Miracle soil conditioner Kritium advertised by Newell Nurseries
A jumble of items records a theft spree and shop notices. Eugene Hinsvark reports 200 feet of three wire electrical cable stolen from a Palm Terrace construction site with 40 workers nearby. A Vogue Cleaners break in is noted with no money taken. Golden Eagle Gas Station cash and cigars partly stolen. Clapp's Tire Shop skylight theft yields no losses. Also notices on Atlas Travel, watch repairs, and a two week shop closure at The Goodie Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hinsvark
Mira Monte
Carpenter
Palm Terrace
Highway 99
Palm Avenue
City Council Approves Record Street Department Budget
The city approves a $223,085 street department budget the largest ever. Planned construction includes Church street Lugonia avenue Hilton avenue and other road work with near $70,000 in new construction and $92,000 in street lighting. The plan also covers sea coating maintenance storm drains and traffic signal projects with labor costs around $208,360 and materials at $114,785.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Lugonia Avenue
Hilton Avenue
Garden
Ford Street
Sylvan
Park
University Street
Cypress
Citrus
Orange-Cajon
Cental
Olive
Sixth Street
Colton
San Mateo
Canyon Road
Orange
State
Burch Resigns from MOD Board Over Packing House Closure
George W. Burch of Covina resigns from the Mutual Orange Distrib utors board after five years of service and 40 years as a MOD grower. The Gold en Orange Groves packing house at Covina is ceasing operations due to reduced volume from subdivision and aging groves after a fire, with packing and shipping moved to the Charter Oak facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Burch
Covina
Mutual Orange Distributors
Burch
MOD
A. Lockabey
Golden Orange Groves
GOG
Charter Oak Packing House
Novak to Press Slander Suit Against Sheriff and Deputy
Novak, a west-end scrap dealer, yesterday asked for a trial date in a $100,000 slander suit against Sheriff Eugene Mueller and Deputy James Willis. The defendants deny making the statements about Novak tied to receiving stolen property. Novak told Superior Judge Martin J. Coughlin he would seek a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novak
Eugene Mueller
James Willis
Sherff
Sit
Novack
Martin J. Coughlin
Buie Earns Mathematics MA at UCLA Commencement
Charles Buie son of Earl Hue and Mrs Buie of San Bernardino received his Master of Arts degree in mathematics from the University of California at Los Angeles during commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &. Buie
Earl Hue
National Grange Show
Mrs. Buie
San Bernardino
University of California At Los Angeles
Sheriff Reserve Mobilization at Perris Hill Park
San Bernardino county sheriff reserves hold a Sunday mobilization at Perris Hill park from 9 am to 4 pm led by L Lies. The event features pistol range matches, an archery exhibition, a lunch break, general mobilization, afternoon meeting, flag ceremonies, invocations, and guest speakers including Sheriff Eugene L. Mueller and state civilian defense officials. Trophy pistol team matches are planned among multiple units with public attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Mueller
San Bernardino County
Perris Hill Park
L. Lies
E. Pinkerton
San Bernardino
Charles
Chuck) Palmer
Perris Hill
Clifford A. Amundsen
Wiley J. Kinser
C. T.johnson
State of California
W. M. Robertson
City Officials Hear Redevelopment Plans in Redlands
Redlands will host urban redevelopment and skim clearance discussions at Arrowhead Springs hotel Friday. Sponsored by San Bernardino city government and the federal Slum Clearance and Urban Development division, sessions run all day. Main speaker is N. S Keith. a 6 30 dinner will include Citrus Belt League of Cities members. Attendees from Redlands include Mayor and Mrs Hugh Felkins and many residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Arrowhead Springs Hotel
City of
San Bernardino
Federal Division of
Be N. S Keith
Government Department
Citrus Bell Section
League of Cities
Hugh Felkins
Paul Wilson
John Elkins
Fred Workman
J. Edward Harp
Ray Phelps
Peter Burk, Sr
W. E. Slaughter
Claude Ritchie
Wilson Receives Woodrow Wilson Fellowship
James Wilson of the University of Redlands, graduated with highest honors in June, won a Woodrow Wilson fellowship among 30. Named yesterday at Princeton headquarters, he will pursue post graduate study at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
