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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
In Houston, 37 year old Blaine, described as a Negro, checked into a hospital with an ice pick stab wound in his leg. He declined to press charges against his wife Mattie, saying she was only playing around.
Theodor Albert son of Mrs Bernice Albert Wood and the late Phil Albert of Redlands will be commissioned second lieutenant in the Field Artillery US Army Reserve during a ceremony at Harvard University where he is a graduating senior and a member of the Harvard unit of ROTC. John H Woodruff son of Mr and Mrs Herbert A Woodruff of 5 Clifton Court received a Master of
Commencement exercises at Tufts College Medford Massachusetts featured arts degrees from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Degrees in course were conferred across undergraduate graduate and professional schools. Mr and Mrs E R Larsen hosted Mrs T R Jarnagin and her son Ted from Knoxville Tennessee as guests during a Redlands visit.
In the San Bernardino mountains a pine bark beetle outbreak worsened by drought has lifted damage across the forest. Agencies and private owners coordinate spraying and removal as a June 30 deadline approaches to kill engraver beetles before they reach green timber. Norman J. Farrell notes the maintenance control project should finish by month’s end with the engraver beetle population decimated.
Rev R H Trame, 5 J, among 11 ordained to Catholic priesthood today in San Francisco by Archbishop John J Mitty. He has Redlands roots and South Pasadena connections, with studies at Sacred Heart, Redlands High, Loyola, and Catholic University of America, to conclude theological training after ordination. His first solemn high mass will be at Holy Family Church South Pasadena on June 22 with Rev William Van Garse delivering the sermon.
Selective buying lent strength with rails trading near a 21 year high before profit taking. Major steel and motor shares held steady while some rails rose more than two points. Several rail names plus Houston oil and Superior Oil of California posted gains as Dow averages eased slightly on sales.
Thomas Barnes, 15, found a strange gold coin dated 1781 while digging fishing worms in Tupelo. The coin bears a Latin inscription reading Small Things Lead to Happiness and has left experts puzzled about its origin.
June 12 report lists wholesale and retail egg prices by grade and size, with Grade AA large at 46-47 cents and various large, extra large, and medium categories. Live poultry prices cover broilers, fryers, caponettes, and hens by weight class, with ranges from 12 to 37 cents per pound depending on type and weight.
A 42 year old wife writes that her husband feels bored at home and looks forward to returning to work Mondays. She is advised to encourage hobbies at home such as woodworking gardening or gun collecting. The letter suggests wives may spark interest by giving tools or starting a garden, turning the basement into a workshop and guiding him to pursue something he enjoys.
Los Angeles citrus market reports show first and second grade orange prices by size and grade with a general downward trend. New York auction data indicates valencias and Jem ons sold lower than prior, averaging $5.45 and $7.30 respectively across cars.
Eleven co workers of Tate county court clerk Thomas Schemanski helped paint his home after noting it looked shabby while serving as pallbearers. The gesture followed his death and reflected the community’s respect for the longtime official.
The Franklin School teachers reveal varied summer plans per the superintendent’s list. Norma Stoddard will take a two week trip to Lake Tahoe. Others enroll in summer school at Redlands or SF State, attend nature programs, or stay at home.
In Alto Michigan a 76 year old grandmother, Mrs John Brannan, has woven a 21foot hooked rug that traces her family history. Her rug features dates and pictures depicting ancestors, inviting descendants to follow the woven timeline in her home.
An ad touts NEWS soap claiming longer lift and better dirt removal for laundry and dishes. It targets homemakers like Mrs. Whitman, asserting NEWS outperforms rivals and leaves clothes whiter with or without rinsing.
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