Legislature Fights To Settle Few Issues Left In 55 Session
Sacramento reporters note the 1953 legislature, three days from adjournment, pushed last minute efforts to resolve remaining items. Key debates include water resources department creation, Oroville dam site purchase, San Luis reservoir funding, tidelands oil drilling, a state tax bill, and school construction. Senate action on a horror comics bill was approved. tidelands oil bill stalled in Rules. Senate considers interim committee study for Shell Cunningham oil bill. leadership to be chosen as Ward retires with Ben Hulse favored for president pro tempore.
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Tidelands
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Santa Barbara
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Legislature approves parole bill for life-term convicts
In Sacramento the legislature passes a bill requiring the Adult Authority to consider local recommendations before parole. The judge, district attorney, sheriff, and others must be noted in the parole order. The bill moves to Governor Torreto for signature. A separate item notes a public works project to widen US102 through Humboldt redwood groves.
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Ike Marches at Academy West Point 1915 class
President Eisenhower leads West Point seniors in ceremonies honoring dead at the 49th anniversary of their graduation. He will deliver the commencement address to this year’s graduates while officers from 1944 join the march and plan a celebratory dinner and gatherings.
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Gene Leone
Four Future Farmer Chapters Compete for Premiums
Four Future Farmer Chapters prepare to compete for premiums in the junior department exhibits at the 1935 Alameda county fair in Pleasanton. Highlights include poultry, sheep, dairy, and vegetable projects with judging by Weldon Craig and Don Alves, and an arrangement by Emil Mosca with local officials and Lions clubs aiding setup and sales.
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Booth F. Miller
Haywerel
Laniphanius
Bill Sprags
Livnogs
Glenn Goog
Pleasanton
Carl Robinson
Hayward
Pleasanto Tvermeda County
Harwad
Livermore
Ingion Township
Ama Ida Valley
Pleasante
Glen Wright
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Emil Mosca
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Dick Johnson
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Fine & Rumnage
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Weldon Craig
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Corps of Southern Alamedan Agricultural
Center ‘Ville
Ashland Lions Club Installation Set
Ashland Lions Club will install officers at a semi formal affair at Crow Canyon Chateau. President Harold Mefford announced the event with a dinner following a social hour.
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Hayward Elementary Teachers Association
Castlewood County Club
Eleanor Amar
Marvin Hogan
Omar Johnson
Howard Day
Betty Bi
Ashland Lions Club
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Crow Canyon Chateau
Harold Mefford
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Bay Area Officials Study Laws on Enforcemen t and Pay Proposals
California officials and San Francisco figures discussed law enforcement powers and arrest procedures at a downtown meeting. Bert Levit proposed a 2.7 percent city pay raise as part of a compromise plan amid state Supreme Court rulings. Delegates considered funding for salaries from 130 to 385 dollars annually and housing for convention visitors, with about 40 000 expected. In other news, Barbara Graham's funeral plans were announced in San Rafael as authorities investigated stowaways on a freighter linked to a past homicide.
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Supreme Court
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San Francisco Board of Education
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Berbara Graham
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Henry Gra
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Two S F Boys Drown Near Monte Rio
Two San Francisco youths drowned in the Russian River near Monte Rio. Joan Santos Schaeffer, 17, was saved once when stronger swimmers pulled her from the water, but Manuel De Guzman Jr., 13, was swept 40 feet from shore during a vain rescue attempt. Police raiders later trapped 111 people at a Colma gambling house opening, with six San Francisco men charged. Authorities named Keith Sorenson as attorney for the case.
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Russian River
Joan Santos Schaeffer
Manuel de Guzman, Jr
Colma
Ledond
San Mateo County
Keith Sorenson
California
Airport
Edmond
G. Brown
Hayward
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