Marine Claims Marijuana Trafficked at Camp Town
In San Diego a Marine told the state commission that marijuana was trafficked in Oceanside with no action from the State Board of Equalization. Col Henry Massie reported at least 590 cases of spinors involving marijuana in the area.
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Marine
Camp Town
San Diego
Mie
Marsil
Morie
Camp Piton
Californie Commission
Oceanside
State Board of Equilization
Henry
Massie
Juana
Neal’ & Giant
Berry
Wea
Guy Woodward
Board of Equalization
Westion
Wandward
Vitello Brothers
Qeesnside
Cablanca
Thomas M. ‘Thomas
Camp Pendleton
Keant
Itess
Caudle testifies to alleged $400000 tax shakedown plot
Ousted Assistant Attorney General T Lamar Caudle testified he heard last August of a proposed $400,000 tax shakedown involving Chicago attorney Abraham Teitelbaum. He recalled a call to a Florida contact and linked figures, noting a web of names and alleged meetings, while detailing investigations into liquor and drug reports centered on the Casablanca venue and Oceanside activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atorney Gener
T. Lamar Caudle
Chicago
Abraham Teitelbaum
Caudle
Frank Nerishay
Florida
Nathan
Promator
Numbter
Flis Peellier
Bart K. Naser
Hollyannd
Peitelbaum
Aenaslavy
Tl. Cohen
Atlanta
Whise
Foray
Maitalbaum
Cohen
Belding
Mathan
Nastor
Candle
Charles Oliphant
Ignerd
Revenue Bureau
Europe
Naster Wat
Grunewald
Grunawalsky
Washington Dads Club installs new officers in San Lorenzo
Tedford heads the installation as C. W. Tedford becomes president with Bill Brechter Neil Goldsmith and James Farwell as officers. Guest speaker Taya Claattie Superintendent Blair outlines school building program including five new schools in the Washington Money area with 12 classrooms two kindergartens and a planned West 153rd Avenue Tewelling School open for fall occupancy and possible double sessions through 1963. About 13,000 students expected in the district in 1086.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Washington
I Manor
Dads Club
Jast Werle
C. W. Tedford
Bill Brechter
Neil Goldsmith
James Farwell
Ken Wilson
Ralph van Novichck
California
Council of Dads Club
Taya Cla Atie
Tools Stolen From Garage Reported In Hayward
Sheriff reports theft of about 50 dollars worth of tools from a local Hayward garage. The loss was discovered by a tenant at 125 A Street and reported to authorities by Jon Saturday and Glen Fr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Sheriffs
Jon
Glen FR
Cullar
UN accuses Reds of blackmail over prisoner talks in Korea
Panmunjom dispatch reports Vice Admiral Joy as UN envoy demands immediate prisoner exchanges while Brig. Gen. Nuckols warns of no forceable option if the Communists reject the plan. UN broadcasts call Red tactics a thousandfold more repulsive than gangster kidnappings and urge early armistice talks.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Jowest
C. Turner Joy
William P. Nuchols
Nuckols
Tokyo
Free World
Europe
Red China
Iron Curtain
Washington
Frumar
Joy
Reds
Truman in huddle with aides on Korean truce issues
President Truman met with military and diplomatic advisers to discuss decisions needed for a successful Korean truce. The hour long huddle involved the joint chiefs of staff Defense Secretary Lovett and Undersecretary Webb as talks reached a showdown on prisoner exchanges and policing the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
Bouman
Florida
Joiint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
James &. Webb
Altornuy Acral J
Howard McGrath
Justice Department
UN Troops Repel Four Red Attacks on Korean Fronts
UN troops beat off four minor communist assaults on the east central front amid frigid 5 degree temperatures near the coast. One platoon sized force northeast of Pun-chow Valley was repelled with no UN ground lost. A fourth attack involved 13 enemy troops near Yangen, pushed back after 40 minutes. Western front saw about 80 Reds infiltrate toward a UN command post but were repelled. Moderately heavy patrol clashes occurred near Korangpo as activity eased after dark. Southern Korean forces report 17 guerrillas killed and 7 captured since Operation Ruthole began last week.
