Food Led Parade of Price Increases in War Month
A United Press survey shows sharp price hikes across essentials as wartime costs rise. Beets pork and dairy gain notably with tires gasoline and bread climbing in many cities. Government proposals include standby price controls and a federal agency to coordinate voluntary measures.
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Unitel
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Chester Bowles
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Burnet R. Maybank
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Neas
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Phoenix
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Area Movie Programs At Local Theatres
The schedule lists showings at LORnNZa THEATRE with Champagne for Caesar and other titles at 7:00 and 8:55. TRE and CILABOT THEATRE feature a mix of titles including High and Songs For Me with multiple times in the evening. The Theatre of Ole Bride and THEATRE showings include The Galden Treasure with 22 and BAD pm slots.
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Lornnza
Bio
Air Force Reassigns For Defense Western Air Defense Force Formed
Air Force announces reassignment of all air defense units in the western United States to the Western Air Defense force effective tomorrow. Fourth Air Force interceptor units along with radar and warning networks shift to new command under Maj. Gen. Hugo P. Rush. Vandenberg notes Western Defense Area directs air defenses west of the continental United States with McChord and Lister bases among reassigned locations.
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Rte Air Force
Joani
United States
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Navy to Reactivate 900 Stored Fighter Planes
Fifteen dehiens and other Navy fighters stored in dry Arizona storage are slated for reactivation. Navy officers say about two thousand aircraft may be retrieved from storage and sent to designation centers in San Diego Norfolk or other bases for overhaul. A mechanic in a Hellcat praised past conquests, suggesting the planes may return to active service and the old battle flags could stay.
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Celes
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Via
Uy Bos Angeles
Gale
Agian
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U S Savings Bonds Top County Quota
County officials report Altameda County surpassing its U S Savings Bonds quota during the Independence Drive campaign. Total sales reached 101.5 percent, with early drive performance boosting momentum as the drive continued into a later period.
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Kenneth Gelwis
Civiraman
U.S
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Chairan
Yolal
Califnia
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Tesuzy
Secreb Resumes Tuesday Breakfasts
Secreb resumes Tuesday breakfasts in Southern Alameila County rest estate. Ill rustle and meet at Cayecils on Washington avenue in Sen Leanilro at 3 PM. A speaker from the Votypiria Administration will visit to discuss policies and future plans.
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Alameila County
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Ible
Washington Avenue
Sen Leanilro
Tenow
A Bomb Arsenal Booms At Fastest Growth Yet
Washington report portrays rapid A bomb arsenal expansion and new atomic engine programs. It cites record production and lowest unit costs, with safety measures highlighted and a warning of escalation in the arms race amid allied and foreign sourcing.
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Joseph L. Myler
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LA Wishurys
Russia
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Republican Assembly Meet August 5 in Sacramento Hotel
The California Republican Assembly officers and directors plan a quarterly meeting in Sacramento at the Sacramento hotel on Saturday. President Harrison Me notes the event coincides with the state party convention and will cover ten items including unity for Earl Warren for Governor Richard Nixon for U S Senator and Kawin Shatick for Attorney General. Assemblyman Charles Conrad will speak on reapportionment and districting plans based on preliminary census figures.
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California Republican Assembly
Sac Anon
Satuorhay
Ave
Sacramento
Harrison
Earl Warren
Richard Nixon
United States
Fragmentary Korea update on troop movements and naval activity
Shot OCR shows scattered lines describing moves toward Kimchen and Kinmehang, with mentions of Hongdok and the West Coast. It notes air efforts and naval patrols in Korean waters, and references the arrival status of the 2nd Infantry Division remains unclear.
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West Hill
Kinmehang
Yoehen
Ste Onlekirts
Damage in Calipatria Quake Estimated Above 150000
Calipatria Los Angeles area inspectors checked downtown buildings after a series of quakes culminated in a major tremor. City calculations put potential damage around 150000, with total losses awaiting full inspection though fears of a bigger quake eased after no tremors were felt yesterday.
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Calit
Jared
Richard Congrave
Robert Mercili
Imperial Valley
Arunner
Hugo Berialf
California Institute of Technology
Club Opens New Office in San Mateo District
The Club opens a new office at 2193 South El Camino Real in San Mateo. Located at the San Mateo county corner and along Highway 10, the office is ready to serve local residents and tourists with its services.
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el Camino Real
San Mateo
San Mates County
Highway 10
Crash in residential area shocks Denver community
A cargo plane carrying 31,000 pounds of goods crashed in a residential district near Stapleton Wild, Denver, shortly after takeoff. The two crew members and two passengers escaped serious injury as the craft struck telephone poles and autos, knocking out lights and causing about 5,000 dollars in damage.
