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07 Sep 1944
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
1
State School Aid Trends From 1930s California Data
The California Taxpayers Association analyzes rising state aid to public schools. It cites 1943 44 district totals of about 16.5 million for 254 639 pupils in Los Angeles County and compares with 1932 33 figures of roughly 7.33 million for 254 513 pupils. It notes a 1933 constitutional shift of county school funds to the state and mentions Proposition No on the November ballot that would raise state aid by about 15 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Tatne
California Taxpayers Association
Los Angeles County
Idto
Association
San Gabriel Mission Marks 173rd Anniversary
San Gabriel Mission marks the 173rd anniversary with a three day carnival starting tomorrow through Sunday a fiesta ball a symphony orchestra concert and a queen pageant Religious ceremonies conclude the observance Sunday A Sunday morning procession and flag presentation precedes the open air mass at the San Gabriel Valley High School patio with horsemen in a parade bearing flags to honor the birthday of San Gabriel Arcangel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission San Gabriel Arcangel
San Gabriel Valley High School
California
San Gabriel Arcangel
Frank E. Lee Services Held In Pasadena
Last rites for Frank E. Lee were held at the First Baptist Church in Pasadena with Dr. David J. Evans officiating. Interment moved to San Gabriel cemetery. Lee, a 14 year local resident born in Illinois, had lived in California 30 years and belonged to the Pasadena church. Surviving are his widow Ella, a son Donald, a daughter Mrs. John B. Sox of Temple City, two sisters Bernice and Lena Lee, Oakland, and two grandchildren. Lash Funeral Home arranged arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Lee
Banningway
First Baptist Church
Pasadena
David J. Evans
San Gabriel Cemetery
Lee
Illinois
California
First Baptist Church of
Ella Lee
Donald Lee
Enver
Cole
John B. Sox
Temple City
Bernice
Lena Lee
Oakland
Lash
Mochareo
Siteral
Minor collisions cause light damage in two accidents
In San Gabriel and San Marino, two separate crashes caused only minor damage. A car struck a truck owned by Fred Stewart on Huntingon drive near San Marino avenue, scratching the truck and bending the car’s wheel. Sgt. William Punch Jr. hit a curb, damaging the right rear wheel of his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabres
Lasstrost
Fred Stewart
San Gabriel
Hunting
San Marino Avenue
Daint
William Punch Jr
Huntington Drive
Angeles
Army Promotes Walter E Lawrence To Lt Colonel
Promotion of Walter E Lawrence of San Marino from major to lieutenant colonel announced by the war department. Now commanding officer in Southern Italy with the air service command after overseas service in Tunis. He entered the army in 1941 and served at Mather Field Sacramento Victorville and La Junta Army Air Field. He attended UC Berkeley and was affiliated with Phi Kappa Psi. Mrs Lawrence resides with her parents in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Lawrence
San Marino
War Department
Italy
Air Service Command
Lawrence
Tunis
North Africa
Army
Mather Field
Sacramento
Victorville
la Junta Army Air Field
Colo
University of California At Berkeley
Phi Kappa Psi
Gainsborough Drive
Reeve Gartzmann
Kinneloa Ranch
Pasadena
Parents Urged To Help Further Traffic Safety
Police Chief Glenn F. McClung urged parents to cooperate in protecting schoolchildren from accidents on the way to and from classes. He stressed directing children to safe routes and crossings with police guards at key intersections near the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn F. McClung
McClung
Virginia Road
San Marino Avenue
Granada Avenue
Huntington Drive
Thunderbolt pilot collides with Me109 in midair and returns home
First Lt. Alfred E. Benton of the Ninth Air Force in France reports leading Thunderbolts against 35 Me109s. He collided with an enemy plane, destroyed it, and crash landed his crippled craft near safety, recounting a tight dogfight and bold rescue attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Air Force Thunderbolt
France
Alfred E. Benton
Euclid Avenue
Ninth Air Force
Benton
Thunderbolt Group
Gil L. Meyers
Admission Day Observance Recalls 12 California Flags
Californians observe Admission Day next Saturday marking California as the 31st state. Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West host ceremonies at the Los Angeles Police Academy with bear flag presentations. The California Bear State flag was adopted February 3, 1911, and is the eleventh of 12 flags to fly over California. The sequence begins with Carlos V’s royal ensign raised October 10, 1542 near Hueneme, followed by Drake’s England flag, the Spanish national ensign raised in 1785, and the Russian flag raised September 10, 1912 at Ft. Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueneme
