Rebuttal Critiques Communists as a Unified Threat
In a concluding rebuttal, Pridonoff argues all communists work in concert under orders from Moscow. He cites purges and espionage, labeling idealists and realists as dangerous, and defends Senator McCarthy as a defender of Western life. The piece frames communism as a criminal conspiracy and calls for a uniform response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridonoff
Mr. Edwards
Kremlin
McCarthy
Senator McCarthy
Masons to Host 500 at Breakfast in New San Marino Temple
The first public breakfast in the new San Marino Masonic Temple is set for Sunday from 8 a.m. to noon. About 500 people are expected for cantaloupe, ham and eggs, and coffee or milk served by the committee in charge. The event will be held at the temple on the south side of Drive, near San Gabriel Boulevard and the Huntington Drive entrance to Carver Elementary School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
San Marino Masonic Temple
New Temple
Drive
San Gabriel Boulea
Huntington Drive
New Carver Elementary School
New Column No Comment Well Received
The column reports conversations intended for general interest and notes several compliments since starting tutors with offices at 1616 Sixteenth street, N. W., Washington. It should not be regarded as reflective of NAM positions or party stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Red Cross Blood Bank Visit At Woman's Club Thursday
The Red Cross Blood Bank will be at the Woman's Club on Thursday July 29 from 3 to 7 30 p m. The notice reflects a community drive and a call for donations to help those in need amid rising costs and social concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross Blood Bank
Woman’s Club
Building Permits Show Big Gain in June
Building permits rose in June per S J Press with 57 total permits. New residences numbered seven, valued at 40 000 to 40 000 each for several homeowners including Genuser in South Pasadena and Lehman in San Gabriel. Alterations and additions totaled 51 014 15. miscellaneous 16 471 31. plumbing and heating 31 103 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Press
Frank S. Genuser
South Pasadena
S. D. Puttler
Alpine Street
Lorain Road
Lucille H. Bradley
Alhambra
Carlaris Road
W. R. Ruess
Los Angeles
Sheffield Road
Roy Denny Rotary Founder Dies at Home
Roy Denny a founder of Rotary International and former insurer died yesterday noon at his home 8844 E Huntington Dr following a heart attack. Born August 8 1878 in Callahan California he spent most of his life in California and helped launch Rotary on the west coast before his retirement in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert’ Roy Denny
Rotary International
E. Huntington Drive
Callahan
California
University of California
San Francisco
Los Angeles Life Underwriters’ Association
Rotary
Chicago
Denny
Econ
West Coast
Postal Receipts Rise in June 1954
Marshall E. Lundgren reports June 1954 postal receipts totalled 11 179 81, a 21 percent rise from June 1953. For the first six months of 1954, receipts rose 2 percent over January 1 to June 30, 1953, with March to June higher than the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall E. Lundgren
Treuer Re elected President of Board of Education
Robert F. Treuer was reelected president of the Board of Education at the organizational meeting held last week. Alexander Robertson was chosen clerk of the board to replace Bruce Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Treuer
Board of Education
Alexander Robertson
Bruce Alexander
City Receives 52755 From New Motor Tax Census
San Marino secured 52755 in the first distribution of motor vehicle license fee revenue based on the new population tally of 12 924. California cities and counties collectively received 67044676, with Los Angeles County totaling 13146737. State Controller Robert C Kirkwood announced the figures noting a 12 percent rise over June 1953 distributions and total in lieu collections of 70362276.
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San Marino
California
Treasuries
Robert C. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Los Angeles
Cardinal McIntyre Contributes To Arcadia Hospital Fund
Cardinal J Francis McIntyre of the Los Angeles Diocese joins early supporters in backing the Hospital Foundation of the Methodist Church for Arcadia Hospital The project aims for 137 beds at a 2000000 cost with 581000 Hill Burton funds and rest from public subscription Bishop Gerald Kennedy leads the regional Methodist effort and 200000 allocated by the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Arcadia Hospital
Methodist Hospital of
Southern California
Gerald Kennedy
Southern California-Arizona
The
Methodist Church
Hospital Foundation of the Methodist Church
Hill- Burton Hospital
City Officials Target $1 Tax Rate For Budget
City Hall officials including the city council, city manager, and city clerk are shaping the forthcoming budget with a goal to hold the general fund tax rate at $1 per $100 of assessed valuation. The rate has stayed at that level for two years, and discussions suggest the limit may be maintained despite salary increases and city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Three Youths In Stolen Car Cause Accident
Three Pasadena youths driving a stolen car in a July Fourth celebration crash into a Northbound car driven by Ross L Kemp at the Adair street intersection. Kemp avoided injuries as the speeding stolen vehicle hit 40 mph. Two youths aged 16 and 17 were released to parents, Rudy Ramos 18 was turned over to Pasadena police.
