Local Notes: Mower Theft and Small Losses Reported
Wilbur Nelson on West Pioneer avenue reports a stolen combination lawn mower and algae from his garage valued at 23. Carburetor taken from Jack Binkley’s station wagon on Walnut street. WCTU gathers Thursday at 2 PM at First Methodist. Rosary for Mrs Marie Hamel in Yucaipa at 3, mass tomorrow at St Francis X Cabrini. Helen Pruitt funeral Wednesday 3:30 at F Arthur Certier Chapel, burial Hillside. Marcus Rey services held at Sacred Heart Bryn Mawr, burial Hillside. Emmersons Mortuary in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Nelson
West
Pioneer Avenue
Holic
Hillings Gains In Absentee Poll In LA Primary
Semi official absentee count shows Hillings increasing leads in two of three eight primary races with 22 000 ballots. Floyd Jolley also extends his edge over Tom Bane while Lindstrom narrows the gap against Lester MacMillan for the Republican nomination. Official results expected by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pat Hillings
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Floyd Jolley
42Nd Assembly
Tom Bane
Carl Lindstrom
Lester A. MacMillan
Redlands Newsmast: William G Moore Publish Daily Paper Details
The Redlands newspaper lists publisher William G. Moore and editor Frank E. Moore, issued every evening except Sundays from Facts building East Citrus Ave at Fifth Street. It notes founded Oct 2 1890, entering second class matter Oct 23 1890, 61st year, in Redlands California. Subscription rates in advance shown for one month, three months, six months, and twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Moore
Frank E. Moore
Facts Building
East Citrus Avenue
Fifth Street
Redlands
California
Redlands California
Masih
Mantheeo
Glen Adams To Head Redlands Chamber Of Commerce
The Redlands Chamber of Commerce elected M. Glen Adams as president with Philip B. Lukes as vice president and Frank W. Smalley as treasurer. A. B. Drake and others reported progress on the water survey and local industry attraction. Next meeting set for July 7 as the new officers prepare to take seats and form committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands Chamber of Commerce
M. Glen Adams
Bank of America
Philip B. Lukes
Frank W. Smalley
Security First National Bank
E. T. Fletcher
F. K. Arthur
Henry Blume
Frank Barnes
Ronald van Dor
Charlies Dill
Paul Hatlam
Virgi Luke
Ellsworth Miller
Frank Smakey
Phil Lukes
Bill Shallenbarger
Ted Nelson
A. B. Drake
Water Survey Committee
Arthur Walker
San Bernardino
Fontana
Calton
E. E. Runkel
Lloyd Myers
Adams
Kiwanis Club
Redlands Shrine
Lth
The
Elks
T. Fletcher
Chamber
Camp Farthest Out Meets At University Hall
About 270 members of Camp Farthest Out gather at University Hall for a week long meeting. They will stay on campus living and dining at the hall, with daily sessions drawing visitors from southern cities. Orval Murray serves as chairman with Mrs Joyce Murray as secretary, and the California camp has been active for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California
University Tall
Phedd
Orval Murray
Joyce Murray
California
Behl
Ledbetter Wins Organ Contest At Southwestern Finals
Clarence Ledbetter, University of Redlands student in 1951, won the Southwestern organ contest held last spring. He advances to the national finals of the American Guild of Organists in San Francisco next week and remains among the United States finalists. He recently studied in Berlin on a Fritz Heitmann scholarship and will return to Germany after the finals. Two years ago another Redlands organ student, Miller, won the Southwestern district and competed in Boston finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Leupetter Op Xenlower
University of Redlands
American Guild of Organists
San Franccisco
United States
Ledbetter
Berlin
Germany
Fritz Heitmann
Redlands
Miller
Boston
Mass
Reynolds Appointed to County Planning Commission
Reynolds, Earl S. Reynolds of Kaiser Steel, named by the supervisors to the county planning commission, succeeding the late E. T. Ham of Redlands. The appointment fills a public relations and planning role in the county government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl S. Reynolds
Kaiser Steel Company
The
Superviors
County Planning Commission
E. T. Ham
Redlands
Enrollment At Redlands Summer School May Reach Seven Hundred
Registration for the first session at the University of Redlands may reach 700 despite only 61 students initially. This morning 686 had registered, about 100 more than expected, with most registrants planning to live on campus.
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University of Redlands
Varied Plans for Junior High Faculty Summer
Junior High School faculty members outlined their summer plans with a mix of study, travel, and work. U R summer students and others plan sessions at Redlands and USC. several will work or intern, while some head to Ohio, Pennsylvania, and California locations for travel or family time. Notable departures include Robert Hall, Elizabeth Mitchell, and James Williamson Jr spending extended periods away.
