Major Issues in 1950 Congress Civil rights and Social Security
Washington reports divergent views on key 1950 issues. Democratic Whip Myers and Sen Taft highlight civil rights and Social Security, with Taft stressing deficit spending and taxation versus expense cuts. They flag housing, health insurance, Brannan farm plan, and Taft-Hartley repeal as major topics for the upcoming session.
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Washington
Aday Teat
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Intel
Taft
Myers
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Bemowetts
Bul
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Taftly
Notice of Alcohol Sale Permit Protest in California
Public legal notice states an applicant seeks to sell alcoholic beverages at a site in Sacramento County, California. It notes a protest by the State Board of Equalization and lists involved parties and a location in Dublin.
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Dublin Blyd
State Board of Equitination
Sucranente
California
Sie Thre
Slusiqle Beverages
Blackhurn Pit
Haag
Anscredating Pystottice tiny ward California
Bay area reader notice from a Hayward newspaper with garbled OCR includes a price line and street address. Mentions Alameda County California and a daily paper published at Castro Street. Contains unreadable name fragments and mixed postal clues.
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Tiny
Ward
California
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Mirela
Adios Ait
Hayward
Calharstia
Baily Review
Castro Street
Alameda County
Lucerat
Lockhaver
Roosevelt Opposed for Governorship Announcement
Los Angeles Attorney Welburn Mayock former DNC chief counsel will announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for California governor. He vows not to cross file, to support the party platform, and to run independently, denying any preordained aid from President Truman. He leaked plans by purchasing radio time for tomorrow night.
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Los Angeles
Welburn Mayock
Democratic National Committee
California
Mayock
Radiaime
Truman
James Roosevel
John D Morrison Dies at Local Rest Home
John D Morrison, Spanish American War veteran and husband of the late Julia Morrison, died this morning at a local rest home. Funeral services are pending at Sorensen Brothers' chapel.
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John D. Morrison
Julia Morrison
Sorensen Brothers' Chapel
Barnacle Club Christmas Party Photo at The Guill
Barnacle Club members gather for their annual Christmas party and group photograph around the luncheon table at The Guill. Pictured are Fan and Jeti to with Dr. James A. Gay Floyd Sparks Clarence Johnson Dr. H. F. McCarter Ted Mariens E. A. Abroti Or land Close Art Holyoake David Kidd Leon Apostle Dr. We O Connor M. J. Dohnek Dr. J. Sterling Ballard Bill Schouweller Leonard Lustig Art Braberich Pat Lengaker in a studio shot by Leon Studio.
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Barnacle Club
Guill
Jeti To
James A. Gay
Floyd Sparks
Clarence Johnson
H. F. McCarter
Ted Mariens
E. A. Abroti
Orland Close
Art Holyoake
David Kidd
Leon Apostle
We §. O'Connor
M. J. Dohnek
J. Sterling Ballard
Bill Schouweller
Leonard Lustig
Art Braberich
Pat Lengaker
Leon Studio Phota
Experts Disagree On When The Century Ends
A Washington Post analysis notes experts split over when the 20th century ends. One view holds December 31, 1900 marks the century’s end, while others argue the actual end comes December 31, 1999 or 1950, leading to debate on what constitutes the first half of the 20th century and how Saturdays might be affected.
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Washington WP
He Casting Company
BBC
Party Leaders Discuss New Congress On ABC Program
Leaders from across the nation held a special ABC broadcast titled Cross Country Cross Section to discuss grass roots opinions on the new congressional session. Guests included Alben Barkley, Scott Lucas, Johnny McCormack, Bill Boyle, and other Democratic and party figures as they prepared for the 81st Congress in January.
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Denver
Alben W. Barkter
ABC
PST
KGO
Scott Lucas
Illngis
Johny McCormack
Massachusetts
Bill Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Goyqynors Paul Ever
Massachhus
Stevenson
Winers
Edward Heller
Pest Control Licenses Pending for Sacramento Pilots
Licensing officials warn that pest control operators must obtain valid licenses by January 31 to avoid penalties. Allen Lemryn notes state requirements and compliance concerns for native practitioners, while pilots and technicians face enforcement actions for uncertified work in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Puréadt
Allen
B.lempyon
Lemminn
Year End Survey Points to Rising Home Costs
A year end survey by the Home Builders council of California reports housing costs may rise in 150 while some materials like cast iron soil pipe lumber flooring and cement show price increases. The dominant factor cited is a broad rise in steel prices with major producers announcing higher steel item costs. How this affects finished steel product costs remains uncertain as contract settlements unfold.
