Liberty Pole Relocated Before City Hall In Redlands
A 112 foot Liberty Pole was moved from The Triangle to a new base in front of City Hall in Redlands. The two hour operation used an 85 foot crane with a rigging team guiding the pole into a steel sleeve in a concrete foundation. A termite issue was noted, risking future stability, with six feet of new base treated by a local pest control firm. The event drew wide public attention and included a historic stump analysis by University of Redlands professor Frederick Bromberger.
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Citrus Avenue
Orange Street
Little Island
City Hall
Triangle
San Bernardino
Con
Joe Kicak
City Public Work Department
Bill Pate
City Park Department
Bugsy Sturtevant Pest Control
Vine
Redlands
Swen Larson
West Citrus
University of Redlands
Frederick S. Bromberger
Bromberger
Legislature approves California Arizona boundary agreement
Sacramento ups report that the state Senate, 22-14, ratified the boundary line between California and Arizona. The measure backed by Governor Brown ends a 50 year dispute after a decade of meetings by the California Arizona Colorado River Boundary Commission. Senator Eugene Nisbet led the push. The Arizona Legislature also approved the settlement.
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Sacramento
UPS
Imperial County
Senate
Eugene Nisbet
D-Upland
Arizona
Edmund G. Brown
San Bernardino Montclair oppose county pay dump plan
San Bernardino and Montclair officials protested the county pay-at-the-gate rubbish policy ahead of the June 15 start. Montclair adopted a resolution opposing inequities, while San Bernardino debated legal action but pursued negotiated settlement.
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San Bernardino
Montclair
Board of Supervisors
Donald G. Mauldin
Mauldin
Harold Hayes
Hayes
Ontario
Services for Mrs Laura Betz Monday
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Temple Mortuary in Monrovia for Mrs. Laura Betz, co founder of Betz Packing Company and a well known figure in the citrus industry. She died yesterday after a short illness after nearly four decades with packing concerns in Southern California and frequent visits to Redlands packing houses.
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Temple Mortuary
Monrovia
Laura Betz
The
Betz Packing Company
Citrus
Citrus Market Price Report From Los Angeles and New York
UPI reports citrus price movements with Los Angeles market figures by size and grade showing a slight uptick. California novels listed at 5 cars, half boxes $4.17 in New York markets, reflecting intercity price trends.
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Los Angeles
UPI
New York
Citrus Report
California
Poultry and Eggs Prices for Retailers and Consumers
Prices to distributors delivered 113 cents higher for AA extra large to small sizes and to retailers AA large 35 50, 1A large 33 47, AA medium 33 44, A medium 39 41, AA small 29 39, A small 29 35. Poultry Fryers 17-20, roasters 23-25, light hens 5 to 5 1/2 cents per pound, wid. avg 5 26, hens cross 6-6 1/2, wid. avg 6 21. Turkeys yearling hens 16 1/2, young hens 23-23 1/2, yearling toms 16-18 1/2 to 18 3.
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Los Angeles
UPI
New York Stocks Slide as Dow Posts Largest Decline
New York markets fell under selling pressure led by Chrysler Du Pont Kodak Alcoa and Union Carbide. Industrials dropped and most steel and chemical shares eased while Ford rose and tobacco shares declined. Dow Jones averages show notable losses with about 5 million shares traded.
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New York
UPI
Chrysler
du Pont
Kodak
Alcoa
Union Carbide
Dow Jones
Ford
Motors
International
Dow-Jones
Lester, Ryans & Co
Chrysler Ty Toy Ford
Sperry Rand
Studebaker
Amer. Motors
Union
Ward
Phillips Pet
C Steel
Mrs. Miller Elected Camera Club President
Mrs Arthur M Elizabeth Miller was elected president of Red lands Camera club during Monday evening's election meeting. Dr Vernon R Smith is first vice president and Dr E Leon Foreman second vice president. Mrs Marie C Graham is secretary, Herb Cook treasurer, and Mrs Benjamin J Mary Rabe Photogram editor. Directors are Forrest Palmer Ben Hallberg and Mr and Mrs George Stringfellow. Joseph Prendergast presented Donald S C Anderson who showed his pictures for early Redlands with commentary. Also on the program was the PSA travelogue Mexico Ancient and Modern narrated by Mrs Miller. Ribbon awards went to Alice
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Arthur M
Elizabeth) Miller
Redlands Camera Club
Vernon R. Smith
E. Leon Foreman
Marie C. Graham
Herb Cook
Benjamin J
Mary) Rabe
Forrest Palmer
Ben Hallberg
George Stringfellow
Joseph Prendergast
Donald S. C. Anderson
Redlands
PSA
Mexico
Mrs. Miller
Alice
Redlands Daily Facts Publisher and editor details
The Redlands press lists William G Moore as publisher and Frank E Moore as editor. It notes publication every evening except Sunday from the Facts building at 700 Brookside Center, Redlands California. The issue date traces to October 23 1890 with a 73rd year, and the paper was entered as second class matter at the Redlands Post Office.
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William G. Moore
Frank. E. Moore
Facts Building
Brookside
Center
Redlands
California
Msi
Optimists visit Bracero base at Cone Camp
Redlands Optimist Club heard Jack G. Miller discuss the end of the Bracero program. Isadore Gonzales explained camp operations at Cone Camp where workers were served a typical county lunch. Miller argued the law will impact California farmers, citing the program’s value and workers’ willingness to take seasonal jobs.
