Seven Returning From Korea Arrive Aboard Gen William Gordon
Seven local veterans travel from Korea to San Francisco aboard the transport Gen William Gordon. The ship carried 2628 men with 800 Californians and 496 from the state national guard. Redlands veterans listed include Pie Joaquin Car Title Jr Dewey Burr William Jacinto Ray McCasland Jay Page George Parks Yuewipa and Gerald Slater.
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San Francisco
Korea
William Gordon
East Central Avenue
Pfe
Jay H. Page
College Avenue
Cpl
George W. Parks
Yucaipa Boulevard
Yuewipa
Sgt
Gerald Slater
Washington Street
One Armed Worker Injured On Redlands Rig
John Kittrell, 56, lost part of his right hand when it jammed in a well drilling rig near Redlands. He was taken to Community hospital, given a blood transfusion, and treated for a badly torn hand. Doctors reported he could regain full function and planned to discharge him soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kittrell
Kittrell
Redlands
Patrick To Manage Rink
The Citrus Belt Arena Association announces that Guy Patrick, from a famous hockey family, will manage the ice rink at Swing Auditorium this summer. Tom Haynes leads the association. Patrick promises some very fine hockey matches.
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Citrus Belt Arena Association
Guy Patrick
Swing Auditorium
Tom Haynes
Patrick
Notice of Probate Real Property Sale in San Bernardino
Executors Abraham Singer and Dr Nat Baumann announce a private sale of half interest in Lot 7 Block A Central Townsite San Bernardino County described property at 727 Tolga Street Redlands California. Sale June 20 1982 at 10:00 am in San Bernardino. Bids in writing to Oliver M Charleville attorney for estate or delivered to Clerk or executors after publication. Payment of 10 percent cash accompanies bid.
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Superior Court OF the
Clivge M
Charleville
Court Street
Sar Bernardino
California
Aaron Finger
Aaron Singer
San Derandino County
Tolga Street
Redlands
Oliver M.charleville
Superior Court
Abraham Singer
Nat Baumann
Oliver BM. Charleville
San Bernardino
Can
Sunkist New Marketing Order Proposes Navy Oranges Rule
A SunKist Growers Inc committee led by Paul R. Jennings of Redlands released a blueprint for a new marketing order covering navels only to replace Order 66. Controversy centers on a possible grade regulation and a diversion program while parcels of the plan parallel the old order. A full board discussion is set for June 18 with a November season start dream, but federal hearings may miss the timing due to referendum requirements and volume controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunkut Growers Inc
Paul R. Jennings
Redlands
I Us
Wnet
Sunkist Committee
Sunkist
Jennings
State Veterinary Group To Meet
The 64th California Veterinary Medical Association convention opens next Monday at Arrowhead Springs hotel. More than 600 members of the association and its auxiliary will attend. Dr J L Geierman of San Bernardino is president of the Orange Belt Veterinary Medical Association which will host the event. Highlights include technical papers by Dr M Merrill on public health agencies in California, Dr R A Stocking on a new intestinal anastomosis technique, Dr Rue Jensen on foot rot pathology, and Dr A C Hollister on encephalitis etiology in man and animals. state speakers include Dr Jensen Pt Collins Cole Leon Kanegis Pearl River N Y and Dr Jean Flint Salt Lake City.
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California Veterinary Medical Association
Arrowhead Springs
J. L. Geierman
San Ber
Nardino
Orange Belt
Rue Jensen
A.C. Hollister
Jensen
Pt. Collins, Cole
Leon Kanegis
Pearl River
N. Yo
Jean Flint
Salt Lake City
Man Begins Term For Involuntary Killing
In Los Angeles real estate man Stanley Wassil age 33 started a one year prison term for involuntary manslaughter in the death of former Mack Sennett bathing beauty Marjorie Page. He was sentenced by Superior Judge Charles W. Fricke and received five years probation.
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Los Angeles
Stanley Wassil
Mack Sennett
Marjorie Page
Wassil
Charles W. Fricke
New York Stocks Quiet After Cautious Trading Friday
New York trading ended dull as market operators stayed cautious. Dow Jones final averages show Industrials 268.56 up 0.65, Railroads 100.43 up 0.18, Utilities 40.80 down 0.08, and 65 stocks at 104.38 up 0.14, with about 1,130,000 shares traded versus 1,970,500 yesterday.
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New York
Dow Jones
3717 40th Men To Be Reactivated
About 3,300 men and 417 officers of California's 40th Infantry Division will be reactivated in the National Guard Sept. 2, according to Maj. Gen. Daniel H Huddelson. The division now on federal duty in Japan and Korea is expected to return, with activation to occur in prior care armories.
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Sacramento
California
40Th Infantry
Korea
National Guard
Daniel H. Huddelson
Hudelson
Earl Warren
Sunburst
Japan
Earie M. Jones
Permits Issued For Five Houses In University View
Raymond C. Phelps of Spector issued five building permits for homes in University View near the high school athletic field. Frank J fart & Son will build five houses on Lytle Street at 527, 523, 524, 526, and 528 Lytle for costs of 8600, 20350, 9900, 10000, and 10200 dollars respectively. A pool permit was issued to Dr Jack Kirshbaum for 1240 Elizabeth Street at a cost of nineteen eighty seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Phelps
Spector
University View
Frank J
Phelps
Jack Kirshbaum
Elizabeth Street
Bishop to Teach at Portland during summer session
Dr. Frank Bishop of the University of Redlands will be a visiting professor at the Portland summer session. He will instruct a course in Public School Organization and participate in a Foundations of Education seminar. After four weeks in Portland he returns to teach public school administration at Redlands. He also directs a two day conference for school administrators and supervisors on August 5 and 7, accompanied by his wife and two daughters Kathleen and Patricia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank BE
Bishop
School of Education
University of Redlands
Portland
Oregon State System of Higher Education
Kathleen
Patricia
La Letra U R Annual issued by University of Red lands
The La Letra year book for the graduating class has been distributed. Foreword promises a year of progress, activity, fun, and invention on campus. It is by Anita Sichler, Nancy Page, Alton Robertson, and Sig Snelson. Cover features white with maroon U. of B. 52 La Letra.
