Prosecution Opens in Conspiracy Trial of Carrigan Case
The prosecution in San Francisco outlined its theory of a conspiracy to defraud the government involving ex U.S. Marshal J. Carrigan and two co defendants. It alleged payoffs and a threatened transfer of a federal prisoner Phil Davis, with John L Church and others named as participants. The jury was to hear further testimony as the trial proceeded under Judge Cal Lemmon.
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Alameda County Building Trades Council
Raymond Calms
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San Francisco gang busted in marijuana ring case
Police arrested a teenage marijuana gang with 16-year-old leader in San Francisco. A 19-year-old and a 14-month-old baby were tied to the case as parties in custody for narcotics possession. Witnesses described baby-sitting payments in marijuana cigarettes and other drugs.
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Swetman
Crandall Child Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Hayward David Charles Crandall age four, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Crandall of 1326 Street, died yesterday at Children’s Hospital after a protracted illness. Funeral rites will be held at Sorensen Brothers’ Chapel tomorrow with interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. He is survived by his parents, Augusta Meyer and Louise Crandall of Hayward, and his grandfather Charles J. Crandall of Sacramento, among others.
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Bank draft to O’Dwyer for lend-lease payment
The State Department disclosed a controversial $2,000,000 bank draft made out to William O’Dwyer, then US ambassador to Mexico, was from the Mexican government for lend-lease goods. It was later canceled at the US request, with an equivalent sum in Mexican pesos provided for embassy operating expenses in Mexico City. The embassy acted with full State Department knowledge and did not deviate from standard practices.
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Bowman School Construction Under Way in Valle Vista
Construction started this week on the 435 994 Bowman school at Jefferson street Valle Vista district. Zaballos Brothers of Hayward are contractors. Officials hope the ten classroom unit named for Amos Bochman will be ready for occupancy by January 1962. Overcrowding will force several classes to double session until use. The Bowman school is one of six projects in a 31 954 322 building program.
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Amos Bochman
Map Defense Of Dozen Communists
A ballot of veteran attorneys outlined defense tactics to delay the trial of 12 Communist party leaders indicted for plotting to overthrow the government. Seven arrested in San Francisco were arraigned in Los Angeles with attorneys including Richard Gladstein. Federal prosecutors expect a lengthy trial possibly not starting until October or November. William Schneiderman remains in New York on $100,000 bail. others held on $76,000 bail.
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William Schneiderman
California
Government To Put Industry Under Control
Washington reports the government plans a controlled run of U S industry. Defense Production Administrator Fleischmann signaled a move to extend the EMP to all industry starting Oct 1, abolishing the open market for basic metals like steel copper and aluminum to assure civilian allocations amid defense supply rationing.
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Fleischmann
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Gangster Waxey Gordon Arrested With Narcotics
Waxey Gordon, age 63, longtime New York underworld figure, jailed in 250000 bail after being arrested with two packages of heroin on a Manhattan street corner. His alias Irving Werler disputed his high bail, while government notes Gordon’s past evasion of taxes and underworld control in the East.
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Bangster
Waxey Gordon
Thumber One
Gordon
U.S. Commission
Edward W. McDonald
Manhattan
Narny
Irving Werler
McDonald
Layout
Saypol
Ialef
Waxey
U. S
Thomas Rees
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Toray's egg quotes via the Poultry Producers of Central California list Nulaid eggs at 79 large, 67 medium, 62 small, and 43 large for a different label. Livefowl broilers under 2 percent yield 92 to 93. Fryers 226 to 3 pounds at 33 to 34, over 9 pounds 33 to 34. Hens light under 4 pounds 26 to 27, over 4 pounds 27 to 28. Roasters 444 pounds, and over 15-96 hens heavy type all weights 31 to 32. Squabs 96.
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Death Notice Crandall of Hayward Aug 2
David Chavies beloved son of Sharles and ery Crandall and Wroodson of Augusta Meyer. Louise Randall, Charles SP, and Hayward. Aged months 8 days. Friends invited to funeral from Sorenseny Bros. Chapel Whiostreet Maynard Saturday AG 4 4NS1 at Y pan.7in ce of finners. Contributions may be finde fy the Children's Hospital of the Ras! Byy Malerment Holy Sepulyve cemetery.
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