Redlands Daily Facts item from October 2, 1852
Redlands Daily Facts reports events in Redlands and surrounding area with dated local notices and brief items reflecting mid nineteenth century community life. The readable portion notes regional happenings and mentions local officials and dates.
Scott's Pigeon Captures Race in Desert Center Open
In the Hedlands Racing Pigeon club opener, a speedster named As Planned from Alex Scott's loft won the 102 mile Desert Center to Ret course in 2 hours 44 minutes at 1135.15 yards per minute. The second place went to Repetition from Dale Ferguson.
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Alex Scott
Loft
Hedlands Racing Pigeon Club
Desert Center
Scott Bird
Dale L. Ferguson
Garnet
A. Scott
D. Ferguson
Longaway
Sureber
G. Beswick
Pittler
J Blakeley
Cancer Education To Be Made Available In Redlands
Cancer education program from the American Cancer Society arrives in Redlands. Films on early detection shown at a YWCA meeting led by Mrs. Cresson Smith and Mrs. Hans Warjone. San Bernardino officials present. films offered free to groups, dates by calling local organizers.
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Redlands
American Cancer Society
Cresson Smith
Hans Warjone
John Knaus
San Bernardino
Society
Otto Gericke
Alice Burkett
Dy Carl Bell
Smith
Warjone
Soroptiteist Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Kingsbury PT. A
AL. A
UL W
Contemporary
Mentone Women's Club
Navy Mothers Club
Yucarpa Woman's Club
Congregational Church
House of Neighborly Service
Trinity Church Woman’s Auxiliary
American Legion
Auxiliary
Assistance League
Eastern Star
Whiteshrine
University of Redlands
Warren Says the Best Qualified To Bring Peace
Governor Earl Warren of California urged that Dwight D. Eisenhower is the best qualified American to lead peace efforts. Speaking to about 2,000 youth in Philadelphia Warren argued for Eisenhower as the trusted national leader who can secure world peace and reduce military expenditures. He cited Eisenhower’s World War II leadership and called for a leader who understands both leaders and people globally.
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Warren
Philadelphia
Earl Warren
California
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Town Hill
Mr. Truman
Eisenhower
United States
New York
Iis
Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Europe
War- Ten
iGen
Hisenhower
Chiang Kaishek Seizes On Election To Push Invasion Demand
United Press analysis notes Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek uses American political climate to press for allowing Nationalist troops, equipped by the US, to invade mainland China. Background on Formosa policy, 7th Fleet neutralization, and debates in US government and UN.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Chiang Kai Shek
Red China
Formosa
China Main
Tzu‘Moon
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosa Strads
State Department
Ito
Donald J. Gonzales
State i Department
U.S
Chiang
China
Truman
John M. Allison
Kuomintang Party
Asia
Lester €. Hunt
D. Wyo
Senate
Chiang Kai-Shek
Iview
United Na ‘Tions General Assembly
United States
United Kingdom
Russia
U.N
Mid Century Convocation at University of Redlands
The university invites trustees president faculty and guests to attend the Mid Century Convocation. The event marks a milestone in the institution’s heritage with formal proceedings and addresses by senior leaders.
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University of Redlands
Bus Line Extension Hearing Delayed in Redlands
The public utilities commission postponed the hearing on Harry Johnsons petition to extend his Redlands transit line from Wabash avenue and Mentone boulevard to Crafton avenue. The hearing moved from this morning at 10 to tomorrow at the same hour after informal council discussions yielded no decisions.
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Iine
and Public Utilities Commission
Harry Johnson
Redlands Transit
Wabash Avenue
Mentone Boulevard
Crafton Avenue
Johnson
Truman Warns GOP Win Back Labor To Slavery
President Truman warned in Wilkes-Barre that a Republican victory would drive labor back to slavery. He cited two depressions under GOP rule, estimated 7,000,000 and 14,000,000 unemployed, and urged voting for labor rights. He also charged Eisenhower with extreme liberties in describing social security as bipartisan.
