San Marino Youth Recalls State Government at Boys' State Meet
Jim Stackpole of 1601 Los Robles avenue, San Marino, returns from the California Boys State program in Sacramento. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, Stackpole, Jo French, and Buz Ragatz describe a week shaping understanding of city county and state government, elections, and civic duties at the State Fairgrounds.
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San Marinon
Sacramento
Jim Stackpole
Los Robles Avenue
Stackpole
Kiwanis Club
San Marino
Jo French
San Marino Post American Legion
Buz Ragatz
San Marino Kiwanis Club
Southern Pacific Boys
Union Station
South Pasadena
State
Jordan City
Federalist
Ioy
Fairgrounds
California
Madhubani Wedding Deals Draw 2000 Beaus at Fair
A Madhubani report notes 2000 Indian beau ties arranged at a seven day marriage fair with prices starting around twenty dollars. The piece contrasts wedding markets with future congressional debates on federal aid for small businesses and questions public background access.
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Madhubani
India
Mrs Julia Foresman Douglass Rites Held
Dr Roy H Brown officiated at July 1 services for Mrs Julia Foresman Douglass born in Williamsport Pennsylvania a resident of the city for 18 years She died at her home June 29 Survived by husband Edward Douglass Jr two sisters Miss Mary A Foresman and Mrs B F Armstrong and a brother Seth M Foresman Services were in the Chapel of Turner and Stevens Pasadena and burial followed at Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Brown
Julia Foresman Douglass
Sherwood Road
Parking Lot Planned on Huntington Drive at Kenilworth
The Huntington drive business association plans a new parking lot at Huntington drive and Kenilworth avenue to alleviate parking shortages. Ground preparation contract has been awarded to the association president James Wallin says. Completion date is not announced.
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Huntington Drive
Ess and Professional Association
Kenilworth Avenue
James Wallin
City Receives In Lieu Tax Funds Allocation
State Controller Thomas H. Juckel announced a 26 314.44 disbursement of in lieu motor vehicle license fees to San Marino based on a population of 10 809. The period covered runs from December 1, 1949 to May 31. Per capita allocations were 2 434 for the city and 2 432 for counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Thomas H. Juckel
Kuchel
City San Marino Wins County High Turnout Award
San Marino led Los Angeles County with an 80.4 percent voter turnout in the June 6 primary, 5 673 of 7 087 registered casting ballots. The county total reached a record 1 228 137 voters. Mayor Clark E Bell will receive the official scroll for the achievement.
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San Marino
Board of Supervisors
Aco
County Registrar of
Los aPervisor
Roger W. Jessup
Angeles
Hee
En Sors
Jessup
Clark E. Bell
City
Mane
Centrement
Palos Verdes Estate
Republian
Marino
Dewey
Jorgensen Receives Vote Of Appreciation From GOP Meeting
A unanimous vote of appreciation was extended to Frank E. Jorgensen of 1825 Palmas drive for his two years as chairman of the 12th Congressional District Los Angeles County Republican Central Committee. Arthur N. Bierkle was elected next term chairman, Rudolph Phillips vice chairman, and Thomas Alexander secretary.
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Frank E. Jorgensen
Palmas Drive
Los Angeles County
Republican Central Committee
San Marino
Arthur N. Bierkle
San Gabriel
Los Angeles
Rudolph Phillips
Thomas Alexander
Alhambra
Bierkle
Washington
12Th
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Pat J. Hillings
San Marino Tennis Tourney Honors Winners in Five Divisions
The Third Annual San Marino Tennis Tournament capped six close days of play June 17 to 30 with trophies awarded Friday. Winners include Beatrice Roch in women’s singles and Harvey Parker in men’s singles, with multiple titles across junior and mixed doubles. Henry B. Grandin elected to the National Boy Scout Executive Board at Valley Forge.
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San Marino
Muntington
Harry Hathaway
Martha Fundenberg
John Lillie
Virginia Byers
Jay Gouldback
Sandra Alles
Harvey Parker
Bob Curtiss
Bill Foote
B. Roci
Julie Sampson
Bob Norton
Peniz
L. Lesler
Jim Wilson
Art Waldron
Tribune, San Marino Tennis Club
Tribune
Hugh Stewart
Lewis Bond
John Sisson
Cranston Brothers
Santa Monica
Henry B. Grandin
Valley Forge
San Marinan
Oak Grove Avenue
Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley
Boy Scouts of America
California-Aziz-Utah
Wyatt A. King
C. C. Howard
Beatrice Roch
Jay Gould
Bob Curtis
Pentz
Louise Lefler
City Fire Loss Law Emphasized By San Marino Chief
San Marino faces nearly negligible fire loss this year per Chief Glenn F. McClung due to strict building rules. He urges residents to clear brush, inspect incinerators, and switch off electrical circuits when away, with optional police notification for constant home monitoring.
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San Marino
Glenn F. McClung
McClung
Kingston Rites Planned for William Arthur Kingston
Services set for 3 p.m. today at the Chapel of Turner and Stevens Pasadena for William Arthur Kingston who died July 3. He lived at 2945 Sheffield road and had been a San Marino resident 21 years. Survived by wife Daisy Wilmot Kingston two daughters Vera Browne Chicago and Mary Avery Somerset place, three grandchildren and sister R. M. Cornwell Rosebury Oregon. Dr Claude A. Smith to officiate with entombment at Mt View Mausoleum.
