City plans drainage and street improvements citywide
City Engineer Barnett outlines a proposed $8,138.61 drainage and street program funded by state aid gas taxes and county allocations. He notes main work on Rose Avenue Granada Avenue Huntington Drive and California Street plus repairs at Monterey Road Old Mill Road Virginia Road and other avenues with total project cost $515,558, but current funds only $188,138.61 leaving much deferred until new funds arrive.
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Alhambra Road
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Lorain
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St. Albans Road
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Pendleton Calls Philippines Best Market for U.S. Exports
Morris B. Pendleton of San Marino told the Los Angeles Chamber world trade committee that Manila is the hub of Oriental business and that Southern California exporters should cultivate the market. He praised Philippine credit, warned of eight years of free trade, and urged support for postwar ties. He described Manila as heavily bombed and burned yet resilient, noting heavy casualties and the critical Allied survival, while stressing aid to the Philippines.
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America
Far East
Morris B. Pendleton
San Marino
Los Angeles
Chamber
California
Manila
Pendleton
Manuel Roxas
Gil J. Puyas
Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines
Philippines
Warsaw
Attorney General Tells War Damage In Tiny San Marino
San Marino’s attorney general Torquato C. Giannini says the war harmed the republic. German raids damaged a seaside rail link and museum. Allies bombed some houses. UNRRA aid arrived. Italy promised aid and compensation discussions continue. Giannini adds San Marino and the United States enjoy friendly ties. He spoke in Pasadena after attending a Seattle maritime conference.
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Republic of San Marino
San Marinans
Torquato C. Giannini
Europe
Giannini
San Marino
Ger
Accidental Death Found in Long Beach Pier Fall
A coroner's jury in Los Angeles ruled Remington A. Mills 36 a warehouse executive died July 3 in an accident on a Long Beach pier. He left a party aboard the Sven Salen to buy cigarettes, walked along the dark wharf, struck a guard rail, fell into the ocean, and died from a lung hemorrhage after hitting a piling.
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Los Angeles
Remington A. Mills
Eugene A. Mills
West Drive
Long Beach
D. W. Dwyer
Mills
Sven Salen
Dyer
Harriette
Sven Salon
John Nilsson
Swimming Pool Committee Members Named
San Marino creation Committee chairman Clyde E Holley announces the members of the new swimming pool committee. Harold Dryden is named chairman with Leo Derson Townley Bale OMald Batman William Cahill TJ Lee Combs Eugene Coughlin Leonard Diether Bert Bley Rea Ratan Xirs Chirles Eckels Elmar Frickson and others listed. The panel plans immediate work on the project and pool oversight.
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Clyde E. Holley
San Marino
Jaka
Harold Dryden
Leo Derson
Townley F- Bale
Omald Batman
Willian C Cahill
TJ Lee Combs
Eugene Coughlin
Leonard Diether
Bert Bley
Rea Ratan Xirs
Chirles Eckels
Elmar Frickson
Davis Seus Mre
Peed Chrisoh
Ed Wiles
William Uhimeier
Boad Lyon
Avery Ree
Color Consultant to Rotary Meeting Introductions Today
A color consultant is introduced to the Rotary group at Sah Merino ClumM meeting in Pierre by David 37 Fiscus. Gus Plochec from 6701 Beem Ss 6701 is noted as a consultant member of the Wiltshire Ro group.
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Merino
Pierre
Gus Plochere
W.ilshire
Plochec
David
Dr Mason advocates Golden Rule at Kiwanis Luncheon
Dr Max Mason of Caltech argued there is a universal physical force linking sciences and human behavior. He said natural forces shape rational and emotional faculties and endorsed the Golden Rule as a practical path to peace in society and between nations. General Farnsworth introduced him and E M Scheele presided.
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San Marino
California Institute of Technology
Altadena Kiwanis Club
Washington Inn
Dr. Mason
Mason
Seymour Graff Elected to LA Apparel Board
Seymour Graff of Graff Manufacturing Company in Los Angeles has been elected to the new board of directors of the Associated Apparel Manufacturers of Los Angeles. He resides at 1456 Cambridge Road.
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Cambridge Road
Associated Apparel Manufacturers of
Los Angeles
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Cameron Rites Set Today
Mrs. Catherine Marie Cameron of 400 La Mirada avenue died Tuesday after three years in the city. Funeral services are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Turner and Stevens chapel on Marengo avenue at Holly street with Rev. George E. Theiss officiating. She is survived by her husband Donald F. Cameron her mother Mrs. Joseph K. Heliotes and one daughter Carol Jean Cameron.
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la Mirada Avenue
Turner and Stevens
Marengo Avenue
Holly Street
George E. Theiss
Cameron
Donald F. Cameron
Joseph K. Heliotes
Carol Jean Cameron
Dalzell Wilson Dies. Pasadena Leader Passes Away
Henry Dalzell Wilson, longtime San Marino resident and prominent civic figure, died Monday. Funeral at 4 p.m. Thursday at 1011 Oak Grove Ave with burial in Pittsburgh. He founded Wilson-Snyder Centrifugal Pump Co. and held multiple directorships and community roles in Pasadena. He is survived by his wife Janet Bryce Wilson, son Bryce, sister Velma, and brother Frederic James.