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Bracero
Cone Camp
National Mexican Farm Labor Program
Jack G. Miller
Agricultural Producers Labor Committee
Redlands Optimist Club
San Bernardino
D. Lowell Welles
Isadore Gonzales
Miller
California
Congress
Mexico
Degrees conferred at University of Calif Riverside
President Louis T. Benezet of Colorado College addressed Riverside graduates noting the 323 degrees conferred including the first two Ph.D.s since the Graduate Division began in 1960. He warned that academic pressure pushes non natural scholars toward indulgence and urged colleges to preserve individual liberty and liberal studies.
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Louis T. Benezet
Colorado College
University of California, Riverside
Herman T. Spieth
Benezet
Buenos Aires Trade Rank Highlighted in Regional Briefs
Buenos Aires Argentina ranks second to New York City in foreign trade. Burke Maranville Traveling Salon features entries by King and Palmer. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Aylmer Paxton and Mr and Mrs Irvin S Porter of Yucaipa, Mrs Isabel Wiles and David F Hill of Redlands, and Earl Plaiss of the San Bernardino club.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
New York City
Alumni Return for Red Lands Commencement Weekend
Hundreds of University of Red Lands alumni travel back for a full two day program starting with a 9:30 a.m. keynote by Dr Earl Cranston on From Here to Maturity and a morning Alumni College series featuring lectures by Bromberger Smith Knox Parker Tritt Poston. Luncheon reunions, the Delta Alpha picnic, dedication of the new Student Union building, the annual meeting, dinner party and a Concert Choir performance conclude the weekend with music and dancing.
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Jack R. Cummings
University of Redlands Alumni Relations
Maria Alice Pessoa
Brazil
Delta Alpha
Sylvan Park
Earl Cranston
James Sloan
University of Redlands
Redlands
Methodist Seminary
Claremont
Jack B. Cummings
Frederick S. Bromberger
Marc Jack Smith
Lois Fair Knox
William R. Parker
Edward C. Tritt
Maelzel
David G. Poston
Pinetum
Maria-Alice Pessoa
John Hays Whitney
Hall of Letters
Zasu Pitts Dies At 63 Hollywood Comedienne
HOLLYWOOD UPI Zasu Pitts died at 63 after a long illness from cancer. The actress died at Good Samaritan's Hospital after entering the facility Thursday. Pitts had a career dating to the silent era and appeared in more than 500 films.
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Hollywood
UPI
Zasu Pitts
Good Samaritan’s Hospital
Miss Pitts
Comedienne
Doering Birth Adds Daughter to Emmett and Wife
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Emmett Doering 505 Glenwood Drive on June 6 1963 at Redlands Community Hospital.
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Doering
Emmett Doering
Glenwood Drive
Redlands Community Hospital
Mrs Edna Trausch Dies in Riverside
Mrs Edna Trausch a Redlands native and former City Hall treasurer office employee died in Riverside after a several month illness She lived at 3633 Jurupa street Riverside Survived by husband Charlie Trausch two daughters Sheryl Cruz and Sharon Condon six grandchildren mother Mrs A R Taylor and two sisters Mrs Clarence Neal and Mrs Mabel Van Horn Funeral set for Monday at 10 30 a.m. Garden of Prayer Mortuary Riverside
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Redlands
Edna
Werner) Trausch
City Hall
Trausch
Riverside
Jurupa Street
A. R. Taylor
Edith Taylor
Cypress Circle
Frank Taylor
West Crescent Avenue
Charlie Trausch
David
Sheryl) Cruz
Big Bear Lake
William
Sharon) Condon
Travis Air Force Base
San Bernardino
Clarence Neal
Ontario
Mabel van Horn
Garden of Prayer Mortuary
Magnolia Avenue
Two Car Crash Causes No Injuries in Redlands Intersection
Police report records a non injury collision at Redlands boulevard and Fifth street last night at 9 03 p m. William C Snowden and John G Loos were the drivers, Snowden traveling southbound on Fifth street and Loos westbound on Redlands boulevard. Damage exceeded 100.
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Redlands Boulevard
Fifth Street
William C Snowden
Sunridge Way
John G. Loos
Michigan Street
Loos
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Garvey Motors
Red Cross Board
Red Cross Board of Directors
Chapel Street
Shetland
Glaze Inc
W. Redlands Blvd
Alabama
Walnut
Myers Brothers Construction Company
Jim’ Glaze Inc
Redlands Blvd
Tenax
E. State St
Elks
Elks Lodge
Goodie Shop
E. State
Valley Preparatory
Colonial Inn
Pacific Ocean
Oceanside
Pacific Oceanside
Calif
Jerry Maler
Milliken Avenue
West End
Mentone
Yucaipa
Charles C. Parker
West Citrus Ave
Dailyxcihan Facts
University of Calif
Vital Records
Hillside Memorial Park
Alessandro
Ino
James Biberstien
First Methodist Church
Ruth C. Hewitt
Trinity Episcopal Church
F. Arthur Cortner
Brookside Ave
Widman
Roscoe
Yucaipa Chapel
Eternal Hills
Hainds
Alfred
Valley Chapel
Loma Linda
Emmerson Mortuaries
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