Two Prospector Hostages Safe in Lower California
A Mexico City report says mass killer Bill Cook, pursued nationwide, was captured in Baja California Sur 600 miles south of the U S border. Two prospectors, Forest Damron and Jim Burke of El Centro, were found safe with him. Cook's capture ends a weeks long manhunt following a spree across the region, including the deaths of four or more victims.
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Tijuana
Mex
Bill Cook
Mexico
Fortier
Viajwana
Juan Morales Kraus
Jeie
Cook
Jim
Morales Kraus
Butcher
Lower
California
Forrest Damron
Jim Burke
el Centro
Calif
San Felipe
Seattle
Robert Dewey
Ogilby
Cult
Rit
Georgia
Minnesota
Arkansas
Meo
Mel
Carl ‘Moxser
Atwood
Dewey
Blythe
Cali
Worner Waldrip
Cool
Waldrip
Robert Mewey
Spring Valley
Calil
Masser
Oklahoma
Carl Mosser
American Troops In Counter Attack Reds Shift Main Forces From Wonju
American troops and tanks struck back south of Seoul in a counter attack as three Allied columns advanced toward the capital within 23 miles, while the Reds appeared to withdraw north of Osan and Yongwel. U.S. Army Chief of Staff J Lawton Collins reaffirmed commitment to fighting in Korea as Allied units faced limited opposition and heavy air strikes pummeled Yongwel and nearby towns.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Osan
U. S. Ath Army
U. S. Army
J. Lawton Collins
Korea
Wonju
Suwan
Kumnyongjyung
Seoul- Osan
Yongwel
Wank
U.S. Ath
U. S. 2Nd Division
Navy Corsair
Yonpiwot
Mames
Bohmer Hill death scene in accident
Candelaria T Ramos 50, formerly of Stockton, killed instantly at 7 30 am on Bohmer Hill U S 50 when rammed by Floyd Jimmy Astin 22 a sailor based at Mare Island Ramos last address French Camp Astin and passenger Raymond E Stinnett 21 a sailor onboard USS Boxer at Oak Knoll hospital seriously injured Apparent asleep Ramos was eastbound in a 1941 coupe Astin westbound crossed to wrong side of highway and struck Ramos Both sailors rushed to Fairmont hospital then transferred to Oak Knoll Gloria Mae Marshell 24 Newark escaped serious injury when her car toppled over on Central avenue Newark tearing fence six posts before stopping off highway upright Youngsters hurt two bicycle collisions drivers named Ralph Conkins 21113 Dawe Castro Valley Castro Valley student At Castro Valley school riding bike on Foothill boulevard near Bridge street struck by Anders Emil Andersen 65 San Leandro not cited At 4 pm Sunday David Lawyenne Tinsloun 7 West avenue 133rd failed to fall his bicycle at stop sign Aurora West avenue 132nd intersection and was hit by Joseph P Jurado 36 San Leandro unable to stop Jurado no citation issued
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Candelaria T. Ramos
Stockton
Bohmer
U. S
Floyd Jimmy Astin
Mere Island
Ramos
Alameda County
Astin
Raymond E. Stinnett
Oak Knoll Hospital
Tums
Fairmont Hospital
Oak Krall
Gloria Mae Marshell
Newark
Ralph Conkins
Dawe Avenue
Castro Valley
Foothill
Nea Bridge Street
Anders Emil Andersen
San Leandro
Andersen
David Lawyenne Tinsloun
West Avenue
133Rd
Air Force Bomber Explodes Near Glenview Field
An Air Force bomber attempting an emergency landing near Glenview Naval Air Station exploded in flight and plunged to earth like a meteor. Five crew members aboard were killed in the crash near Chicago.
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Chicago
Apr
Glenview Naval Air Station
Cigarette tax proposed to fund California school aid
Sacramento reports a cigarette tax bill to fund larger state education grants. The measure seeks about 56 million dollars yearly, with two cents per pack suggested to cover added costs. Governors Warren and educators aim to boost aid to align with a 50 million dollar program.
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Sacramento
U.P
Schoors
California Teachers Association
Janeis Dunn
Earl Warren
Dunn
Warren
Frank X. Flynn
Artin
Tovacco
Deal
Valley Landowners Group Joins Zoning Delay Plea
Castro Valley residents form the Castro Valley Landowners Association led by G. 4. Duemiling and join a 90 day zoning delay request. A 2:15 pm zoning hearing is set in Oakland courthouse with attorney Hugh S. Koford present.