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Turner and Stevens
Pasadena
William Arthur Kingston
Kingston
Sheffield Road
San Marino
Minnesota
Daisey Wilmot Kingston
This City
Vera K. Browne
Chicago
Mary K. Avery
Somerset Place
R. M. Cornwell
Rosebury
Ore
Claude A. Smith
Mt. Vt. View Mausoleum
Cornerstone Laying At Crippled Children’s Hospital
In Los Angeles a cornerstone ceremony for the new Crippled Children’s Hospital unit included copies of The Tribune editorial The Shriners Exemplar of Good Cheer placed in the strong box. F B Cruikshank said the shrine Pasadena committee arranged the preservation alongside other documents. The hospital will be dedicated when finished, with the Pasadena Shrine committee in charge.
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Crippled Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
The
Tribune
Shriners
F. B. Cruikshank
Shrine
Pasadena Committee
UN Security Council votes to aid South Korea defense
Five thousand people were turned away from the Security Council meeting while the United Nations voted to help South Korea defend itself against North Korean aggression. Reporter R. Alexander Robinson of Oak Grove Avenue attended the June 27 session at Lake Success New York, with his son Winslow accompanying him. The Amherst College reunion segment followed, with travel plans to return after Labor Day.
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Security Council
United Nations
South Korea
North Korea
R. Alexander Robinson
Oak Grove Avenue
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Winslow
San Marino Young Republicans to elect officers tonight
The newly formed San Marino Young Republicans Club will vote on officers at Ferguson's Restaurant 2020 Huntington Dr at 8 30 p m. Acting Chairman Charles Martin announced the election and adoption of a constitution and by laws. The club aims to support the San Marino Men and Women Republican clubs and advance Republican ideals.
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San Marino
Young Republicans Club
Ferguson’s
Huntington Dr
Charles Martin
Young Republican Movement
Mhe
Republican Club
Gavel
Rotary International District 160
Norwood
Batson
John Clay
Dick Damon
Reading Club Lists 145 San Marino Vacation Members
A San Marino Public Library Vacation Reading Club lists 145 youngsters enrolled for summer activities. A story hour opened yesterday and runs at 3 15 each Wednesday in July and August, with many participants named in the club roster.
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Library Reading Club
San Marino
San Marino Public Library
Safe And Sane Fourth In San Marino Ends Calm
San Marinans enjoyed a safe weekend with no injuries reported by police. A record number of residents visited beaches and mountain resorts, while complaints rose over fireworks despite prohibition, as many children celebrated with firecrackers.
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San
Brother of Local Woman Dies in Alhambra
Clarence J. Ruhland a native of Alhambra died at his home 11 W Grand Avenue June 29 He was the brother of Miss Olive Ruhland of this city Surviving are a daughter Mrs Bebi Eshelman and three other sisters and one brother Services were held Saturday July 1 at the Little Stone Church of Turner Stevens and Turner Alhambra
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Clarence J. Ruhland
Alhambra
Grand Avenue
Olive Ruhland
Bebi Eshelman
Little Stone Church
Turner, Stevens and Turner
Year’s Building Figures Soar As Permits Swell To $3 Million
Valuation of building permits swelled to $3,230,272 for the first six months of the year, up from $2,445,304.50 in the prior year. There are 93 new residences under construction, not counting home improvements. June 1950 permits totaled $514,317.50 with 16 new residences, one commercial building, 28 remodeling permits and plumbing and heating work. Last June 1949 showed 7 new residences and related permits totaling $183,?
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Douglass
L.A. County
F. E. Jorgensen
H. B. Grandin
Scout National Board
P. Wright
J. Harms
Peggy Lesler
Lada Sobieski
Betsy Brigham
Virginia Hunt
Janet Collins
Karen Glasoe
Annette Weiss
Lollie Osgood
Jim Kneubuhl
Henry North
Wyatt King
J. G. Sobieski
Dan Brigham
A. E. Stein Jr
James Devers
Lee Emerson
Claude Richards
Tom Peterson
Donald Dinsmore
Ronald Glasoe
Alex King
Alfred Hales
Dean Stephan Jr
John Romer
J. Lewis
W. A. Kingston
U.N. Korea
Toni Agamenoni
Dixie Anderson
Judy Anderson
Robert Angus
Janie Beardsley
Helga Bathge
Joan Bettelheim
Sally Beynon
Bevra Rice
Carla Biszantz
Carmen Biszantz
Carol Blackman
Robert Blackman
Connie Blinkhorn
Betty Fern Bluth
Claudia Bonnell
Carol J. Burris
Carol Cirrito
Carol Cone
Marcia Lee Cone
Mike Connell
Sandra Connell
Mollie
Jean Goertz
Mary Goertz
Ann Gorrell
Mary Gorrell
Caroline Guth
Greg Guth
Penny Guth
Betsy Gwinn
Mary Hope Gwinn
Vicki Hall
Nancy Heindel
Susie Helgoe
Diane Henley
Jess Hill
Marjorie Holbrook
Thayer Holbrook
Barbara Holway
Corkey Hoyt
Barbara Hyink
Shirley M Hyink
Mary
Bara Robbins
Valerie Rockwell
Wendy Rockwell
Christine Sawyer
Martha Lee Schrader
Ann Seely
Kathy Shumaker
Patricia Shumaker
Carol E. Smith
Eleanor Smith
Richard Smith
Laurie Smits
Ann Somerville
Linda Steimle
Sally Steimle
Ollie Stewart
Jane Stilley
Elizabeth Strong
Denny Timmerman
Freddy Toyland
Margaret Waites
Carroll Walker
Ruth Walker
Carol Wall
Kristi Wallace
Gerry Whitney
Jimmy Westcott
Diane Wilson
Eric Wilson
Judy Wilson
Merry Wright
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