University of Redlands
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Redlands
West Point
John Hopkins University
Ballimore
Ontario Freeway Contract Let
The Charles McCloskey company of San Francisco was awarded the first unit contract to build eight concrete structures on the Ontario Freeway from the Los Angeles county line to Euclid Avenue at a cost of 5746 708. Bids for the second unit between Euclid and Archibald avenues will open in Los Angeles on July 3 5. Lowden district 8 engineer announced. The first unit will include undercrossings at Mills Monte Vista Central Benson and Mountain avenues a bridge at San Antonio Wash and overcrossings at San Antonio and Euclid avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCloskey Company
San Francisco
Ontario Freeway
Los Angeles County Line
Euclid Avenue
Ontario
Euclid
Archibald Avenues
Los Angeles
W Lowden
District 8
State Division, of Highways
Mills, Monte Vista
Central
Benson and Mountain Avenues
San Antonio Wash
San Antonio and
Euclid Avenues
Cull Potatoes Pose Problem in Chino Area
Harold Crane county agricultural commissioner presented Monday the issue of disposing cull potatoes in the Chino area at the supervisors meeting. He proposed feeding the culls to stock rather than dumping, with Louis Spence county sanitarian approving feeding to stock if no complaints arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Crane
Chino
Louis Spence
Daily atank Facts William G Moore Redlands Publisher
The item lists William G. Moore as publisher and Frank E. Moore as editor for the Daily atank. It gives office details at Feets Building East Citrus Avenue and Fifth Street in Redlands California. It notes the paper’s founding as the 23rd year and lists postal registration and filing terms from 1600 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Moore
Frank E. Moore
Feets
East Citrus Avenue
Fifth Street
Redlands
California
Tss
Armacost Heads East for Denominational College Presidents Meeting
Dr. George H. Armacost president of the University of Redlands is traveling to Green Lake Wisconsin for a conference of denominational college presidents. He left last night and arrived in Chicago this morning and will deliver the closing summary speech on Sunday on the topic The Church and Schools A Continuing Partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Armacost
University of Redlands
Green Lake
Wis
Chicago
Disabled Veterans Open Meeting in San Bernardino
California department of Disabled American Veterans and the auxiliary begin annual conventions in San Bernardino with registration at the hotel and continuing through Sunday. The program includes business meetings a barbecue and other features. Officers are to be elected Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Department of Disabled American Veterans
Auxiliary
San Bernardino
California Ihotel
County Sues County Over Plaza Building Collapse
Harold R. Hall and Martha Hall of Bear Valley sue San Bernardino County for 141600 dollars claiming inadequate plans roof trusses and walls led to their Plaza building collapse under a record January snow. The claim was sent to County Counsel Albert E. Weller by the board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Hall
Martha Hall
Bear Valley
County of
San Bernardino
Albert E. Weller
Board of Supervisors
Mrs Stockton Is Southern California Golf's Most Improved
Mrs Stockton of Redlands named the most improved woman golfer of the year by the Women's Southern California Golf Association. She reduced her handicap by 10 strokes in the past year, with a special award to be sent. Mrs Stockton is mother to Stephen 14 and Cynthia 5. Mr Stockton runs Stockton's Sporting Goods in Redlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karp Stockton
Redlands
Southern California Golf Association
Geneva Reiter
Redlands Country Club
Stockton
Cynthia
Mr. Stockton
Teaching Jobs For U R Grads In Coast To Coast Placements
Forty four University of Redianus graduates receive teaching credentials and placements across the United States, with most assignments in California. Names include Redlands recipients Beverly Phillips and Marthaline Chesnutt, Yucaipa hires Donna Jean Bentley and Charles Kendrit, and Rochester contract for Margaret Huebner. Secondary school faculty placements list Kathleen Bishop and Edward Conly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Redianus
