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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
5
Milton M. Gair spoke before the San Bernardino Uptown Exchange club on Independent Business and Free Enterprise. Also noted were swim class closures at Sylvan Plunge and multiple local small ads offering goods and services.
Police investigate two theft incidents. Ben Gist reports seven sacks of cement and flag sill stone taken from a Sunset Drive home for Ellis Mater on Bellevue Road, with losses pegged at 34 dollars and 42 cents plus seven additional sacks taken about three weeks earlier. Frank Pullen reports a suspected basemen theft by an unknown man, waking to his dog and finding a man drifting from the area. two rasps, two wood planes, and a car jack previously missing.
Conrad, a 48 year old trans Atlantic flier, landed at Sola air field near Stavanger at 3 38 p m completing the last leg of his long flight. He arrived from Stornoway Scotland after a 3 hour 29 minute leg with a refueling stop and meal.
Registration for the first summer session at the University of Redlands continues with an anticipated enrollment near 600. Classes begin Tuesday with multiple programs including a demonstration elementary school, reading, drama workshops, child guidance, music, and specialized courses across June 23 to July 26.
Citrus Belt Amateur Radio club members will attend the 16th annual field day at Baylis Park in the San Bernardino mountains. More than 6,000 operators nationwide participate in a dress rehearsal for emergencies by establishing a nationwide network. The contest runs from 4 p.m. Saturday to 4 p.m. Sunday with contacts counted for proficiency and competition.
Mr and Mrs Hole of 1107 Sixth street are home after a lengthy automobile tour to Nevada Utah Wyoming and back via Sacramento Roads were mostly in excellent condition Stuart R Ward executive secretary of the Commonwealth club of California and his sons visited today with his sister Mrs Dan McLeod 216 East Ferg avenue They are en route to Mexico for a sight seeing trip Past Commanders Night honors Post 106 commanders at a 4 dinner tonight at the legion hall Cmdr Walter Vaughn urged all past commanders to attend
William J Jacinto arrived back in Redlands after more than a year with Co C 40th Infantry in Japan and Korea. He shed his Army uniform, receiving an honorable discharge at Camp Stoneman Pittsburg Calif on Monday. The son of Mr and Mrs John Jacinto he began active duty in September 1950 with the 40th division, trained at Camp Cooke, served in occupation duty in Japan, then Korea for over six months before rotation home. He was a member of the 224th Battalion.
A party of public officials and sportsmen surveyed Holcomb Creek to assess stream improvements. They concluded small dams could improve habitat for trout, with no site suitable for a large permanent dam. Beaver introduction and flow maintenance were also considered, plans to be carried out by Fish and Game personnel with possible sportsperson aid. The group included Robert Beckus, C M Helms, William Evans, John Laughlin, Norman J Farrell, C R Poppett, Don Doran, and Ellis R Davies.
The Yucaipa Water Co announced a five to ten year development program backed by a 175000 mortgage loan with Union Bank & Trust Co of Los Angeles. Funds will develop wells north of Yucaipa, build two new offices, replace and expand water lines, and support a 260 acre Hill ranch purchase near Oak Glen.
Vital records note the birth of a daughter to Cmdr and Mrs E J Roberts at Redlands Community Hospital on June 19 1952 in Redlands California. The child is unnamed in the record. The birth address is East Sunset Drive.
Mentone school faculty members map varied summer itineraries. Ruth Dickey will tour Europe, Ellen Hecklinger flies to Mexico for studies and side trips via Yucatan, Cuba, Florida and Texas. Lorana Redmond visits Canada and Huntington Beach. Beth Devine and Pansy Joneson plan beach time. Other members target Redlands, Kansas City, and coast trips with family and work commitments.
Richard L. Waldron, 44, died suddenly from a heart attack near Lake Arrowhead. Funeral services are Friday at 2 p.m. at Knopsnyder Funeral Chapel in Colton. Waldron, an educator, businessman, and longtime Cedar Glen real estate operator, was a native of Arizona and a UCLA graduate who taught in San Bernardino and Lake Arrowhead before moving into business.
Fifty men and women from 25 countries became U S citizens in a San Bernardino Superior Court ceremony. Recipients included Maysha Elizabeth Anoni of Redlands, Harold Edward Johnson of Loma Linda, and Antonio Adam of Redlands. Judge Carl B. Hilliard urged the group to uphold the privilege and responsibility of citizenship.
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