Serious crash at Monterey and St. Albans injures three
A Saturday afternoon collision at Monterey and St. Albans injured three people and wrecked one car. Elbert D. Carr of Los Angeles and Enid Ann Reed of San Gabriel were involved, with Ruby Davis of Kokomo a passenger. Reed, 19, drove north on St. Albans. Carr was east on Monterey. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Carr received treatment, and Cecilia Carr, 13, broke an arm.
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Monterey
St. Albans
Elbert D. Carr
Stratford Avenue
Los Angeles
Enid Ann Reed
Kendall Drive
San Gabriel
Miss Reed
Mr. Carr
Carrs
Cecilia
Weather changes history of California exhibit at Huntington Library
The Huntington Library hosts a special exhibit Los Angeles County in the Transition Decades 1850 70 showing how a Great Drought followed floods of 1861 62 devastated grasslands dried springs and streams and boosted locusts and smallpox while marking economic distress in Southern California. Don Abel Stearns then the region s largest landowner faced land and cattle loss and tax delinquency though he eventually sold holdings to Trust. The exhibit by Dr Robert Cleland uses documents to illuminate early Los Angeles County and Spanish Ranch era.
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California
Los Angeles County
Huntington Library
Robert G. Cleland
Occidental College
Cleland
Huntington
Los Ange
Don Abel Stearns
Arcadia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Bernardino
Stearns
Cleland Exon
Pasadena Rose Bowl Fourth of July show expands with more fireworks
The Rose Bowl will host a July 4 program with a 6:30 p.m. bowl opening and an 8 p.m. circus start ending at 9:15. Sixty fireworks groups, ten gigantic set pieces, and a 175 foot Republic of the Merrimac replica highlight the night. About 60 000 seats exist for safety, with 90 000 total in the bowl and a south end reserved for the display. Animals and aerial acts promise strong crowds.
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Merrimac
Santiago de Cuba
Richmond Pierson Hobson
Columbia
Washington
Lincoln
Pasadena
Curley
Seal
Rose Bowl
Primary petitions filed for San Marino candidates
Final filing of nominating petitions for the August 30 primary lists San Marino race details. In the 12th Congressional district H Jerry Voorhis runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination, while E W Nixon of Glendora and John Henry Hoeppel of Arcadia seek the Republican nomination, and Russell R Hand seeks the Townsend nomination. In the 53rd State Assembly district, Republican Frederick Houser and Richard Richards face Jon E Miller Frank Pellett Richard Keller and Richard Richards for the Democratic side. Justice of the Peace San Gabriel Township voters see C E Christopher the incumbent, with William Clark and F F Gallauno as contenders.
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San Marino
H. Jerry Voorhis
E. W. Nixon
Glendora
John Henry Hoeppel
Arcadia
Russell R. Hand
Townsend
Frederick Houser
Richard Richards
John E. Miller
Frank Pellett
Richard Keller
Office of Justice of the Peace
San Gabriel Township
C. E. Christopher
William Clark
F. F. Gallauno
San Marino Boys Chosen Tent Leaders at Camp
Two San Marino youths Carter Yates of Occidental College and Stanley Van Dyke of Stanford University were elected tent leaders at the Y.M.C.A. summer camp session at White's Landing, Catalina Island for outstanding leadership in YMCA activities.
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Y.M.C.A
Wallace W Lee Hired as Part Time Patrolman
San Marino welcomes Wallace W Lee as part time patrolman. Lee 28, a Pasadena resident at 3236 Estado, Montana native, has worked for Western Auto Supply since 1933.
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San Marino
Wallace W. Lee
Lee
Estado
Pasadena
Montana
Western Auto Supply Company
San Marino Scouts Attend Catalina Camp Session
San Marino Troop 1 members Roy Bauer Reed Moore Bob Smothers and Troop 2 member David Bradburn joined the Pasadena San Gabriel valley Scouts at Cherry Valley Island for the first Catalina camp session on June 22. About 120 Scouts from the district are at the camp with 514 applications received at Pasadena headquarters for second and third camps. limits are 182 and 134 respectively.
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Pasadena-San Griel Valley
Ca Island
San Marino
Roy Bauer
Reed Moore
Bob Smothers
David Bradburn
Cherry Valley
Pasa
South Pasadena High School to Begin Building Redecoration
Superintendent George C announces immediate redecoration of the school’s academic wing, noting years of no work. Janitors will carry out painting and repairs under Will Speer, the schools business agent, with work on the various buildings to proceed.
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George C
South Pasadena Marine High School
Will Speer
Building Permits in San Marino May Reach 300000
June activity in San Marino shows 11 permits on file with a total of 242564.72 as of Wednesday night. A $60000 nine‑home project by David F Crawford at Duarte and Roses is among the pending permits, with a $7600 residence for F H Hilliard at 2350 Adair Street also approved.