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Truman
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Stanton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Treasure House: Classified Ads Sell Unused Furniture
Your unused furniture or appliances will find a ready market through Classified Ads. List items with brief description and price to attract buyers quickly. Local readers scan the section daily for bargains and surplus household goods.
Three Men and Infant Die in Mercy Flight Crash
A mercy flight from Winslow to Phoenix ended in tragedy when a single engine plane crashed four miles south of Winslow shortly after takeoff. Victims are Vicente Gurule, his 14 month old son Jesse, pilot Gerald Starr, and ambulance driver Jack Rhyan all from Holbrook. Mrs. Gurule survived by not accompanying them. Starr, an Air Force veteran, had performed similar flights. Rhyan was to administer oxygen to the polio patient.
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Winslow
Ariz
Vincente Gurule
Jesse
Phoenix
Gerald Starr
Jack Rhyan
Holbrook
Gurule
Rhyan
Memorial Hospital
Starr
Air Force
Citrus Market Auction Prices Steady for Valencias
In Los Angeles on October 22 representatives listed auction prices by size and grade for oranges with first grade around 7.80 to 6.63 per unit and second grade lower, while New York reports Valencia cars near unchanged with large sizes averaging 7.70 and lemons at about 6.74.
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Los Angeles
Get
New York
Japanese Ambassador Recovers From Collapse
SAN FRANCISCO AP Eikichi Araki the first postwar Japanese ambassador to the United States has completely recovered from his collapse and will stay several more days in St Luke s hospital a consulate spokesman said He fainted from overexertion and fatigue while greeting guests at a dinner Monday night ending a US tour and will return to Washington.
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San Francisco
Eikichi Araki
United States
St. Luke's Hospital
Araki
Washington
Airman on 19 day furlough from Thule Greenland
On leave is BI Hull son of Mr and Mrs Glen Hull 626 West Olive Ave spending a 19 day furlough with his parents He has been stationed three months at Thule Air Force Base Greenland and plans to return November 4 to McAndrews Air Force Base Newfoundland He may then face a further three month tour of duty to Greenland Hull graduated Redlands High School in 1951 and was sent to Lackland Air Force Base Texas for basic training before starting service.
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BI I Hull
Glen Hull
West Olive Avenue
A.A.C.5
Thule Air Force Base
Greenland
McAndrews Air Force Base
Newfoundland
Bitt
Redlands High School
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
New York stocks suffer drop in broad market selloff
The New York stock market slid with losses exceeding two points as oils rails and selected issues led the decline. Valuations fell by about one billion dollars, with the broad retreat finishing in the last hour while television and automotive shares also weakened.
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New York
Ats
Chrysler
Utiknies
Actress Dorothy Comingore Denies Drunk Charge In Custody Fight
In Los Angeles, Dorothy Comingore, 35, fights for custody of Judith 11 and Michael 8 while denying drunkenness claims. Her ex-husband Richard Collins, 38, seeks to prove unfit motherhood and alleges $15,000 arrears in child support. The actress refuses to answer whether she belongs to the Communist party as the hearing continues.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Comingore
Communist Party
Richard J Collins
Judith
Michael
Collins
Mabel W. Willebrandt
Miss Comingere
New Amsterdam
Kentucky
Stock Averages Drag Slightly as Trading Slows
Dow Jones final stock averages show small declines in most sectors with 1.16 million shares traded today versus 990 thousand yesterday. Industrials slip to 263.06, railroads 98.39, utilities 48.81, and 65 stocks at 102.24 as a few cents in light turnover pull prices down.
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Dow-Jones
Blue ribbons pile up for Mrs Worth Dodge at LA show
Mrs Barbara Worth Dodge of Raments added two more first place blue ribbons last night at the Los Angeles horse show boosting her lead in the competition.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Worth Dodge
Raments
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