Banks in Pasadena Show Six Month Gain in Deposits
The Pasadena Clearing House Association reports June 30 1930 bank deposits totaling 53 670 692 67 up from December 31 1929 53 098 492 38 a gain of 572 200 29. Individual totals include First National First Trust and Savings 18 008 381 68 Security First National 21 213 948 82 and Security National 3 155. Continued on page ten.
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Association
Pasadena
First National
First Trust and Savings Banks
Security First National Bank
Security National
Twentieth Annual Music Teachers Convention in California
Five hundred delegates are expected for four days from July 7 to 10 at the Huntington Hotel for the Music Teachers Association of California convention. Noted speakers include Arnold Wagner and Abby Whiteside, with discussions on problems of music teaching and plans for entertainment such as a visit to the Huntington Library and Art Gallery.
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Music Teachers Association of California
Huntington Hotel
Arnold Wagner
Los Angeles
George Liebling
New York
Franz Liszt
Abby Whiteside
Elizabeth Simpson
Alameda
Anne Ruzene Sprotts
John Henry Myers
Oscar Seiling
Millikan May Find A Way To Release Atomic Energy
Sir Arthur Eddington at a Berlin conference says Dr Robert A Millikan and Kohlhorster of Germany may unlock atomic energy without reaching 70 million F. degrees. Millikan describes rays from atomic building in interstellar space. Kapitza at Cambridge reached 40 million degrees in laboratory work.
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Arthur Eddington
Cambridge University
Berlin
Robert A. Millikan
Kohlhorster
Germany
Dr. Millikan
Eddington
Dr. Kapitza
Cavendish Laboratory
Cambridge
Peace Officers Meet In Alhambra July Meeting
The Los Angeles County Peace Officer's Association held its monthly gathering at the Elk's Club in Alhambra on July 1. Police Judge H. S. Farrell presided as toastmaster with Judge W. M. Northrup of San Gabriel and San Marino delivering the principal address urging law observance and police cooperation. Sheriff Tra-
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Los Angeles County Peace Officer’s Association
Alhambra
Elk’s Club
H. S. Farrell
W. M. Northrup
San Gabriel Township
San Marino
Northrup
J. W. Thompson
Sheriff’s Office
Tra
City Park Tour Reveals Quiet Improvements in San Marino
The Tribune reports on a tour of City Park in San Marino where gradual improvements are visible from nearby hills. Hundreds of trees fill bare spots as greens advance, with the recently constructed area and city officials present including Chief Parker and Officer McClung.
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the Tribune
San Marino
Greensword
Eger
Parker
Officer McClung
Fourth of July Reflections on Independence and Heritage
The article urges reverence for the nation’s founding and the flag, noting the 155th anniversary and the path from independence to the Constitution. It calls Americans to pledge fealty, preserve the flag, and instill vigilance and devotion in future generations to safeguard the heritage.
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America
Harvey Joyce Returns From Yosemite Trip
Harvey Joyce City Clerk of San Marino spent a fortnight in the High Sierras and Yosemite for trout fishing. He returned unexpectedly on Wednesday ahead of the City Council session scheduled for the 9th. Deputy clerk Miss Marie Barnewaldt has been acting in his absence.
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Harvey Joyce
San Marino
High Sierras
Yosemite
Marie Barnewaldt
Joyce
San Gabriel Open Tennis Finals Held at San Marino School
The second annual San Gabriel open championships concluded on Sunday on San Marino Grammar School courts. Stoefen beat Vines in a three set men’s singles. Patz defeated Bartosh in women’s singles. Vines and Stoefen beat Hanna and Westsmith in men’s doubles. Workman and Mako defeated Doeg and Stoefen in mixed doubles. Junior winners included Bobbitt over Patterson and Bishop over Workman. Mako won the under 15 boys y title over Creamer.
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San Marino
Gladys Patz
Esther Bartosh
Vines
Stoefen
Phil Hanna
Frank Westsmith
Dorothy Workman
Gene Mako
Violet Doeg
Jimmy Bobbitt
Leonard Patterson
Ruby Bishop
Jackie Creamer
San Marino Stands Among Smaller Cities in Building Stats
San Marino shows a remarkable building activity compared with larger cities, per April and May totals provided by Building Inspector George H. Cronshey. Figures list Ripambra MeOnrOVia Ponsons RocklOn Presno South Pasadena Resadena San Bernardino Ventura Santa Barbara with varied million dollar totals.
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George H. Cronshey
San Marino
Ripambra
Meonrovia
Ponsons
Mrocklon
Presno
South Pasadena
Resadena
San Bernardino
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Rialto Theatre Cancels July August Matinees
The Rialto Theatre will discontinue Saturday matinee shows for July and August to aid efforts against the Infantile Paralysis outbreak. Manager Ralph Horsman expresses cooperation with clubs and organizations and plans to resume matinees on the first Saturday in September with approved children friendly pictures.
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Rialto Theatre
Ralph Horsman
The
Rialto
Modernization Of Eight Dreadnaughts
Navy plans to modernize eight battleships including the West Virginia Colorado Maryland California Tennessee and others after upgrading New Mexico Mississippi and Idaho. The project totals about 70 million dollars and raises questions in Congress over the high cost to upgrade the fleet.
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Navy Department
Navy
West Virginia
Colorado
Maryland
California
Tennessee
New Mexico
Sississippi
Idaho
Congress
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Eace
San ' E Marino
Philadelphia
Maio
Victor
Lester Stoefen
Ellsworth Vines
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