Senate panel probes California adult education program
Sacramento based report describes a three day Senate hearing on California adult education. Senator Harald Johnson leads officials from the Department of Education in examining financing methods enrollment reporting and course definitions. The committee seeks to curb excess funding and define eligible courses amid concerns about district incentives and ADA equalization aid.
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James C. Anderson
Sacramento
WA State
Senate
California
Harald T Johnson
Roseville
State Department of Education
Earl Waters
Waters
Palo Alto
Nelson Dilworth
Hemet
Dilworth
ADA
Equalwation
Wallers
Top Ace Says U S Controls Air Over Korea
Col. Francis Gabreski, famed American fighter ace, declares Air Force holds complete air superiority over Korea. He cites higher quality jet fighters and air dominance in enemy territory after returning from Korea.
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U.S
Korea
50 Courses Offered At U R Summer Session
A group of 36 visiting faculty and a variety of special courses will be offered to both summer session students at the University of Redlands starting June 23 in Vernon. The program includes six superintendents from Southland districts and 50 resident professors. Sessions run June 23 to July 25 and July 26 to August 29 with registration June 26. The first term features a demonstration elementary school and the second a workshop in audio visual education as part of extensive education courses. About 1,000 students are expected.
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University of Redlands
Vernon
Tolle
Southland
Redlands
Roy Bevers Willey
University of Utah School of Education
E. W. Dalch
University of Ilinois College of Education
School of Education
Railroads Lead New York Stocks Higher Amid Busy Session
Rail shares led gains with prices near 22 year highs as deal activity rose and odds supported by aircraft and oil stock movements. Missouri-Kansas-Texas and Missouri Pacific preferreds surged, Nashville, Chattanooga, St Louis and Kansas City Southern hit new highs while television and utility issues advanced with solid turnover. Dow Jones closes with industrials up 1.06, rails up 0.20, utilities up 0.14, overall volume about 1.27 million shares.
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Gabreski to receive hero’s welcome in San Francisco
In two years time San Francisco plans a full hero’s welcome for Gabreski who downed 31 German planes in World War I and later added six Red MIGs during Korea. He called the MIG a very fine airplane but said what they have is a little better and that the score speaks for itself. He declined to speculate on UN air superiority, noting they have complete control. He is set to visit Southern California later this week.
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America
Korea
Francis $. Gabreski
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Oil City
Gabreski
Twins Born To Ingrid Bergman In Rome
Ingrid Bergman gave birth to twin daughters at Rome International hospital. The first weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces and the second slightly heavier at 7 pounds. Bergman, 35, wife of Italian director Roberto Rossellini, and both babies in excellent condition. They also have son Robertino. Bergman’s daughter Pia is at the center of a California custody dispute with former husband Dr. Peter Lindstrom.
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Robertino
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Lee J Cobb Sued For Divorce In Hollywood
Hollywood reporter notes film actor Lee J Cobb 40 was sued for divorce by wife Helen 33 alleging extreme mental cruelty. A property settlement was signed to provide support for Helen and the couple's two children Vincent 9 and Julie 4, filed in Superior Court by attorney Oscar A Tannenbaum.
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Lee J. Cobb
Helen
Superior
Oscar A. Tannenbaum
Vincent
Julie
Methodists Redistrict Southern California Arizona Conference
Redistricting created the Long Beach district with lists of included cities and new district alignments among Arizona Pasadena Long Beach Los Angeles San Bernardino and San Diego. Names of leaders and aides for each district were given along with a broader conference report on religious services and a record of 900 voting delegates.
