Community Pushes Paseo Grande Extension to Meckland
Local groups including the San Lorenzo Village Homex association, Village Merchants, the school district, and hamlet leaders urge the Public Utilities Commission to extend Paseo Grande to Meckland. Southern Pacific opposes due to track crossing. a public hearing will set time and place.
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Paseo Grande
Meckland
Southern Pacifc Company
Country Board of Supervisors
San Lorenzo Village Homex Association
Village Merchants Association
School District
Chumehes
Hie Dias
Hamengners
Steengts
Pavilie
Amt
Homes Association
Merchants Association
Emily Canoe
Volup
Gai
Sabanthem
Meekland
San Lorenzo Village
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Srarks
Sehool
Hesperian
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Political SOS and 1948 election references spark Senate debate
In a rambling political column, the writer analyzes the 1948 Democratic convention and Stevenson versus Sparkman as potential presidential contenders. The piece recalls Truman era tactics, critiques Stevenson and Sparkman as weak but warns the GOP must strengthen its path to the White House. It also notes Eisenhower as a possible figure and laments party missteps and voter sentiment.
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Stotenson
Catiotakle
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Ameviegn
Hs Celevisiod
Gunn
White House
Republicn Party
GOP
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MSL
Stevenson
Sparkman
Vestal
Alitayeh
Parlien Mied
Aemowuts
Hey Sillere
Atter- Eid Wight
Hohe
Mainie
Korea
Urey
Roosevelt
Francish
Vanyventian
Dixie States
Ters
Planck
Sault
Invisible Foe Atoms and Bacteria In War On Disease
An article contrasts atomic bombs with invisible enemies like bacteria and malaria, arguing microbes cause far higher casualties. It previews a science feature by Delos Smith on artificial war against disease and notes events from August 28 to September 7 at Sacrament.
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Hruertia
Vibrio Dupes
Labor figures loom in Chicago political struggle era
The piece surveys organized labor's rising power in Democratic politics, detailing figures such as Barkley and MacArthur, factions within unions, and the 1950s era labor influence on the steel dispute. It notes women’s roles in party politics, the influence of Roosevelt and Truman loyalists, and concerns over visions for a postwar political landscape.
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AFL
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CID
Philip, Macray
Aliey Rousher
Auto Workers Union
Heather
Muett Wra
Hely Allegassort
Roulhier
Rulgurael B. Mpers
Mt Capital
Senate
Frankiih D. Ruegevelt
Taft
Barkley
MacArthur
Whaling Controversy Sparks Debate Over Whale Meat
The article reports on a public debate over whale meat in Washington and abroad. It notes proposed dishes and shifts in attitudes regarding whale consumption, including potential classification of whale meat as fish in markets. Norwegian and American perspectives are cited on imports, seasons, and flavor, with experts discussing fat content and dietary implications.
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Seven Local Men In Sea Maneuvers
Seven naval reserve sailors from Wayward, Valley, Lay Warn, Pleasanton, and Silkure youd depart San Francisco for two weeks of sea maneuvers. Names include Ernest C. Diaihiey, Roland C. Wilkinson, Paul Ny Lucei, Griffin, Jevington, Allender, Sands, Joseph Loreai Jr., and Lt. Commander Vin Pachend. Reservists will participate in full-scale maneuvers from Seattle to Vancouver, B C, with training and prep instructions issued locally.
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Swelfth Naval Distrig
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Sean
Whelion Avenue
Valley
Roland C. Wilkinson
Farmation
Laurel Avenues
Paul Ny Lucei
Knox Sweet
Griffin
Ray Steer
Jevington
Watkun R. Allender
Pleasanton
Niles
Sands
Vin Pachend
San Loren
Joseph Loreai
Silkure Youd
Sand
Seattle
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Crossing the Rio Grande With a Cat and a Dog
A narrator recounts an improvised border crossing with a cat named Bidey and a dog named Duffy. They swim the Rio Grande from Texas into Mexico, sharing peril, humor, and resilience as they reach Monterey in wet, gleeful relief.
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Mexico
Uredey
Dutty
New York
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Global War Against Tiny Killers Marches On
A sweeping overview argues bacteria and vectors as a world war threat, detailing malaria spread by mosquitoes and the fight led by the World Health Organization. It frames germ warfare as a long, escalating battle with humanity slowly gaining ground through international health efforts.
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Pan-American Sanitary Bureau
WHO
Inciter
Plas
Dupes
Anopheles
Ferts
Fairyland Outing for Local Children by District Leaders
Leaders of the Maynard area recreation district with parents and PTA members guided local children to Fairyland and the Divi Reserve at Lakeside Park in Oakland on Wednesday.
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Maynard Area
PTA
INF
Fairyland
Lakeside Park
Oakland
America Behind the Scenes By Reynolds Knight
An era of revival in 1952 hints at a broad business upswing across industries. Furniture, lone furnishings, and textiles show gains, while construction may peak at 22 billion dollars. The steel strike looms as a major potential driver or restraint amid renewed activity and credit loosening.
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New York
Shirls
Levit Town
Bucks County
U. S. Steel
Tatrinss Works
Levett & Sons, Ince
Levittown
Garay
Dusi Tessman
G. J. Madge
American Can Company
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Shu
Vents
Chicken ownership sparks set dispute on Plymouth Adventure
Hollywood reporters describe a contention during filming of M G I's Plymouth Adventure. A live chicken on the Mayflower replica set becomes the flashpoint as prop-owner, designer, and film staff argue who holds custody of the hen and its egg amid staging and safety concerns.
Non Slip Floor Additives Promote Safe Dairies
Dairymen supplying barns and milk houses are urged to add non slip aggregates during concrete construction or finishing to prevent injuries to livestock and workers. Mix Carborundum or emery grit at about three quarters to one pound per square foot or spray up to 12 pounds per square foot before final set for uniform roughness.
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