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Redlands Daily Facts

Location

Redlands, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1952

Page

4

Thompson to Face Murder Charge for Desert Slaying

Richard Calvin Thompson, former Redlands man, faces a murder complaint after a coroner’s jury ruled the death of Hesperia hatchery owner Robert Dale Linnell a homicide. The inquest heard Thompson fired after Linnell threatened him across a barbed fence, with multiple bullets striking Linnell.

Richard Calvin Thompson Redlands Lowell E. Lathrop Barton Keene Robert Dale Linnell Hesperia Chicken Hatchery Thompagn Victorvile Thompson Cunningham, Parry & Holcomb Llesperia Bey James E. Cunningham Jack Foster Chauncey Baird Elp Doyle Foster Linnell Keene Sheriff's Office Coar Linnelt

Fontana Elects City Officials in Incorporation Vote

George W. Vierra chosen as Fontana city clerk after incorporation by popular vote. Michael Micallef widely known locally elected treasurer. Council members named. fifth seat likely to be decided after absentee ballots, with three candidates close in vote.

George W. Vierra Fontana Micchael, Micallet Fun Men

Cajon Pass Work On Schedule

District engineer W Lowden says the four lane Cajon Pass expressway is over 40 percent complete with a March 1953 finish target. The project runs from 6 miles north of Dever to 2 south of the Gish underpass and involves 822,000 cubic yards of excavation, six bridges, and extensive pipe, rail, and surface work by Fredricksen Kasler with J B MacDonald as resident engineer.

W. Lowden Cajon Pass Lowden Devere Gish Torville Cajon Summit Fredricksen & Kasler Sacramento J. B. MacDonald Division of Highways Blue Cut

Four Treated For Rabies In Los Angeles County

Four people were under Pasteur treatment today after bites from the seventh rabid dog reported in the county this year. A city animal inspector at the Ann Street shelter was among those treated. The patients are Eva Lopea eight Nick Rodriguez twenty eight Jennie Laya owner of the infected dog and Fred Kohler an inspector at the Ann Street shelter.

Los Angeles City Health Department Eva Lopea Nick Rodriguez Jennie Laya Fred Kohler Ann Street

Lazar May Likely Leader of San Bernardino Legion Post

Joseph Lazar, San Bernardino automobile dealer, is the sole nominee for commander of American Legion Post 14. Election set for July 1, with Lazar poised to win as the only candidate.

Lazar San Bernardino Legion Joseph Lazar San Bernardino American Legion

36 From County Go To Boys State

Thirty six high school boys from San Bernardino county depart Saturday for Sacramento to attend Boys State. San Bernardino sends Carl B. Hilliard Jr as governor candidate while Redlands lists Dan Garcia Lowell Hall and Jim Hurley. Yucaipa sends Don Finstein and Mentone’s Sam Britten. Bus departure 4 45 am Friday with return via Southern Pacific Daylight, arriving home about 9 pm June 28.

San Bernardito County Sacramento

New York Stocks Rise to 21-Year Highs on Broad Gains

New York reports a more active market with rail shares at a 21 year high and automobiles leading the advance. General Motors and Chrysler hit 1952 highs while steel issues firmed under Bethlehem. Oil and TV stocks rose with Motorola leading gains. Dow Jones closes with small increases across all indexes. total volume about 1.32 million shares.

New York General Motors Chrysler Bethlehem Barber Oil Motorola Louisville & Nashville Sooa Fe Midland Steel Products Boeing Airplane Borg Warner General Electric General Foods Richfield Oil Dow-Jones

County To Inspect Plums Peaches In County Agreement

The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors renewed an agreement allowing the Agricultural Commissioner’s force to inspect and certify county produced plums and peaches. Inspectors check each truckload as packed for shipment to Los Angeles and elsewhere, with costs around 5000 dollars funded by grower groups. The program, in its third year, aims to maintain quality and prevent oversupply in the fresh fruit market.