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Home Builders Council of California
Sean
Mit Ist
Airlines Protest Military Plan to Serve South America
Washington officials report Commercial airlines protested MATS plans to resume six round trip flights monthly to South America in January. Maj. Gen. Euler said routes will serve U.S. missions, air attaches, and geodetic survey teams, with careful note that commercial lines already handle most traffic. The Air Transport Association plans formal protest to Defense Secretary Johnson, arguing the move dilutes civil carrier capacity. Flights would depart Brookley Field Alabama with routes via Puerto Rico and Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires, and via Guayaquil and Lima to Santiago, while MATS already operates global service.
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Washington
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
South America
Laurence 3. Euler
United States
Berlin
Pan American
Pan American Grace
Braniff Airways
Air Transport Association
U. S
Louis Johnson
Cial
Coas
Brookley Airy Force Base
Mobile
Ala
Puerto Rico
Trinidad
Belem
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Buenos Aires
Guayaquil
Ecuacor
Lima
Peru
Santiago
Chile
Atlantic
Europe
Mediterranean
Middle East
Pacific
Japan
Siam
India
Alaska
Safety Council Warns 330 Traffic Deaths Likely This Weekend
The Safety Council predicted 330 people may die in weekend traffic accidents from Friday 5 p.m. to Monday midnight. Ned H. Dearborn urged self reliance and four precautions including avoiding drinking, using public transit, assuming others may be impaired, and increasing caution in bad weather. The forecast counts only immediate deaths, with total toll likely higher when later fatalities are included. The figure fell short of the 420 Christmas weekend deaths and 611 total accidental deaths across all causes.
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Chicago
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
United Press
Traffic cuts eyed for coal railroads in 1950
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission plans likely actions after New Year to curb coal burning rail traffic amid dwindling coal supply. Chairman Cal Johnson said a decision could come tomorrow on possible economy measures. A five day workweek for miners remains uncertain as the United Mine Workers president faces pressure from southern coal interests seeking a federal court order to restore five days.
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Washington
Cal. J. Monroe Johnson
Johnson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joan L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Southern Coral Producers
National Labor Relations Board
General Couisel
Lewis
Death Notice of Anna G. Strickland in Hayward
Anna G. Strickland of Hayward died December 28. Beloved mother of Mrs. George J. Abmonds, Mrs. Whitby, and Mrs. Strickland, grandmother of Juan and Ann Simonds, sister of Thomas A. Gant. Friends invited to funeral at Chapel of the Memories, Oakland Columbarum, Howe and Mather streets, Friday, December 30, 1040, at 8 p.m.
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Strickland
Hayward
Anna G
Anis
A. Strlekland
George J. ‘Bmonds
Rss
Thomas A. Gant
Chester
Uiots
Ceorge le Allison
Yelm
Washington
Local Egg Market Prices From Paulry Producers
Today's egg market quotes show varied listings from Paulry Producers including prices for medium 2 451, prints 92, standard 41, live for broilers under 244 lbs, and weights 24.169 lbs at 28.27. Additional ranges cover hens under 4 lbs 7-18 and over 4 lbs 18-19, with spagters polished 4 lbs and over 29-20.
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Paulry
Americans Aid Chinese In Formosa
United press reports from Hong Kong say Chinese Nationalists in Formosa announced 32 retired American officers have arrived at Taipei to help defend the island. The status of these officers was not specified. Additional reports note US Army and Navy surveys of Formosa’s military and economy and arrivals of tanks and other equipment. A Nationalist claim says 36,000 men are being drafted for a new force, and five mine-laying craft have arrived near Hainan to bolster coast defense.
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Formosa
Taipei
Phut
U.S
Yrou
Lures
Hainan
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