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Valley Landowners Group
New
Castro Valley
Where Tax Dollar Goes in Fiscal 1942 Budget
Budget bureau figures show how the government spends each tax dollar in 1942. Military service takes 58 cents, international aid 10, interest on debt 8, veterans 7, leaving a total of one dollar. Revenue sources include individuals 33 cents, corporations 27, new taxes 23, and excise taxes 11, with remaining small shares from other sources.
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Washington
Fistal
International Aid
All & IT Bentay
Sparks BUYS CV REPORT FR Sparks Buys Castro Valley Reporter
The Castro Valley Reporter, operated by a partnership with Carolyn Lussing and Play and Betty Sparks, becomes Sparks property after a morning court sale. Tussing remains an employee until January 1 to ease transition. June 1 sale terms noted. New Wyone stock market report mentions gains amid tax message expectations.
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Castro Valley
Isseen
Carolyn
Truman 1952 Budget Highlights Increases Military Spending
President Truman outlines a $55.2 billion receipts and $71.6 billion expenditures budget for 1952 with a balanced target between $16.5 and $26.0 billion in taxes. Military outlays reach $11.4 billion to strengthen forces, expand production, and build reserves, while foreign aid totals $7.16 billion to support allied security.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Free World
Soviet Union
Econoric Cooperation Administration
Atomic Energy
Air Force
Truman Seeks Record Budget To Battle Communism
President Truman asked Congress for at least 16.5 billion dollars in new taxes to balance a 71.6 billion dollar budget for fiscal 1942. He warned the figure could rise and that higher taxes may be needed to meet the communist threat and defend the nation.
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Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder
Truman
Frederick J. Luxton
Congress
Acme
Washington
Tramat
Mer
Treasury
Mr. Truman
Bodies found in Joplin mine shaft suspected Masser family
Three bodies were found in an abandoned mine shaft within Joplin city limits. Police sheriff's deputies and the FBI rushed to the scene amid suspicion the victims were members of the Carl Masser family, believed killed near Tulsa by the gang leader Bill Hale.
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Joplin. Mo
Joplin
FBI
Carl Masser
Tulsa
Okla
Ieenhead
Bill ‘Ole
Ilse Koch Sentenced Life Term in German Court
Ilse Koch, 44, known as the Beast of Buchenwald, was found guilty of incitement to order and attempted murder along with multiple counts of serious and ordinary bodily harm. She received a life sentence. previous American and Bavarian trials had varied outcomes, with recent testimony detailing her role at Buchenwald.
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Augsburg
Germany
Lise Koch
Beast of
Buchenwald
Tse
Huchlenwald Concentrati
Dachatz
Lucius D. Clay
Ilse
Aichach Women’s Prison
Tise
Cour
Higher Criminal Court
Iise
Isc
Hey
Trinity Episcopal dinner canceled. parish meeting set
Plans for Trinity Episcopal Church annual dinner were canceled by Rector Rev. tie Hinshelwood while the parish meeting remains scheduled at 7 p.m. Communicants are urged to attend with reports presented by various church leaders and officers. A Roundtable for Cub leaders and den mothers was postponed to January 22 in Eden Congregational Church Fellowship Hall.
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Trinity | Episcopal Church
Tie
Ifvey C. Hinshelwood
Hinshelwood
Christine Ravkle
Women's Aux
Joan Ocumpanyzhy
Women's Auxiliary
Fellowship Hall of Eden
Bill Eno
Eden Chamber to Elect Officers at Tonight’s Meeting
Eden chamber of commerce directors will meet tonight at the chamber office on East 14th street to elect officers for the new year. The session covers committee organization and events as Rob Palmer seeks board approval on a chamber activity resolution for 195. New directors include Henry Hrune, Charles Russell, H. son, Bernardi, Ken Rugg, Mrs. Josephine Mays, and others for three year terms. hold-over directors include Ed Laudani, Dave Becie, Joseph Silva, Tom Fletcher, and Warren Smith.
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Eden Chamber of Commerce
East 14Th Street
Clert
Rob Palmer
Henry Hrune
San Lorenzo
Contravant
Charles Russell
Russell
H. Son
Midway
Anton Palmer
Bernardi
Ken Rugg
Nelson and Rugg Builders
Josephine Mays
Ashland Improvement Club
Ed Laudani
Eden Dry Goods
Chamber
Dave Becie
Joseph Silva
Eden Appliances
Tom Fletcher
E. W. Armstrong
Ryeleanery
Warren Smith
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Ethme Et . Afeaet
Valentine
Hayward
Hayward LA
Bohmer Hill
Castra Valley
Landoyners
Duemling
Herbert Miller
Sparks
CV Report
United Nations
Goldier
Ventuares
Ramorate
Bulletin
Uise Koch
Eden Chamber
Lux
Castro
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