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San Marino
David F. Crawford
Duarte and Roses Road
F. H. Hilliard
South Chapel
Alhambra
Adair Street
D. Ogilvie
East
Colorado
Pasadena
Fremont
South Pasadena
Archie Smith
Sherwood
C. M. Munger
Pasqualito
San Marino Dramatist Louise Liebhardt Heads for New York
Louise Liebhardt feature editor of the San Marino Tribune leaves on the Union Pacific Streamliner for a two month vacation. She will study at Rice Theatre in New York and join Eugenia Ong of Pasadena Community Playhouse to attend Broadway shows and engage in pantomime work. They plan visits to New Bedford and Martha's Vineyard then Washington, D C before returning in September.
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San Marino
Louise Liebhardt
Union Pacific Streamliner
New York
Martha’s Vineyard Island
the Tribune
San Marino man named to Phoenix Mutual Field Staff
Knowlton Fernald of 1418 Pasqualito Drive received a signal honor by appointment to the President's Field Staff of Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance. The announcement came from Arthur M. Collins, president of Phoenix, noting the select annual group recognizes outstanding counseling efficiency.
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San Marino
Knowlton Fernald
Pasqualito Drive
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Arthur M. Collins
Phoenix Company
Accident Caused by Boys Firecrackers In Pasadena
A collision report states a vehicle carrying a woman and James John of Pasadena overturned at 2021 Oak Street in South Pasadena after boys reportedly tossed firecrackers. Johnson told police another car was involved and time may have been down the street.
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James Johnson
East Howard Street
Pasadena
Oak Street
South Pasadena
Johnson
Teach Timeas
Wallace Bassett Shines At College Air Meet in Akron
Wallace Bassett son of Mrs Frances Bassett of 1440 Orlando road Stanford University student, led forty college men in an Akron air meet. He logged 800 solo hours the most of any participant, with teams scored on bomb dropping, landing, and streamers cut from a high altitude. No spectators paid and AP dispatches note cups and glory as the only rewards.
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Wallace Bassett
Frances Bassett
Orlando Road
Akron
Ohio
Bassett
Stanford University
New England
California
Associated Press
Metcalf Promoted to Union Oil Manufacturing Director
Lester G. Metcalf, Union Oil's refineries manager for eight years, named director of manufacturing succeeding the late R. E. Haylett. A San Marino resident at 1170 Lorain, Metcalf is an Oleum refinery graduate of 1917 and previously served as Oleum plant superintendent in 1920.
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Lester G. Metcalf
Union Oil Company
R. E. Haylett
R. D. Matthews
Mr. Metcalf
San Marino
Lorain
Huntington Art Gallery to Close July 3 4
The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery will close Sunday July 3 and Monday July 4. It reopens Tuesday July 5 and will then be open weekday afternoons (except Mondays) and Sunday afternoons in July and August. Admission can be arranged by telephone on or before the visiting day morning.
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Huntington Art Gallery
Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery
Annual City Books Audit Underway In San Marino
City hall staff and an auditing firm Ly brand Bross Bros and Montgomery are conducting the annual city books audit this month. The team, led by Leslie Rogers, began Monday and will work for about a month, continuing a July practice.
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Lybrand, Bross Bros. and
Montgomery
Leslie Rogers
San Marino
High School Board Elects Its Officers
The South Pasadena San Marino High School Board of Trustees met Wednesday morning to reorganize. Mrs. Mabel M. Wilson was named president and George Hooper the San Marino representative chosen as clerk. The elementary board also elected U. S. Wallace president and Joseph Partsch, newly elected, as clerk.
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South Pasadena-San Marino
Business leader G L Wilder speaks on Mexico experiences
G L Wilder of 1420 Rubio Road and head of the Pasadena Sunday Morning Breakfast Club and Los Angeles Toastmasters spoke at the Metropolitan Business Men's association meeting Tuesday noon. He has represented General Electric in Cuba Chile and Mexico for fifteen years.
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Mexico
G. L. Wilder
Rubio Road
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Toastmasters’ Club
Metropolitan Business Men’s Association
Wilder
The
General Electric Company
Cuba
Chile
Memorial Planned for Miss Emily Daubney San Marino Librarian
Plans for a memorial fund to honor Miss Emily Daubney San Marino children's librarian who passed away last week are advancing. Mrs Frank Hart is committee chairman and will accept donations at 1619 West Drive for a library memorial.
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Emily Daubney
San Marino
Frank Hart
Daubney
Rat Collector Extermination Urges Resident Report
Deputy health officer Frank Lurber leads a full survey of rat presence in San Marino. Residents are urged to report rat sightings to city hall or the police department as the city undertakes a campaign to rid the town of rats with citizen cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Frank Lurber
Lurber
Superintendent George C. Bush Heads on July Vacation
George C. Bush superintendent of South Pasadena schools and Mrs. Bush depart for a month long vacation traveling by car up the Redwood highway. They expect to return to South Pasadena around the end of July.
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George C. Bush
South Pasadena
Bush
Redwood Highway
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Wallace Lee
Catalina
Tribune
Frank W. Collins
Europe
San Marino Tribune
British Isles
Ella Barnett
Lester Metcalf
Union Oil
High School Board
G. W. Wilder
Henry E. Huntington
Ray Bryce
Ellen Louise Herbert
Miss Herbert
Miss Daubney
George Bush
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