Publisher Bilked Papers Of $50 000 In Newsprint Scheme
Los Angeles publisher Bilhar Waxman was arrested on seven counts of grand theft after allegedly using $50,000 from five Southern California papers to buy newsprint at inflated prices. Investigators say he planned to funnel the print to other publishers, with bail set at $5,000 and arraignment scheduled tomorrow. The office plans a grand jury inquiry into the allegations surrounding Waxman, a figure active in local politics.
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Volher
al Waxman
Sprint
Southern California
Waxman
Eastside Journal
Here
Notive
Los Angeles
Elveles
Hollywood Citizen-News
van Uys News
Pumana Progress
Mielin
Compton Herald-American
Rogers-McDonald
Aly. S
Ernest Roll
Domorrow
Jac McClure
Fatter Morgan
Nximan
Wexman
Francisco
Charles Orrison
San Francisco
Athory
Axman
Fletcher Bowron
Death notice for Ind Huth Dane and Ava J. 313% aged 77
Obituary fragment notes services held at Bres Chapel on Monday for Ind Huth Dane and Ava J. 313% with mentions of John Willi bploved, Lola Pisdy, and Gio. Affected, unclear text references suggest local funeral arrangements and survivors.
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Finyers
Ind Huth Dane
Bsard
Ava
John Willi
Emanayward
Lola Pisdy
Gio
Local Egg Market Report From Central California Prices
Local egg market quotes from Poultry Producers of Central California show varied prices by size and weight. Large 73 cents, medium 82, small 43. large B 8 dollars. livefowl broilers ranged 32 to 36 cents per pound across weight classes. hens and roasters priced within 27 to 36 cents. squabs listed at 0.
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Prtom
Central
California
Henshey' i
U.S. and British Diplomats Plan Jap Peace Pact
Washington reports plan finalizing the Japanese peace pact draft this week for the San Francisco conference. Draft circulated to 49 nations declaring war on Japan. copy to Japanese government. Objections arise from Indonesia, Burma, the Philippines, the Netherlands, and others amid Soviet opposition signaling possible diplomatic maneuvers before the conference.
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Washington
San Francisco
Indonesia
Burinta
Piilippines
Netherlands
Moscow
High 12 Clubs Launch Drive Against Dope
Hayward club leader details at the High 12 convention in Chicago as the international organization endorses a nationwide narcotics campaign. President Sined announces a planned participation by every High 12 club in the United States with intent to combat the narcotic menace.
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le International Order of High 12
Chicago
Sined
J. Wallace Forbes
Temple University Dental School
Reliving
Orgation
Sid
Marke
United States
Waluesricket
Cain
Staud
Dudge Otto Cox
Indianapolis
Porbos
Ji Siaed
William Bowman
Haywerd Chal
John W. Myers Rites Held in Hayward
Services for John William Myers 72 died Friday at Sorensen Brothers Chapel. He is survived by his sister Ellen Myers of Hayward and Lola Purdy of Tracy. A native of China, he lived in Magsvard for 20 years and resided at PRG Ruth kine. Interment was at the Chapel of the Chimos in Oakland.
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Hayward
John William Myere
Work Hole Tel
Sorensen Brothers
Myers
Ein Myers
Tayward
Loln Purdy
Tracy
Ghin
Mic
Magsvard
PRG
Ruth Kine
Chimos
Oakland
Heaviest Traffic Day Recorded on Gate Span
SAN ee ce UP reports the heaviest traffic since the pole gate opened in 37 with 49,803 vehicles. The record surpasses earlier weekly totals and marks a peak in vehicular flow on the span. A separate Ann Arbor report notes the autopsy of former University of Michigan administrator Malcolm Tl Site, who died by suicide after a long illness, with cause listed as cancer.
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Ann Arbor
Bheh
Usm
Malcolm Tl
University of Michigan Prrhapss
Himgelf
144th Wing To Encamp At Santa Rosa
Fourteen hundred yifie and airmen of the Air National Guard's 144th Fighter Wing will leave Hayward for a six day summer camp at Santa Rosa Naval Air Station. Col. R. G B. Moore disclosed the plan and a trophy will be presented for the highest team score in a Florida gunnery meet. Governor Warren plans to attend the observance on Governor's Day with local civic dignitaries present.
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Hayward
Air National Guard
Santa Rosa Naval Airstation
R. G B. Moore
Florida
United States
National Guard Bureau
Washington, D. C
Millen Graham
Squidium
Warl Warren
Bike Crash Breaks Youth Leg in Parking Lot
Roland Noland 18 suffered a broken leg when his bicycle skidded on a slip from the pedal and struck a parked car at 638 p.m. yesterday. The car owner was Jane Hunt 21, parked at 1339 1 street.
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Hayward
Roland Noland
Four Street
Jane B. Hunt
Newspaper boys compete in tossing at fair
Sacramento state fair hosts Newspaperboy Day with more than 10 000 boys expected. The 11 day event opening August 30 features contests in paper tossing losing folding and throwing to test carrier skill as youths celebrate and enjoy the day.
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Sacramento
Earier
Newsies
Camp invites Fourth Air Force and Navy reps
Representatives of the Fourth Air Force and the Navy have been invited. The camp is conducted in conjunction with the Fourth Air Force, Western Air Defense Command.
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Fourth Air Fore
Navy
Fourth Air Force
Western Air Defense Command
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