Graves Roybal Chosen for Top State Offices
California Democratic leaders nominate Richard Graves for governor and Ed Roybal for lieutenant governor at a large Fresno convention. Roybal wins a landslide 844 to 211 over Tom Carrel with strong backing from Los Angeles councilman supporters. Yorty also gains broad support to challenge Senator Kurhel, while George Tolling Jr edges Ralph Dills for controller. The gathering shows grass roots energy, yet endorses Graves for mayor and Pat Brown for attorney general.
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Fresno
Iks
California
Richard Graves
Ed Roybal
Roybal
Ssno
Democratic Corncr
Tom Carrel
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Withal
Steven Zetterberg
Claremion
Samuel Yorty
Thomas Kurhel
U. S
Yorty
Dewey Anderson
San Jose
Public Affairs Institute
Washington, D. C
Herbert C. Holdridge
U.S. Senate
McCarthy
Jenner
George Tolling Jn
San Francisco
Ralph Dills
Contralier
Daniel Raeburn
Brentwood
Rudolph
North Fiallywood
Memorial Auditorium
League of California Cities
Laurance Cross
Berkeley
Graves
Warren
Cross
Earl Warren
Harlan Hagen
Hanford
Auty
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Georges E. Johnson
Sacramento
State Unveils Higher Budget For Operating
Sacramento reports the Raight administration released a 375 million dollar operating budget for state departments for 1954-55, a 5.25 percent rise over the previous year. Finance Director Peirce says no acute tax increases are needed as the total budget nears 390 million with grants to local governments and schools still to be added.
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Sacramento
INS
Theraight Administration
John M. Peirce
Assembly Ways and Means
Peirce
Buegel
Motel Apartment Sold in Hayward to Bean Couple
Sale of the Phylmore Motel apartments on Phylmore Court near East 14th Street to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bean was announced this week.
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Hayward
Phylmore Motel
Phylmore Court
East 14Th Street
Bridge Street
Harry Bean
Eisenhower adviser urges action to spur jobs in 60 days
Dr Arthur Burns, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, tells a closed Congressional committee that business and employment gains come from reducing inventories. He says the lag is mainly due to excess stock, and once absorbed, production and jobs will rise within days. remarks were given in a private session ahead of public hearings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arthur Buns
Council of Economic Advisers
Joint Congressional Committee
White House
Burns
Congress
Byrne
Une
Murder of Maxwell Bodenheim shocks New York in 1930s report
Police hunt a scar-faced suspect for questioning after poet novelist Maxwell Bodenheim and his wife are found murdered in their Greenwich Village room. Det. Chief Nielsen says motive appears to be passion not robbery. Bodenheim, once tied to Carl Sandburg and Ben Hecht, left 18 novels and nine poetry books.
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New York
INS
Maxwell Bodenheim
Harold Weinberg
Joseph Greenberg
Bodenheim
Greenwich Village
Mississippi
Chicago
Ruth Fagan
Thomas A. Nielson
Novelist
Carl Sandburg
Ben Hecht
Edgar Lee Masters
Bocenheim
Blackguard
Crazy Man
Allavon
Minna Scheio
Minna
Tension Grows Over Reports of German Uprising
Berlin reports heighten fear of a June 17 style East German uprising as West Berlin anti Communist agencies warn of more guns and ammo to Red police in the Soviet zone. Western diplomats consider Molotov plebiscite ideas while noting unrest centers in Magdeburg Bitterfeld Leipzig Potsdam and Leuna.
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Berlin
INS
Germany
West Berlin
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Easi
Red
Communist Party
European Defense Community
Magdburg
Bitterfeld
Suni
Leipz
Potsdam
Coust
East Germany
Isi
Lie Detector Test For Murder Suspect
Los Angeles detectives planned a lie detector test for Vincent Salamone 21 after he claimed he strangled his 11 year old sweetheart and dumped her body in the ocean then recanted saying the confession was a hoax Salamone changed his story after being returned from Oakland where he said he killed Juanita Nauer a ward of juvenile court who had been missing since then Salamone now says he made up the story to the girl who received $2 and his car key the night she disappeared but did not show up again
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Los Angeles
Vincent Salamone
Salamone
Oakland
Juanita Nauer
San Lorenzo High School
Sill
Law Partnership Broken in San Leandro
The dissolution of the law partnership of John M. Hoffman and Howard C. Erickson was announced recently. Hoffman plans to remain in practice at 461 Estudillo Avenue and continue association with attorney Robert W. Winkler at that address. The Oakland office at 9439 East 14th Street has closed. Erickson has opened his own offices in West Covina, California.
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San Leandro
John M. Hoffman
Howard C. Erickson
Hoffman
Estudillo Avenue
Robert W. Winkler
14Th Street
Oakland
Erickson
West Covina
Calif
Multi Million Dollar Deal Reimagined Pageant in Cairo Theatre
In Cairo Egypt reformers push to close old institutions amid a festival of nightly belly dancing at upscale clubs. Dancers defend craft arguing discipline and vigor define the art as critics abroad label films as propaganda. Prominent performers, after surviving marriage proposals, are advancing into motion pictures as public interest grows.