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Senoel
Worden Nollar
University of Redlands
Clydena Bishop
Margaret Bohler
Doris March
U. R
Joseph de Maggio
Robert Ferris
Daniel Janus
Leon Schwartz
Shirley Zabriskie
U.S.C
Donald C. Brown
UCLA
Howard Brower
Long Beach State
William Cook
Harry Donaame
David Farquhar
Bernard Lowrey
Paul Wingren
Frederick McHenry
Althur Buchholz
Yellowstone
Elizabeth Parminter
Whittier
Virginia Abraham
Pennsylvania
Grace Brown
Minnesoa
Howard Goetsch
Ramsey
Santa, Monica
Arthur Gottlieb
Joseph Kessler
Norma Maesing
Olga Schwimmer
Los Angeles
Redlands
Robert Hall
Lucille Harris
Paul Linn
Katherine MacRae
Elizabeth Mitchell
Elsie Rowe
Margaret Royster
Marjorie Graham
San Francisco
Harriet Johnson
Ilinois
Robert Keight
San Diego
Mildred MecKim
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
Agnes Nader
Newport Beach
Ralph Shambart
Arizona
Richard Wilkerson
Long Beach
Carmel
James Williamson Jr
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Social notes of local families share travel plans and visits
Mrs. Philip Gay and her sons Charles and Richard will spend two months with relatives in New Haven after leaving by plane tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Babb and daughter Nadine of San Jose visit Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Babb at 312 Brookside avenue. Ada Delano departs for New Hampshire after a Redlands visit with Mrs. Z. A. Babb. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lawler host Russell Fowler and Mrs. Fowler from Cape Girardeau for a two day visit at their 521 Alvarado street home. Fowler's daughters Ludine and Donna Kay also join at Col. and Mrs. William B. Wilson’s home on West Highland avenue. Wilson and Fowler are cousins. The family tours the country visiting about 28 states before returning in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gay
Charles
Richard
Citrus Avenue
K. C. Babb
Nadine
San Jose
Mr. Babb
Mrs
Z. A. Babb
Brookside Avenue
Ada Delano
New Hampshire
Redlands
Brook Avenue
J. F. Lawler
Alvarado Street
Briton May Be Named Deputy To Mark Clark
British Defense Minister Earl Alexander said he asked for a British officer to serve as deputy to Gen. Mark W. Clark, UN commander in Korea, after a White House conference with President Truman. Gen. Omar Bradley indicated he supported a British deputy, noting historical precedent, while Alexander suggested the arrangement may already be in motion and praised U.S. performance in air attacks on North Korea targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earl Alexander
Truman
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Korea
Alexander
Defense
Robert
A. Lovett
Omar N. Bradley
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Clark
Africa
Yalu River
North Korea
Palm tree trimming blaze near Yucaipa controlled
California Division of Forestry crews from Mentone and Highland fought a two and a half hour fire on Oak Glen road near Yucaipa boulevard where trimmings piled along a 12 foot fence over three quarters of a mile were probably set. Firefighters confined the blaze to about 200 feet and returned by 10 30. Damage was listed as negligible.
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California Division of Forestry
Mentone
Highland
Oak Glen Road
Yucaipa Boulevard
Boys Wounded By Shotgun Blast In Long Beach
Two teenagers Paul Thorle and Richard Terhaar were wounded by a 20 gauge shotgun blast fired by William H. West after he said he found them tampering with his car. Both youths were in critical condition and West, a Long Beach City College student, was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Paul Thorle
Richard Terhaar
William H. West
West
Long Beach City Colege
Water Survey Contract Signed
Santa Ana River Water Study committee signed a contract with two water experts Harold M. Conkling and Donald M. Baker to survey upriver resources from Prado dam. The $2500 study aims to finish in four months and may push annexation to the Metropolitan Water District for Colorado River water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Colorado River
Mmunicipalities
A.B. Drake
Redlands
E. D. Patterson
E. F. Dibbie
Color TV Ban Modified On Set Manufacture
Washington government loosens its ban on color television set production but warns against expectations of a rapid supply rise. No extra material allotments are issued. firms may seek NPA authority to repurpose existing allotments for color sets. Applications will be screened to avoid harming defense work or electronics contracts. Chromatic Laboratories linked to Paramount may benefit from the change.
