Tenney Attack on Trillingham Stirring Up Political Speculation
A San Marino controversy over Senator Jack B. Tenney’s attack on County Superintendent C. C. Trillingham stirs talk that Tenney uses the Los Angeles school system as a springboard toward a U.S. Senate bid. The piece notes Trillingham’s defense of public education and proposes local lay councils to inform citizens about school programs while warning against self organized pressure groups.
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Jack B. Tenney
C. C. Trillingham
Tenny
Trillingham
Tenney
Sheridan Downey
San Marino
Los Angeles
United States Senate
Legislative Committee On un-American Activities
C. C. Thillingham
Thillingham
Supt
Street Rename Sparks Unofficial Repaint Battle
City Council approved Clarence street name change to Sheffield. Paul Barton ordered the repaint but Clarence Milbrandt redid the signs, painting Sheffield over Clarence. The incident highlights compliance gaps in municipal work.
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Clarence Street
Sheffield
Paul Barton
Clarence
Clarence Milbrandt
Walker Talks To Kiwanis Club During Foreign Trade Week
J L C Walker spoke to the Kiwanis luncheon with Mrs Walker after a Central America trip. He discussed travel experiences in Mexico Guatemala El Salvador Costa Rica and the Canal Zone and noted insights on U S trade relations. President Wharton was ill so Vice President Stark presided and best wishes were sent for a speedy recovery.
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J. L. C. Walker
Earl N. Wharton
Harold R. Stark
Wharton
Leo H. Hepp
David Gray
Oneonta Congregational Church
South Pasadena
Install New Stoneman PTA President
Mrs. James S. Evans was installed as president of the Stoneman Parent-Teacher Association at the year end meeting on Tuesday May 20 in the school kindergarten room. The event featured an original installation ceremony by Mrs. Howard W. Seidell and a full slate of executive officers.
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James S. Evans
Stoneman
Asso
Ciation
Fred Story
Francis R. Wilcox
Everett V. Prindle
Raymond Beebe
Buzz Ragatz
Stoneman Mothers
W. D. Currier
Frank E. Booth
H. H. Ozenghar
William E. Simpson
Scout Troop 1 Wins Excellent Rating at Camporee
San Marino Boy Scout Troop 1 earned an Excellent rating in all Marks of a Good Camping Patrol categories at the Rose Bowl Camporee. Senior Patrol Leader Bill Fundenberg led the troop in a fully boy-led camp, with H Lloyd Hall as master of ceremonies and about 2000 scouts from the Pasadena San Gabriel Valley in attendance.
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Rose Bowl
San Marino
Bill Fundenberg
Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley
Camportee
H. Lloyd Hall
Few Voters Cast in San Marino School Election
Only 128 votes were cast last Friday in the Huntington School election, about three percent of registered voters. Morris B. Pendleton ran unopposed for the Board of Trustees, while Mrs. Gertrude L. Thompson defeated incumbent Clare A. Mason for the high school board, with Thompson 66 and Mason 61 in San Marino County totals Thompson 673 Mason 314. One ballot was void, unmarked by the voter.
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Huntington School
San Marino
Huntington Drive
Morris B. Pendleton
Board of Trustees of
Gertrude L. Thompson
Clare A. Mason
Thompson
Mason
Exhibit Of Maps To Close Sunday At Huntington Library
The Huntington Library will close its exhibit of rare 16th century maps this Sunday. Forty-five manuscript and printed maps depicting America precede 1600 and are shown in color. Beginning June 3 the library will display Mark Twain material. hours are daily except Monday from 1 to 4 30.
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Huntington Library
America
Mark Twain
Sub Post Office opens new sub station in Rose Shop
Sub Post Office 41 new sub station known as number 14 opened Monday morning in the Rose Shop at 2574 Mission Street. Superintendent John M. Carroll reported the opening and location.
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Mission Street
John M. Carroll
PTA Endorse Recreational Projects On San Marino Ballot
San Marino and Huntington PTA presidents announce their groups support for the June 10 bond issue to fund local recreational facilities. The effort aligns with National PTA goals and follows extensive community study led by Neumeyer and San Marino committees. Herbert J. Powell is noted for architectural work and leadership in the field.
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PTA
Washington, D.C
Department of Justice
United States
San Marino
Martin H. Neumeyer
USC
Playground Commission
Teachers Seek $5000 Top Salary At South Pasadena Board
At a South Pasadena-San Marino High School board meeting last night the teachers salary committee presented a plan calling for a top annual salary of 5000 dollars. The board will study the recommendations before any action.
