Tibbetts Says No Relief For Building Materials
Congressman Harry Sheppard told San Marino leaders that the war assets stock situation is chaotic and hard to verify. He reported FHA and FPHA stockpiles may be frozen, hindering private construction as LPHA delays releasing materials.
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Harry Sheppard
War Assets Administration
Carleton B. Tibbetts
Los Angeles
Ber of Commerce Construematerials Committee
San Marino
Sheppard
House Appropriations Committee
E. B. Gregory
Washington
FHA
FPHA
Local Navy Submarine Mission Heads North From San Diego
Navy Operation Iceberg aims to penetrate polar ice with four submarines led by San Diego skipper Commander Paul E. Summers aboard the Cusk. Mrs. Summers and their two sons await his return in Coronado as the flotilla departs Tuesday bound for Alaska and the Arctic Ocean.
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San Diego
San Marinan
Navy
Paul E. Summers
Cusk
Bering Strait
Arctic Ocean
Becuna
Whitman Returns To Boston School
John Whitman son of Mr and Mrs P G Whitman of Cumberland road returns to Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston after three years in the army and recovery from wounds. His parents accompanied him east and then returned to San Marino after a six weeks tour.
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John Whitman
P. G. Whitman
Cumberland Road
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Army Infantry
Whitman
San Marino
Car Jewelry Search Fails as $5000 Value Missing
A South Pasadena woman reports to Chief Glenn McClung that $5000 worth of jewelry and a car vanished while she visited her mother-in-law in San Marino. She was with Noel Sands, 41, a former newspaper worker, who agreed to pick her up after visiting two children. The incident occurred July 5 and no word has been heard from Sands or others involved.
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Glenn McClung
South Pasadena
San Marino
Ethel J. Spruance
Noel Sands
Rewspaperman
Writer Speaks to Otarians Today
Fragmentary OCR text presents a writer addressing Otarians with references to wartime themes and present-day conflict. The piece mentions Eric and Sal, hints at a broadcast or discussion format, and notes dates and places loosely while conveying a wartime or postwar aura.
Scouts Paper Drive Set for Next Saturday
San Marino Boy Scouts call on residents to bundle old newspapers and place them curbside by 9 30 Saturday morning for a citywide paper drive. Leaders note many scouts are away on vacation, so households must provide the paper. proceeds will fund scouting and camping equipment.
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San Marino
Boy Scouts
Public Benefit Movie Night To Aid European Relief
The San Marino Community Church Youth Council invites all residents to an outdoor movie at Lacy Park on Monday July 22 at 7 45 p m to benefit European Relief and Church Restoration. Attendees should bring a rug and use the Virginia road entrance. Films include a western, a mystery, and a colored cartoon.
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Youth Council
San Marino Community
Lacy Park
Virginia Road
Don Patterson
Europe
World Council of Churches
San Marino
San Marino Adjutant General Tours American City
Torquato Carlo Giannini attorney general of the Republic of San Marino visited the San Marino Tribune office on Tuesday en route to the Huntington Library and Art Gallery. The Rome professor aims to inspect the American city named after his republic and to meet locals.
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San Marino Tribune
Torquato Carlo Giannini
Republic of San Marino
Huntington Library
Giannini
Republic
University of Rome
Services Held For Accident Victim Monday
The body of Remington A. Mills 36 former navy commander and warehouse executive was found in Los Angeles Harbor after eight days missing. Identified by C H Bayly the death was due to hemorrhages from multiple fractures. An inquest is set for Thursday in Los Angeles. Funeral services were held at Grace Chapel Inglewood cemetery. He was son of Mr and Mrs Eugene A Mills and brother to Mrs Ron Stever.
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Remington A. Mills
Eugene A. Mills
West Drive
Los Angeles Harbor
Mills
Navy
Sven Salen
C. H. Bayly
Grace Chapel
Inglewood
Ron Stever
Bedford Road
Los Angeles
Building Projects Win Approval in San Marin
Civilian Production Administration approved two building projects in San Marin. Pierre's Restaurant at 2295 Huntington Drive will add a brick sanitary facility and lockers costing about 35000, with new kitchen equipment en route. Russell E. Post at 2797 Fleur Drive received approval for an ice cream store at 4854 Huntington Drive valued at 75000, leased in February with fixtures ordered.
