Price Control Evolt Brings Out in Meat
CHICAGO UP The price controls spread to more stockyards as packers warned shortages may hit corner butcher shops this week. Packers began rationing supplies to wholesalers and retailers while farmers and stockyards report reduced slaughter. Officials say beef could become scarce next week. investigations seek to trace bid prices and allocations across major plants and regions.
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Chicago
Corer
Fred Hatch
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Washington
American Meat Institute
AMI
East St. Louis
L .D. Smith
Armour
M.Z. Irish
Swift
Michael Howlett
Peoria
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Howlett
Cudahy Packing Company
Nommal
George A. Hormel & Co
Austin
Coast Normal Sar
Francisco Packers
West Coast
Truman
Economic Stabilization Agency
Michael Digalle
New York
DiSalte
Weather Forecasted Fog and Temperature Shift
The forecast calls for high fog tonight and Thursday with clearing in the afternoon. Yesterday's high was 53 and today's low is 50, signaling a modest temperature change.
Court halts execution of seven Nazis
The U S Supreme Court agreed to consider a last minute stay of the seven Nazi war criminals scheduled for execution at Landsberg prison in Germany. Officials said the decision came after a noon deadline and it remained unclear if a stay would delay the hangings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Landsberg
Germany
U.S. Army
Cal
W. R. Gibson
United Press
Gibson
State Department
John J. McCloy
Neutrals Clash With Macy's In Price War Across New York
Neutrals protest Macys price cutting in a New York battle over below-cost selling of sundries. Adolph Rothbaum seeks a temporary injunction to stop underselling by Macy's on items like Griffin shoe polish and Tintepian, while Namms and others urge supplier boycotts against price-war participants. McKesson & Robbins calls for distributors to sell only to retailers honoring fair trade pacts, and NAMMs warns of widespread unemployment if the war drags on.
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New York
Macy's
Adolph Rothbaum
Macy’s
New York State
Griffin's
Queens County
Benjamin Nani
Namm's
New Brunswick
N. J
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Fuller School Operetta At San Leandro Friday
Students of the Luella Fuller school for the Multiply Handicapped will present the operetta Vacation in the Land of Mother Goose Friday at 8 pm. The show, at First Presbyterian Estudillo Avenue off East 34th Street, San Leandro, is sponsored by the Mentally Handicapped Children's Association with an academic display at the school.
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Luella Fuller School
First Presbyterian China
Senior Week Kicks Off at Hayward High Sunday
Hayward High marks the start of senior week with a 2 p.m. Sunday library ceremony for June graduates and a Tuesday senior bar at 9:30 p.m. in the girls gym. Jane Smith chairs decorations, Judy Smith kids, Al Steen cleanup, Wanda Osterman refreshments, and Daryee Brown entertainment, with Gary Nottingham's band set to perform.
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Hayward High School
Bacer‘laurete
Fuescay
Jane Smith
Judy Smith
al Steen
Wanda Osterman
Daryee Brown
Debate on Urban Tax Bill Delayed Until Tomorrow
Sacramento report says the Assembly postponed for 24 hours a contentious bill AB3217 to equalize taxes on urban unincorporated areas to allow cities and counties to argue their positions. The plan would let counties set general service rates for all areas and charge urban unincorporated zones for police and other services, sparking opposition from the county supervisors and concerns about annexation pressure.
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Sacramento
U.P
Assembly
Frank R. Lanterman
la Carada
Harold K. Levering
Los Angeles
Thomas Maloney
San Francisco
Maloney
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
California
Grunsky
San
Eden Township
Alameda County
County Supervisor's Association
Two Killed by Runaway Truck in California Crash
Two people die as a moving van loses control on the San Jose Santa Cruz road near Alma California. Driver William Humphrey 8 of San Bruno claims engine and brake failure led to the crash. A car driven by Richard Kawarth 46 of Los Gatos and his wife Patricia 30 died instantly. Another Santa Clara county accident near San Jose claims cement truck overturns south of San Jose. Stanley Ravey 21 of San Jose is killed.
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Los Gatos
Patricia
Stanley Ravey
San Jose
Santa Clara
Bas Gatos
Sanose
Stocks Spur In Recovery Amid Broad Market Rise
In New York today stocks rallied with a broader advance after yesterday’s recovery. Rail and oil equities led gains with rails up to two points, televisions and chemicals posting substantial improvements. No major news drove the surge, but analysts called the move technical amid a prior market slump. The American Railroads union reported April net income of 45 million dollars, up 5 million from April 3950, bolstering favorable corporate sentiment.
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New York
Association of American Railroads
Eden Township Wins Municipal Court District Status
The Senate passed nine local government bills raising salaries or creating county positions. Eden township forms a Municipal Court district to be called the San Leandeo Hayward district with two judges at 13500 dollars per year and six attaches. A separate Alameda district will have two judges at 15300 dollars annually.
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Sacramento
Senate
Eden Township
San Leandeo-Hayward
Alameda
Sewise
Carrier Races to Set US Japan Mark
SAN DIEGO Wh The 27000 ton U S S Philippine Sea speeds toward San Francisco to set a new speed record from Japan hoping to beat the U S Boxer mark by five hours. The current record stands at seven days 18 hours 36 minutes with two combat tours in the Korean War totaling over 24000 hours. Ira Hobbs of Coronado serves as stopper for the Philippine Sea.
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San Diego
U.S. S. Philippine Sea
San Francisco
Japan
Air Force
Pacific Fleet
Philippine Sea
U. S. S. Boxer
Navel Air
Ee Ey Ira Hobbs
Coronado
Aliz
Nine Killed in Crash of Nats Plane at Kelly AFB
A four engine military transport plane crashed on takeoff from Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio killing nine aboard. Six bodies recovered, three crew missing presumed dead. The aircraft struck gas station and cafe, causing fires and extensive damage. One woman burned in nearby cafe fire. Local authorities reported no other injuries.
