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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1951
Page
12
Revbits and various poultry items including geese and quail are exempt from price controls under Amendment 12 to the General Ceiling Price Regulation effective June. The order removes limits on domestic or imported, processed or unprocessed meat and poultry while goose feathers stay under the general freeze due to defense needs.
Washington reports the 1950-51 orange crop at 139000000 boxes, up 9 percent from 1949-50 and 18 percent above the 10 year average. California Valencia harvests near 40303000 boxes, grapefruit yield 45970000, prunes in CA up 41 percent to 141000 tons, while prune crops in Idaho Washington and Oregon dip slightly below last year.
Sacramento legislators moved to launch an intensive probe of alleged subversive activities in California colleges and universities. Assemblyman Harold K. Levar ing led the measure asking UC boards and the state superintendent of public instruction to seek aid from the Moderat Bureau of Investigation and involve the state attorney general in the inquiry.
An UCLA student claims professors connected to Communist front activities influenced university policy. Named individuals Franklin Fearing Kenneth say Gowan and Edward C Tolman allegedly aided the Infernationel Communist con spire. Fearing and Mac Gowan remain employed. Tolman has resigned.
Parents and merchants donated over 100 to the buffer fund aimed at supporting food and catering for the upcoming Senior Ball at the high school gymnasium. Henry Gall, head of the committee, said contributions from the Merchant's Association praised the venture and civic involvement, with more gifts expected from parents this afternoon.
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