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Washington
Defense
Henry H. Fowler
NPA
Fowler
Chromatic TV Laboratories
Chromatic
Paramount Pictures
Vital Records From Redlands California June 1952 Observations
Vital records list births and marriages in Redlands California includingDe Rao Briggs DeYoung Braaksma Heath Youngsma Hubbard Holden and Schultz Died in Redlands June 24 1952 Carl A Schultz age77 native of New York with survivors and funeral details Emmerson chapel Montecito Memorial Park arranging pastor Rev Norval F Pease director
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Deyoung - Braaksma
Alvin Harry DeYoung
Minnesota
Bellstower
Geraldine Jule Braaksma
California
Redlands
Heath - Youngsma
Victor Edward Heath
Dawn Jone Youngsma
Hubbard - Holden
Tris Estle Hubbard
Susan Elizabeth Holden
Schultz
Cal
Carl A. Schultz
West State Street
New York State
Carl A
Margaret) Schultz
Lloyd K
Doris Isabell) Rosenvold
Emmerson's Chapel
Norval F. Pease
Loma Linda
Seventh- Day Adventist Church
Montecito Memorial Park
Redlands anglers haul 1100 pounds of fish in ocean trip
Isaak Waltons a Redlands fishing group returned from Oceanside aboard a charter boat with 16 yellowtail and 168 barracuda totaling an estimated 1100 pounds. The catch averaged 15 fish per person, were cleaned on board, and distributed among friends and relatives. Members included Russell Mort Frank Godshall Paul Schaeffer Dee Jessup Harry Whatley Walt Pry George Hillary LC Lessley Farrell Owens Ross Thassman Marty Wisthover and Skip Morrow.
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Russell Mort
Frank Godshall
Paul Schaeffer
Dee Jessup
Harry Whatley
Walt Pry
George Hillary
LC. Lessley
Farrell Owens
Ross Thassman
Marty Wisthover
Skip Morrow
Schooner With Redlanders Aboard May Dock This Week
The Flying Fish a 60 foot schooner from Redlands may dock in San Diego this week weather permitting. Owners including Nickolas von Kaesberg and three Redlands men aboard Giffard Lee and Byulmvard Hill left the vessel by April 29 after a Costa Rica to Acapulco leg. The craft now rides against winds and currents as it nears the coast after a long voyage via Baltimore Kingston Jamaica and Puntarenas Costa Rica with no engine to rely on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Nickolas von Kaesberg
San Diego
von Kaesberg
East Sunset Drive
Coast Guard
Mr. von Kaesberg
Giffard
Andrew Baruch
Barry) Lee
Summit Avenue
Byulmvard A. Hill
Summit
Jim Davidson
Costa Rica
Acapulco
Davidson
Acaptlca
States
Aly. von Kaesberg
St. John’s Newfoundiana
Beddeck
Nova Scotia
Gifford
Winslow
Lincoln, Jr
Baltimore
Flying Fish
Hill
Robert Bruce
Townsend Club Meets Wed at Odd Fellows Hall
Townsend Club No 2 will meet at 2 p m tomorrow at Odd Fellows Hall Citrus and Give Avenues J P Silva president will head the representatives who attended the Townsend jan at Long Beach in mab le reports on the convention There were 3200 delegates there pledged to aid the fess the aged and orphan children and prevent a low mood after the war in Korea Representatives of the CHF and AFL attended the convention and are said to have promised aid to the Townsend pension plan
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Townsend Club No
Odd Fellowshol
Citrus
Give
J. P. Silva
Long Beach
Mable
Korea
CHF
AFL
Harrawood Post Entangled In Red Tape
Redlands to face a week without a local judge after Judge HH G Harrawood resigns to avoid retirement at 70 on July 4. Judges Barnett and Unger to fill in as supervisors consider reappointment in a period of retirement rules and bureaucratic delay.
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Redlands
HH. G. Harrawood
Unat
G. ©. Barnett
W. E. Unger
Harrawood
Marrawond
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Jack Binkley
W.C.T.U
W.ct.u
First Methodist Church
Hillings
Treasure House
Tlamafal
Houra
Redlands Federal Savings & Loan Association
Glen Adams
Chamber of Commerce
University Hall
I Ledbetter
Reynolds
Rahee
Cerie
Dangermond
Redan
SERR
Mark Clark
F. Arthur
Cortner
Post Office
Phage
Colorado
Vital Records
DE Roo
Redlands Community Hospital
Harold de Rao
Buena Vista Street
Briggs
Loma Linda Hospital
James Alfred Briggs, Jr
Chula Vista Street
Isaak Waltons
Pacific Ocean
Oceanside
Townsend Club
Wed
FBI
Beacon
George Murphy
Montana
Brookside Ave
Center ST
Sawyer
Brooke
Brooke Sawyer Insurance and Real Estate
Fifth St
Equif Herbent
West State ST
Ment CO
Ruben L. Pell
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