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San Antonio
Tex
U.P
Kelly Air Force Base
al Cay
Grey Eagle
Kelly
Water Surplus Bill Vetoed by San Francisco Mayor
SAN FRANCISCO. Mayor Elinee Rob inson vetoed a board plan to use water department surplus to cut the tax rate about 17 cents. TheFinance Committee had proposed transferring 1,000,000 to the general fund, drawing protests from the Public Utilities Commission and Peninsula water users. The mayor warned such surpluses risk legal issues and Baker Act rights, urging preservation for disasters and city needs.
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San Francisco
J Pi
Sant Francisco
Elinee E. Robinson
Board of Supervisors
Finance Committee
Public Utilities Commission
Peninsula Water
San Fiana
Water Department
Robinson
Dion Holm
Fire destroys Zahn Steel and Lithography plant in Santa Clara
A blaze at Zahn Steel and Lithography in Santa Clara caused about 250000 in damage. Fire was spotted by barking dogs at the nearby humane shelter prompting caretaker John L. Sippie to call the department. H F White, VP and manager, said the plant was destroyed, likely starting in a section storing inflammable goods as flames breached the roof and paint barrels exploded.
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Santa Clara
Zahn Steel and Lithography Corp. Nlant
US Britain May Now Agree on China Hard Facts
United States and Great Britain show promise of uniting to bar Red China from the United Nations. Truman and Atlee, who previously disagreed, issued a communique noting differing views yet pledging to block interference with common objectives. Britain’s stance has softened since recognizing the Communist government, aiding efforts to keep China out of UN membership.
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Britain
China
United Press
United States
Great Britain
United Nations
Truman
Clement Atlee
Atlee
Itrom
Real Britain
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Alan G. Burns
Red China
Red
London
Dean Acheson
United Nations Council
Council
Acheson
UN Nears Major Victory Over Korea War Debates
Secretary Acheson defends UN support for the Korean truce plan as China's Red forces fall back along a 35 mile front from Kumhwa to Chorwon. Senate scrutiny questions U.S. appeasement policy and recalls George Marshall to clarify the China directive, amid amid broader debate on UN representation and Formosa.
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Hobbrecht
Washington
U.P
Dean
Tokyo
Achesan
U. S
United Nations
Korea
Formosa
Chorwon
Kuimwha
Acheson
Senate Sembly
Douglas MacArthur
Chowan
Kumhwa
Sing
Cherwon
United States
Aor
China
Richard B. Russell
D. Fee
Chor
Kumbiya
Iron United Nations
Ae O
Truman
Parpuae
Robeson
United Theath Army
Acheson Aeid
Kumbhawa
Triangle
Laver
Marshall
Owen Brewster
Defense
George C. Marshall
Maine Republican
State Department
Brewster
Pentagon
Senate
House Approves Grant for India Grain Loan
The House passed a bill to send famine hit India 190 million dollars to buy 2000 tons of grain. The vote was 255 to 0 with Senate approval expected later today.
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India
Washington
U.P
House
Senate
Veterans recall D-Day scars and valor on Normandy raid
June 6 1944 veterans of the 40th Division recall early morning landings at Utah and Omaha beaches. Capt Bert R Waggoner of Los Angeles and 1st Lt Chester B England of Hollywood recount their roles, the fire, and the perils of Easy Red Beach as they train new troops. England notes a kept ring and belt from that day.
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Sendia
Japan
U.K
40Th Division
Normandy
France
Bert R. Waggoner
Los Angeles
101St Airborne Division
Caretan
Waggoner
Bettalion
Red
St. Mere Eglise
Chester B. England
Hollywood
40Th Infantry Division
England
Rotation personnel to dock Saturday in Bay Area
Two ships carrying rotalian personnel from Korea and the Far East will dock in Bay area ports Saturday. The carrier Philippine Sea will dock at Alameda with 809 members of Carrier Air Group Two and 2,000 ship crew. The station will be open to the public for the reception. The USNS David C. Shanks will dock at San Francisco with Air Force personnel from Far East stations.
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San Francisco
Korea
Far East
Bay Area
Carrer Philippine Sea
Alameda
Carrier Air Group Two
David C. Shanks
Educator Rose Burckhalter Dies in Oakland
Mrs Rose Burckhalter founder of the Oakland school system and long time board member died yesterday in Oakland. She was the widow of Frank Burckhalter Southern Pacific VP, and leaves a daughter Mrs John T Beales Sr and two grandchildren.
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Oakland
U.re
Rose
Burckhalter
Oakland School System
Frank Burckhalter
Southern Pacific
John T. Beales
Castro Valley Sanitary District approves 62000 rebuilding project
The Castro Valley Sanitary District board approved a preliminary 62000 rebuilding plan for the coming year. On June 11, attorney Marlin Haley of Hayward will be interviewed for the district legal advisor post. The board also authorized an estimated cost study by attorney Leland Grimes to rewrite district ordinances. Projects include a 600 foot casement between Forest and Marshall avenues and a 3800 foot 10 inch pipe link to Heyer road, 125000, plus several smaller projects.
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Castro Valley
Otto Fink
Bayview Avenue
Board of Supervisors
Mancini
Forest
Marshall Avenue
Hoyer Road
Castro Valley Boulevard
Fereat Avenue
Heyer Road
Seaview Avenue
Sandy Road
Lake Chabot Roads
Casements
Stanton Avenue
John Mancini
Oakland
Everett Wright
Parson Avenue
Seven Hills Road
Ralph M. Davis
Dave Gilmore
Castro Valley Orchards Association
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