Private Industry Proves Capable Against Government Power
In 13 years California’s Shasta and Keswick projects cost taxpayers 440 million dollars, while Pacific Gas and Electric spent about 840 million for 1.9 million kilowatts. PG and E notes 644,600 kilowatts from six hydro plants, plans two more adding 600,000 kilowatts, proving private industry can meet future power demands without government aid.
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Central Valley
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Keswith
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Keswick
Seight
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Cige
Keawlel
Kenwick
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A Thought for Today by John Forward
A thought on the world of contrasts and mixtures notes humanitarian statesmen alongside ruthless dictators, gentle lovers with brutal killers, selfless scientists with selfish reactionaries, and progressive leaders with inert laggards. Progress is inevitable yet surprising.
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John
Seven major items under controls in wartime powers
Washington reports that seven major items will fall under allocation controls once President Truman gains emergency defense powers. The items include steel for automobiles and appliances, aluminum for pots and cooking items, copper for pipes and wire, tin for candy bars and cigarette wrappers, rubber for tires and toys, zinc for car batteries, and certain chemicals such as nylon products and plastics.
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Washington
Truman
Man 67 Refuses Poll Tax Exemption Claim
Herbert Child of Clinton Massachusetts declares willingness to pay the feed poll tax despite being 67 years old. He says he does not want anyone telling him not to pay a poll tax and regards it as a public privilege and duty.
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Clinton
Mass
U.P
Herbert Child
Hopeful reports say General Dean may be alive in Korea
Army intelligence notes possible sighting of Maj. Gen William F Dean with the First Cavalry Division south of Taejon amid a major Korean war offensive. Despite radio claims of heavy US losses the missing commander of the 24th Division is believed to be alive by several deserters and officers who reported escapes and sightings nearby.
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Korea
WA—A_ ULL
Army
William F. Dean
Taejon
Dean
Air Force
Our Readers Say on Mr Shurley Teaching and Firing
An Interested Parent denounces the firing of Mr Shurley in the local school. The letter claims the principal and staff mishandled protests, questions credentials, and asserts the teacher’s dedication and impact on slow students. A named signer, Mrs Pedro from Tennyson Avenue, defends Shurley and criticizes administrative conduct.
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Murphy
Howe
Mr. Shurley
Adventists Conclude Quadrennial Parley in San Francisco
The Seventh Day Adventists closed their International quadrennial conference in San Francisco with about 21 000 attendees at Sabbath services in three large halls. The Loma Linda California division of the College of Medical Evangelists urged child preparation for marriage, stressing home education over lectures and advising parents to foster daily worship and frank discussions on sex and physiology.
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San Francisco
U.R
Seventh Day Adventists
Adventists
Loma ‘Linda
Calif
College of Medical Evangelists
Anglo Bank offers personal loan for all borrowers
Anglo Bank promotes a low cost personal loan with a $100 option and invites non depositors to apply. The message emphasizes quick access to funds and welcomes borrowers seeking money from the bank.
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Anglo Bank
Joana
Bee
Trusting Housewife Loses Her Shirt in Spokane
A Spokane woman, Mrs. Viola Tannhill, says a young cleaner offered rug and bedspread cleaning services and asked for a suitcase. The supposed rug cleaning business led to the loss of not only the work but also $85, five pairs of panties, two nightgowns, and four petticoats.
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Spokane
Wash
Aoung
Viola’ Tannhill
Minorities Plan Civil Defense Effort in Foothill Manor
Foothill Manor Improvement Association members met at Thomas Jefferson School to discuss civilian defense plans for the area. They sent a timing letter to the county board of Supervisors and set a club picnic for July 30 at Hidden Valley led by Mrs. Mary Jane Nelson and officers Sig Henne and Thomas Williams. Residents seeking to attend were asked to contact Mrs Nelson at Lo. 9-2574.
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Foothill Manor
Foothill Manor Improvement Association, Inc
Thomas Jefferson School
County Board of Supervisors
Mary Jane Nelson
Hidden Valley
Nelson
Birt Promoted by Southern Pacific Telegraph Dept
W L Birt will succeed W A Flanagan as superintendent of telegraph for Southern Pacific communications in six western states starting July 31. Birt began as a telegraph operator in Sacramento in 1900 and has served as assistant superintendent since 192
Post 68 7 Commander Names New Chairmen
Commander Alan Stratz of American Legion post 68 at their meeting in the Veterans Memorial building Thursday evening appointed the following chairmen. Milford Benkula first vice commander Arnold Luebker Peter J. DeHernardi William Morgan M. D. Park Charles Craigie membership committee Milord Benkula Charles Jarvis Clyne Stoops Lester Voley A. J. Estes Americanism Harald Drury second vice commander Richard Watters Jule Nyheim Arnold Leubker A. J. Estes Charles Fine entertainment Bill Ewing finance officer executive board members Ways and Means Dell Brennan B. J. Jester finance committee Jule Nyheim James Prowse auditing communication BR. J. Jester disaster and relief James Prowse chairman Milford Benkula Walter Shelton junior baseball Carole Drury Sons of the American Legion Jule Nyheim Arnold Luebker cemetery committee Linton R. Bradley employee Dell Brennan
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Alan Stratz
American Legion Post 68
Veterans Memorial Building
Milford Benkula
Arnold Luebker
Peter J. DeHernardi
William Morgan
M. D. Park
Charles Craigie
Milord Benkula
Charles Jarvis
Clyne Stoops
Lester Voley
A. J. Estes
Harald Drury
Richard Watters
Jule Nyhem
Arnold Leubker
Charles Fine
Bill Ewing
Ways and Means
Dell Brennan
B. J. Jester
Jule Nyheima
James Prowse
Cammunitlian
BR. J. Jester
Walter Shelton
Caroleé Drury
Sons of the American Legion
Jule Nyheim
Cemetery Committee
Linton R. Bradley
Employeo Dell Brennan
Muir School Cubs Host Wiener Roast and Pack 5 Event
Muir School Cubs and their families enjoyed a wiener roast in Niles Canyon hosted by Cubmaster L H Heggner and den mothers. Awards, games, and a Dobcat induction followed with many Cubs earning pins and certificates amid a Legion baseball outing and a silent prayer for service members.
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L. H. Heggner
Niles Canyon
Pack 5
Cubs
Richard Tanner
Bobby
Tommy Senn
Steven
Vernon Fallon
Robert Chandler
Jackie Davidson
Loren Pendleton
David Verbitsky
Dennis Lapiuli
Harold Hegener
Hegener
Chicago Hosts World’s Largest Cut Lower Market
Chicago hosts the world’s largest cut lower market, drawing buyers and sellers from across regions to trade a vast array of items. Market leaders emphasize scale, pricing, and diverse offerings shaping regional commerce.
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Chicago
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