Hoeppel Appeals After Guilty Verdict in Corruption Case
John H Hoeppel pleads innocence after a D.C. District Court verdict convicting him of conspiring to solicit a nomination in exchange for a West Point cadet appointment. Maj. Gen. Sam Ansell signals possible retrial or court appeal, while expulsion talk swirls ahead of Hoeppel’s December term.
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Washington
John H. Hoeppel
Pia
Supreme Court
Arganst
Sam Ansell
Defense
Crum
United Spreme Court
Ansell
Court of Ap
Kiveppels
Adkins
District Supreme Court
Milton Kronheim
Daniel W Nie
Opper
District of Colum
West Point
Court of Seals
Cpitel Hill
Hoep
Ral
Eno
Hoeppel
City Christmas Tree Row Shines With Lighting Effects
The Mecca of Yuletide adornment returns as evergreen trees brighten streets including Shenandoah Oak Knoll and Richmond roads. Visitors will enjoy brilliant train displays and city lighting that mark the Christmas season.
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Holt
Virginia
Shenandoah
Oak Knoll
San Marino
Porter wins Montebello golf award in tight finish
Maurice Porter of South Pasadena High School won the Montebello Golf Tournament title. Porter, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Porter of 1875 West, finished ninth in the South Pasadena High School lineup and secured the award in a close competition.
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Maurice Porter
South Pasadena High School
Earl Porter
Messiah Concert Planned by South Pasadena Chorus
The South Pasadena Community Chorus under Albert H. Button will present Handel's Messiah at the South Pasadena San Marino High School Auditorium on Sunday December 29 at 430 PM. The 100-voice ensemble, with Albert J. Adams at the piano, rehearsed since September and offers a noteworthy performance with no admission charge but a silver offering to cover production costs.
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South Pasadena
San Pasqual Choral Society
Monday Evening Music Art Club
South Pasadena-San Marino High School
Albert H. Button
Albert J. Adams
Adams
Messiah
Spiritual Message Delivered at Stoneman P T A Meeting
Mr J Whitcomb Brougher Jr pastor of First Church of Glendale delivered a Christmas address to Stoneman Parent Teacher Association mothers urging daily Christmas spirit and mindful parenting. The event featured performances from Stone man mothers and Miss Getts room children voting plans for a January Fathers Night and charity drives.
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J. Whitcomb Brougher, Jr
First Church of
Glendale
George S. Stoneman
Parent-Teacher Association
Brougher
Robert Williams
Stoneman
W. L. Chadwick
George Dunsmoor
Grant Baldwin
Lord Most Holy
Cesar Franck
C. Whitney Coombs
Miss Getts’ Room
Proram
William Coleman
Cano Bonita School
San Gabriel Canyon
Stoneman P.T. A
Coleman
Huntington School
P.T. A
Joel P. Ellis
Eric A. Egge
Miss Gates
R. G. Kenyon
Douglass Cooper Directs Plays At Methodist Church
Frances Douglass Cooper directs the San Marino Players Christmas production The Golden Key and leads rehearsals for Pasadena First Methodist Churchs Festival of the Nativity. Over one hundred singers and actors join Laudisti Singers and the church choir in a staged nativity with new settings and costumes under Dr. Frederick Vance Evans.
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San Marino
Frances Douglass Cooper
Miss Cooper
First Methodist Church of
Pasadena
Laudisti
Drama Guild
Frederick Vance Evans
Cocos Palmas Trees Used At School Landscaping praised by San Marino board
San Marino school officials received a congratulatory letter from Palmer Conner praising the Huntington School grounds for the planting of Cocos Plumosas palms along Oakleigh Drive. Ralph Vanderhoof donated 160 trees, grown at his homes in Pasadena and Monrovia, to beautify the campus and border nearby driveways and sidewalks. Construction progress Notes include tile in the PTA room and auditorium flooring being completed with seat installation starting next week.
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Huntington
San Marino
Palmer Conner
Oakleigh Drive
E. C. Neher
Ralph Vanderhoof
Virginia Road
Vanderhoof
Pasadena
Monrovia
San
Harry Miller Injured Chasing Drunk Driver
Former San Marino officer Harry Miller was injured December 8 near Imperial when his motorcycle hit a defective bridge and caved in. He lay for over an hour before help arrived and is recovering slowly with a badly splintered shoulder and head injuries. Miller now serves on Imperial Police.
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Harry Miller
San Marino
Imperial
Miller
Imperial Police Force
Local Scouts Caravan trek to Calico Mountains Borate area
Several hundred Scouts and Scouters will caravan from Pasadena and Alhambra on December 26 to the Calico Mountains near Borate. The journey includes a Cimarron Land Rush camp site, mine exploration, and a Kramer Arch hike with a planned surprise event before returning Saturday afternoon.
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Calico Mountains
Daggett
Devil’s Honeycomb
Borate
Council Scout
Pasadena
Alhambra High School
Alhambra
Foothill Boulevard
Glendora
E. Raymond Cato
California Highway Patrol
Pasadena-San Cabriel Valley
Boy Scouts of America
Colemanite
Kramer Arch
Ten Thousand Caves
Fairyland Play I Now At Studio
A nostalgic invitation advertises a fairyland play at the San Marino Studio Theater during Christmas week. The piece promises a magical Fountain of Youth experience for children and adults alike with afternoons and evenings offered to revisit childhood’s zest and beauty through staged enchantment and memories.
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San Marino
Mothe
Ory
Little Boy
Blue
Dreamland
Alice
Local Police Open House Invites City Children
Children are invited to an open house at the police department headquarters near City Hall. Chief Gene B. W and officers will greet visitors. The event features boxes of dye for each child, an exhibit of old rifles, and displays of criminal evidence. Saturday at 2 PM is the date.