County Board of Supervisors Har Did A. Crane State Bureau of Markets Crane Los Angeles San Bernardino County Yucaipa West End

Detroiter Is Named Kiwanis International President

J. L. Ray of Detroit, executive at Detroit savings and loan, was elected Kiwanis International president by acclamation at the 37th annual convention in Seattle. He succeeds Claude A. Hellmann of Baltimore as delegates numbering over 10 000 selected him yesterday.

Seattle J. L. Ray Detroit Savings and Oan Association Kiwanis International Ray Claude A. Hellmann Baltimore

Poultry and Eggs Wholesale and Retail Prices Listed

Los Angeles on June 19 U P I reports wholesale egg prices with AA and A grades, rind large to small sizes, plus candled eggs and consumer carton prices. Live poultry rates cover broilers, fryers, capons, hens, and weights, with varying prices across grades and quantities.

Los Angeles U.P Gil

Donna Spragg Leads Field Project At University Of Denver

Miss Donna Spragg of Inglewood a 1951 University of Redlands graduate and Carnegie fellow at Denver sails with nine other graduate students from the university’s government management department to conduct summer field research. Her county government study partners with Berks County officials. reports will fulfill master’s degree requirements and aid local agencies.

Donna Spragg Inglewood University of Redlands University of Denver Carnegie University Department of Government Management U. of A

Naval officer Ross Speer Sends Jovial Pearl Harbor Note

Ross Speer, on active naval duty for two weeks, writes from Pearl Harbor that he stood watch at the navigation table after flying from Oakland and that the ship has reached its destination. He will be home this weekend. Speer is the superintendent of Redlands schools.

Ross Speer Pearl Harbor Oakland Redlands

Sailors Arrested For Speeding In Admiral's Car

Two Navy sailors from Coronado Island were arrested in Laguna Beach for speeding in an admiral’s car while dead drunk and noisily honking. Frank G. Clark and Elbert J. Hatten were en route to Long Beach to meet high ranking officers. Clark faced drunk driving charges and Hatten intoxication.

Laguna Beach Navy Frank G. Clark Elbert J. Hatten Coronado Island San Diego Long Beach Clark Hallen

Twins stick together in service and study

St Clair Shores twins Bill and Bob Papineau completed Hillsdale College together earning B S degrees at the same time. Now both serve in a military unit in Korea, continuing their shared path.

ST. Clair Shores Mich Bill Bob Papineau Hillsdale College Korea

Dentistry School Planned For Loma Linda College

Drs. Webster Prince and Ross Stromberg arrived at the Loma Linda campus to establish a School of Dentistry. CME will offer a full four-year program on site, becoming California’s fourth and the nation’s 43rd dental school, signaling growth in local and surrounding communities.

Webster Prince Ross Stromberg Loma Linda College of Medical Evangelists California Medical Education Center Michigan CME W. E. Macpherson School of Dentistry Los Angeles

Oregon Smith Campaign Finances Rise in Primary Filing

Oregon Smith an Ontario attorney who ran against Judge Carl B Hilliard for the Republican nomination spent 3528 97 in his primary campaign. The filings also show James M Souter who spent 886 22 and James J Suter who spent 283 08. Wednesday was the deadline for filing of primary campaign expenses.

Oregon Smith Ontario Carl B. Hilliard Cam James M. Souter James J. Suter

School to Admit First Students in 1953 at New Dental School

The president announced the new school will admit its first students in September 1953 and reach a total enrollment near 200. Drs Prince and Stromberg will headquarter temporarily in the pharmacology building while a dedicated School of Dentistry facility is constructed.

Prince and Stromberg Pharmacology Den‘estry

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Dor. Baird Micallef Fontana Treas JAMES Stewart Carbine Ceres Gordon Macrae Loretta Young Paula Cornel Wilde Technicolor Heather Cajon TINEA Port Washington Wis Alfred Freese Redlands Federal Savings & Lawn Association Detroiter Kiwanis Cecelia Moon Glow Combo Deal Pall E. Gray Edward W. Bell Chartered Life Underwriters Forest Home Christian Conference Center New Lake View Lodge 2Nd Street Highway 99 Loma Linda College Luther & Larry Orange St Geld Bend R. A. Somers Yucaipa Blvd Second Street Penney Penney's Rayon Bemberg Sheer
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