Library Growth Highlighted in Huntington Report
Do Not Fail To Vote Tuesday Next-Vote For The School Bonds Usefulness ig, Of Library Is Growing i n a Proof that the Henry E. Hunt ingtn Library and Art Gallery is rapidly being recognized as one of the foremost research institu tions of the country igned in the sixth annual report on today. dinette, Erie et red and parts of the world each year come to Cal ifornia to take advantage of the woman Jt Se Resinit erature, art, and even botany. During the year, covered by the annual report, scholars from Stan ford University, the University of Chicago, the University of Mich igan, the University of Iowa, and the Brooklyn Public Library took advantage of invitations from the Library to carry on special studies which will contribute to better understanding of English and Am erican history and literature. In addition to those officially invited, students from the leading institu tions of the country are being attracted in ever increasing num bers to the institution, which in certain fields supplies material that cannot be found elsewhere. A permanent staff of scholars is carrying on research which is ex pected to throw important light upon the history of our civiliza tion. Research undertakings mention-
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Henry E. Huntingtn
Dinette
Erie Et Red
California
Stanford University
University of Chicago
University of Michigan
University of Iowa
Brooklyn Public Library
Boy Scouts Prepare For Council Comporal Event
Final arrangements are under way for the Council Comporal at Oak Grove Park in Pasadena this weekend. Troop 2 will enter five patrols by tomorrow afternoon. Mothers night plans near completion for Huntington school program Monday May 14. Scouts rush summer camp applications for August 9 to 18. James Yankie previewed steel plates for police car armor built in Buffalo New York.
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Oak Grove Park
Pasadena
Huntington School
James V. Yankie
Kern County
Buffalo
New York
Fascinating May Day Fete In Preparation
San Marino parents and children will join in playing make believe on Friday afternoon May 11 at Huntington School. The 2 15 p m pageant on the lawn behind the school features all pupils and interprets fairy tales in song and dance including Cinderella Aladdin Hansel and Gretel and Knights of the Silver Shield as part of the annual May Festival activity.
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San Marino
Huntington School
Cinderella
Aladdin
Hansel and Gretel
High School Board hires accountant for San Marino audit
Willis H. Brown of Los Angeles will audit San Marino high school books as requested by a citizens' committee. The bid is 350 dollars, with two other bids 530 and 700 dollars. Audit to be finished by June 1. The article notes the bond vote's importance to the community and civic pride.
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Willis H. Brown
Los Angeles
San Marino
Mr. Brown
Robert A. Hightower
Huntington Drive
San Marino Open House Showcases Student Work
San Marino schools hosted an open house at Stoneman and Huntington schools during Public School Week. Parents and friends viewed exceptional student projects and yearlong work under faculty guidance, with every child presenting something to celebrate progress and effort.
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San Marino
Stoneman
Huntington
Innovations Talk at Arroyo Hotel Dinner
Chester Rowell hosts a Pasadena event with James W. Foley as toastmaster. Robert A. Swink retires after a year as president, Frank Brooks becomes new president, and Harry L. Harper of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce praises the Huntington Library and Art Gallery. Carl Wopshall reacts to the library’s status.
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James W. Foley
Arroyo Hotel
Robert A. Swink
Frank Brooks
Swink
Brooks
Harry L. Harper
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Pasadena
Huntington Library
Carl Wopshall
Mayor Lacy and Councilman Valentine Discuss School Safety
The Tribune reports on interviews with Mayor R. H. Lacy and Councilman W. L. Valentine about the need to protect schoolchildren by enforcing safer building conditions. They express unified support from the City Council for action to address unsafe structures and prevent harm to students.
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R. H. Lacy
W. L. Valentine
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California tourist gas tax revenue report reaches readers
A California survey reports $1 605 496 collected from out of state motor tourists in 210 839 autos with an average tax of 7 61 per car. The Los Angeles area county allocations total $266 049, highlighting the impact of tourism funding and state ads.
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California
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Caisson
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Pultetes
Los County
San Marino May 8 Bond Election For $85,000
San Marino residents vote next Tuesday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Huntington School cooking room. The San Marino School Board proposes an $85,000 school bond to rehabilitate the two district schools. Voters are urged to vote early and spread the news of the election.
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Anniversary edition praises San Marino growth
San Marino Mayor Richard H. Lacy commends the San Marino Tribune for its 21st anniversary edition. He notes the historical page and social and educational sections reveal the city’s beauty and progress and congratulates Editor Mr. Collins and staff.
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San Marino
Calif
Collins
San Marino Tribune
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