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The
San
Gene B. W
Policy Department
Hun’ N Drive
San Marino Avenue
Children To Give Program For P T A
The Henry E Huntington Parent Teachers Association meets this afternoon in the new gym at 1 30. The program centers on the spiritual interpretation of Christmas and includes gifts from children to share with the less fortunate at a party hosted by the San Gabriel Welfare Association. The entire program is presented by children and will appear in full in next week’s paper.
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San Gabriel Welfare Association
Millikans Leave San Marino for East for Holidays
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A Millikan depart San Marino Saturday night by train for Chicago where Mrs. Millikan will visit her father C R Blanchard of Oak Park for Christmas. Dr Millikan proceeds to New York and Washington for Science Advisory Board and NAS meetings. On return he attends AAAS and APS meetings in St Louis before California Institute of Technology reopenings.
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Robert A. Millikan
San Marino
Chicago
California Institute of Technology
Michigan Man Not Candidate for Presidency
In a San Marino Tribune letter Senator Arthur H. Vandenburg, long touted as a GOP presidential hopeful, says he is not a candidate for 1936. He urges Michigan to send an uninstructed delegation to the national convention to allow free consultation and a best outcome for the country and party. He suggests California Republicans follow the same example.
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San Marino
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Republican Party
White House
Michigan
California
Vandenburg
Deadline Notice for Christmas Holidays
For the next two weeks the deadline for news and advertisements in the San Marino Tribune is Tuesday at 4 p m due to Christmas and New Year holidays. We press on Thursday and the paper arrives Friday morning. news must be in the office by Tuesday afternoon.
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San Marino Tribune
Ivey Endorses Safety Council Drive for Safer Roads
Herbert D. Ivey, president of Citizens National Trust and Savings Bank, praised the California Safety Council’s accident curb program. He urged education in safe driving basics and stricter licensing, arguing that manners behind the wheel, not just speed, reduce traffic hazards and fatalities.
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Herbert D. Ivey
The
Citizens National Trust and Sav
Ings Bank
California Safety Council
Ivey
Record month hits fifty thousand in building permits
Building inspector George Crowshey reports December totals reach $50,000 with fifty new houses under construction and twenty five additions underway. Notable projects include a $6,200 home for E A Peterson at 1710 Las Flores and a $7,000 house for H A Armstrong at 1895 Virginia Road.
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George Crowshey
E. A. Peterson
Las Flores
E. A. Daniell
Lorain Road
H. A. Armstrong
Virginia Road
Ed Healis
Old Mill
Engineer Inc
Los Angeles
Homer I. Mitchell
Ridgeway Road
Charlton Road
van Pelt and Lind
South Euclid
Pasadena
B. J. Bennett Jr
North Raymond
H. D. McDonald
West Drive
H. G. Elwell
Architects Bldg
Jory Ankrum Recovering After Eagle Rock Crash
Victor Jory and Morris Ankrum, injured in a head on collision in Eagle Rock early Monday, are recovering. Jory rests at 1740 Rambro Road, while Ankrum, Pasadena Hospital, suffered severe head lacerations and a fractured leg. Also injured was Betty Hamilton, former stage actress escorting them.
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Morris Ankrum
Community Playhouse
Eagle Rock
Rambro Road
Pasadena
Jory
Ankrum
Betty Hamilton
Mr. Ankrum
Jean Wheeler
R. B. Wheeler
Ridgway Road
George Hoffman Regains Buick Lost Last Week
George W. Hoffman of 2000 Lorain Road recovers his Buick coupe stolen from a Los Angeles parking lot. Van Nuys police, aided by San Marino police, retrieved the car Tuesday via Officer Ford Rose.
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van Nuys
Los Angeles
Ray Jensen Heads to Frisco for Holidays
Ray Jensen a senior at Cal Tech and son of Mr and Mrs Alma Jensen will travel to San Francisco for the Christmas holidays. He and fellow students plan to study the new bridge structures under construction, an experience the group expects to find highly valuable.
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Ray Jensen
Cal Tech
Alma Jensen
San Francisco
Ray
John E Brown plans 50 000 watt radio station for University of the Air
Evangelist John Edward Brown of Siloam Springs Arkansas seeks FCC approval for a clear channel 24 hour fifty thousand watt non profit non political non sectarian central station. He asks supporters to write in favor to the Federal Communications Commission via John Brown University to back a University of the Air offering literary scientific industrial and religious instruction to rural and isolated Americans with aims of uplift and education.
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Siloam Springs
Ark
John Brown
the Tribune
Brown
University
Federal Communications Commission
John Brown University
Arkansas
Caroling by San Marino Choral Club Sunday Night
Sunday night carols will drift through San Marino as the San Marino Choral Club under Albert J. Adams performs door to door. Members meet at 9 at the Ensign residence 2047 Courtland Avenue. Residents may request carolers by calling Mrs Norman Clark. After singing, members and invited husbands gather at the Ensign home for a Christmas party with gifts under the tree.
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San Marino
Ensign
Josh
Shrine Club Christmas Party at Strand Theater
The Pasadena Shrine Club hosts a Christmas party for children at the Strand Theater 240 East Colorado St at 9 a m Tuesday December 24. Admission is a can of food for Christmas baskets for the needy. Santa Claus will attend and an All Star program is planned.
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Pasadena Shrine Club
Strand Theater
East
Colorado St
Santa Claus
Clarence H. Morris
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City Police
S. W. Military Academy
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Glee Club
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Veranda
Christmas Tree
Henry E. Huntington
Asso
Millikans
Arthur Vandenburg
Herbert Ivey
Safety Council
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Mr. Jory
George Hoffman
Buick
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John E. Brown
Federal Radio Commission
John Edward Brown
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