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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
2
J. E. Roberts of San Bernardino wins the Pomona to Corona road contract to widen and resurface 5.1 miles from Euclid to Pipeline near Chino at a cost of 72 275 dollars. The plan provides two 11 foot lanes and two 2 foot shoulders.
High heat boosts demand and prices above 18 dollars per box in some markets for lemons while oranges show dull demand. Florida Valencia shipments decline with season end, prices rising up to a dollar above early-month levels. California Valencia demand shifts to smaller sizes as frozen orange juice grows in prominence with May a record month for frozen concentrate use nationwide.
In Bawes Michigan a year old daughter of Mrs Roy Schepke cried out in her play pen when a young deer wandered from the yard and drank milk from the baby’s bottle. The intruder nursed from the bottle as Mrs Schepke rushed outside to intervene, sharing a curious moment for the Schepke household.
Season 247 cars were sold at an average price of 5.63 per box. Last week, a year ago, 384 Valencia cars sold at an average of 437 per box.
The state public works board announced in Sacramento that 303000 dollars has been allocated for a state department of employment building at Fifth Street and Mountain View Avenue in San Bernardino. Construction may start after the new year with completion tentatively before June 30, 1953. The site is purchased and plans are being drafted by the state division of architecture, with revisions expected before final approval per George Austin, business manager of the employment department’s Los Angeles area office.
Ralph M Hammer of 1325 West Highland Avenue writes the lead article in Outdoor Life July edition. The Africa big game hunting series continues with Mrs Hammer as the feature, detailing a rhino hunt in Kifaru.
Sacramento report outlines a bill to require counties to fix tax rates so each area bears its own costs. It would itemize revenues and expenditures by incorporated and unincorporated areas and allow separate rates or special districts to align revenue with local spending.
In Los Angeles the Brinks were denied aid by the county Bureau of Public Assistance. Superintendent William A. Barr said James Brink, the father, is physically able to work and could take many jobs. Mrs Brink sought aid while he sought work in Barstow. officials arranged a local job interview at an aircraft plant.
Jeanne Hays Beaman a renowned ballet rector directs intimate dream ballet sequences for the Redlands Bowl production of Shakespeare A Midsummer Night s Dream opening July 1. Dancers Jacquelyn Powers Mary Jane Russell Arvel Shipherd Lincoln Peterson train under Beaman s authority and join the San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra conducted by James K Guthrie for the Mendelssohn score. The show is led by Alvet and Bertha Johnson the University of Redlands drama directors.
Chicago riders are told to ignore coin slugs as the Chicago Motor Coach Co spends 319000 for updated fare boxes with three tones for nickel dime and slug signals. The slug tone is described as a dull raspberry sound and the feature aims to deter slug use on buses. The ad ends with a classified line about marketplace options for fruits produce poultry.
Seventh Day Adventists will take a special offering Saturday to support Christian schools in the Bible lands. Reports from Sabbath school departments will be heard, with special music from divisions. A returned missionary from Palestine will share firsthand updates. Local goal is 240 dollars toward a 270000 foreign missions total. Funds go to Barut Lebanon and a Tehran secondary, plus opening an Adventist mission in Tripoli Libia, expanding to 194 countries.
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