San Leandro Man Involved In Twin Crashes On Local Roads
A San Leandro man, Bates, 37, was in a collision while crossing railroad tracks and became wedged between a truck and trailer on Pleasanton Livermore road. In a separate crash nearby, Guevas, 20s, Livermore, suffered major injuries and was taken to a county hospital for a fractured hip and arm. Others, Norton and Seamila, both from Pleanton, sustained minor injuries in the incidents.
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Shipyards on 48 Hour Week in War Time
San Francisco reports shipyards instituting a 48 hour work week as part of wartime mobilization. The navy confirms yard activity, with emphasis on repair work in Korea and at munitions sites. Capt. Bnskau commands a carrier unit, and several yards prepare to halt after extended shifts while continuing essential repairs.
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Anglo Bank Promotes Year End Loan Plans
A vintage notice from Anglo California National Bank advertises year end loan plans with convenient repayment terms. It invites all readers to phone or visit the nearest office promptly and notes that one need not be an existing depositor to borrow amounts starting at 100.
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Wage-Price Offices Named in New Stabilization Plan
The War Production Stabilization Agency announces 13 regional wage and price offices to handle control measures. Administrative staff will fill temporary posts from other federal agencies while formal head appointments are delayed. Additional offices may be created in Los Angeles and Detroit, with regions including San Francisco and Albany.
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San Francisco March of Dimes appeals Oakland permit denial
Directors of the 1951 San Francisco March of Dimes appeal to Oakland City Council after the Oakland Commission of Public Welfare denied a permit for the annual drive. Five votes against, with complaints against local administration noted. Regional director Dan Marvin voiced disbelief as the drive planned for January 16 was halted. National spokesmen called the ruling ridiculous amid audits and reports.
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