Francis Story Citrus Pioneer Passes Away
Francis Q. Story, prominent Alhambra citrus pioneer and former president of the Southern California Fruit Growers' Exchange, died Friday at age 86. He helped found the Sun Mistress orange lineage, deeded land for Story Park, led local business groups, and survived by a sister and a nephew. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Church of Our Saviour with interment in San Gabriel Cemetery.
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Millikan Returns From Akron Mission At Airship Lab
Dr Robert A Millikan head of the California Institute of Technology visits Akron Ohio for the opening of Caltechs new airship laboratory He says lighter than air craft offer rapid flight and greater payloads than heavier craft The Akron project draws notable aeronautical voices including Theodore Von Karman who speaks on the crafts advantages amid a rainy dedicatory event.
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Grove
San Marino
California Institute of Techzy
Akron
Ohio
Cal
Millikan
Turther
Eodore von Karman
Quiet Fourth Enjoyed in San Marino
San Marino observed a peaceful Fourth of July with many residents staying home. Police reported few disturbances though some fireworks were halted to enforce a city ordinance. Flags adorned public spaces and houses displayed the Stars and Stripes.
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British to Stage Olympic Pageant at Rose Bowl
The British plan an Olympic pageant July 27 at the Rose Bowl Pasadena under the British section. C C Tebbutt of Cal Tech urges participants to call him in the morning. A cast meeting is set for Saturday night at St James Parish hall. Clarke Millikan attended with his father amid shipping-interest reps.
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Increased postage in the future for letters and air mail
Beginning this week a three cent stamp must be placed on letters up to one ounce to insure delivery with three cents for each additional ounce. Air mail letters up to one ounce require an eight cent stamp with 13 cents more for each extra ounce or fraction thereof.
Pony Express Messenger Rides Again Invites Legion Posts
Bronco Charlie the last survivor of the Pony Express-era rides again carrying invitations from the American Legion at Salinas to posts for the California Rodeo at Salinas in July 2024. Born in Hat Creek Modoc County and beginning Pony Express in 1861, he recalls the St Joseph Missouri to Sacramento line. He met Mary Lynn a 93 year old eating place operator near Sacramento riders. Charlie started about 4 p.m. at Sacramento and changed horses.
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Pasadena Superior Court Expands Jurisdiction
The Pasadena branch gains enlarged jurisdiction effective July 1 1932 covering South Pasadena and northern San Gabriel townships north of Valley Boulevard. Judge Walton J. Wood announces the expansion, with criminal cases to be tried in Pasadena and civil filings available in Pasadena offices. An additional judge will be assigned as work grows.
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Sime The Hertrichs Visit Panama Canal Zone
Sime and Mrs Hertrich recently completed a business and pleasure tour visiting New York Washington and Cuba. They toured botanical gardens and spent time along the Panama Canal route, returning home with strong interest in the trip and highlights involving the couple.
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San Marino Scouts Conclude First Pasadena Camp
Carroll Holt assistant camp director reports San Marino Scouts at Cherry Valley camp near the Isthmus two miles west and sixteen miles from Avalon have new features this year. The camp meets National Red Cross Water Safety standards ensuring bay swimming safety. Holt is Troop No. 2 Scoutmaster.
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Notable Realty Moves Cited in Pollard Realty Items
Mrs L H Garlinghouse has moved to 2735 Monterey road from 1610 Euclid avenue. F A Wilcox now resides at 1833 Los Robles avenue after leaving Fresno California. J D Chestnut of Byron Jackson Machine Works rents the home at 2520 Cumberland road. Oliver D Keese in the Los Angeles county engineer department rents 1906 Euclid avenue from M F Myers who moved up to Union Oil in Wilmington.
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Euclid Avenue
Monterey Road
F. A. Wilcox
Fresno
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Los Robles Avenue
J. D. Chestnut
Byron Jackson Machine Works
Cumberland Road
Oliver D Keese
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County of
Los Angeles
M. F. Myers
Union Oil Company
Wilmington
Burglar Foiled After San Marino Break-in Discovery
Roy McMillan alias John Scott was caught Sunday June 12 after breaking into David H. Lane’s home at 2835 Monterey Road San Marino. Lane pursued him into South Pasadena and Alhambra. police arrested him and he was moved to Los Angeles jail. Loot found in his Los Angeles room tied to crimes north of the city. His past includes terms in Sing Sing San Quentin and Folsom. He faces trial locally or in Santa Cruz.
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Los Angeles
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Wall Street
Sing Sing
San Quentin
Folsom
Northrup
Santa Cruz
Mrs Putnam Greeted by Mrs Barnes at Airport Welcome
Amelia Earhart Putnam arrived at United Airport amid a 2000 person crowd. Florence Lowe Barnes greeted the flier, praising the welcome as Mrs Putnam’s first solo Atlantic crossing companion and noting the plans to stay on the coast for 10 days before a Midwest business trip and California Olympic return.
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San Marino
Chief Parker Issues Repeated Warning On Door-to-Door Solicitors
Chief of Police Ben Parker warns residents about door to door callers posing as magazine sellers or solicitors who collect money for undelivered goods. He says crooks use such access to study homes and plan burglaries and urges residents to refuse entry to unfamiliar strangers to aid policing efforts.
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City Fires Quelled After Dennison Grass Fire
Chief C. C. Copley and crew responded to a pergola fire at the rear of B. S. Dennison's home at 1945 Euclid Avenue. The Dennison family acted quickly and subdued the blaze before firefighters arrived.
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