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South Pasadena-San Marino High School
South Pasadena
Subscriptions Open for East City Hall Parking Lot
The Tribune urges donors to mail checks to the Parking Lot Fund in support of a new off street lot east of City Hall. Funds will be held in a special account until the full goal is reached, then given to city officials to cover construction costs.
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City Hall
the Tribune
Recover Property Before Owner Discovers Loss
Harold G Vermillion service manager at San Marino Appliance faced police inquiry about an electric drill. A car search failed to find it, but officers later located the stolen drill with thief Robert B Charles, who admitted theft from Vermillions car. Charles received 30 days for petty theft.
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Harold G. Vermillion
San Marino
Harold
Vermillion
Andrino
Robert B. Charles
Charles
Local Boys To Attend Week's Boy's State
Three local boys John Boyle Dexter Ragatz and David Kenyon will attend Boy's State in Sacramento from June 20 to 28 under American Legion supervision The selection comes from South School Junior class members by a committee of past attendees student leaders and faculty They are sponsored by local service clubs including San Marino Post American Legion San Marino City Club and Edison Post Los Angeles American Legion
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Boys’ State
Sacramento
John Boyle
Dexter Ragatz
David Kenyon
South Pasadena
San Marino
American Legion
Boyle
Mills College Exhibit Features Barbara Bageman Works
The College Art Gallery opened a new exhibit yesterday showcasing Barbara Bageman's photography and typography. Her works, including pieces from 1175 Lorain Road, broaden the gallery's diverse visual arts display.
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Mills College
College
Barbara Bageman
Lorain Road
Legion Preparing Poppy Day Observance in San Marino
The American Legion Auxiliary units plan Poppy Day for May 23 and 24 in San Marino. Volunteers will distribute crepe paper poppies to honor veterans and support disabled veterans, with making work by hospitalized veterans at the Veterans' Home of California for a large Hawaii order.
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San Marino
American Legion Auxiliary
America
Veterans’ Home of
California
Department of Hawaii
Auxiliary
New Members Join San Marino Rotary Club Meeting
The San Marino Rotary Club will welcome new members at the noon gathering today at Pierre's. Attendees include H. H. McCormick, Ha Bleeker, Eugene P. Fishburn, Christopher Hendra and Marcus L. Godfrey. Attendees will hear about the recent Rotary Club Convention in Las Vegas.
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San Marino
Charity costs county fifty million yearly
County Supervisor Roger Jessup told the City Club that charity in Los Angeles County tops the budget at about 50 million annually, with 80 000 on the rolls receiving 55 dollars a month. He urged efficient administration and praised Schools Superintendent C C Trillingham.
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County
Jessup
City Club
Los Angeles
Roger Jessup
Huntington School
County Board of Supervisors
C. C. Trillingham
Pasadena
Pomona
Legal Tangle Won’t Hit San Marino Water Supply
San Marino’s water supply remains unaffected by a court reversal in the Raymond Basin dispute among five cities and 24 private water companies. The California Michigan Water Company had appealed the basin allocation, and the Court of Appeals upheld the appeal. A rehearing petition has been filed with the District Court of Appeal, with most users contending the district court erred by reversing the Superior Court and remanding for retrial.
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San Marino
Raymond Basin
California-Michigan Water Company
Court of Appeals
District Court of Appeal
District Court
Frank C. Collier
San Marino Republican Clubs to Hear Tony Whan at Dinner
San Marino Republican Clubs led by the Women’s, Men’s and Young Republicans host a potluck dinner at Edward L. Emetts gardens 1591 Virginia Road on Wednesday evening May 27 at 6. Tony Whan will speak on The Business Gets Into Politics. he is a Pacific Advertising Company executive. Reservations by May 23 through Mrs. William G. Knocke or Harold Schweitzer.
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San Marino
Tony Whan
Edward L. Emetts’ Gardens
Virginia Road
Women’s Republican Club
Roy F.sign
Young Republican Club
William Knocke
Whan
Pacific and Advertising Company
Agers’ Club
Advertist Club of
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Sales Executives Club of Angeles
Donal Jackson
Congress
Beverly Young Republican Clu
Republi
State Central Committee
Boyd H. Gibbons Jr
William G. Knocke
Atlantic
Harold Schweitzer
Republican Club
Rockwood C. Nelson
William E. Cranston
Percy E. Peterson
Evan H. Sweet
Harold H. Schweitzer
Arthur B. Heywood
Peter F. Cassin
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Russel Post
Huntington Pta
William S. Eggleston
Valentine Pta
Fred Garrison
PTA Council
Citizens’ Committee of 125
Neumeyer
Committee of Five
American Institute of Architects
Herbert J. Powell
Sherwood Road
Southern California
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State Board of Architectural Examiners
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Legion
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