Trillingham Backs Naming of School for K L Carver
County Superintendent Co C Trillingham endorses San Marino School Board action to name the new K L Carver Elementary School in honor of a long serving board member. He praises Carver and urges recognition of dedicated volunteers in education.
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County Superintendent of
C. C. Trillingham
San Marino
K. L. Carver
Maurice Jones Jr
Trillingham
Mr. Carver
Board of
San Marino City
California
Jones
Carver
Sewer District Tax Rate Down
Preliminary estimates for Sanitary Sewer District 16 show the tax rate dropping from 24 cents to 14 cents. The district funded a trunk line linking the treatment plant in Wilmington to the ocean outfall, and with construction finished the rate covers maintenance costs and should stay steady. The district includes Pasadena South Pasadena Alhambra and San Marino.
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Sanitary Sewer District
Wilmington
Clark E. Bell
San Marino
Pasadena
South Pasadena
Alhambra
Kiwanis San Marino Luncheon Features Impromptu Round Table
Kiwanis San Marino gathered at Harry Raymond's for its Tuesday noon meeting. Vice-President Allen presided as members spoke two to three minutes on assigned topics with entirely extemporaneous responses. Wayi Dunham assigned July program roles.
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San Marino
Collision damages cars. driver injured at Huntington and Wilson
A crash at Huntington Drive and Wilson Avenue last Tuesday evening left E. Haines of 266 Pasqual Street San Gabriel with minor injuries after his head struck and shattered the left door glass. His car collided with a vehicle driven by Walter Nelson of Alhambra.
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Huntington Drive
Wilson Avenue
E. Haines
Pasqual Street
San Gabriel
Walter Nelson
Alhambra
POUND GUILTY FOR BURGLARY IN PASADENA CASE
San Marino police arrested two Los Angeles men on June 4 as they attempted to rob Pierre's Rest by, later the Superior Court in Pasadena found Srrester Stewart and Walter Steinhagen guilty of second degree burglary. They face sentencing August 13 and may seek probation.
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Pound
Srrester Stewart
Walter Steinhagen
Los Angeles
San Marino
Pierre
Pasadena
Along the Drive At Huntington School Lunch Hours Change
A local note recalls noon lunch period shifts at Huntington School to 12:30 to 1:30 starting August 2 to accommodate early lunching workers. It mentions dog collars causing barking, a girl’s quip about Life magazine, a political dig at the “I” ego, a boy’s weather joke, and nostalgia for car ads and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chum
Huntington School Playground
Rotary Club to hear industry preparedness talk by Ernest Richardson
Rotary Club of Pierre hosts Ernest M. Richardson of Alhambra to explain the plan of the Mu nitions Board and its joint industry military procurement. He will show how small businesses can join the plan and be studied for detailed to the board.
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Pierre’s
Ernest M. Richardson
Rotary Club of
Alhambra
Richardson
Munitions Board
D. D. Gordon
Mr. Richardson
Brazil
Alvaro Chaves
Chavez
Copacabana
Rio de Janeiro
Rotary International
E. C. Barkstroms
Where Has My Little Dog Gone Snoopy Lost in Cooper Residence Area
An eleven year old blond cocker spaniel named Snoopy is missing from 2815 Monterey Road. He wandered Tuesday afternoon in unfamiliar territory while the home is in Flintridge. Call Sycamore 9 2360 or return to 2815 Monterey Road.
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Snoopy
James Coopers
Monterey Road
Flintridge
Granada Storm Drain Back In City's Lap
A San Marino representative committee asks Pasadena city officials to act on the Granada storm drain before winter rains, citing increased runoff and threatening erosion along Monterey road to Huntington drive. Officials note no legal city liability but acknowledge moral obligation to assist abutting property owners. turn to page six.
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Granada
San Marino
Monterey Road
Rambro Road
Panningway
Monerey
Southwest Military Academy
Huntington Drive
Pasadena
Our City
McNitt Loses Out As Committee Head
Rollin McNitt of Melville Drive was replaced as chairman of the Democratic County Central Committee by Glenn Anderson of Los Angeles at a meeting in that city Tuesday night. Rumors had said the left wing would withdraw support in favor of William Mosely or Anderson, and Tuesday’s vote showed a majority backing Anderson from the 46th Assembly district in Inglewood.
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Rollin McNitt
Melville Drive
Democratic County Central Committee
Glenn Anderson
Los Angeles
McNitt
William Mosely
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Inglewood
Car Stalls Backing into Edison Pole Wire
An abandoned car owned by Ralph Erickson of 1308 Olive Lane La Canada was found Tuesday night on Encino Drive caught on a guy wire of an Edison pole.
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Ralph Erickson
Olive Lane
la Canada
Encino Drive
New Homes Face Changes To Building Rules
Architects plan radical exterior updates for future homes as a public hearing on July 28 seeks amendments to the building code. Current rules allow caves up to three feet but new designs require at least four feet, delaying several residential plans.
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George H. Crowshey
City Planning Commission
Chief McClung Chosen To Head New Public Safety Department
Editorial argues fresh anti subversive laws are needed beyond the Alien Registration Act of 1940 to expose and reach undercover Moscow agents and communist front organizations. It notes indictments in New York show top leaders can be prosecuted but stresses real risks lie in underground subversives. Turn to page six.
