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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1944

Page

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Local Deputies to Register Voters for Full Election

San Marino deputies are assigned to register voters for the November election. County Registrar Donoghue released the list of 10 qualified deputies with polling sites at city hall and deputy residences. Absentee rules apply to service members and those not yet registered, with deadlines and forms available through the registrar.

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Danish Rescuer Saves San Marinans From North Sea

A Danish fisherman sacrificed his family home and business to rescue Sgt. Thomas Norton and crewmates from a B 17 that crashed in the North Sea after a return mission. Norton, son of Thomas S Norton Jr., had served as bombardier tail gunner after training in Denver Las Vegas and Kingman and overseas since January.

North Sea Thomas Norton Thomas S. Norton Jr Norton Associated Press Britain Denmark Army South Pasadena-San Marino Las Ireland England Denver Colo St. Louis Las Vegas Nev Kingman, Ariz

Red Cross San Marino Branch Seeks Volunteers

The American Red Cross San Marino Branch calls for volunteers to help make 15 000 bandages and bags weekly. Applicants should report to the branch at 3400 Monterey Road on Thursdays and Fridays. Notable longtime volunteers and supervisors are named from Beverly Hills and Los Angeles units.

American Red Cross San Marino American Monterey Road Ans Char-ming Red Cross Beverly Hills Wilda Eg Angeles Southern 8 Company

Boy Born in San Marino Tribune Report

A fragment reports the birth of a boy to a Mrs. Tucker in San Marino. The item mentions a former editor and connections to the Tribune, with limited legible details about the family and timing.

City Approves Fifteen Building Permits This Month

San Marino building inspector George H Cronshey reports fifteen permits approved this month with total valuation of $6150. Insulation dominates the list with seven approvals at various Lorain road addresses including Clifton Beaty and F G Sommers. Other projects include re roofing garage and dwelling additions on multiple streets.

George H. Cronshey San Marino Clifton M. Beaty Lorain Road F. G. Sommers Homer D. Crotty Shenandoah Road H. M. Leisure I. W. Blackburn Monterey Road Herbert L. Schrader D. G. Griswold Arthur Pickett Garfield Avenue George M. King Cumberland Road R. E. Hall Wilson Avenue George H. Millard Doresta Road H. K. Chaney L. C. Door Oxford Road Tom Kister Oak Grove Avenue R. C. Gould Virginia Road

Young GOP Club Plans Inaugural Campaign Event

Pasadena San Gabriel Valley Young Republicans inaugurate plan for campaign with William Micajah Martin of San Marino as president. A summer social at Altadena Country Club Mendocino Street Holliston from 6 to 9 p m features buffet swimming music entertainment and prizes including a $25 war bond for top recruiter and war stamp awards for runners up.

Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley Young Republicans Club William Micajah Martin San Marino Altadena Country Club Mendocino Street Holliston Young Republicans

Huntington Library Trustees Hold Annual Meeting Reports

Herbert Hoover led Huntington Library trustees in San Marino for the annual meeting with Robert A. Millikan and others. They received reports on reading room use vast gift growth and a Rockefeller grant of 350000 for a history study. Visitors and exhibitions rose and plans for postwar period rooms and camellia garden work were reviewed.

Herbert Hoover San Marino Huntington Library Robert A. Millikan William B. Munro Harvey S. Mudd John O'Melveny George M. Wallace Rockefeller Foundation Dourtma W West Charles H. Quinn Art

AFS Driver Returns Home From Orient

Stokes Royal of San Marino returns with over 150 civilian evacuees from the Orient. After three years as an ambulance driver with the American Field Service attached to the British army he was medically discharged in India. He recalls Africa and India service, Bedouin customs training, license troubles on return, and souvenirs from the war. Royal predicts victory in Europe by October.

Orient Stokes Royal San Marinan Royal India Bombay Eighth Army Africa Tripoli Syria Eritrea AFS Lawrence of Arabia Roval McKinley Home

Vacation Church School closes with awards and song

About 162 people attended the closing exercises of the two week vacation church school at San Marino Community Church and St. Edmund's Episcopal Church. Children ages four to nine sang, recited Bible verses, and displayed crafts while recipients of perfect attendance certificates and special awards were announced.

Henry E. Huntington Vacation Church San Marino Community Church St. Edmund’s Episcopal Church Harold B. Wickersham Diane Davis David Wickersham America Leonard Seiber Jones Wilma Seidel

Patton Promoted to Major General as Third Army Advances

Senate confirms Lt. Gen. George S. Patton Jr. to permanent rank of major general while naming him commander of the American Third Army. His armored forces trap about 100000 German troops between Argentan and Falaise. Patton, nicknamed Old Blood and Guts, has decorations including the DSM and Silver Star. Mrs. Patton and daughter reside in Massachusetts during the promotion.

