Congressmen Alarmed At Court Action Continues Row
Congressmen and senators denounced Supreme Court actions as curbing liberty and widening congressional witness latitude. In Los Angeles, the Communist Party hailed the ruling freeing five leaders and granting new trials to nine others under the Smith Act. Honolulu plans to petition for freedom for seven Hawaii leaders based on California cases.
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Sen
William J. Jenner
Internal Security Subcommittee
Congress
Supreme Court
Francis E. Walter
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Wark I. Mundt
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Supreme Court of
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles County
Communist Party Today
Ac Lion
Ben Margolis
Honolulu
UPI
A.L. Wirin
Circuit Court of Appeal
Hawaii
California
Smith Acton
Red Cross To Provide Aquatic Equipment In Redlands
Redlands chapter of the American Red Cross will procure aquatic gear for water safety instructors including a small rowboat canoe paddle board and related items. Dr Nafine Cragg guides 25 graduates now ready to teach this summer with Sharon Lee Hansen Alexander Ebeid and others assigned to Red Cross areas. Arlene Hanssen attends the National Red Cross school at Camp Tulequoia and plans to teach in Barton Flats.
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Redlands
American Red Cross
Nafine Cragg
University of Redlands
National Red Cross
Camp Tulequoia
Miramonte
Barton Flats
Redlands welcomes many new families in city by hostess
Dorothy Walters highlights welcome calls for newcomers to Redlands listing dozens of families by name and origin from Duarte to Birmingham and Chicago. She notes housing, climate, and civic help as newcomers settle with their spouses and children.
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David C. Wiltshire
Jenna
Duarte
Juys
Redlands
James J. Calderone
San Bernardino
Caldrone
Calderone
James W. Ralston
Ralston
Cleveland
Ohio
Sandra
Chicago
Ill
Raymond Scheller
Jacqueline White
Scheller
John Miersma
Long Beach
Carl W. Lundbergs
Honstess
Inglewood
Elwood F. Strowmatt
St. Louis
Candy
Debbie
Rhoda
Frank A. Stoddard
Calimesa
Calif
Carl T. Howard
Nickerson
Kansas
Eva Payne
Deep South
Birmingham
Ala
Dysburg
Tenn
J. Parker Christian
Delores
Brenda
Donald M. Erickson
Don Jr
Patricia
Billy
Caroline Palmer
Jennie Foycheck
Highland Park
Linda
Kenny
Laura Ann
Miss Nygaard Sent To Girls State Program This Week
Florence Nygaard daughter of Mr and Mrs Starry Nygaard of 15 Wheaton street is chosen to represent Redlands and Yucaipa American Legion Auxiliaries at the 1957 Girls State program in Davis this week. Her selection followed the Redlands High School faculty and school leaderships final recommendation based on scholarship citizenship and athletic participation. Virginia Schroeder last year’s Girls State governor from Mentone will depart by plane Saturday for inaugural ceremonies in Washington DC following her election and her Girls Nation service.
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Davis
Florence Nygaard
Redlands and
Yucaipa American Sesion
Florence
Starry Nygaard
Wheaton Street
Redlands High School
Girls’ State
Virginia Schroeder
Mentone
Virginia
Herman J. Schroeders
Turquoise Avenue
Girls Nation
Washington, D.C
Topsy Turvy Weather Hits Southern California
Southern California felt a strange clash as desert air moved over coastal zones pushing beaches above 100 degrees while sea breezes swept inward cooling desert areas to the low 90s.
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Los Angeles
California
Redlands Bowl Featured in Newsweek Summer Music Festival
Newsweek June 17 highlights entertainment amid nature with three California entries. Redlands Bowl joins Hollywood Bowl and San Diego Symphony in a nationwide Summertime America outline for 1957 events and foreign guest outreach through music.
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Newsweek Magazine
U.S
California
Balboa Park
America
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
United States
Redlands Rowl
Hollywood Bowl
San Francisco Ballet
San Francisco
San Diego Symphony
Mentone-CRA by Rosemary Cassel
Local notes from Mentone report furloughs and stationings. Pfc Bill Anderson, Holland via Tulip Festival while with the 41st Engineers near Kitzingen Germany. Pvt Clifford Barak now in Korea after Fort Ord assignment. Barak family updates include Steve Barak and wife returning to Boise. Social visits cited with Mentone residents and Redlands hospital news.
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Anderson
Holland
Pfc
Bill Anderson
Harvey Anderson
Olivine
Capri
Bill
41St Engineers
Kitzingen
Germany
Clifford Barak
Korea
William S. Barak
Agate Avenue
Pvt
Cliff
Fort Ord
Baraks
Steve
Boise
Idaho
San Bernardino Valley College
Local Family Visits and Community Notes From Mentone Church
J Schroeder and family of Turquoise avenue hosted relatives including Arden Schroeder and Phyllis Kay. Austin Yingst's party welcomed Pete Arnott Nancy Kieth Joan Osdick and Bernard Alexander visiting Cedar Springs and Mentone area. Alexander elected county employees union president at June meeting. 500 members. Denise Deckwar christened at Mentone Community Church with Godparents Noah Savoie. Elmer Schlapkohl appointed scoutmaster of Troop 1. James Billings retires after leading Troop 1 for a year. Troop 1 meets at the church scout room every Monday at 7 p.m.
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Man J. Schroeder
Turquoise Avenue
Arden Schroeder
Phyllis Kay
Austin Yingst
Olivine Avenue
Pete Arnott
Nancy
Kieth
Ontario
Joan Osdick
Redlands
Bernard Alexander
Mentone Boulevard
Cedar Springs
Hesperia
Alexander
County
County Agricultural
San Bernardino
Union
Mentone Community Church
Denise Deckwar
Jacques Deckwar
Zanjero Court
Willis E. Smith
Noah Savoie
Elmer Schlapkohl
Vandals Wreck Mail Boxes in Redlands Weekend
Redlands police report three mailbox posts pulled out or struck over the weekend. Walter E. Martin of 1333 Marion Road told officers Saturday someone ran down his mailbox during the night Friday causing damage estimated at 150 dollars.
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Redlands
Walter E. Martin
Marion Road
Merchants To Meet Tuesday On Fire Hazard Warning
Fire Prevention Officer Richard Johnson urged mountain residents and visitors to cooperate to prevent fires after two major blazes in 1956. With hot winds drying tinder, officials warned conditions are critical and emphasized no open fires without a permit. A new Tuesday morning merchants meeting time was approved, and damaged mailboxes were reported as vandals pulled them from posts. Public smoking restricted to designated areas.
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San Bernardino National Forest
Richard Johnson
Merchants’ Division
Martin
Chamber of Commerce
H. L. Lapides
la Po
Garden Street
San Box Post
E. H. Sewall
Bernardino County
Redlands Driver Hurt In Flipping Car On Yucaipa Blvd
A 61 year old Redlands man, David Whitset Sharp of Brookside Avenue, was injured when his small foreign car overturned while turning from Yucaipa Boulevard onto the highway near the 7:40 p.m. crash. He was taken to Redlands Community Hospital by Houghton's Ambulance. Another crash at Orange Street and San Bernardino Avenue involved Ralph D. Hanford of Riverside and Della Dona Flippin of Redlands, with Hanford sustaining injuries and transported to Riverside Community Hospital. House passes administration civil rights bill amid southern opposition to a jury trial amendment.
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Clay Street
Orange Street
Redlands
Mr.t
Hanford
Riverside Community Hospital
Houghton
Crafton
Ake
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