Comedy show at San Lorenzo School flops financially
Two's Cubs Pack staged a Friday night comedy in the San Lorenzo school auditorium to showcase talents, raise funds, and recruit new members. Revenue was only $1.70 with no new recruits, despite free ads from local shops and support from parents. Also noted is a San Lorenzo Merchants meeting and a Sacramento legislature update on school aid.
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San Lorenzo School
Floyd Smith
Andrew Williams
Village ‘Sporting Goods
Hagshym's
The
Daily Review
San Lorenzo -Sun-Journal
Cubs
Parents
Engineer saves 150 passengers in wall of fire crash
A Union Pacific streamliner driven by engineer Byers plowed through a wall of gasoline at Ames after colliding with a truck carrying 7,300 gallons of high octane fuel. Byers, 56, from Las Vegas nevada, guided the train to safety. he survived with critical injuries. The truck driver Harry G Heaton died after leaping from his burning cab, saying a broken drive shaft caused the crash.
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Union Pacific
Byers
Las Vegas
Nevw
Angelus Emergency Hospital
Harry G. Heaton
Heaton
14 Year-Old Dog Mitzi Returns Home
Mitzi the 14 year old female Chihuahua terrier was reported missing Sunday and returned home yesterday morning looking well fed happy and none the worse for her absence. She belongs to Mr and Mrs William Custer of 4097 Hayward Boulevard. Custer age 89 fell while hunting for Mitzi in the canyon near the Highlands but was not seriously injured. Highlands neighborhood rejoices over Mitzi's return.
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Mitzi
William Custer
Hayward Boulevard
Custer
Highlands
Pei
California school finance proposals on 2120 and 3100 outcomes
California cooperative committee on school finance studied long term problems and recommended higher foundation programs and increased state aid for transportation. Also discussed AB 3100 for a state bond election. districts could borrow for emergency building needs over 20 years. AB 686 teacher retirement bill set to take effect in 1980. New York lists 422 of 446 manufacturing industries per federal data.
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Californ Cooperative Committee On
Eugene 8S. Lawler
Northwestern University
John KE. Norton
Columbia University
San Lorenzo
New York State
President names board to study SP and BRT dispute
President Truman designated Judge Robert G. Simmons, Judge Leaverett Edwards, and Frank M. Swacker to an emergency nine man board to investigate the Southern Pacific Railroad and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen conflict. The move follows a strike threat tied to freight car crews and switch engine helpers across a seven state area, prompted by California’s repealed crew laws and under the National Railway Mediation Act. The panel has 40 days to report, with possible strike resumption if unresolved.
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Washington
Truman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
Robert G. Simmons
Nebraska Supreme Court
Leverett Edwards
Oklahoma State Industrial Commission
Frank M. Swacker
New York City
BRT
J. J. Corcoran
The
Brotherhood
San Francisco
Wiini
California
State Public Utilities Commission
California Puc
Firecrackers Blast Home In Brentwood Mobster Case
Two teen agers armed with firecrackers blasted the Brentwood home of wounded mobster Mickey Cohen, sending police cars scurrying. They sped by in a hot rod and used lit crackers on the lawn before visiting a Sunset Strip restaurant tied to Wednesday gangland shootings, scattering patrons.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Brentwood
Mickey Cohen
Sunset Strip
CAB Order Closes Long Beach Airline After Crash
A CAB order shuts down Standard Airlines, a non-scheduled carrier, after a crash last week that killed 85. The firm suspended operations when the U S Court of Appeals refused to block the CAB order. The company had run coast to coast for four years and had an application pending to operate regularly scheduled service. The suspension was not tied to the Chatsworth Crash. A separate note reports a turkey killed by a hailstorm in West Virginia.
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Long Beach WP
Civil Aeronautics ‘Board
Standard Airlines
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
CAB
Gurdss Commando Transport Pen
Chatsworth
Cal
Appeals by Purged Japs Said Healthy
An American occupation official in Tokyo argues that allowing purged Japanese to appeal their cases helps prevent them becoming martyrs and curtails a future militarist revival after Allied withdrawal. Major J. P. Napier says appeals are judged by Japanese bodies, not Allied authorities, and could clear those purged without cause. Some officials fear non-appealing purgees may seek martyr status. appeals are viewed as reducing such danger.
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Tokyo
Japan
J. P. Napier
Gen. MacArthu
Mai
Napier
MacArthur
Elementary Schools to Need Money
California elementary schools face funding gaps before year end and some teachers may go unpaid. State official Frank M Wright blamed legislature for not approving an extra 36 million dollars for education. He warned districts could raise class sizes, cut bus service, supplies and pay, and work shortages may hit Rivers school near Los Angeles with a projected 80 thousand dollar deficit amid wider shortfalls in Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento and San Francisco regions. He cited further concerns about federal education policy.
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Los Angeles
California
Frank M. Wright
Wright
University of Southern California
Rivers
San Diego
Sacramento
San Francisco
Hoover Commission
Edgar Fuller
National Council of Chief State School Officers
Washington
Deed Change Review for Paseo Grande Community Center
Village Homes association directors will review proposed deed changes at the July meeting for properties around Paseo Grande. The first look occurred last week and final action is postponed to allow study of provisions in the Bohannon deeded properties. Villagers urged to attend Monday at the Community Center.
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Censter
Paseo Grande
Tlomes Association
Aith
As & Pin
Momissa
Homes Association
David D. Bohannon Organization
Eye Operation and Camp News From San Francisco Area
Nancy Ellen McCloud five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert A McCloud underwent an eye operation at Children’s Hospital in San Francisco and is reported to be doing well and expected home next week. Dick Ningsen, son of Mr and Mrs Stu Ningsen, who has been at the Congregational Cazadero camp, was brought home after a physician visit following a phone call. he is now resting and improved. Bob and Les Dimmick are in San Francisco for a hot match. A slogan read We move the sorth as a dump rock damaged a concrete mixer, spilling 8,000 pounds of concrete into the street.
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Nancy Ellen McCloud
Robert A. McCloud
Vin Pinta
San Lorene
Anders
Children’s Hospital
San Francisco
Mr. Stunningsen
Cazadero
Wwe
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