California
Dean of Education Administration
Floyd €. Wilcox
Redlands
Beverly Phillips
Marthaline Chesnutt
Donald Henshaw
Jane Teachman
Virginia Dawe
Yucaipa
Donna Jean Bentley
Charles Kendrit
David Martin
Joan McCauley
Evelyn Yoder
James McCormick
Margaret Hue
Carolyn Carpenter
Santa Barbara
Jeanne Raynaud
Compton
Alice Hislop
Riverside
Lilly Inez Potter
Temple Ity
Paula Shaefer
Torrace
Virginia Weber
Monrovia
Kathleen Bishop
Torrance
Edward Conly
Azusa
Charlotte Dunn
Austin Snyder
Ontario
Blanche Edgar
Fresno
Frances Gilfrey
Sunnymeade
Robert Howell
Charles Luciano
Hugh Sterting
San Bernardino
Marilyn Smith
Beverly Davis
Bakersfield
Tris
Hubbard
Strathmore
Gordon Sandford
Barstow
County Board Approves Health Services Agreements
Supervisors approved agreements with the cities of Upland Redlands Colton and China for the coming fiscal year. The county health department will provide services including ordinance enforcement sanitation rabies control and inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upland
Redlands
Colton
China
Third Victim of Desert Crash
A. C. Yazzie, 45, Barstow, died in the county hospital yesterday from injuries in a Sunday desert crash near Barstow that killed two others. The death toll matches last year at this time, keeping the county count steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Yazzie
Barstow
Planning Board To Consider Subdivisions In San Bernardino
The planning commission of San Bernardino county will meet all day in the supervisors' chambers at the courthouse in San Bernardino on Friday to review proposed subdivisions over 450 acres mainly in the west end. The board will also consider several zone variances including one for a bridge auto track project at Base Line and Sterling Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Planning Commission of
San Bernardino County
Supervisors’ Chambers
Court House
San Bernardino
West End
Bridget
Base Line
Sterling Avenue
County Salary Survey Board Nears Completion
A county salary survey committee nears completion with two new members named and two layman seats to be filled before the first meeting. County officials District Attorney Lowell Lathrop and George Wyman head the department representatives, while Donald C. Anderson chairs the panel. The survey compares San Bernardino pay with nearby counties to guide the 1952-53 budget. Eugene A. Farrar leads the community research, studying practices in Riverside Los Angeles Orange San Diego and San Bernardino. The panel already includes Anderson Meele Wyland Zenz Ott and Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bervardino
County Taxpayers Association
Lowell Lathrop
George Wyman
County Supervisors
Donald
C. Anderson
Redlands
Board of Supervisors
San Bernardino County
Eugene A. Farrar
San Bernardino Valley College
County Civil Service Commission
Riverside
Los Angeles
Orange
San Diego
San Bernardino
Anderson
Frank H. Meele
Samuel H. R. Wyland
Harold Zenz
Douglas L. Ott
Welfare Department
Maurice A. Wood
Camp Edwards Pool Deck To Be Poured
Volunteer workers at Camp Edwards Redlands M C A completed leveling the pool deck and prepare to pour cement with a goal to finish by July 6 weekend. Charley Parker leads a 50 man crew. Don Hunt and Ralph Howe laid subfloor in the dispensary. pool linking pipe to leaching field connected. Parker family and others worked to water down dirt around the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Charles Leonard
Ed Hales
Dale Perkins
Don Hunt
Ralph Howe
Elmer Parks
Roy Coble
Community Chess
City to Receive In Lieu Tax Check for Redlands
Redlands will soon get a state in lieu tax check totaling over 68 000 dollars, after already receiving another over 23 000 dollars. The funds go to the general fund with 50 000 earmarked for sewer expansion. they originate from personal property and automobile license fees and are not reserved for street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarry Whaley
State Department of Finance
Redlands
Birth announcements in Blythe and Loma Linda Calif
Vital Records notes two births: a son born June 23 1952 to Mr and Mrs Robert H Williams in Blythe California with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert F Jennings at 1575 Knall Road. A daughter born June 20 1952 at Loma Linda Hospital to Mr and Mrs Rey Vernon Shutt at 941 West County Line Road Calimesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Blythe