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Pasadena
Ross L. Kemp
Las Tunas
Temple City
Kemp
San Marino
Adair Street
Rudy Ramos
Orange Grove
Robert T. McInery
Palmetto
Lions Install Officers and Banquet Notes
The Rainbow Angling Club area hosts the Lions installation at the Holiday Restaurant where Wal lace B. Grant is named president for 1954-55. The slate includes Russell V. Searing as first vice president and Jerry Stulik as second vice president with George T. Morley as secretary and Roland F. Boyden as treasurer. A carryover from the prior board is Dr. Thomas Shandley. James M. Wallin edits the bulletin. Committee heads cover attendance, by laws, finance, publicity, convention, program, boys and girls, with Dr. Don H. Anderson and Dr. Gordon C. Ruckles among others.
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Rainbow
Azusa
Rod Curet
Lions
Wallace B. Grant
Russell V. Searing
Jerry Stulik
George T. Morley
Roland F. Boyden
Edward Darwell
Harry N. Abelsen
William J. Reese
John L. Bisher Jr
Dell McDaniel
James M. Wallin
Harry D. Hunt
Don H. Anderson
Gordon C. Ruckles
Thomas Shandley
Johnson Killed In Plunge Off Rim-of-World
Clifton W. Johnson aged 50, a geologist with Richfield Oil Co., died after his body was found about 350 feet below a highway on Rim of the World. He leaves his wife Evelyn and son Clifton Jr. Pending official report, remains will be released to Turner and Stevens in Alhambra for services to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton W. Johnson
Johnson
Richfield Oil Co
Evelyn W. Johnson
Twin Palms Drive
Clifton Jr
Turner and Stevens
Alhambra
Norwine to Return Home After Emergency Operation
Acting Chief G E Norwine expected home this weekend from Alta Vista Hospital after an emergency operation last Friday. Sergeant Joe Miller has led the department in Norwine's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Norwine
Alta Vista Hospital
Joe Miller
Norwine
Know Your City Series on San Marino Fire And Police
The Tribune explains city government in San Marino. Most officials are appointed except the city clerk and treasurer Fred B. Dickey. Council meets second Wednesdays. open meetings, veto by mayor or city manager not allowed. manager attends but votes no. San Marino lacks its own court since 1950. cases go to Pasadena Municipal Court. The flag has blue field gold fringe five stars and a gold shield with three towers. Fire and police share a department under a single chief since 1948, currently McClung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonnel
C. E. Martin
Martin
San Marino
E. R. Kerr
Fred B. Dickey
Justice Court
Municipal Court of
Pasadena
Fire Department
McClung
Twilight Soft Ball League Honors Two MVP Winners
Twilight Teams closed its 1954 season with a banquet at 3035 Huntington Drive presided by Wayne Peyton. Peyton praised the season as the best in league history. Wreckers and Cards shared pitching honors and Ty Walker of the Cards plus a Wrecker player tied for MVP.
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San Marino
Twilight
Huntington Drive
Wayne Peyton
Peyton
Wreckers
Rose
Woods
Jones
Nell
Gerhardt
Ty Walker
Kids Start Grass Fire in Vacant Bellwood Lot
A grass fire broke out last Tuesday noon in a vacant lot between 1475 and 1455 Bellwood road. Firemen extinguished the blaze after discovering it was started by youngsters playing with matches.
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Bellwood Road
Martha Lake Smith Dies in Pasadena After Illness
Mrs. Martha Lake Smith longtime San Marin resident died last Thursday after a brief illness. Native of Shreveport Louisiana she moved to California in 1927. She lived with daughter Mrs Hamilton E Kelier at 888 El Campo Drive Pasadena attended Calvary Baptist Church and supported youth work. Services were held Saturday at Forest Lawn with Dr Vernon I Olson officiating and burial followed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lake Smith
San
Titan Football Schedule Opens Season Against Rosemead
San Marino High School announces a fall football schedule with nineteen games across J V B and C squads under athletic director and head coach Garland Lewis. Eight junior varsity matches include a planned showdown with South Pasadena as the JV opener on September 22. The season begins September 23 with the San Marino Bees facing California to start a seven game Bee slate, with one remaining opener still to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino High School
J. V
Garland Lewis
South Pasadena
Sais Ccacdl
Papeani
San Marino Bees
California
Oliver Named Personnel Manager for Saudi Corps Project
John H. Oliver of 2574 Monterey Road has been designated personnel manager for the Fluor Corporation project in Saudi Arabia. The assignment was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Oliver
Monterey Road
Corps of Engineers
Saudi Arabia
Fluor Corporation Ltd
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Eric L. Prido
Soviet Union
Rosenbergs
Hiss
Chambers
State Department
Masons
Roy Denny
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Treuer Reelected
Cardinal McIntyre
Community Hospital Fund
D. Tom Hoffman
Robert C. May
A. C. Zoellner
Bulletin
the Tribune
Police and Fire Departments
Titan
Rosemead
J. M
San Gabriel Mission
Bellflower
Oliver
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