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ATH Army Headquarters
Korea
United Nations
Av &Th
Strenth Strucd
Puncbow Valley
Yangen
Uni
Korangpo
Uerrillas
Caplin
San Lorenzo Child Struck By Car In Alameda County
A one year old boy, James Glynn of 17352 Via Chiquita, was struck while pushed in a stroller along Buena Vista in San Lorenzo. He and another adult were taken to Hayward hospital for observation, later transferred for further checks on a possible fractured hip. The driver, 26 year old Ila Starkloff of Via Maria, reportedly lost control while trying to grab a dog, causing the vehicle to mount the curb and hit the stroller. Other injuries were reported from three additional weekend accidents as drivers apparently lost control of their cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Sin Lorenzo
Hayward Hospital
Acer
Buena Vista
James Glynn
Chiquita
Nadingila
Starkloff
Maria
Fan
Ashe Starkloff
Tn Faiswent
Hayia
Glynn
Hayward
Ward J. MoeNelis
Jane
Faicant Hospital
McNelis
Seaview Avenue
Pleasanton
Henry Koopman
Hill Road
Dublin
Lloyd M. Molles
Livermore
Livermors Plessanton
Frank Medeling
Conlewville
Medeiros
St. Paul’s Hospital
A. Werder
I. Relwand
Ito
Werder
Font Hospital
Cold Nights to Continue Across California Weather Monitor Says
The weatherman warned northern Californians to plan for continued cold nights for several days. Hayward High noted a season-low 40 degrees, below freezing for the first time this season, with Oakland airport at 32 and San Francisco at 39.9. Smudge pots lit in West Covina and Palmona as icy winds whipped through Los Angeles, marking a harsh cold spell through January 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward High School
Hayward
Oakland
San Francisco
Alaska
California
West Covina
Los Angeles
Pedestrian Hurt Badly in Crash
Hayward. David Ducharme, 12, of Main Street, was struck by an automobile around 2 40 pm Sunday while walking south on a west side street near the intersection. He was rushed to Fairmount hospital where his injuries were being assessed by attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
David Ducharme
Isuilons
Fairsmont Hospital
Dueharme
Fairmount Hospital
Final Stocks NW YORK Market Dips After Broad Advance
Trading lightened on the stock market with profit-taking from dime to fine amid lingering uncertainty. Television shares drew attention late, while most main listings stayed in a narrow range. Canadian Pacific led earlier, hitting a high before profit-taking, and Northern Pacific showed firmness toward the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Uney
Canadian Pacific
200 Pint Goal For Blood Bank On Dec 19
Hayward set a 200 pint goal for the tenth visit of the American Red Cross blood bank in Hayward. The unit will be stationed at Veterans Memorial Building on December 20. Mrs Dorothy Wand, local blood program chairman, urges a record sign‑up of donors. May ward area churches and Girl Scouts are assisting with preliminary appointments.
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Hayward
American Red Cross
Mobile Hha Bank
Hayward Dev
Veterans’ Memorial
Avon
Fh Pan
Dorothy Wand
Ppa Einen
May Ward
Child Hurt in Fall at San Lorenzo Report
A three year old girl, Carat Webber, suffered a severe injury after a fall at a bend in San Lorenzo. She reportedly tipped and hit her head, was taken to Fairmont hospital, then returned home. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Henry Bliss First Automobile Fatality in U S
Henry Bliss, 68, a Wall Street real estate broker, was struck and killed by a rubber tired car near 75th Street in Midtown Manhattan after an evening at Harlem. The driver, Arthur Smith, did not see Bliss in time to stop. Bliss died instantly, marking the first automobile death in the United States.
