Safeguards Proposed to Protect World Scientific Treasures
Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian urges League of Nations action to catalog and preserve key scientific collections. He cites Huntington Library Cal Tech Mount Wilson and Washington holdings as vital for humanity, noting wartime destruction risks and the need to map locations to keep them inviolate. Continued on Page Nine.
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Ales Hrdlicka
Smithsonian Institution
League of Nations
Huntington Library and Art Gallery
Cal- Tech
Mount Wilson
Washington
Hrdlicka
Freuberg
Rhine
Mownt Wilson Observatory
Cal-Tech
Huntington Library
Rose Parade Set as Notable Spectacle Led by Admiral Sims
The Forty-fifth Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade will be the largest yet with Admiral William S. Sims as grand marshal. Over 70 California cities and organizations have entered, and the exotic theme Tales of the Seven Seas inspires designers to render sea lore in flowers.
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William S. Sims
Pasadena
Let the Dead Pastbury Its Dead in Sunshine Trail
Editorial note urges readers to look forward toward better times and a forward path, urging a hopeful outlook despite past losses.
Car Crash At City Hall Injures Youth
A car collision near City Hall in San Marino occurred when a gasoline throttle stuck. Robert Thompson 19 of South Pasadena suffered a fractured vertebrae and was treated by Dr. L J Butka of Alhambra. Thompson is the son of Peter Thompson, owner of Swiss Dairy in Arroyo.
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Robert Thompson
South Pasadena
San Marino
Young Thompson
L. J. Butka
Alhambra- Thompson
Peter Thompson
Arroyo
Local San Marino Chorus Sets January Rehearsal Night
The San Marino Community Chorus holds its first year meeting next Tuesday at 8 p m in Stone man School. Director Albert Adams announces rehearsals for the next program begin then and urges a large turnout.
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San Marino
Beautiful Piece of Work By Home Folks
The Stoneman P T A along with Mrs Leo E Sievert and Mrs Roy F led a project to aid a remote valley school this Christmas season. The group gathered food and clothing after being alerted to the school’s needs by active members and their neighbors.
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Leo E Sievert
Roy F
Stoneman P.T. A
Jack Creamer Annexes Tennis Victories
Jack Creamer formerly of San Marino emerges as a rising tennis talent by winning the Southern California Junior round robin at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. He defeats Donald Budge, national junior champion, and Gene Mako, Southern California men’s champion, in 5-3 victories.
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Jack Creamer
San Marino
Southern California
Los Angeles Tennis Club
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
Dr Siebert Slips at Service Station, Breaks Leg
Doctor J. D. Siebert, an optician residing near Doresta Road and El Molino Avenue, slipped at the General Petroleum Company service station across from his home and broke his leg.
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J. D. Siebert
Doresta Road
el Molino Avenues
General Petroleum Company
Tribute to Rizal at Pasadena Civic Auditorium
A Rizal tribute program occurs tomorrow at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium honoring Dr. Jose Rizal with Filipinos in the area performing and an address by Frank Collins editor of The Tribune. The free event highlights Rizal as a polymath and national martyr, with San Marinans specifically invited.
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Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Jose Rizal
Philippines
Washington
Lincoln
Frank Collins
the Tribune
Rizal
Manila
Banner Building Year in San Marino Shows Jump in 1933
San Marino building records from inspector George H. Crowshey reveal total permits in 1933 reached 724261.35 dollars, up from 522602 in 1932. Monthly totals are listed from January through November, highlighting a strong year despite conditions.
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San Marino
George H. Crowshey
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