Burglary At San Marino Home Of K L Carver
Burglars entered the home of K. L. Carver at 1365 St Albans Road during the past weekend and stole 32 dollars, a gold ring, and two silver dollars. Detectives and a lieutenant investigated. police urge notifying of absences for enhanced protection.
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United States
Carver
Seaboard National Bank
Falice G. B. Woods
Glenn F. McClung
Morris Randall
Ogur
San Marino
Woods
San
Feud Between Chickens and Dog Kills 11 Birds
In a chicken yard at 1201 Old Mill Road owned by Henry C. Lees, 11 chickens were killed early Tuesday. The San Manino police department and the owner blame a dog for the slaughter, prompting calls for investigation.
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Henry C. Lees
Old Mill Road
San Ma- Tino
Sherlock Holmes
San Marino Haunted House Mystery Solved
Officer Ford Rose investigated a vacant San Marino home at 1175 Shenandoah Road after a knocking noise to find a woodpecker inside. The bird was tearing shades curtains and disfiguring walls, likely entering via the chimney and unable to exit. The Francks returned to remove the bird.
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Ford Rose
Thomas G. Franck
Shenandoah Road
Rose
San Marino
Mischievous Boys Keep Police Busy in San Marino
Summer heat brings vacation mischief as San Marino youths target vacant houses and under construction properties. Three boys damaged tools at a house under construction on 1155 Lorain while police logged ongoing incidents as teens roam and play.
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San Marino
Timbuctoo
Lorain
San Marino Women Named PTA State Committee Chairs
Two San Marino women were appointed to state PTA chairmanships during the California Congress of Parents and Teachers session in Los Angeles. Mrs. H. R. Archbald will head parent education and Mrs. Ernest Rufer will chair homemaking and thrift. Nearby appointees include Mrs. P. M. Grant and Mrs. Edith Mitchell.
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San Marino
Parent-Teacher Association
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hotel
Clark
Los Angeles
Charles R. Turner
Redondo Beach
H. R. Archbald
Sherwood
Ernest Rufer
Monterey Road
P. M. Grant
South Pasadena
Edith Mitchell
San Gabriel, Recreation
San Marinans Await Repaving of Busy City Approach
County authorities promise to accelerate repairs on the busy Fair Oaks route to San Marina, with costs estimated at $80,000 to $100,000. The project is being sought through the Public Works Administration, pending federal approval or possible tax cost.
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San
Fair Oaks
Public Works Administration
Inadequate Fire Fighting Equipment in San Marino
Investigation of the need for additional fire fighting apparatus for the city of San Marino was ordered at the July meeting. The building officials report discusses the matter as part of the fire and police departments' business. Continued on Page Two.
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San Marino
Grocery Hoax Hits San Marino Resident
A San Marino resident received an unrequested groceries box valued at ten dollars sent by the San Marino Market after a phone order. Similar incidents have troubled Alhambra and Pasadena residents, with authorities linking the hoax to a mysterious caller who recently dispatched an ambulance and a taxicab to a La Mirada home.
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Rino Market
Frank D. Hudson
Wilson Avenue
Alhambra
Pasadena
San Marino
la Mirada
Flag Flying Upside Down Triggers Alarm in San Marino
Citizens questioned distress after the American flag flew upside down at the Frank Meline office near City Hall 2124 Huntington drive. Police Chief G B Woods calmed fears by informing Percy Cowherd there was no distress and the flag was righted.
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Percy Cowherd
Frank Meline
Huntington Drive
G. B. Woods
Mr. Cowherd
San Marino
Avocados Stolen From Huntington Estate Grounds
Two Pasadena boys aged 21 and 15 were caught stealing avocados from the Henry E. Huntington estate. They sold about 100 pounds for $2.50, were sentenced by Judge W. M. Northrup to 60 days in county jail suspended for 180 days, and were apprehended after estate superintendent William Hertrich alerted police.
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Henry E. Huntington
Pasadena
Perry Archer
W. M. Northrup
San Gabriel
Avondale
William Hertrich
Sierra Madre Downs San Marino in Legion Night Ball Clash
Sierra Madre defeated San Marino 16 to 9 at Huntington School grounds as Gwyn, Hall, and Tibbetts starred with key hits and spectacular grabs. San Marino matched with Hall’s homer and Linsley’s two-base blast but could not overcome Sierra Madre’s tenacity and strong defense. The game featured circus catches by Sierra Madre and a late six-run seventh by Sierra Madre to seal the win.
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Sierra Madre
San Marino
Legion
Huntington
Wilmar
Hill
Gwyn
Linsley
Hall Brox
Young
Hall
Herr
Tibbetts
Hayes
Ringstrom
Rickard
Tibbets
Rubbish Fire Disturbs Sunday Peace and Quiet
Sunday was quiet until Robert Gearhardt of 1175 Lorain Road lost control of a rubbish fire. The San Marino Fire Department extinguished the flames, which spread to a nearby hedge. Damage was nominal aside from burning Gearhardt's hedge, according to Fire Chief C. C. Copley.
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San Marino
Robert Gearhardt
Lorain Road
Gearhardt
C. C. Copley
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K. L. Carver
St. Albans Road
Epa
J. B. Francis
San Ma
Huntington Estate
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