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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1955

Page

3

Swindling of Service Personnel Abroad Hit

A House investigation broadens its probe into overseas life insurance sales to U S GIs. Texas licensed firms accused of exploiting troops in Europe, with profits cited as high as 80 percent of premiums. Witness Col F W Richards testified McAuliffe tightened policies and the Army now handles direct sales. The inquiry targets firms selling to GIs overseas despite existing government coverage.

Washington House Eietecs Gi's Europe F. Edward Heberts D. Lj Supromito John Courtney Air Force Col F. W. Richards Germany Heidelberg Anthony McAuliffe McAuliffe gom-Army U.S. Seventh Army Hebert Army Navy William Hess Ohio European Association of Life Underwriters U.S Texas

Water project legislation hits new snag in assembly committee

In Sacramento a compromise on water legislation stalled as Assemblymember Francis Lindsay's bill to create a new state department of water resources failed to gain floor passage. Critics argued the plan would disrupt an efficient system and give the attorney general only a nominal role. A separate measure by Sen. Paul Byrne, amended to mirror an Assembly bill, seeks 3.5 million dollars to buy Oroville dam site and San Luis reservoir and includes an urgency clause.

Sacramento Assembly Francis Lindsay Loomis Lindsay State Department Yeater Resources Wallace Howland Henry Holginger Division of Water Resources Assembly Committee of Conservation, Planning and Public Works Howland Holsinger Paul Byrne Chico Oroville San Luis Reservoir William W. Hansen Fresno Byrne Hansen Central Valley Purchase Fund Nbly Senate F. Presley ‘Abshire Geverville

Alameda County Bonds Sell For Four Districts

Alameda County Supervisors sold 8314,000 in bonds for Centerville, Castro Valley, Livermore, and LaVista. American Trust bid $84,000 for Centerville, $40,000 for Castro Valley. Centerville rate 2.775%, Castro Valley 3.03%. Bank of America bid $131,000 for Livermore at 2.0918% and $39,000 for LaVista at 3.2051%.

Oaxland Alameda Alameda County American Trust Company Centerviille Castro Centerville Castro Valley Bank of America Livermore LaVista

In Own Trap Newington Conni An Accused Hit and Run

Police said the accused driver was trapped by his own car after a hit and run. The vehicle stalled when radiator damage caused the motor to overheat, ending the escape a few miles from the crash site.

Newington

Negligence Cited by Jury in Van Deaths

A coroner jury blamed negligent maintenance and human failure for a runaway moving van that killed seven people in San Francisco on Clay Street last Friday. Five pedestrians, a policeman, and the van driver William McCandless died. the panel found the deaths accidental and urged immediate corrective actions by federal and state agencies due to inadequate inspection and enforcement facilities and personnel.

San Francisco Clay Street William McCandless

Lost Boy Says He Ate Grass During Wandering Ordeal

Bobby Davenport, seven, told doctors he survived three days in the rugged north California woods by eating grass and wildflowers. Rangers said he wandered in a 15 mile circle around Oak Bottom Forest Ranger Station and avoided rainwater and dogs during the search while his family waited.

Eureka Ff Bobby Davenport North California Oak Bottom Forest Bobby

Pabco Gets Permit For Newark Plant

Alameda County Board of Supervisors granted a use permit to Pabco Products Inc for a factory at Cherry road and Central avenue in Newark on a 26 acre site. The plant, costing about 2.1 million dollars, will produce gypsum wallboard lathe and sheathing with groundbreaking planned next Wednesday.

Oakland Pabco Products, Inc Alameda County Board of Supervisors Cherry Road Central Avenue Newark Wednesda

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