Library Service Plan For San Marino Schools Moves Ahead
San Marino Unified School District would expand library services for grammar students next term pending City Council approval of city expenditures. The School District and Library Board have endorsed the plan, with projected city costs around five thousand dollars or more, including graded visit frequencies for each grade and weekly sessions for upper grades.
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San Marino Unified School
San Marino
June Bayless
Library Board of
the Tribune
Library Board
Newt Withers Injured After Fall From Roof
Newton Withers of Lorain road was injured when he fell from a roof at his home last Saturday. His back injuries are serious but he hopes to graduate. He is recuperating at Huntington Memorial Hospital with visitors welcome from 11 am to 8 pm. Withers has long been active in San Marino High School athletics.
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Lorain Road
Newton W. Withers
Harold C. McClellan
San Marino
McClellan
United States
Moscow
California
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Along the Drive On Liberalism and Shifting Roles
A humorous piece reflects on liberalism and changes in social norms. It notes more women drive cars today, recalls past driving from the back seat, and questions the number of churches in a Nevada city visited by a friend, hinting at surprising totals.
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Nevada
Post Office Reports Continued Rise in Receipts
Post Office reports receipts climb again after several months of growth. Officials note steady gains into May 1960 as mail traffic and revenue rise across divisions.
San Marino Red Cross drive hits 71 percent goal
The San Marino fund drive has reached 71 percent of its $40,000 goal with $3,221 less than last year at this date. Fund chair Stuart N. Cypherd cites Par-Aid as a factor in lower returns while noting its five percent collection fee does not apply in San Marino. Dorothy Kavanaugh adds that volunteer-based collection costs 1.8 percent.
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American Red Cross
Minnesota
Hawaii
International Red Cross
Chile
Japan
Stuart N. Cypherd
Fund Drive
Dorothy Kavanaugh
San Marino
San Marino to Cite Wrong Side of Street Parkers
Police Chief Joseph G. Miller says San Marino will strictly enforce the ban on parked vehicles with the wrong-side wheels starting June 15 under California Vehicle Code rules. The announcement cites a 18 inch right curb rule and cites will follow the new enforcement.
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San Marino
Joseph G. Miller
Freedom Award Goes To Cornell
John Cornell of Bedford Road received the Freedom Foundation's George Washington Award for his illustrated editorial series on the free press. The presentation was made by Herbert Hoover Jr. at the 7th Annual Awards luncheon at the Statler Hilton.
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John Cornell
Bedford Road
The
Freedom Foundation
Leo Thiele
Monrovia
Herbert Hoover Jr
Orlando Road
Advertising Club
Statler- Hilton
Frank Gard Jameson
Lombardy Road
Navy League
Ting
Arabian Nights Grad Night Prep At San Marino High
San Marino High prepares for the 1960 Grad Night with the Arabian Nights theme. Co chairs Mrs. Harry Baylies and George Marley report activity in Room 90 as fathers assist with decorations and electrical effects under Jo an Kemper and Daken Broadhead.
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San Marino
Joan Kemper
Daken Broadhead
Oliver Grant
M. W. Munyon
Harold Clarno
Paul Messenie
Committee of Mines
John Webster
R. M. Shelton
J. E. Francis
Film on Water Safety “Rescue Breathing” at Hunting
A film titled Rescue Breathing illustrating the latest water safety methods will be shown Monday June 6 at the Hunting citation venue. It will be shown twice at 8 p.m. and again later to the general public free of charge.
Building activity in San Marino tops one million dollars
San Marino reports building activity for the first five months of 1960 at $1,038,714, well above the $981,646 totals for the same period in 1959. May permits were slower, with values at $95,099, compared with last year, while several permits for residences, pools, walls and plumbing/ heating work contributed to the totals.
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San Marino
City Council Meets Next Wednesday in San Marino
The San Marino City Council will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday, June 8. City Clerk William Dundore notes the session starts at 7 30 p m at City Hall located at 2200 Huntington Drive.
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San Marino
William Dundore
San Marino City Hall
Huntington Drive
Local Vikings Plan Program for Scandinavian Princesses
Ole Jordheim of Virginia Road announces a Sunday evening program honoring the three Scandinavian princesses Margrethe of Denmark Astrid of Norway and Margaretha of Sweden.
