednesday June 4 195%
Local brief from Redlands Daily Facts dated Wednesday June 4 reports on Redlands events. No further details available in the readable fragments.
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Redlands Daily
Redland
Subdivisions To Be Considered At City Council Meeting
The planning commission approved several subdivisions and lot splits including Center Padthe streets four lots, Center Henrietta 13 lots, Cedar Serpentine Crescent 13 lots, Elizabeth Heights Leo Conkin 19 lots near Elizabeth Mountain, and Lytle University streets east of the high school. One subdivision was tabled for further study while the first unit of Royal Club Manor at Ford Garden Court Garden street totals 25 lots within an 85 lot subdivision.
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Wall
Planning Commission
Center
Padthe
Center Street
Henrietta Street
Wow Alder
LG Hahn
Cedar Serpentine and
Crescent
Elizabeth Heights
Leo Conkin
Elizabeth
Mountain
Royal Club Manor
Ralph Holyrod
Ford
Garden Court
Garden Street
Mamies
Lytle Street
Lytle
Services Held For Gird Levering Jr
A memorial service for Lee Gird Levering Jr son of Mr and Mrs L G Levering of San Gabriel was held at the First Methodist church in San Gabriel with Rev Russell Robinson presiding. Levering 23 who would have turned 23 in September was killed in action in Korea with the 484th Engineering Construction Battalion. He was an Alhambra High graduate and attended California Polytechnic. David Levering, a University of Redlands graduate, is his older brother.
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Lee Gird Levering
Levering
Spur Jin
Redlands
First Methodist
San Gabriel
Russell Robinson
Korea
L Gud Levering
San Gabel
Alhambra Ingh
California Poly
San Luis Obispo
David Levering
University of Redlands
154 233 234 In ’50 Census Count
The Census Bureau released final official figures showing 154 233 234 Americans, with mechanical estimates in the Commerce Department lobby at noon yesterday indicating a population of 15 473 646. California’s growth ranked fastest from 1919 to 1950, rising to 10 586 060 and moving to second place among the most populous states.
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Washington
Bueau
Department of Commerce
California
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East Lugonia Mutual Water Company
City of
East Lugonia
American Legion
Tomorow
Walter Vaughn
Christian Selenca
Mason
Cajon
Pratt
Bros Sporting Goods
Citrus
la Posada
Riverside Mission
Toastmasters Club
Gilbert
Pacific Electric Railroad
Rod Mortenson
Iyait
Knights Templar
Gair
Milton M Gaur
Colton Exchange Club
Redlands Bowl
Ronald H Belshe
Cedar Street
Qiange Street
Julia A Chambers
Red Cross
Violet Knight
Highway 99
Redlands City
Hilliard
R. A. Somerson
Yucaipa Bly
Second Street
Plymouth
Taree
Mentone
Mission
Crafton
Werder
Democratic
Kefauver
Brown Ay
U.S
Knowland
Adams
McKinnon
Watwood
Suter
Assemblyman
Break
His
Hoskins
Navy
Weepapr
HIVE
Serr Stationery CO
William G Moore
Pranker Moore
Facts
Citron Avenue
Fifth Street
Redianda
Califa
Finalifornia
Vital Records
Redlands Federal Levieg & Loan Association
Tame Pemnee
East
Yucaipa Boulevard
Pasadena
Occidental College
Southwestern University
Chambers
San Bernarding County
Maral Beclevard
San Bernarding
Brookside Ave
Center ST
F. Arthur
Cortner
Junior Safety Patrol
Reynolds
Gird Levering, Jr
Argus
Nior and
SEN High School
Webster Pocket Dictionary
Third St
Pratt’s Sporting Goods
Barq's
Gary
Fife
Ba Teen
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