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Communist Party
New York
United States
Fosters
Dennises
Williamsons
Moscow
Czecho
Police And Fire Departments Merged Under Public Safety Head
The City Council created a Department of Public Safety headed by Glenn F. McClung merging police and fire into one unit under his supervision. The move, approved at an adjourned meeting, is intended to increase efficiency and save costs.
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Glenn F. McClung
Department of Public Safety
McClung
City to Ban Dump Burning and Consolidate Public Safety
San Marino and Monrovia will end burning at the Peck road dumps on August 1 under a new public safety department plan. Chief McClung will direct both fire and police units with radio equipped cars to improve efficiency and emergency response.
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San Marino
Peck Road
McClung
Public Safety Department
First Annual San Marino Tennis Tournament Produces Champions
The event at Henry E. Huntington School on a short notice produced champions for the National Public Parks and Playgrounds Tennis Championships in Los Angeles. Irene Stewart and Joan Taufenbach led in women's play while Harvey Parker defeated Jim Doan in a tight final. Julie Sampson and Bill Cranston won the mixed and junior titles amid competitive matches and sportsmanship.
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Bill Cranston
John
San Marino
Bill
National Parks and Playgrounds
Los Angeles
W. E. Cranston Jr
Old Mill Road
Henry E. Huntington School
Menteeke 2
Dan Marino
C. C. Howard
Julie Sampson
Irene Stewart
Joan Taufenbach
Lewis Bond
R. C. Gould
Peter Linthicum
Harvey Parker
John G. Sobieski
Larry
C. Lattin
S. Burkman
Larry Doan
Jim Doan
J. Teter
W. Cooper
Durinda Purkiss
A. C. Purkiss
Janet Leeds
Gail Arnett
Pete Linthicum
Frank Jorgenson
Jack Sisson
Raymond Pentz
Jim Devers
Dave Barry
John Cranston
Ronnie Stewart
Cranston Brothers
Ined L. Imler
F. Hugos
Page
Plan Play Day Activities at Lacy Park
Boys and girls from Huntington Valentine and Stoneman playgrounds will gather at Lacy Park tomorrow after noon July 30 for Play Day events. The program opens at 2 PM with special activities and ends with a family picnic at 6 PM and tennis awards. First event is a doll parade for first and second grade girls featuring dolls and doll buggies.
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Huntington, Valentine
Stoneman
Lacy Park
Playgrounds remain open to Sept 11 for San Marino youth
The three area playgrounds will stay open for San Marino youngsters through August and until school starts on September 13, per C. C. Howard, superintendent of recreation.
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San Marino
C. C. Howard
School Fair Schedule Highlights Juniors to Eighth Grades
Fourth and fifth graders host doll and bicycle contests with prizes for most unique doll and bicycle. Tug of war, foot races, softball, volleyball, ping pong, and folk dancing fill afternoon and evening slots. Family picnic dinner closes program.
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Valentine
Eaton Wash Bridge Repairs Close Drive
The north side of Huntington drive from San Gabriel Boulevard to Rosemead Boulevard will be closed immediately through mid September for Eaton Wash bridge work. Traffic will be diverted to the south side during repairs.
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Huntington Drive
San Gabriel Boulevard
Rosemead Boulevard
Board of Supervisors
Eaton Wash
Parking Lot Expansion Near Shopping Bag Store
Grading on the new parking area behind the Shopping Bag store on Huntington Drive began Tuesday. The one way lot will hold about 30 cars with entry from Ridge Way Road and exit through the rear Tribune alley toward Roanoke Road. It will be leveled to match the alley, blacktopped, and marked before use.
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Huntington Drive
Ridgeway Road
Tribune
Roanoke Road
Improvement Plans For Sheffield Road Bids Abundant
City Council reviewed bids for Sheffield road work part of a larger resurfacing project. Estimated cost around 7000 dollars with bids from 4600 to 7200 dollars. Contractors listed include R. A. Merrill 7089.20 and Carl C. Crandall 7233.45.
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Sheffield
R. A. Merrill
Carl C. Crandall
E Council
Building Permits Lead County By City Size in Six Months
A Los Angeles County survey shows San Marino at 14th in permit value for the first half, with $619,284. Monterey Park is next with $612,260, followed by Monrovia at $511,161 and South Coast City in the top tier.
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Los Angeles County
San Marino
Monterey Park
Monrovia
South
Funeral Service for H. E. Rogers
Funeral services were held at Turner Little Stone Chapel Alhambra for Harry E. Rogers 2420 Coniston Place who died Sunday July 25 Interment was in Woodlawn Cemetery Santa Monica Rogers a 25 year area resident 49 years in California native of Rangely Lake Missouri lifetime Santa Monica Lodge No 906 BPOE member survived by his widow Lillie M Rogers a sister Thelma S Gram of Millbrae and brothers Orville and Ray Rogers of Los Angeles.
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Turner, Stevens and Turner
Little Stone Chapel
Alhambra
Harry E. Rogers
Coniston Place
Grant J. Hoge
Woodlawn Cemetery
Santa Monica
Rogers
California
Rangely Lake
BPOE
Lillie M. Rogers
Thelma S. Gram
Millbrae
Calif
Orville and
Ray Rogers
Los Angeles
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C. Trillingham
Kiwanis
Life
H. T
Rotary Club
Nixon
Glenn McClung
Felix Withbrodt
G. E. Norwine
Police Department
Fire Department
United States Army
Provost Marshal’s Office
Sheffield Road
H. E. Rogers
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