Outlook Dim For U.S. Dried Fruit Exports
A six country European survey reported by University of California economist Wellman shows little chance of quick recovery to prewar export levels for U.S. dried fruits. Demand remains strong, but Western European buyers shift to lower priced sources and governments keep tight import controls, Belgium being the only country with relatively open U.S. access.
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Berkeley
Fret
If. R. Wellman
Giarmini Foundation
University of California
College of Agriculture
United States
Belgium
France
Netherlands
Ssweden
United Kingdom
Germany
Wellman
Europe
Quicksilver Mines Readies to Open Across California
Mining experts report a comeback in California quicksilver as prices rise with plans to reopen Western properties inactive since World War II. Sonoma County pits like the Debwey and Culver-Baer mines resume operations, Buckman Inc expanding in Guerneville, and New Idria gearing underground work under Gordon J. Gould Co. Leases and rehabilitation efforts aim to prevent future damage while awaiting a government price program.
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San Francisco
California
Mi Ing
Sonoma County
Sonoma Quicksilver Mines, Inc
Guerneville
Déwey
Buckman, Inc
Memphis
Culver-Baer
Eureka
Flagstaff
Lake County
Oat Hill
Knox
Mirabell Springs
Idria
Quicksilver
Gordon J. Gould Company
New Idria
Guadalupe
Campbell
New Almaden
Almaden
San Leandro Kiddie Pet Parade Opens Community Fair
San Leandro Township invites children 12 and under to enter pets in the kiddie pet parade as part of the San Leandro Community Fair on August 28. Prizes include bicycles and blue ribbons. Betty Grass coordinates the event. Entry forms are available from the recreation departments in San Leandro.
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San Leandro
Hkden Township
San” Leandro
Betty Grass
San Leagdro City
New Advertising Feature Signed By Hope Shearer and Jene Nutzman
The Daily Review will launch a new advertising feature next Tuesday titled Talking Shop. Hope Shearer and Jene Nutzman create the column with shops in Hayward San Lorenzo and Castro Valley tri community area. A weekly Lucky Shopper will be chosen at a shop featured that week to receive a gift from Talking Shop.
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Daily Review
Hope Shearer
Jene Nutaman
Talking Shop
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Review
Mesdames Shearer
Nutzman
Arson Suspect Kennth Skinner Referred To Juvenile Court
Kenneth Skinner a 17 year old indicted by a grand jury on eight counts of murder for an apartment fire July 22 was sent to the juvenile court by Municipal Judge John McMahon. The youth previously confessed but later said the fire was accidental. Public Defender Gerald Kenny said Skinner has no funds for counsel.
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San Francisco
Kenneth Skinner
Johnd. McMahon
Skinner
Gerald Kenny
Kenneth
McMahon
Water Loss Possible If Injunction Halts River Flow
Fresno reports regional reclamation official Richard L. Boke warned 30 600 acre feet of water could be lost this month if the government is ordered to stop diverting the San Joaquin river below Friant dam The Delano Earlimart irrigation district fears its entire water supply would be unavailable this summer Attorneys for the government testified that the bureau has released the amount requested by landowners seeking the temporary injunction Judge Peirson M Hall of Los Angeles signaled a restraining order may be issued if landowners present supportive evidence in the case
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Fresno
U.P
Regional Reclamation Bureau
Richard L. Boke
San Joaquin
Friant Dam
Boke
Delano‘Earlimart
Bureau
Neys
Peirson M. Hall
Los Angeles
Hall
Rec Riesta Date Set Aug 24 in Hayward
Hayward Area recreation district announces the annual Rec Riesta for August 24 starting at 10 a.m. at the Hayward airport playfield. Committee chairmen include June Yeates in special program Veronica Riges for folk dance Vivian Macy for craft exhibit Philip Silberman for neon show Giles Liegerot for games and contests Jim Wilcox for booth setup Harold Leel for finances Miss Higgs for publicity Chuck McClure for equipment and prizes Wilcox Liegerot and Miss Yeates for shooth promotion and development on playgrounds.
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Hayward
Recreation District
Hayward Airport
June Yeates
Veronica Riges
Vivian Macy
Phillip Silberman
Giles Liegerof
Jim Wilcox
Harold Leel
Miss Higgs
Chuck McClure
Wilcox
Liegerot
Miss Yeates
California Vineyards Fuel Record 3.1 Million Ton US Output
California vineyards contributed 2.9 million tons of grapes to a record 3.1 million ton U S production in 1346, reflecting the state’s vital role in national wine and grape output during the period.
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California
United States
CVA Debated in Northwest Power Plans and Row
The Columbia Valley Authority proposal faltered as administrator C Chard Davidson resigned and Robertson and others weighed the future of regional power, water and irrigation coordination. Supporters push integrated public, private, federal efforts while opponents favor a broader interagency scheme with fish protection shaping dam and power projects.
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Ore
Columbia Valley Authority
IVA
CVA
C. Chard Davidson
Interior
Portland
Davidson
Louisia
Columbia River
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
iRepublicans
Truman Democrats
Army Engineers
Department of Interiors
Columbia
Snake
Northwest
Oscarr Chapman
Chapman
Davidsson
Ments
Nob Ag
Peoples Utilities Districts
Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Municipal Power Systems
Een
Department of Interior
Valley Authority
North
California
Columbia Basin
Mary Vlahos Takes San Leandro Lead
Mary Vlahos, candidate for queen of San Leandro’s Community fair, led the field at the first report this week with 2600 points. The post office worker posted 700 points, while Ealy Marshal, backed by American Legion Fest 117, was second with 4430. Top five also included Leta Dane Mendonea, Jean McWilliams, and Colene Lafferty.
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San Leandro
Mary Vlahos
Phi Epsilon Phi
T Ions
Colene Lafferty
Exchange Club
Sugar Beet Nematode Pests Managed by Rotation
Alden Oliver and Cheryl Fry endorse crop rotation as the primary control for the sugar beet nematode in Alameda County. County farm advisor Stanley Coates warns that fumigants are uneconomical, recommending a five year rotation with crops like alfalfa and tomatoes. He lists host plants and stresses cleaning equipment and avoiding soil transfer between fields to curb spread.
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Mt, Eden
Alden Oliver
Cheryl Fry
Alameda County
Stanley Coates
Oliver Brothers
Coates
Philadel Flower
Boy Burglars Maybe Alliance Nob RIA Grocery Heist
A Nob. Alliance grocery reports a theft where several boxes of cookies were taken while the store’s safe remained untouched. The incident is being investigated by local police with calls for witnesses.
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Alliance
RIA. Grocer
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