Calif
Robert H. Williams
Robert F. Jennings
Knall Road
Loma Linda
Cal
Loma Linda Hospital
Rey Vernon Shutt
West County Line Road
Calimesa
Redlands Music Bowl policy backed by founder
Mrs. George E. Mullen, president and founder, explained the Redlands Community Music Association Bowl policy at a library meeting. She cited decades of careful artist program review to balance wide public appeal with high standards, warning against shifts like Hollywood Bowl’s recent bank- ruptcy. The summer Bowl opens July 1 with A Midsummer Night’s Dream and runs Tuesdays and Fridays through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands Community Music Association
Lyon
George E. Mullen
Association
Vow
Mullen
Hollywood
Dike to Open Newport Beach Insurance and Hends Firm
Harold Dike of Dike & Co. plans a new insurance and hends business at 3411 Newport boulevard Newport Beach while directing both offices. His brothers Phil and Ray are tied to the Newport area. Dike, a former Redlands native, served in World War II and is moving with Mrs. Dike and their two children to Costa Mesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dike
Alvarado Street
Dike & Co
State
Fourth Streets
Newport Beach
Newport Boulevard
Newport
Phil Dike
Rex Brandt
Corona del Mar
Brandt-Dike
Ray
Dike
East 18Th Street
Costa Mesa
Carter Indian Seminary Builds Own Gymnasium
After a century without a gymnasium the Carter Indian Seminary in Ardmore Oklahoma students are constructing a gym in their spare time. Principal J E B Larson notes the 100 year old school is using war surplus material donated by the Navy for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla Id
Carter Indian Seminary
J. EB. Larson
Navy
Citrus Market Prices for California Valencias and Lemons
Citrus market report from Los Angeles and New York notes representative prices by size and grade. California valencias show first and second grade data across sizes 180s to 288s with slight overall decline in trend for medium to large citrus. Lemons and car counts cited with modest price changes, average price around 13.77 for lemons and 2.20 to 4.67 for valencias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Thompson Faces Murder Charge
Thompson, Richard Calvin Thompson, a Hesperia rancher and former Redlands upholstery businessman, was indicted for murder by the San Bernardino county grand jury. He faces arraignment in superior court Friday at 1 am. the case bypassed a preliminary hearing to speed action, though court congestion may push trial to September. Autopsy says Robert Dale Linnell died from three 30 caliber bullets. investigation says two shots were fired as Linnell fled and the third as he lay wounded. A coroner’s inquest in Victorville found homicide, with Thompson named as the shooter. He is jailed without bail and represented by Cunningham Parry Mulcomb and Edwin R. Hates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Calvin Thompson
Hesperia
Redlands
San Bernardino County
Robert Dale Linnell
Andune Hi
Hebert J. Bierschboeb
Te Grand Jury
Linnell
Thompson
Barton Keene
Sheriff's Department
Linneil
Victorville
San Bernardino
Cunningham, Parry & Mulcomb
Edwin R. Hates
Absentee Ballot Count Concluded In 1942 Election
Walter W. Combs, assistant clerk in charge of elections, said the counting of 1942 absentee ballots is finished. Two four man boards for the 2nd and 3rd assembly districts completed ahead of schedule. No major changes in standings. Originally 2243 ballots were sent out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Combs
California
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Newell Nurseries
Air-Steamship
Atlas Travel Service
Glen Gipson
E. State
Vogue Cleaners
Colton Avenue
Barney Hookstra
Christian Science Reading Room
Masonic Building
Cajon
Don Meeks
Golden Eagle
Beacon Street
Broiler Charcot
Wheaton Feed & Seed
E. State Street
Clapp
West State Street
Maurice Clapp
Goodie Shop
M.O.D. Board
Sheriff Reserve Mobilization Sun
Dailyatank Facts
HIVE
Ee Ellis
Gene Hughes
Disabled Vets
SEAR
EL State
U.R. Grads
Board
Camp Edwards
Vital Records
F. Arthur
Cortner
Post Office
Emmerson'’S Mortuary
Brookside Ave
Center ST
Phong
Carnivae
Pat
Mrs. Mullen
Butch Boy
Luther & Larry
Orange St
F. Arthur Cortner
Redlands Daily Facts
Redlands, California
Njewspa PD
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