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Robins
Dain Ac
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17 Die in Accidents and Drownings in Weekend Tragedies
A chaotic weekend left 17 dead across accidents and self inflicted crises in Northern California. Among the victims were six suicides and seven drownings, with James Gallagher of Livermore and William P. Law among the deceased. A freak crash on Livermore-Stacklan highway killed Law after a wind toppled furniture into his path. Herbert Neves fled the scene and later surrendered to police.
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San Francisco
James Gallagher
Livermore-Stacklan
William P. Law
Herbert Neves
Putice
Writ Aims to Free Patten on Bail Pending Appeal
Attorney Tor Thomas Patten says he will file a writ of habeas corpus in the district court of appeals to free the Caytoy evangelist on bail pending his appeal from a grand jury convening. Attorney J Riegan Talbot will support the petition with a physician affidavit stating Patten’s heart condition could be fatal if confined. Patten is at Alameda County Prison Farm in Santa Rita. The writ must be returned by noon tomorrow to prevent transfer to San Quentin.
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Alameda Enmmty
Santa Rils
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Betty Hutton Sees Reconciliation Soon
Betty Hutton indicates she and ex husband Ted Broskli may reconcile. She plans to stay in Chicago until Wednesday and says they are still in love, hoping to make an official announcement by then.
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Ted Broskli
Miss Tutton
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Attendance in County Schools Tops 100000 For Second Year
County school attendance surpassed 100000 for the second year, reaching 104627 in public schools of Alameda county according to figures from the Superintendent of Schools Vaughen Seidel. Rural districts grew faster, while city districts also rose, with Castro Valley and Hayward showing notable gains. rural high schools added about 400 pupils, and city high schools nearly a thousand.
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Castro Valley
Hayward
San Lo Yenzo
Hayward High School
Watch the Birdie Dont Just Listen in San Francisco KRON broadcast
San Francisco KRON-TV reporters reported the public preferred watching a television program rather than just listening. Midway in a cowboy show the station announced Japan was attacking Pearl Harbor triggering a flood of telephone calls to the switchboard from residents. Operators said the televised scene showed cowhands listening to a radio broadcast.
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Kron-Tv
Attendance Rises as Districts See Varied Change
Attendance figures show a rise from 2,698 to 2,985, a gain of 403, despite an overall downturn. Among 12 districts, several posted small declines, while eight districts are characterized by lower enrollments, with total enrollments dipping below a certain threshold.
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Sovali Distrigde
Ceiling of Armed Forces Lifted in Navy Expansion
Washington report states President Truman will sign bills suspending current armed forces ceilings through July 31, 1954. Legislation authorizes a $35,000,000 start to expand the navy, including 112 new vessels and modernization of 29 ships. The Army and Air Force ceilings also rise, enabling 2,005,000 officers and men to serve.
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Cyn. Bress
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Senate
Truman
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Amack
Sunshine Fund Reaches Near $500 For Sunrise School
The Bring the Sunshine project at Sunrise School gained $4 more today, bringing total contributions to about $193. The fund, organized by The Daily Review, aims to restore the school interior and provide equipment with volunteer help. Funds support cerebral palsy therapies and the school reopens with the fall term. Checks should be payable to the Sunshine Parents' Club and mailed to The Daily Review.
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Sunrise School
W. Sybil Moyer
Castro Street
the Daily Review
Paul Mallon Dies Veteran Washington Columnist at 49
Alexandria VA. Jomi Mallon a well known Washington columnist and United Press correspondent led the artful pages of News Behind the News until his illness ended his syndicated column for more than a year. Mallon was noted for his 1949 White House Senate staff role and his ties to prominent political figures. He was a graduate of Notre Dame.
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Jomi Mallon
Washington
United Press Coy
Kone Time
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Tus UK Senate
Flo
Serset Senate
Roy O. West
Lemont
Mattao, TH
Newtre Dame University
Orchards Property OwnersMeeting Tonight at 7 30
Members of the Ciustra Varkey association will meet to discuss sewer problems boundary lines of the Castra Valley Orchards area proposed for annexation to Custra Va Ivy senilacy district and the proposed elementary school retention within the district sewer plans per trustee Ken White.
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Orchards Property Owners
Assi
Gilion
Caster Valley
Ken White
Association
Castra Valley
Custra Va Ivy
Aimend Pyvitt
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