San Marino Resident Helps Honor European Theater Veterans
William L. Schneider, a five campaigns veteran and longtime San Marino resident, supports the Battle of Normandy Foundation in building The Wall of Liberty near Normandy. The granite wall will honor two million Americans who served in the European Theater, with a $40 registration fee per name and possible waivers for those unable to pay.
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San Marino
William L
Bill) Schneider
Wall of Liberty
ETO
Mediterranean
North Africa
Schneider
Europe
George S.patton
United States Third Army
179Th Field Artillery
Fourth Armored
Normandy
France
Rhineland
Bulge
Belgium
Luxemburg
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Moselle River
179Th
Bidault
Mobil Oil Corporation
Velma
St. Edmund’s Episcopal Church
Cub Scouts
Alhambra
Regensburg
Local Medical Lab Moves Hindered by San Marino Planning Board
The San Marino Planning Commission voted Aug 24 to deny without prejudice a variance for moving Executive Automated Laboratory Inc from 2596 Mission St to 2334 Huntington Dr. They directed staff to seek a zoning ordinance change to allow a conditional use permit, amid questions about parking and whether a medical lab fits the zone.
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San Marino
Executive Automated Clinical Laboratory, Inc
Mission St
Julie Javier
L.R. Sanders, Jr
Huntington Drive
DeBaun Lighting
Sanders
Grubb and
Ellis
Anaheim
Planning Commission
Javier
Steve Dorsey
Los Angeles County Fair Opens with The Big Howdy Theme
The 1994 Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona extends 24 days of rides, animals, and food from Sept 9 to Oct 2. Admission ranges from free for under five to $8 for adults with multiple discounts including after five, two day and group tickets, plus parking options. The fair promises historic displays, entertainment, and a celebration of America's past present and future.
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Pomona
North America
America
Los Angeles County
Along The Drive Calvin Coolidge Says Business Outlook
Calvin Coolidge stated that business will be better or worse, reflecting on the economic mood of the era and its uncertain trajectory. His remark captures the cautious tone surrounding commerce during the period.
Deadlines advanced for Sept 8 San Marino Tribune
Due to Labor Day the Tribune office closes Monday Sept 5. Deadlines for Sept 8 paper moved up with Church News Society Organizational School and Local News due Thurs Sept 1 at 5 p.m. Display and Classified Ads due Fri Sept 2 at 3 p.m.
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San Marino Tribune
Tribune
Volunteers Sought For SMHS Library Inventory
Community volunteers will inventory books in the San Marino High School Library on September 7 and 8. With budget cuts leaving the librarian position unstaffed, the project aims to correct mis-shelved and missing books before the new school year. Nancy Hunt coordinates Partners in Education and PTA affiliates lead the effort. non-parent volunteers are welcome. No special skills required. contact Nancy Hunt at 449-5456 to volunteer.
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San Marino
Nancy Hunt
Partners In Education
P.le
Ptaffiliates
Huntington Library 75th Anniversary Celebrated in San Marino
The Huntington Library marks its 75th anniversary with a year of events, exhibitions, and programs led by San Marinos George and Mary Lou Boone. Highlights include the Blue Boy Ball, Lincoln exhibition, Pictorialist photography show, Blake's Illuminated Prints, and lectures by Amy Tan, with tours and book releases guiding public involvement.
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Huntington Library
Bill Youngblood
San Marino
Henry E. Huntington
Huntington
Southern California
Henry Huntington
The
San Marinans
San
Virginia Steele Scott
J. Paul Getty Museum
Northern California
Huntington Gallery
William Blake
Blake
Abraham Lincoln
Scott Gallery
Childe Hassam
Southwest Chamber Music Society
Jack London
Aphra Behn
San Marino School Board Faces Voting Lawsuit Over Christmas Dance Incident
The San Marino School District faces a federal suit alleging equal protection violations after two black Huntington Middle School teens were denied entry to a December dance as nonstudents. The Davidsons claim racial hostility and humiliation, while district officials deny ethnicity as the cause.
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San Marino
Huntington Middle School
Tom Godley
Robert Davidson
John R. Davidson
Huntington
Godley
Huntington School
Davidsons
Wesley Bosson
Board of Education
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
James Royals
Jack McHale
Loren Kleinrock
Vanes Igh Taneal W
di Aes
Alex Boerschinger
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SM Planning Commission
Automobile Club of Southern California
Calvin Coolidge
SMHS
Henry Edwards Huntington
James Thorpe
the Huntington
Robert N. Essick
Franklin Walker
Botanical Gardens
Rahul Manchanda
Boerschinger
Manchanda
Davidson Brothers
McHale
Davidson
Carol Gillam
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