Beulah Overell Cannon Gives Birth to Child
Beulah Overell Cannon who, amid a sensational Newport Harbor murder trial, gives birth to a premature son named Stephen. The child weighs two pounds and is expected to require incubator care as the case centers on the fatal killing of her parents by arson or related acts.
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Los Angeles
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Medical schools receive AMA grant amid policy push
The Avencin medical association announced a $500,000 grant to several medical schools as part of the AMAs policy-making drive. AMA delegates pledged to strengthen opposition to proposed health policies while chair Baneron said the appropriation would support national education funds and reactive efforts.
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Eva Braun film rights seized in Berlin by Allies
The Justice Department biopoly office reports seizure of Eva Braun private film rights and related materials in Berlin as Allied forces moved to secure assets. The action targets alleged property tied to Eva Braun reportedly connected to wartime activities.
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Justice Department
Sailor Union to Halt Loading at Oregon Ports
The Sailor Union of the Pacific threatens to stop loading ships at Oregon ports today over safety concerns amid longshoremen issues. The move follows failed conditions for members and potential work stoppage after 3 a.m. in Hood River area. crews consider action to protect workers.
Move to Stop All Shipments To Red China
A scrambled, OCR style report claims the Commerce Department moved quickly to halt all shipments to Chinese Communist ports. It alleges customs orders to seize American ships bound for Red China and detain cargoes as they near the canal. The item mentions senators and criticisms of Britain's role in Hong Kong and notes a late confirmation of a director at a state agency.
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Vets Oppose Plea of Women For Evacuation
In Birmingham Alabama veterans oppose a female evacuation plea amid Korea war tensions. Marine Corps League members urge President Truman to act, arguing private citizens cannot direct rationing or military policy. County officials call for unity behind national security efforts as about 100 relatives of servicemen gather at a local meeting.
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Menthers
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J ‘pBlate Therion
George Muddlesten
McWowall
County Wew Council
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McDonald
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Tanta
Minimum Mining Working Age Raised to Eighteen
The labor department ruled that youths under eighteen cannot work in mines, with a 16 year minimum for nonhazardous ground jobs. The policy favors safety, while ensuring certain job access for older teens.
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Pyre Labor Department
Whey
Fragmented WWII Military Training Fragment Cited
OCR fragment mentions Lt Gregory Er and a 40 Nowr dis. at Camp Roberts. It references course, personnel to disseminate information, and education programs in their units. Supervising troop information and education officer roles appear amid garbled names and addresses.
Poultry Prices from Central California Producers
Local egg market report lists quotations from Poultry Producers of Central California across grades sizes and products. Rulaid and other categories show varied prices for live birds and fryers, with ranges from 16 to 72 cents per pound and per thousand weights, reflecting market movement and demand.
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California
Reception Committee Members With Varied Duties
Under supervisor Date Lambert a May Ward high school reception committee member performs student body activities at football games and during lunch. They usher visiting teams and spectators to seats, serve on half duty each fourth period, with members from the Irishman and gophomorn classes. Officers are Ray Ramey president Brian Desmond vice president and Don Rogers secretary.
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Date Lambert
May- Ward
Captain Wilkinson to address CV Lions Tuesday
Ahoy weekly membership meeting features Captain Ro Wilkinson of the California State Highway Patrol speaking on traffic safety. The dinner gathering starts at 6:30 p.m. in the Lions building on Mutledge Road and welcomes all members and visiting Lions.
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California State Waehway Patrol
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Mutledge Yoad
Latin Clubs Plan Christmas Party and Seminar Meetup
Hayward high school Latin club announces a combined Christmas party and business session Monday evening in Room 3M guided by adviser Miss Mary M Halcomb. Members will discuss plans for a Latin seminar at University of California with Elizabeth Kelly from San Lorenzo High joining the group. refreshments will be served.
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Hayward High School
Mary M. Halcomb
Adivizor
Universit
California
Elizabeth Kelly
San Lorenzo High
Hayward
Warren McCord
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