Senate George S. Patton Jr San Marino Third Army France Dwight D. Eisenhower Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Italy Anne Patton Patton Oak Knoll Avenue Miss Patton General Patton Argentan Falaise George S. Patton Sr Henry E. Huntington Hamilton Mass James Cotton

San Marino Tigers Fall Short Against LaVerne Merchants

San Marino loses 7 to 6 to LaVerne in a tight game. Tigers score all six runs in the third inning highlighted by John Schmitz’s homer. Tex Petty leads the offense with two doubles. Schmitz, Moore, Etter post two hits each. Next Sunday San Marino hosts the Chamberlain Athletics at Brookside Park in Pasadena at 2 30 p.m.

San Marino Tigers LaVerne Merchants Baseball Tigers John Schmitz Phil Kenson San Marino Tex Petty Jack Moore Dave Etter Chamberlain Athletics Brookside Park Pasadena LaVerne McCloskey Smith Moore Schmitz Etter Kenson Nito Jim Frago Finy Petty Martines Comal Indio Baso Allen Razo

Fan Collection Displayed at San Marino Library

A diverse fan exhibit at the San Marino Public Library features items from 12 countries. Miss Doris Robbins owns about 100 pieces from her fiber and regional collections, with notable pieces from Samoa, Korea, Honolulu, Singapore, Italy, Paris, Madrid, and Africa. The display will run for two more weeks.

San Marino Public Library Doris Robbins Rubio Drive Martin Johnson Samoa Jack London Korea Honolulu Singapore Italy Paris Madrid South America Africa United States Mexico Japan Robbins

State Allotment To High School Totals $129652

State apportionment to the South Pasadena San Marino Union High school district was 129652 for 1943 44 averaging 89.79 per pupil in average daily attendance for 1942 43 in the district. California Taxpayers association reports totals for Los Angeles county and state wide high school aid, with tax rates and overall public school funding.

South Pasadena San Marino Union California Taxpayers’ Association California Los Angeles Association Taxpayers’ Organization

City to set tax rate at $1.11 for 1944-45

San Marino City Council at a special session kept the overall tax rate at 1.11 per 100 of assessed value for 1944-45, allocating 97 cents to the general fund, 11 cents to the library, 1 cent to interest and sinking, and 2 cents to the park department. Total taxes to be raised amount to 191,399.55, with the general fund receiving 167,307.25.

San Marino General Fund Park Department State Board of Equalization

Rotary Club Holds Special Program Today

San Marino Rotary Club luncheon today noon at Pierre's with theme Country Store Day. George Gantus presides as chairman and prizes will be awarded.

San Marino Rotary Club Pierre’s George Gantus

San Marino Police Recover Stolen Truck Tied to Los Angeles Brothers

San Marino police recovered a stolen one ton pickup belonging to the Cook brothers of Los Angeles. The vehicle was abandoned in a parking lot between Schreyer's drug store and the San Marino cleaners on Sunday.

San Marino Cook Brothers Los Angeles Schreyer’s Drug Store San Marino Cleaners

New Families Move To San Marino Real Estate Adds Residents

A survey shows many new households arriving in San Marino this month. Names include Charles P. Houseman of Chicago at 1801 Bedford, James R. Pinkerton moving to a ranch, William G. Neils at 1216 Old Mill, Kathryn B. Hacker selling to Gertrude Baldwin, and J. A. Bond buying 1365 Oxford. Others relocate from Inglewood Seattle Long Beach Los Angeles and beyond to various San Marino streets.

San Marino Charles P. Houseman Chicago Ill Bedford Road James R. Pinkerton Houseman Los Angeles The New England Life Insurance Company William G. Neils Kathryn B. Hacker Old Mill Road Hacker Lawrence Fuller Twin Palms Fullers Balboa William Bracher Inglewood la Mirada Avenue Bracher Harry Garwood Sherwood Road Joseph Schlarb Gertrude Baldwin Oxford Road John A. Bond Long Beach Frank Behring Seattle

New Gasoline A and D Applications Soon Issued

San Marino residents will receive basic ration A and D books for gasoline by mail once application blanks are available at service stations, the police station, and the ration board. Eligible renewal renewals must mail the completed form with the old back cover and tire inspection slip to the ration board at 2300 Huntington Drive.

San Marino Huntington Drive

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