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Ole Jordheim
Virginia Road
Margrethe
Denmark
Astrid
Norway
Margaretha
Sweden
Morris B. Miller Found Dead In His Automobile
Morris Barnes Miller of Orland o road was found dead in his car in the family garage about 8:30 yesterday morning. He was a landscape architect of wide experience and is survived by wife Ella three sons Barnes Michael and James and daughter Alice plus two sisters Mrs John McWilliams and Mrs Cholmondeley M Nelson. Funeral services Friday at 11 a m at the Church of Our Savior Roses road with Rev Crawford W Brown D D officiating. Interment to be in San Gabriel Cemetery.
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Morris Barnes Miller
Orlando Road
Miller
Ella
Barnes
Michael
James
Alice
John McWilliams
Cholmondeley M. Nelson
Church of Our Savior
Roses Road
Crawford W. Brown
D.D
San Gabriel Cemetery
Sixth Annual Spring Concert at San Marino High School
The San Marino High School Music Department presents the sixth annual Spring Concert tonight at 8 p.m. in the Elmer C. Neher Auditorium. Admission is free. The program features the Girls Glee Club and the San Marino High School Concert Band with wood wind and brass choirs, soloists, and student conductor Jim Rowland.
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San Marino High School
Elmer C. Neher
Girls Glee Club
Jim Rowland
San Marino reports $153000 in sales tax receipts for year
City clerk William Dundore says San Marino’s sales and use tax advance of 34000 plus a 3000 cleanup payment will lift total annual receipts to 153493.98, about 8493 above budget, though below last year’s 163274.21 peak. Other revenue gains include services, franchises, and library fines, with traffic fines likely lagging.
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San Marino
William Dundore
State Board of
Dundore
The Tribunes Views On Primary Rousselot and Local Officials
In the primary on Tuesday June 7 The Tribune endorses John H. Rousselot for 25th Congressional District and backs Arthur W. Meifert A Kenneth Spencer Julius A. Leetham and Elisabeth C. Smith for County Central Committee. William B. McKesson is endorsed for District Attorney.
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John H. Rousselot
County Central Committee
Arthur W. Meifert
A. Kenneth Spencer
Julius A. Leetham
Elisabeth C. Smith
Alan J. Leahy
Jack H. Robinson
Donald G. Savage
F. J. Pearne
Joseph Miller
Helen M. Wysong
J E. Young
Stuart H- Maude
Jills A. Leetham
Elisa C. Smith
Darline
Southwest Military Academy window damage report
Police report says a BB gun fired from the wash damaged 32 windows at the Southwest Military Academy on Monterey Road. Major Maurice Veronda, commandant, disclosed the incident last Thursday.
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Southwest Military Academy
Monterey Road
San Marino
Maurice Veronda
Advertising Leader Howard M Rosine Dies at 71
Funeral services were held at Forest Lawn Glendale for Howard M Rosine a Southern California advertising leader and LA Advertising Club director who died after a long illness He owned the Los Angeles Addressing and Mailing Company for 34 years retiring in 1947 He later started Addressing and IH Service in Pasadena with his wife Emily Rosine He was a life member of the Mail Advertising Service Association International and long time Western C1 president He was Northwestern University graduate and past president of the Big Ten Association of Southern California
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Church of the Flowers
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Howard M. Rosine
Adair Street
Southern California
Los Angeles
Emily Rosine
Mail Advertising Service Association International
Association
Western C1
Rosine
Northwestern University
Big Ten Association of Southern
Key Races Set In Primary On Tuesday June
San Marino voters prepare for the June 7 primary with major races in the 25th Congressional District where five Republicans contend for the nomination. Democratic challenger Jack Clair faces incumbent George A. Kasem. State and county contests include the 53rd Assembly District race Montivel A. Burke seeks reelection, and seven County Central Committee seats open with Republicans listing thirteen candidates. Presidential primaries offer barometer value as Nixon is unopposed on the Republican side and Brown faces McClain on the Democrat side.
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Harold C. McClellan
Orlambo Read
John H. Rousselot
San Gabriel
Georg A. Kasem
Mir. Rousselot
Teft
Rousselot Dea
McClellan
San Marino
Jack Clair
South San Gabriel
George A. Kasem
53Rd
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
George McClain
J. Noeh Schmitz
Howard Seelye
Newspapeor
William H.johnson
Mel Miller
Rousselot
San
Planning Commission Cancels Wednesday Meeting
San Marino Planning Commission canceled its regular meeting last evening due to no business to conduct. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday July 6.
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San Marino
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Newt Withers
Pate
Red Cross
Harold McClellan
Congress
Police Dept
Parkers
Cornell
Robert Zurbach
Mrs. Reineck
City Council
Morris B. Miller
William B. McKesson
SW Military Academy
Planning Commission
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