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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1954

Page

3

Testimony on liquor payoffs could trigger action by weekend

In Los Angeles and San Diego reports a widening liquor scandal centers on payoffs and a lifeline of information from Wilson. Officials anticipate formal complaints and possible indictments as the probe expands to high political circles. Wilson died by suicide before action, with a lockbox and notes promising more evidence. Forest Lawn burial follows private services.

Los Angeles INS Derney Southern California Wilson Wilson Thomas W. Martin Jorney General Los Angeles S. Erland San Diego Don Keller Wilson Keller Virginia Aman Forest Lawn Memorial Park

Alaska Hawaii Statehood Bill Faces Senate Action

Democrats push a combined Hawaii Alaksa statehood bill and a $1 billion Upper Colorado Basin project. Chief concerns include public power policies and the Hell's Canyon Dam plan. Senate Interior Committee led by Senator Murray may clear statehood for both territories. House resistance looms with Speaker Rayburn opposing.

Washington Sms Colorado Basin Senate Interior Committee Interior Department Hell's Canyon Dam James E. Murray Mont Sam Rayburn Tex Mea Hile Reclamation Weston Upper Colorado Mirvax GOP Eisenhower I Canyon Arizona-Utah Eera Taft Benson Eastern Economy California

Tax Bill Reaches Ninety Billion In 1934 Revenue

The Tax Foundation reports Americans paid a record 90.55 billion dollars in government taxes in fiscal 1934 despite fee cuts. It notes per capita receipts fell to 372 dollars after population growth, with state and local taxes rising and federal share at three quarters of total taxes. The national debt stood at 251.36 billion through June 1954, average per capita debt at 1670.63 dollars.

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Cow Rescued After Roosting on Meriden Barn Roof

Two policemen on patrol spotted a cow on a barn roof in Meriden Connecticut. They assisted a nearby farmer, built a makeshift ramp, and coaxed the animal safely down with no damage to barn or cow.

Meriden Conn Bessie

Perjury Trial Of Lattimore Gets Underway

Far East expert Owen Lattimore faces a perjury indictment as defense and prosecutors clash over judge removal. The case revisits past disputes over Communist sympathizer allegations and references to Lattimore’s Senate testimony.

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Navy Center Donates $83,869 to Crusade Effort

Oakland Naval Supply Center presents a check for 83,869 to the East Bay United Crusade. Selmer H. Berg received the donation amid praise from Crusade officials highlighting growth over last year despite staff reductions. The campaign is led by Rear Admiral LT Earle Hipp and Captain Louis E. Fretch of Alaska Naval Air Station.

Oakland East Bay United Crusade Oakland Naval Supply Center Selmer H. Berg Crusade Sua Earle Hipp Oakland Naval Crusade’s’ ‘Military Division Louis E. Fretch USN Alaska Naval Air Station

Twenty Thirtians To Hold Christmas Party in Castro Valley

Castro Valley Twenty Thirtians announce a Christmas party for children and a rummage sale to fund club philanthropies. Don Moberg says John Wright’s party stars will appear at the Castro Valley Community Center next Sunday. Manny Pontes leads a 20-30 committee for a rummage sale at IDES Hall in Aarward Saturday. Club members will place candy machines in area stores to support the 20-30 fund, and four boys will receive miniature gold baseballs from Bill Andrade at the weekly Castro Garden meeting.

Castro Valley Don Moberg Talay John Wrights Sarla Claus Castro Valley Community Center Manny Pontes Ides Hall Aarward I Club Castro Gardeng Castyn Valley Little Coast Bill Andrade

James R Agee Named As Presiding Judge

Oakland Superior Judge James R. Agee will become presiding judge of Alameda County starting January 3, replacing Ralph E. Hoyt who shifts to jury trials. Charles Wade Snock will head Agee’s criminal court, with C. B. Fox and Donald K. Quayle reassigned to civil jury and front criminal court respectively. Probate department remains under James G. Quinn and the juvenile court under Allen G. Norris. Other civil jury trial assignments include Victor Wagler Woolsey and Thomas W. Led.

Oakland James R. Agee Fct Alameda County I Agee Ralph E. Hoyt Charles Wade Snock Agee C. B. Fox Donald K. Quayle James G. Quinn Victor Wagler Woolsey Thomas W. Led

Unlucky World: 1944 Safety Oddities Across America

A National Safety Council collection highlights bizarre 1944 accidents from Washington to Chicago and California. Tales include a Washington woman left in a car with a dog, a Kansas City man crushed by a collapsing wall, a farmer kicked by a cow, a boy exploding caps, and a circus daredevil’s near miss.

Chicago Washington, D.C Kansas City Wal Nutt National Safety Council Washington William Suite Mr. Bushman Lew Rabeous Leslie Ertl Pinckneyville Ill Anadarko Okla Billy Law Billy Judy Combs Cincinnati

Friend's Testimony Denied by Dr Sheppard in Trial

In Cleveland Dr. Sam Sheppard disputed testimony from his best friend about a 1953 divorce discussion and denied writing a 1950 letter. He admitted dating another woman in 1950 and clashed with prosecutors during cross examination, maintaining his marriage was ideal. A Tokyo tremor followed, felt across the city at 5:50 p.m. local time.

Cleveland Sam Sheppard Lester Haversten Sam Matilyn Haversten Meritel John J. Mahon Marilyn Chip Richard Jol J. Mahon Dr. Sam Margaret Kauzer Susan Hayes A. Wes William Zorrigan

Arrest Expected in Phenix City Murder Case

Galveston Texas reports County Attorney Jack Callahan said he expected to arrest Alabama Attorney General Silas Garrett on a first degree murder charge connected to the slaying of Bert Patterson of Phenix City Alabama. Garrett previously faced a rate fraud indictment and was hospitalized at John Sealy hospital. A warrant arrived in Texas by plane but papers were incomplete overnight.

Galveston Tex Jack Callahan Alabama Silas Garrett Bert Patterson Phenix City Ala Garrett John Sealy Lamar Murphy Russell County Callahan

Truman Launches Campaign for Memorial Library Fund

Former President Truman launches a drive to raise funds for a Memorial Library in his hometown of Independence, Missouri. He schedules meetings, visits Independence Hall to present a portrait of Benjamin Franklin to the National Park Service, and attends a luncheon with the American Philosophical Society. Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay will accept the portrait.

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