Juan Rodrigues Cabrillo
England
Drake’s Bay
Sir Francis Drake
San Diego
Russia
Ft. Ross
Ivan A. Kuskof
Blood Plasma Theme Of Poets Contest
A poetry contest sponsored by Don Blanding for the California Federation of Chaparral themes on blood donation and plasma carries prizes for original unpublished works submitted anonymously by November 1. Entries go to Helen Hyde Jensen at 10421 Woodbridge Ave North Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Blanding
California Federation of Chaparral
Californi
Helen Hyde Jensen
Woodbridge Avenue
North Hollywood
Applications for A Rations Now Due in San Marino
San Marino motorists must mail renewal applications for A gasoline ration books to the ration board immediately to be valid by September 22. Board chairman M Wallace McAfee urges inclusion of back covers and inspection slips with applications, available at gasoline stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
M. Wallace McAfee
Plane crash lands after propeller damage during training
Lieutenant Benton barely nursed the vibrating aircraft to a stop after a collision sheared a foot from a propeller blade. He avoided a bailout and landed with the plane on its nose as ground crews took showers nearby. Sgt. Carl Newsome recalled running from the shower as the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
G. I
Carl E. Newsome
Ocala
Féa
Reading Club Closes Year With San Marino Party
San Marino Public Library ends its 1944 vacation reading club with a 2 to 4 pm party for participating children and friends. Certificates for completing the program, reading 10 books on the theme America the Country of the Four Freedoms, and writing a report on one book, will be awarded to Mary Post Patricia Post Diana Wickman Donna Spencer Diane Gardner Vivian Bennistoun Janet Friederich Jane Jeffreys Glenda Crandall. Reports are on display and will be returned after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino Public Library
America
Mary Post
Patricia Post
Diana Wickman
Donna Spencer
Diane Gardner
Vivian Bennistoun
Janet Friederich
Jane Jeffreys
Glenda Crandall
Scout District Committeemen Plan Meeting in San Marino
Scout district committee members for San Marino will hold their first meeting of the new Scout season Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Scout cabin. Plans for the coming year will be outlined and the nominating committee will meet. Activities include a paper drive and increased camping and outdoor work for 135 Boy Scouts and 165 Cub Scouts in San Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Scout
San Merino
San Marino
McLaughlin Blasts New Deal Oil Theorists
Roy P. McLaughlin, Republican candidate for Congress in the 12th district, addressed the Alhambra Kiwanis Club criticizing New Deal theorists. He accused Washington of promoting government controlled oil cartels and contrasted foreign involvement with American company restraint abroad. He urged careful study of the international, legal, and business aspects of the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy P. McLaughlin
Congress
12Th
Alhambra Kiwanis Club
Washington
McLaughlin
Local Hero Lt. Croul Receives Distinguished Flying Cross
First Lt. John V. Croul son of Mr and Mrs C R Croul of 1754 Warwick Road earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for a raid on May 5. He has 33 missions as of August 11 served as navigator near London and later as an instructor in England after a knee wound and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Croul
C. R. Croul
Warwick Road
Army
South Pasadena - San Marino
London
Croul
War Department
At Air Base
England
San Marino Masons Hold Final Banquet Before Charter Vote
San Marino Masons hosted a banquet at the South Pasadena lodge with 90 of 130 members present. Judge William B. McKesson served as toastmaster as the group awaits October grand lodge action on whether the lodge receives a charter and constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Ernest R. Purdum
William B. McKesson
Stanley M. Arndt
Don G. Jenness
Edwin B. Gibbs
Leo E. Sievert
George R. Best
George R. Friedrich
Adrian C. Stanton
Earl E. Lyons
Richard H. Crowshey
Horace E. Vedder
Tiger Nine Falls to Sunland Tigers 7 1 in Sunday Baseball
Sunland defeated San Marino 7 to 1 on the Sunland diamond. Paul McCloskey and Chino led with three for five each. Guttere y earned the win while J Schmitz took the loss. Multiple players had hits and two stolen bases were recorded by Etter Cena Salas and Chino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino Tigers
