Red Activity In Our Schools Investigated
A 16 page report to the South Pasadena-San Marino High School District Board and Superintendent details an investigation. Col Charles F Hutchins chaired a public meeting April 26 1934 at Camp Sigler Boy Scout Headquarters Arroyo Seco playground.
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South Pasadena-San Marino
Camp Sigler Boy Scout
Arroyo Seco
Charles F. Hutchins
McIntyre Faries
Edward P. Cheverton
P. M. Grant
Leslie J. Cooper
Millard Binney
J. C. Partch
E. C. Mowry
Arthur Keetch
Superior Court
Frank C. Collier
A Serenade that Brought the Police
Cries from the Pollard home at 1920 South Leas Robles drew police, led by Lieut. McClung, to the residence where they learned Mr and Mrs Pollard were nearby. The distressing sounds proved to come from Snub, the Pollards’ terrier, left at home.
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William Pollard
South Leas Robles
C. D. Brown
Los Robles
Glenn F. McClung
Pollards
Police schedules altered for efficiency amid staff changes
Chief of Police G. B. Woods announced on Wednesday that officers' working schedules were changed to improve efficiency and coverage. The update affects multiple shifts and aims to optimize patrols and response times across the department.
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G. B. Woods
Gardener foils weekend burglary at Oak Knoll residence
Night alarm disrupted an attempted break in at R. L. Basich's home 1670 Oak Knoll Avenue. Gardener Mike Berotich, sleeping inside, woke to a man by a window as the intruder fled. Investigators found putty removed from a window prior to glass removal.
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R. L. Basich
Oak Knoll Avenue
Mike Berotich
Berotich
Goodwill Industries Earns Local Support in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles based Goodwill Industries has operated for 16 years aiding men and women to become self supporting. Executive secretary Blair says the work is for the glory of God and the good of man and urges people to donate cast offs using a Goodwill bag.
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Blair
School District Budget Approved by School Board
The school board approved a budget of 74500 following a public hearing held in accordance with Tribune announcements. The plan complies with the Stewart-Riley bill. tax rate details await the Supervisors' approval and valuation data.
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Tribune
Board of Supervisors
Camp Fire Girls Present Rare Program and Wagon Dedication
Camp Fire Girls showcased a rare program featuring Gloria Clayton Isabelle Chadwick and Mary Helen Eldred. The pioneer wagon was completed and formally dedicated with Spirit of Pioneer and Santa Ana River themes noted as part of the event.
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Camp Fire Girls
Gloria Clayton
Isabelle Chadwick
Mary Helen Eldred
Spirit of Piononel
Santa. Ana
Code Chi Planned by Geo Cronshey
Georgia official Geo Cronshey outlines a planned program for Chicago code improvements and uniform building standards in Washington DC, detailing new designs and requisite changes as stated by Mr. Cronshey.
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GEO. Cronshey
Vacationists Reported Absent From City
Police records show an average of 147 families were absent from the city during the month, according to a consultation of city police clerk records.
Curtain Fire At Oak Knoll Home Sparks Probe
Police investigated a mysterious blaze at 2660 Oak Knoll avenue when a heavy front door curtain burned. The Carver family was away. Neighbor Carol Dickey found the singed curtain and reported it. Police attributed the incident to children with matches after burnt matches were found on the porch.
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Chesney W. Carver
Oak Knoll Avenue
Carver
Carol Dickey
Carol
San Marino Scouts Win Honors at Court of Honor
Camp Huntington hosted the midsummer court of honor of the San Gabriel Valley Council. Eagle badges were awarded to Charles Adams of La Canada and Harry Barber of Pasadena. Four Scouts earned honors in ties, firemanship, handicraft, athletics, and woodwork. Troop No. 2 San Marino-San continued on page ten.
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Camp Huntington
San Gabriel Valley
Charles Adams
la Canada
Harry Barber
Pasadena
Eric Wilson
George Mee
San Marino
San
San Marino Beats Temple City 18 to 12 in League Match
San Marino roared to an 18 to 12 win over Temple City on Temple City’s home grounds after a shaky start. Linsley and Hayes contributed two bags, Hall added a single, and Tibbets and Arndt hit back to back home runs, as San Marino surged to an early advantage before Temple City rallied in the first inning. Tonight San Marino hosts East Pasadena at Huntington School grounds with odds slight in favor of the visitors, who beat San Marino earlier in the season.
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San Marino
Legionnaires
Temple City
East Pasadena
Huntington School
Linsley
Hayes
Hall
Tibbets and Arndt
Patton Estate Palm Transfer Overseen by Ralph Roth in Avalon
The B. D. Wilson estate in San Marino now owned by Anne Patton has donated nearly 200 mature palms to Avalon. The trees, about 60 years old, were uprooted boxed and shipped under Ralph J. Roth of Rust Nurseries supervision. They are planted near the boat landing end of the Crescent avenue plaza with two additional plazas planned and a palm-lined curb.
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Ralph J. Roth
Rust Nurseries
Crescent Avenue
Arroyo Seco Fire Subdued After Severe Week
The Arroyo Seco wildfire, a top watershed and home threat, was contained after a week of intense effort led by Superintendent W. V. Mendenhall with strong CCC support. A wind shift averted loss of cabins including Switzer's Camp and boosted high heat readings.
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Arroyo Seco
W. V. Mendenhall
CCC
Switzer
San Marinans Tame Baby Coyote Found on Del Mar
Cliff DeFord of the Huntington Polo Field on Del Mar avenue found a baby coyote and began taming it shortly after. The encounter highlights local wildlife interactions as residents respond with care.
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Cliff DeFord
Huntington
del Mar Avenue
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Board of Education
Los Angeles
P Wase
BOY Scouts
Adam Avalon
B. D. Wilson
Catalina Island
Marino
Mr. Wilson
Anne Patton
Avalon
San Marinan
Mieets
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