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Cairo
INS
Egypt
Faro
Mohammed Naguib
Pakistan
Indonesa
Naguib
Islam
Carr Javish
President Bayar visits Bay Area on whirlwind 28 hour trip
Turkish President Bayar spent 28 hours in the San Francisco Bay Area with a welcome at City Hall, a luncheon at the Commonwealth Club, and a visit to Stanford University. He toured Oakland Veterans Hospital, Golden Gate Park, and the Mark Hopkins hotel, meeting local officials and Turkish community members before departing for Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Ceial Bayar
Turkey
San Francisco Bay Area
Stafford University
Veterans Hospital
Oakland
Korea
Bavar
Henry 5 Grady
Greece
Iran
India
Press and
Union League Club
Bayar
Sant
United Natins
Europe
United Nations
Construction Firm Files Incorporation in Sacramento
Ran tho Vallejo Development Corporation a home construction firm filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan. Authorized capital of 75000 dollars. Directors include Milton P. Ream and Philip R. B. Becker with addresses in Howard and San Leandro.
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Sacramento
CNIS
Rantho’ Vallejo Development Corporation
Frank M. Jordan
Milton &P
Big Four Agree To Take Up Austrian Treaty
Western leaders meeting in West Berlin agreed to take up the Austrian sovereignty restoration treaty by Friday. Soviet Minister Molotov joined discussions as the four powers weighed a plan including a potential big five conference with China on world tensions.
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Berlin
Russia
Austra
Adolf Hitler
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Allied Control Authority
West Berlin
China
Korea
Indo
Austria
U. S
Geerges Biéault
Coniertune
Askc
Vyacheslav Molotov
Bidauit
Heyward Man Reported Killed In Yuma Crash
Francisco Hernandez, 33, a Heyward resident, was killed in a head on collision near Yuma that killed five others. Hernandez drove a car that struck a light pickup truck. three passengers in his car died, and the pickup driver and a passenger also perished.
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Yumaa, Ariz
Francisco Hernandez
Yuma
Hernandez
Ex Rep Casey Among Nine Indicted in Tanker Scheme
Former Representative Joseph E. Casey and eight others face an eight count indictment for alleged multi million dollar surplus World War II tanker transactions. The case centers on false statements to defraud the United States and involve U S Petroleum Carriers Victory Carriers and several international entities. The grand jury probe, ordered in 1952, traces a network across lawyers bankers and ship owners with possible penalties up to 16 000 in fines and five years per count.
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Washington
INS
Justice Department
Joseph E. Casey
DiMass
United States
Casey
Arand
James Granery
Joseph H. Rosenbaum
Robert W. Dudley
Washington, D. C
Robert L. Berneson
Paris
Nicholas Cokkinis
Charles Harold
Bee
York
George Cokkini
Aristoteles
Onassis
Argentina
U. S
Bolitha J. Laws
U. S. Petroleum Carriers, Inc
Victory Carriers, Inc
Central American Steamship Agency, Inc
Sociedad Inaustria Maritima Financista Aziona Panama
Maritime Commission
Senate Committee
Casey Group
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Julius C. Holmes
London
China International Foundation
Newbold Morrin
New York City
Truman
Seach
Slight quake rattles Hayward area again
A very light earthquake was reported at about 7 20 am with no injuries or damage. The UC Berkeley seismograph said the tremor shook the Hayward fault, and deputies and residents in San Lorenzo and Castro Valley also felt the shock.
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Hayward
University of California Seismograph At
Berkeley
Sheriff's Department
Fairmont Hospital
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Hayward Area
Court Rules On Gambling Violations
The Supreme Court held a gambler who files federal gambling tax returns is not immune from state prosecution for local violations. The ruling upheld Patrick E Irvine’s conviction, rejected the federal license claim, and said tax stamps do not shield records from public disclosure or protect the wagering business from state action.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Patrick E. Irevine
Long Beach
Calif
Gamblervine
Irvine
Robert H. Jackson
Gunmen Net $20 In Hayward Cafe Robbery
Two gunmen robbed the Nayarit Cafe at 158 RB Street Hayward last night netting only $20. A 22 year old waitress, Rachel Wimborne of 87 Grand Street, told police the pair forced her at gunpoint then grabbed cash and damaged a telephone line before fleeing. Both suspects were about 25, 5'8" and 6'0" with blond hair, wearing Levi pants and jackets described by the witness.
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Hayward
Nayarit
Rachel Wimborne
Grand Street
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Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
San Diego
Navy Vertical
Robert S. Allen
W. Huffeler
Hearing Aid Center
E. 14Th St
Pelton Center
Law Partnership Broken
U.S
Bay Area
Big 4
Heyward
Sealy
Nystrom Furniture CO
Meexland
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