Sunland Sandwich Shop Baseballers
Sunland Diamond
San Marino
Paul McCloskey
Sunland
Chino
Smith
Reinke
J. Schmitz
McCloskey
Miller
Peres
Gutterey
Cena
Mullens
Schmitz
Kenson
Etter
Salas
Rousselot
Moore
Peanney
I Sunia
T. H. Boysen Dies at Home of Heart Attack
T. H. Boysen a security first national bank real estate officer in Los Angeles died at home from a heart attack Saturday. He was 16 years a local resident, born in Cedar Falls Iowa and Iowa State College graduate. Survivors include his widow Florence and two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Little Stone church Alhambra with interment in San Gabriel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Boysen
Security First National Bank
Los Angeles
Cumberland Road
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Iowa State College
San Gabriel
Schools to Open Fall Term Monday in San Marino Area
San Marino area schools and Pasadena Junior College begin fall term with registration and class organization. Registration windows run at various campuses, with detailed room assignments for junior high students and new teachers. Senior high schedules start at 9 am, with 40 minute periods, while junior high begins at 8:15 am. Cafeterias operate, lunch periods defined, and campus activities including tours and vesper service planned for Pal Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Pasadena Junior College
South Pasadena- San Marino
Stoneman School
Valentine School
PTA
Huntington School
Elmer H. Neher
Sexon Auditorium
PJC
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
South Pasadena-Sau ‘Tering
Legion To Hear War Stories At First Meet
San Marino American Legion Post 239 opens its fall season with two WWII veterans as speakers. Machinist Mate First Class H B Inzer USN and Pfc Robert L Kelley USMC recount Pacific battles and a Saipan foxhole ordeal where Marines held off enemy troops for 20 hours and killed 20 attackers before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. “Ben” Inzer
USN
Pfc
Robert L. Kelley
USMC
San Marino
American Legion Post
San Gabriel Country Club
Inzer
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Saipan
Kelley
Pacific War Topic Highlighted by Oneonta Talk
Col William J Fox former Oneonta club member and Henderson Field commander will discuss The War in the Pacific at a Civic Affairs program Monday 6 30 p m at the Woman s clubhouse South Pasadena Barbara Wilcox and Mrs Raymond Wilcox present readings Eula Beal contralto will sing with accompanist Mrs Norman Hassler Charles L Arthur and Louis T Fletcher San Marinans on the planning committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Fox
el Toro Marine
Oneonta Club
Woman’s Clubhouse
South Pasadena
Colonel Fox
Guadalcanal
Henderson Field
Pacific
Barbara Wilcox
Raymond Wilcox
Eula Beal
Norman Hassler
Charles L. Arthur
Louis T. Fletcher
San
German professor to entertain San Marino Rotarians today
Prof Macht Nix Aus, a cousin of Senor Yo No Sabe, will entertain San Marino Rotarians at noon at Pierre's. Rea L. Eaton leads the program. Last week Capt Jesse Bales of the Mira Loma quartermaster depot spoke on army rations and war dog training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macht Nix Aus
Senor Yo No Sabe
Rotary Club
San Marino
Pierre’s
Additional Facilities Planned for Tri City Sewage Plant
William A. Allen, superintendent, disclosed to Pasadena city manager C. W. Koiner that to relieve overloaded units serving San Marino, new facilities must be built as soon as materials arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-City
San Marino
William A. Allen
C. W. Koiner
Pasadena
August gains in local construction and sewer usage noted
Construction in San area shows gradual August gains with one new residence valued at 2999 boosting August valuations to 6921.50. Two permits issued for garden wall and garage enlargement. Pasadena area sewage plant handles rising flow as population grows, with total daily average 10 600 gallons and 62 percent of tri city sewage treated here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
George H.p
Umit
R. A. Angle
Banning Way
Garden
W. F. Pruden
West Drive
Pasadena
Allen
San Miaring
Alnarmora
South Pasadena
Brownie Troops Open Roster to New Girls
Enrollment opens for new Brownies with signups arranged by Mrs. Ralph Dow Jr. San Marino Brownie Scout chairman. Eligible are girls in grades three and four. mothers are urged to enroll daughters by calling Sycamore 3-5674.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dow Jr
San Marino
Dow
Sycamore
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