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Long Beach
James C. Baker
Arizona
Pasadena
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
San Diego
Glendale
la Crescenta
San Fernando
Whittier
East Whittier
New Long Beach
Ariesia
Downey
Compton
Sess Beach
Lakewood
Wilmingston
San Pedro
Redondo
Torrance
el Segundo
Venice
Ocean Park
Santa Monica
West Los Angeles
Pacific Palisades
Ventura
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Inglewood
Lennox
Cecil Shotwell
Ronald Williams
George Cole
Joe Moody
Marion Welborne
Lowell Watschall
Harold Pahl
Mentone
Melbourn Jackson
China Lake
Lowell Ogden
Lancaster
Frank Orndorff
Chino
Olin Smith
John Cranston
Will Kern
Morse Olmstead
Edward Salter
F. Ray Thompson
Camp Commission
W. Vickery Dougherty
Pinery Canyon
Mingus Mountain
Cedar Glen
Strutevant
Colby
Arroyo Grande
Leaders Lodge
Wrightwood
Glen D. McMurray
Tthe
Refcree
Los Angeles Church Federation
J. Richard Sneed
Southland
Crawford Trotter
Methodist Church In America
Dwight G. Bennett
Frank Williams
Christian Church Circles End Year With June Meetings
Christian Church circles wrap up the year with June gatherings in Sylvan Park and San Bernardino. Members led devotions, noted funds for Missionary work, and planned toys for the church nursery while sharing meals, fellowship, and year-end programs.
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Christian Church Circles
State Street
Officers Elected By Altar Society At Sacred Heart
At the final meeting before summer adjournment the Sacred Heart church Altar Society elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs G E Howard. vice president Mrs Isobel Furtado. secretary Mrs Mary Hyman. treasurer Mrs Syvilla Bonner. Rev William J Casey, the pastor, spoke briefly. Hostesses were Mrs L J Thompson, Miss Nora Colling and Miss Ann Biesen er, with Mrs Howard and the outgoing president Miss Edith Steins soured.
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Sacred Heart Church Altar Society
G. E. Howard
Isobel Furtado
Mary Hyman
Syvilla Bonner
William J. Casey
L. J Thompson
Nora Colling
Ann Biesener
Howard
Edith Steins
RYO Beach Party Planned in Redlands Youth Group
The Redlands Youth Organization plans a beach party to Corona Del Mar with preparations due to finish tonight. The group, active since established, seeks to expand membership, inviting interested youths aged 14 to 19 to attend the 7 PM City Hall meeting.
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Corona del Mar
City Hall
RYO
Mission work and finance notes at conference
George A. Warmer reported for the Los Angeles Missionary and Extension Society naming churches aided by the program. He urged $500,000 be invested in sites and units over two years to expand Methodism in strategic areas. A benevolence budget of $460,749 was adopted and tax exemption changes were authorized for the All Nations Foundation. Ephraim Doolittle and followers founded Shoreham Vermont in 1776 on a share the profit cooperative basis.
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George A. Warmer
Los Angeles Missionary and Extension Society
Donald A. Odell
Board of Trustees
The
All Nations Foundation
K of C Dinner Dance Honors Redlands Officers
The Redlands Knights of Columbus council held a dinner dance at Phil's Brower on Highway 99 honoring outgoing and incoming officers with 75 couples in attendance. Certificates of merit were awarded by Past State Grand Knight James Prince to past Grand Knights Dr Joseph Mile Ernest Bennett William C Klebenow and Thomas J Ditchfield.
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Redlands
Violet Club To Aid Fund
Mrs. W L Goodwin hosted the Violet Club provisional Sigma Phi Gamma chapter at her Redlands home. The group voted to fund the Late Bill welfare project and discussed requirements to become a regular sorority chapter. A group portrait was planned for the international organizer with the charter petition.
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Mountain View Avenue
Violet Club
Sigma Phi Gamma
Bill
Hershel Street
Russell Smith
ZHI
Alvarado Street
Newton Rosequist
Everegt Street
Arlington
Rosequist
Harold Dobson
Rialto
Robert Smith
Glen Regnaud
San Bernardino
Walter Morbitter
Richard Landis
Paul Grirges
Yucaipa
Street
Vernon Lee
Redlands
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