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la Letra
University of Redlands
Anita Sichler
Nancy Page
Alton Robertson
Sig Snelson
Redlands Camera Club seeks venue for August Fiesta
The Redlands Camera Club faces a lack of space for its annual Fiesta in August. Members hope the City will assist after school board rejection of Lincoln School on Sunday use. They propose Smiley Park areas and city hall as natural settings, replacing Pfeiffer Ranch where the event outgrew past venues.
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Redlands
Lincoln School
Smiley Park
Smiley
Pfeiffer
Traffic Violators Prove Ability Test Results
Edward P. Fogg, municipal judge of San Bernardino, tied into a new test for traffic violators. Twenty two violators faced him as San Bernardino police officers administered a driving test. Nineteen passed and received suspended sentences. three failed paid a total of 100 dollars.
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Edward P. Fogg
San Bernardino
San Bernardino Plans City Employee Salary Increases
San Bernardino Mayor George C. Blair said the city council will raise employee salaries at the start of the next fiscal year and may raise the tax rate to cover the increase and other city operations. A separate item notes a Milwaukee kindergarten teacher discovering a pupil sold her phone number to neighborhood men for 25 cents.
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George C. Blair
San Bernardino
Redlands
Milwaukee
Vacationers Warned Not To Adopt Deer Fawns Norton Expansion
California wildlife officials warn vacationers against adopting deer fawns as mothers hide nearby. Doomed attempts lead to damaged gardens and possible fines up to 500 dollars plus six months in jail. Separately, House approval of military construction funds totals 2.758 billion for March and Norton bases, with plans for overseas work and base expansions including Camp Cooke and TyKern naval ordnance station.
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Norton
House of Representatives
Norton Air Force Base
Mareh Air Fiorce
March Air Force Base
United Press
Washington
Overseas
Russia
House
Senate
Chino Legion Plans Dinner and Meeting
The American Legion council announces a Saturday night meeting at Legion headquarters on Community Tenth and B Street. A 7:30 dinner will precede a program including Medal of Honor recipient Joseph Rodriguez San Reynardino and council commander Ed Swan Devore presiding. Redlands posts will be represented. Tom Bailey chairs the event with Tom Willis assisting. no commander candidate is in charge.
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Chino Pest
American Legion
Legion
Joseph,Rodriguez
San Reynarding
Ed Swan
Devore
Redlands
Tom Bailey
Tthe
Tom Willis
San Bernardino County Museum Assn Sets Second Meeting
Gerald A. Smith, now Bloomington schools superintendent and association president, announced the San Bernardino County Museum association will meet next Wednesday at 7 20 in the log cabin at Pioneer Park San Bernardino. The group aims to collect preserve and display county history and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald A. Smith
O. Redlands
Bloomington
San Bermardino County Museum Association
Pioneer Park
San Bernardino
Smith
North Shore Tavern Under New Management at Lake Arrowhead
The North Shore tavern at Lake Arrowhead will be run by Mr and Mrs Robert Foeh of Phoenix Arizona. Foeh previously operated Jokuka Inn in Phoenix and Hacienda del Sol in Tucson. They announce the cavern will open Sunday June 29. The tavern is owned by the Los Angeles Turf Club and Village Inn at Lake Arrowhead will continue under Alberts Hotels.
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North Shore
Lake Arrowhead
Robert Foeh
Phoenix
Ariz
Foehi
Tucson
Los Angeles Turf Club
Alberts Hotels
Swim Sessions Begin Monday at Sylvan Pool
Red Cross swimming instruction and registration start Monday at 9:00 am at Sylvan Pool. Earl Bandy of the city recreation department announced the six week program with age specific schedules and times. Registration and pool hours are free to the public and supported by the local Red Cross chapter. Further information is available by calling pool phone 26345.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Sylvan
Earl
Red Cross Chapiter
Marine Officer Course Slated
Local Marine Corps recruiter M Sgt Rayford C Scott announced today that male college graduates may apply for the 6th officer candidate course starting in October 1952. Ages 20 to 27 are eligible. Selected candidates are deferred from selective service until reporting for active duty. After 10 weeks they become second lieutenants in the Marine Corps Reserve and serve two years on active duty. Sgt Scott interviews men and women at the Redlands post office each Tuesday.
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Rayford C. Scott
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Reserve
Scott
Redlands
Inarineg Corps
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Ban Oakley
Pride of
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Bab Robertson
A. Baxter
Plymouth
Hughes
Papel
Citrus Outlook
Dle
Cen Ly Technicolor
Tony Curtis
Piper Laurie
Little, Egypt
Tecrsil
University View Tract
U.R
Camera Club
Guy Jones
Myrtle Street
Francisco
Department of Fish and Game
Chino Legion
North Shore Taven
R. A. Somers
Yucaipa Blvd
Second Street
Gene Hughes
DeSoto
Orange St
Marine Officer
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Calanita
Dan
Freeman
Dickie
Dynaflow
West State Street
Bert S. Hatfield
Ork
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