Air Force sergeant Cunningham rises in rank in Japan
Sergeant Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham of San Francisco, advanced to sergeant in the U S Air Force. He serves in the 20th Weather Squadron in Japan and Southern Korea, observing conditions and compiling data for forecasts used worldwide. He attended Raffel High School before enlisting in January.
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San Anselmo lawsuit cites Marin Superior Court
A damaged OCR item notes a case in Marin Superior Court involving G. W. Phillips of San Anselmo. It mentions an accident near San Rafael and a claim filed for $18,000, with dates truncated but indicating an incident on August 2.
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Missing Context Returns Fragmentary Arvada Note
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions Arvada and a signature with the name Wes or Bente. The text is unclear and appears to be part of a larger note or message rather than a complete news item.
Moscow Demands Tito Death as Yugoslav Unrest Grows
Moscow and Belgrade traded harsh notes over Tito and Yugoslavia. Pravda printed a demand for Tito’s execution and Yugoslav replies accused Moscow of double crossing Tito. Reports described threats to protect Soviet citizens in Yugoslavia and warned of possible war.
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Sausalito Citizenship Case Ends in Mock Trial
A long running dispute in Sausalito between postmaster Robert Frost and Henry Meyer climaxed in a Lions Club mock trial. Meyer produced citizenship papers, then challenged Frost to prove his own birth status, ending with no further use of the term alien among residents.
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Worker on bender may lose unemployment benefits
The California unemployment insurance appeals board ruled a worker who comes to work drunk after a bender can be disqualified from benefits for five weeks. It deemed such misconduct a breach of the duty to the employer that harms the employer’s interests, but allowed after the penalty period the possibility of collecting maximum benefits.
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Grand American Trap Shoot Opens in Vandalia
The Grand American Trap Shoot begins in Vandalia today with nine titles at stake. Rudy Etchen of Los Angeles won the open championship yesterday, while Etchen and rival pro Outtoughman Morrow tied for first at the end of the first 200 targets in the 16 yard event, each breaking 200 straight.
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Belloise Returns to NYC for Sugar Ray Robinson Fight
Steve Belloise the Bronx Bomber returns from training camp to prepare for Wednesday night’s 10 round non title bout with Ray Sugar Robinson at Yankee Stadium. Belloise plans four final sparring rounds at Bobby Gleason’s Bronx gym amid optimism after Marcel Cerdan predicted a Belloise upset.
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Sugar) Robinson
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Temperance Leader Claims Alcohol Costs Americans Vast Sums
Violet T. Black of Evanston Wisconsin told the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at its 75th anniversary convention that Americans spend about 1 004 566 per hour on alcoholic drinks. She based the figure on annual hours and the Commerce Department's reported 8 800 000 006 dollars spent by consumers last year for alcoholic beverages.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
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U.S. Department of Commerce
Old age security rolls expand with California aid totals
In Marin County 55 people under 65 received old age aid in June 1948 with average payments of 70.45 and total aid reaching 50 722 for the month. California totals show 232 072 people over 65 on the rolls and 245 294 aged aid recipients overall with June payments averaging 35 per person and monthly totals near 17 206 073. The article links rising relief costs to state constitutional provisions and administration, urging Prop 2 adoption at the November election.
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California
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UN budget request faces criticism from budget committee
United Nations aims for a 44.3 million dollar 1946 budget mainly to fund expanded technical aid and staff growth. The independent committee of budgetary experts urged cuts totaling about 1.9 million and called for a thorough staff review before the permanent Manhattan headquarters opens.
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New York Leads Nation in Value of Manufactured Pradicts
The New York Commerce Department reports the state has led all others for more than a century in the value of manufactured products.
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