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Oak Grove Avenue
Henry Dalzell Wilson
San Marino
Turner & Stevens
Pittsburgh
Janet Bryce Wilson
Bryce Wilson
Velma Dalzell Wilson
Pittsburgh, Pa
Frederig James Wilson
Philadelphia
Summer Playschool Closes Friday With Games Exhibits Party
The 11th annual San Marino summer playschool ends Friday with final-day sports at 10 15 a m on Henry E Huntington School lower field and an 11 30 a m ice cream party in the gym. Exhibits from girls crafts and boys shop classes will be displayed in the patio windows. All children, with parents and friends, are invited to attend the finale and the Huntington playground remains open daily 9 a m to 5 30 p m through September 14.
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San Marino
William Renison
Aclivilics
Assisicu UY
Wickert
Merle Butterbaugh
del Risse
Henry E. Huntington School
Henry E. Huntington Parent Teacher Association
Huntington Playground
SPSM Teachers Get Increase In Salaries
The South Pasadena San Marino High School district boosts salaries for 1946 47 due to higher property valuations. Teachers receive a total raise of 50 dollars for the year, plus 200 dollars to the salary schedule and 150 dollars as a cost of living bonus, raising pay from pre war levels of 1881 to 2850 to a range of 2481 to 3450. Non certified staff gain five dollars per month in addition to a prior fifteen dollar rise.
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South Pasadena
San Marino
Iladena-San Marino
Air Authority Speaker At South Pasadena Dinner
The South Pasadena-San Marino W C T U will host a community dinner August 1 at 6 30 p m at South Pasadena Methodist Church. Harvey Stowers of the Aircraft Industries Association will discuss Air Power Formula for Peace and a Technicolor film When Tomorrow Comes will be shown.
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South Pasadena-San Marino
America
Stowers
Messrs
Mmes
Carl V. Cooper
Claude Lashbrook
J. C. Partsch
Harold Kuck
Alfred Eggleston
Charles E. Carver
George G. Walker
H. E. Hutchinson
Norman Lindley
W. Cloyd Snyder
South Pasadena
Francis Flynn
South Pasadena-San Marino High School
Camp Del Dia Closes Season With Program
Last Thursday marked the close of the fourth year of Camp Del Dia for Girl Scouts and Brownies with 110 registered. Teenage girls led the campfire and songs while units presented puppet shows and pantomimes. Mrs. Edward Graham and staff received praise for organizing the event at Lacy Park.
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Lacy Park
Edward Graham
John Malone
Ralph Dow Jr
Surplus Nail Promise For Veterans Housing Effort
Tibbetts announces that nails for 30 000 homes would be released within 30 days for the veterans housing program. The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce presses FPHA and NHA to reveal stock levels and accelerate shipments while calling for a congressional inquiry into bungled handling.
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Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
NHA
FPHA
Tibbetts
Kiwanis Meet Endorses County Bond Plan for Aug 6 Vote
Kiwanis Club of San Marino hosts speaker James Carpenter after induction of two new members. County bond package totaling 45 million dollars backs seven issues including a 19 million courthouse, 2 million juvenile detention, 8 million beach parks, 6 million incinerators, 1.275 million art institute, 3 million Hancock Park museum addition, 5 million jail. Captain Robert Moar to discuss Paris as seen by GIs.
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County Museum
Hancock Park
Castaic
Woody & Eddy’s
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San Jino
Robert J. Moar
San Marino
Moar
Adjutant General
Paris
Bible Society official speaks at San Marino Church services
Henry Harris Ragatz, secretary for visual materials at the American Bible Society in New York, will address the 9 45 and 11 worship services at San Marino Community Church on Huntington Drive Sunday morning. He has served the society for over 25 years with a prior post in Denver.
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American Bible Society
New York City
San Marino Community Church
Huntington Drive
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Society
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Colorado
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Hollywood
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San Marino Community
Mrs. Anderson Rites Today
Mrs Ora W Anderson died after years of illness and lived in San Marino about eight years She is survived by husband Arch W Anderson chairman of the California Bank three daughters Mary Copeland of Long Beach Archa Lundahl and Alice De LaVergne of San Marino Funeral held today at Heather Forest Lawn officiated by Dr P Martin B
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Ora W Anderson
Plymouth Road
Archa Lundahl and
Alice de LaVergne
San Marino
San Marinans urged to vote in Los Angeles County election
The Tribune urges all San Marinans to go to the polls on August 6 to decide if county proposals should be accepted. Whether voting yes or no, readers are urged to show interest in democracy by casting a ballot.
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Suspect Held To Answer in Theft Charges
Suspect Fred Ebell of Fresno held to answer on suspicion of burglary after a gunfire incident with Police Lt. G E Norwine. Trial set for August 5. Clyde E Hopping reported his Oak Knoll home ransacked with gloves and about $800 missing. Gloves found in the police chief’s office. a Glendale woman testified her son’s graduation wrist watch was stolen and money saved for a vacation disappeared.
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Fred Ebell
Fresno
Clyde E. Hopping
Oak Knoll Avenue
Glenn McClung
Ebell
Glendale
Scouts Collect 25 Tons of Paper in San Marino Drive
The San Marino Boy Scouts, leaders, and committeemen thank residents and Tribune for aiding a major paper drive. Troop totals: 9,709 pounds by Troop 3, 16,? pounds by Troop 4, and 3,000 pounds by Troop 5. Funds will support the coming year’s Scout programs and relieve sponsoring groups of costs.
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San Marino
Tribune
Faw
San Maririsas
Robert Oeir
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