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Quiggew York
Henry H. Bliss
Midtown Manhattan
Bliss
Wall Street
Miss Lee
Harlem
Brooklyn Superbas
Fittsburgh Pirat
Pirates
Leo
Garrick
Zaza
Leslie Carter
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Migs
Rolure
Vna
Columbus
Bird
Arthur Smith
New York Herald
Sopl
Ellis
America
U.S
Lorenzo Dad's To Hear Talk On Recreation
San Lorenzo dads group hosts a meeting at the Community Center starting at 7:30 p.m. Doris Mev, supervisor of the Warward Area retreational department, will speak on recreation. Harold Davis covers child athletics and sports for the individual. A film titled Football Highlights and Sports Quiz will be shown. Refreshments offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Doris Mev
Warward Area
Stirting
Meak
Harold Davis
G.T. Patterson
Farmer Is Pulled From Well Safe Near Hermiston
In Hermiston Oregon a 1 year old farmer Norman V Ford was pulled from a caved-in well after more than 12 hours buried up to his neck. Rescue crews from McNary Dam used power shovels to dig a 20 foot shaft while a board and iron tube protected him. Ford remained conscious and cheerful, aided by oxygen as doctors evaluated possible leg injuries. His son Higson 18 aided by digging and was freed after seven hours of shoring and shoveling. The scene drew about 100 onlookers and the family gratefully credited the dam workers with saving the man’s life.
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Hermiston
Ore
U.P
Resevers
McNary Dam
Columbia Iver
Norman V. Ford
Ford
John Morton
Westland
Here
Higson
Sean
Pendleton
Typhoon Hits Central Philippines With Deadly Eruptions
United Press reports a typhoon strike across Negros Panay and Cebu with over 100 mph winds. Mount Hibok Hibok on Camiguin erupted six times in rapid succession, killing several and delaying relief efforts. Officials ordered evacuation and redirected aid to Cebu City and other hard hit areas amid widespread devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Mt. Hibok-Hibok
Camiguin Island
United Press
Rodolfo Nazarene
Gamiguin
Negros
Panay
Cebu
Camiguin
Juan Salceda, Jr
Bacalda City
Negens Island
Red Cross
McKinney Profit From Empire Tractor Stocks Stirs Probe
Democratic National Chairman Frank McKinney disclosed profits of about 60 000 from a 1000 investment in Empire Tractor Company and 74 900 for another associate as sworn testimony outlined rapid gains within a year. He said there was nothing unethical in the transactions while acknowledging the deal aimed to gain control of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Frank E. Malkinney
Shout
McKinney
Ailler
Carl
Frank M. McMate
Democric National Com Tuitteenan
Indiana
Carh
Empire Tractor Ca
Philadelphia
McTate
Indianapolis
Willian M. Bayle
Fritk Cohen
Empire Tractor
MrKinney
Tractory Company
Cohen
Preferrer
Fancy
Oakland Real Estate Broker Shoots Self
Oakland real estate broker Charles Vo Goin shot himself in his mouth as two Oakland police inspectors prepared to serve a grand warrant in a disputed deal. Goin survived, hospitalized in serious condition, while the case involved a $16,000 check to builder KL Cerrito and a $400,000 theft warrant linked to the McCoy financial dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarlanny
Spolkker
Oakland
Charles Vo Goin
Willameda Coumty Hospital
Eric Gustavsen
George Keller
Goin
Tading
Charles Metny
KL Cerrito
Wl Cerrilo
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Werner Reiniger
Jaenette Stretton
Oak Knoll Hospital
Reiniger
Miss Stretton
Acme
Thomas
Thew
Cmmissiony
Gen
Leray Hunt
O.K
Muir St. LU
Tedford
Red
Jolson
Earle Galbraith Jolson
al Jolson
Norman Kraina Kight
Las Vegas
Henry Bliss
Lorenzo
Central
Nystrom Furniture CO
Platfonh
Hassocks
Meekland Ave
Meora
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