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San
Colonel Snyder Passes Away
Colonel Snyder a retired U S Army medical corps officer dies Monday at age unknown Private services were held Wednesday at Forest Lawn in San Marino He lived at 2002 Oak Knoll avenue and studied at Northwestern University in Chicago Survived by his widow Mrs Rachel Snyder Established in Ohio the officer had nine years residence in San Marino
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Forest Lawn
Craig R. Snyder
United States Army
Oak Knoll Avenue
Ohio
Northwestern University
Chicago
Snyder
San Marino
Rachel Snyder
Many South Pasadena San Marino grads head to college
More than 90 percent of the 312 graduates announced transcripts for fall study with 293 sending them. Pasadena Junior College tops the list with 140 bound for the fall. Other destinations include Syracuse Union College Stanford UCLA Occidental USC Scripps Stephens Princeton Yale Penn Colorado College William and Mary Bennington Nevada and many more across the U.S.
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South Pasadena-San Marino
Elmer J. A
Pasadena Junior College
United States
Syracuse
New York
Union College
Stanford
Palo Alto
UCLA
Occidental
Muir Tech
Pasadena
University of Southern California
Scripps College
Stephens College For Women
Columbia
Princeton
Yale
Pennsylvania State
Colorado College
William and Mary
Bennington
University of Nevada
Principia
University of Oregon
Colorado A. & M
New Mexico Military Academy
Sarah Lawrence
University of New Mexico
University of Washington
Western State Women’s College
Sweetbriar, McMurray
Montana State
Alabama
New Mexico School of Mines
California Institute of Technology
Whittier
Pomona
Menlo College
Cal. Poly
Santa Barbara State
Redlands
College of the Pacific
Parking Lot Completed in San Marino Business District
In Huntington Chelsea area, E W Thomas of 2532 Oak Knoll Ave built a 70 by 255 foot lot for free parking at his own expense. It holds about 9 cars and was made possible by a San Marino City Council zone variance with cooperation from adjacent residents. He spent about a year coordinating with owners and plans to buffer business and residential property, hoping to improve nearby home values.
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San Marino
Huntington- Chelsea
E. W. Thomas
Oak Knoll Avenue
Huntington Drive
Thomas
Present and Accounted For Planning Return to College
Paul Denslow Bradley, a former seaman first class in the United States Naval Reserve, has returned to his parents at 735 La Mirada Avenue. He enlisted July 27, 1944 in Los Angeles and served on the U S S Kearsarge for four months, earning the American Theater Ribbon and the Victory Medal. Bradley, 19, is a graduate of South Pasadena San Marino High School and attended Stanford University.
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United States Naval Reserve
Paul W. Bradley
la Mirada Avenue
Navy
Los Angeles
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Washington, D.C
Newport
R.I
U.S.S. Kearsarge
South Pasadena-San Marino High School
Bradley
Stanford University
Ruth
University of the South At
Swallnee, Tenn
University of California At Berkeley
Signal Corps
Army
Carl D Crawford’s Navy Service Ends and He Resumes Education
Carl Daniel Crawford of 2220 Ridgeway Road was discharged from the Terminal Island separation center after enlisting February 19 1945 in the United States Naval Reserve at Jacksonville Florida. He served at Bainbridge Maryland and saw sea duty on the USS Iowa. He earned Asiatic Pacific and American theater ribbons and the Victory medal and plans to resume his education.
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Terminal Nd
Carl Daniel Crawford
Ridgeway Road
Jacksonville
Fla
United States Naval Reserve
United States Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
U.S.S. Iowa
Robert N. Hall Receives Navy Discharge at Terminal Island
Fireman first class Robert N. Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lloyd Hall of 1715 Chelsea Road, was discharged along with about 300 servicemen in ceremonies at Terminal Island. He enlisted before turning 18, served on the U S S West Virginia, went to Pearl Harbor three times, helped decommission the Weavie in Seattle, then served aboard the Indiana before discharge. Hall plans to attend college in the fall.
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Robert N. Hall
H. Lloyd Hall
Chelsea Road
Terminal Island
Bob
South Pasadena-San Marino
San Diego
Hall
U.S.S. West Virginia
Pearl Harbor
P T A Council Backs County Bond for Youth Facility
San Marino Council of Parents and Teachers urges a yes vote on proposition No. 3 in the August 6 special election. The proposed $2,000,000 bond by County Supervisors funds a juvenile detention hall court probation offices school psychiatric and medical unit.
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San Marino
Richard Fenton
Colonel Thomas Wins High Post With Guards
E. Thomas of 2655 Lorain Road LA is named assistant adjutant general for air in California's postwar National Guard. He served in the Marine Corps and Army Reserve before joining the CA National Guard aviation, with ties to the 115th Observation squadron.
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Thomas
E. Thomas
Lorain Road
Los Angeles
National
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Califor National Guard
Marine Corps
Army Officers Reserve Corps
California National Guard Aviation
Vie
General Staff
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
William E. Smith Discharged From Navy at Great Lakes
Seaman 2nd class William E. Smith of Charlton Road is discharged from the United States Naval Personnel Separation Center at Great Lakes Illinois. The notice lists his home address and confirms his release from naval service.
