Weather Corner: variable clouds and rising temps with scattered rain
Variable cloudiness persists through tomorrow with slowly rising temperatures and a chance of rain. Regional forecasts show cloudy today. 30 percent rain chance tonight. highs around the upper 30s to mid 60s in various valleys and coastal areas. Winds vary. warmer by midweek with rain possible north of Ukiah and Red Bluff, spreading south to San Francisco and Marysville.
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Ukiah
Red Bluff
San Francisco
Marysville
Warner
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
Tide Tables Pocket Almanac Entry From A Shore Town
Tide times and light figures quoted with sunrise and sunset. Contains partial readings for high and low tides and weather numerals, with garbled remnants of measurements and prices.
Weather snapshot across California and beyond
A fragmented list shows temperatures and sky conditions for multiple cities including Bakersfield Fresno and Los Angeles with values like 39 and 46 degrees, Sacramento at 89, and widespread cloudiness or clear skies. Other entries note conditions in cities such as San Francisco Albany Albuquerque Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Fairbanks Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul New Orleans New York Philadelphia Portland Pittsburgh Portland Seattle Spokane Tampa Washington and more, with several mentions of rain or clear weather.
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Bakersliein
Fresno
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Diego
Spokane
San Francisco
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Ailania
Bismarck
Noise
Claudy
Boston
Buffalo
Clear
Chicago
Sjevelaml
Clouly
Denver
Bes Moines
Hietrolt
Fairbanks
Helena
Indianapolis
al Kansas
Las Vegas
Louisville
Memphis
Milwaukee
St Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenty
Plistaugh
Portland
Ore
Lawyers Busy On Miller Inheritance
In San Francisco eight heirs of Henry Miller split portions of an estate valued at $10 to $55 million. Bowles and Nickel factions divide the fortune, with court orders allocating 5.3 million to three Bowles relatives and 1 million each to three adult Nickels, plus 1 million each to two Nickel children. The trust, established in 1913, shields the inheritance from taxes.
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George McNear Bowles
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Dec
Beatrice Bowles Morse
Bi Aron
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Millers
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Mary Nickel Lomhardy
Sally Nickel Mcinane
George W. Nickel Jr
Thn
John Beverly
Nickel
Nina
Duck
San Francisco Bay Area
Bowles
Superior Court
Joseph Karesh
Laotian Foreign Minister Quinim Pol Sena Slain at Home
In Vientiane a guard from Quinim Pol Sena’s neutralist faction killed the foreign minister with 18 machine gun bullets and a final head shot after a royal reception. Quinim and his wife were attacked as factions collide. he died after being shot and his wife remained in a coma.
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Laos
Quinim
Polsena
Panisena
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Sao
Savang Vathana Ap l
Jegs
Insurance Plans For Trading Stamps Face State Ban
In Sacramento state Attorney General Stanley Mosk said plans offering insurance tied to trading stamps violate state law. Mosk contends such policies pressure buyers to purchase goods and discriminate. He cited six month automobile accident and driver hospital care coverage as examples, warning these schemes are improper.
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Ally
Gen
Stanley Mosk
Mosk
Justice Dept Bid In Race Case Loses
In Greenville Mississippi a federal judge refused the Justice Department request for an immediate order to block interference with Negro vote registration efforts. Judge Claude F. Selayson plans a later hearing. Dick Gregory arrived to speak at a vote registration rally and planned to join others at Leflore County courthouse for tests. The city, with 22,000 residents, lies in Mississippi’s cotton belt where racial unrest stirs voting. Leflore County has 6,199 registered voters, with only 4% nonwhite.
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U.S
Claude F. Selayson
Tupelo
Greenesville
Dick Gregory
Leflore County Court House
Mississippi
Larea
Leflore County
Sacramento Assembly Battle and Education Bill Contain Big Debates
Long list of legislative items shows Assembly fight over Speaker Insse Unrah, California Democratic Council clash, and bills ranging from school textbooks limits to local bond rules. Governors appoints John Errera to Public Works while flood relief allocates 5.5 million dollars and various education and ethics measures move through committees.
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Monagan
R-Fracy
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Carrell
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Barnes
San Diego
Fir
Forestry
Marks
R-San Franccisco
Winten
D-Merced
Palle
R-Salinas
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R-North
Fisze
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Miectoral College
Sherman Oaks
Navy Abandons Aviator Hunt Off Mexican Coast
The Navy ended the search for a missing aviator ejected from a two seat fighter plane off the Mexican coast near San MeGo California. No further details were provided about the incident or the aviator.
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Aviator
San Mhego
Cali
Mexi
Brown Braden Education Board Nomination Moves Ahead
Sacramento AP report outlines Brown administration push to confirm Thomas W. Braden to the State Board of Education despite Republican opposition. Key senators McCarthy Mundy and others split on committee, with Braden’s nomination advancing to the floor amid partisan clash over education and Rafferty controversy.
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State Education Board
Sacramento
Braden
Hugh M. Buns
D-Fresno
Rules
President Proden
Benate
McCarthy
Murdy
Iful
Renate
New Storm Delivers Snow and Winds Across Midwest
A spring storm spread from the Rockies into the Dakotas and Minnesota bringing more than 18 inches of snow in the Rockies and thunderstorms in the central and northern plains. The Kansas City weather office warned Nebraska farmers to shield livestock from high winds and drifting snow. Other regions reported light storm damage and generally mild conditions.
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Minnesota
Plains
Weather Bureau
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Nebraska
Almanac Today April 2 Events and Births
Almanac notes April 2 as a day with figures and events including Hans Christian Andersen born in 1805 and Emile Zola born in 1810. It recalls 1865 when Jefferson Davis fled Richmond after Lee abandoned Petersburg, 1902 Los Angeles opened its first moving picture theater, and 1917 Woodrow Wilson urged Congress to declare war on Germany. It ends with a thought from Wilson on efficiency through spontaneous cooperation of free people.
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Hans Christian Anderson
Fimile Zola
Jefferson, Davis
Richmond, Va
Gin. Robert. &. Lee
Richmond
Petersburg
Thomas Tally
Los Angeles
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Chaplin Jr. Suit Target Called by Wife in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Mary Chaplin seeks a separation and alimony order after Charles Chaplin Jr. disappeared following her return home from a hour-long absence. She asks the court to suspend $639 monthly alimony pending trial as she faces debts and a $300,000 trust fund controlled by National Bank. The bank opposes the motion and says it has not been served with Mrs Chaplin's suit.
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Chaplin
Charles
Vens National Bank
Ieft
Chaylin
Walier
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