SOS Reds Organized for Servicemen in New York
A Senate committee testimony described the SOS, the Sweethearts of Servicemen, as a Communist front in New York City. Informant John J. Huber alleged SOS members lured lonely sailors with liquor and dancing, aiming to sway them to the Communist cause and infiltrate unions and facilities.
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Washington
U.P
Amer
Jon
Gorminy
New York
Senate
John J. Huber
PBL
Tuber
Teniel
Sheepshead Boy
Puttles
Phin Pink
Sarvicemen
Hie Jrirla
Meng Vernon
N.Y
Communist Party
Ah Iaid
Shugo
Santa Claus Revealed as Hollywood Philanthropist by Bankers
Bankers disclosed that Santa Claus really lives in Hollywood and operates year round to aid needy families with anonymous checks. The mystery donor, described as a prominent Hollywood man outside the film industry, sends varying sums via the post office and two banks, with signed letters and a list of rules. A Cincinnati mother of nine reportedly received a $100 check after a May revelation of Santa’s existence.
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Hollywood
Santa Claus
Holywood
St. Nick
Galden Ules
Cincinnati
Ohio
Santos
Alameda County Plans to Declare Some Streets County Roads
The Alameda County Planning Commission urged the board of supervisors to accept existing streets in old subdivisions as county roads despite not meeting the 60 foot width. Commission members cited terrain and existing construction as barriers to widening and highlighted Alta Vista Valle Vista Hayward Hills El Portal Village and East Oakland Terrace streets.
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Alameda County Planing Commission
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
Alta Vista
Valle Vista
Hayward Highlands
el Portal Village
East Oakland Terrace
Fire damages Castro Valley home injures elderly woman
An explosion of gasoline in a Castro Valley kitchen burned the elderly resident of 70 Forest Avenue on hands and wrists. Firefighters extinguished the blaze at the home of Elizabeth Jaeger after the accident occurred Monday morning. the injured woman was transported to Fairmont Hospital for treatment.
State Assembly Passes $2.5 Million School Aid Bill
The California Assembly approved a bill to allot 2.4 million dollars plus 100 thousand from the governor’s emergency fund to aid needy school districts. The measure creates a formula to assess need and addresses growth in pupil numbers and rising operating costs.
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Sacramento U.e
State Assembly
Genera
Edie Ry
Metsure
Robert C. Kirkwood
Saratoga
Lidovel Lowery
Rumsey
Lowerby
Education “Department
Julian Beck
San Francisco
Eark Warren
Senate-Assembly
Beck
Boy Scouts Rescue Lost Elderly Woman
In Winslow Arizona a Bear patrol of Boy Scouts aged 12 to 14 located Mrs. Bien Rymus, who wandered eight miles from her home in near-freezing conditions. She was found in Jack Canyon and transported by ambulance after volunteers and Civil Air Patrol joined the search. The rescue followed a long night in harsh weather with Mrs. Rymus in serious condition today.
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Winslow
Aris
al — Aarque
Boy Scouts
Bien Rymus
Rymus
Hon
of Und
Winslow Seauleen
Civil Air Patrol
Bear Patrol
Jacks Canyon
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SOS
Reds
Elgin
Shaeffer
Tay Ward
Eweleers
Resto
Parker
Kreisler
Remington
Emington Razor
Castro Valley
MingTe
Penney
Pennny
Hayward
Xmas Santa
A. C
C.D
Chelstinas
S.mik
Gabardine Sfort
Towncraft
S. M. Ly
Jwomen's
Olantie Walsh
Smimmis and
Forge
Pannoy
WIGH
Pleaby
Walla
Sanfarlsad
Dad
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