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William E. Smith
United States Naval Personnel Separation Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Charlton Road
San Marino Playschool crowns dominate summer tennis events
At San Marino annual playschool two weeks remain. Ted Scott defeats Bill Cranston 6-2 6-1 to win the senior tennis event while John Cranston beats Jim Dwight in the junior. John Cranston and Jim Frazier take junior doubles. Julie Sampson wins girls singles.
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San Marino
Nlar
Ted Scott
Portsider
Bill Cranston
Little John Cranston
Jim Dwight
Church Group Expands European Parcel Program
The Junior Guild of St. Edmunds Episcopal Church will mail two food parcels bi monthly to England and three to destitute Paris children every two weeks, plus occasional clothing and personal items. Mrs BD Harmon Jr leads with a committee including Aimes, David H. Davis, Gurney Maple, RS Eylin, Orval Stewart, H A Deventer, Ralph Dawson and Robert B. Morandr.
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St. Edmund’s Episcopal Church
England
Paris
BD. Harmon Jr
Richard B Ensign Enrolls At Ohio College
Richard B Ensign of 1180 Shenandoah Road a former Air Transport Command officer is enrolled at Ohio State University Columbus for a special summer course He is husband of Elizabeth Huntzinger formerly of San Marino and is noted as a San Marinan in the report.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
San Marinan
Richard B. Ensign
Shenandoah Road
Air Transport Command
Ensign
Elizabeth Huntzinger
San Marino
Girl Scouts Invite Friends To Camp Del Dia Program
Girl Scouts and Brownies plan a 6 45 p m program at Lacy Park today with a campfire and song as the highlight. The event comes during Camp Del Dia headed by Mrs Edward Graham chairing, Mrs John Malone director, and Mrs Ralph Dow Jr assistant director.
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Camp del Dia
Brownies
Lacy Park
Kay Adams
Girl Scout National
Edward Graham
John Malone
Ralph Dow Jr
Scarfe
Cassatt Griffin
Alfred C. Ross
Nancy Scarfe
Preston Hotchkis Heads California State Chamber Committees
Preston Hotchkis, San Marino City Councilman and insurance executive, heads the new Social Security Committee and chairs several state committees. The group, chosen from across California, aims to study and prepare for California’s evolving economy with state leadership guiding the effort.
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Social Security Committee
California State Chamber of Commerce
Preston Hotchkis
Circle Grieve. Insurance
San Marino
California
New Net Crown For Stewart
Hugh Stewart of South School captured the national inter scholastic tennis singles title in Charlottesville Virginia by defeating Leonard Steiner of Technical High School Brooklyn 6 3 6 2 6 4 in the final. Stewart helped South School share meet honors with Deerfield Academy as Ralph Kohler played doubles for South Pasadena. Steiner beat Sidney Schwartz Brooklyn to reach the final.
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Sanarino
Hugh Stewart
Charlottesville
Leonard Steiner
Technical High School
Brooklyn
Stewart
South Pasadena
San Marino
Dean Mathey
Deerfield Academy
Steiner
Sidney Schwartz
Narver Leaves For Okinawa
David Lee Narver Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Narver of 1104 Lorain Road, departs Wednesday for Okinawa to serve as a civilian junior engineer on Army projects. He expects to be overseas one and a half to two years and is a former naval reserve lieutenant.
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Okinawa
David Lee Narver Jr
Lee Narver
Lorain Road
Army
Narver
Ruth among Brown summer students in Rhode Island
Stuart G Ruth, son of Mr and Mrs John Ruth of 1240 Lorain Road, is among 600 students enrolled for Brown University eight week summer session in Providence Rhode Island The session aims to provide veterans with needed credits in liberal arts languages science and mathematics Ruth attended University of the South Swann ee Tennessee and UC Berkeley and served in the Army signal corps.
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Brown University
Providence, R.L
Stuart G. Ruth
John Ruth
Lorain Road
Dry Season Fire Warning From San Marino Department
San Marino fire officials urge extra fire prevention during summer vacation and dry weather. They credit low annual losses to residents removing inflammable rubbish and keeping yards clear, and call for continued vigilance to keep fire losses low.
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San Marino
Summer Recreation in San Marino for Brownies and Scouts
Summer programs run June 25 to July 18 for Brownie and Girl Scout age girls 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lacy Park with eleven camping days excluding July 4. Huntington School Playground offers activities for boys and girls from 4A grade and up, June 17 to July 26, 9 a.m. to 12 m. Supervised play 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday on the Playground. Courts are lighted until 10 p.m. Monday to Friday. San Marino Public Library runs a Choose Your own Library club. seniors attend weekly dances 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. at Huntington School gym on Friday nights.
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CA del Dia
Lacy Park
Huntington
San Marino Public Library
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