Cable Car Cut Urged In San Francisco Transit Link
City consultant Marmion Mills proposes a $9,000,000 transit link to San Francisco cable service. The plan, supported by Mills, aims to loop the line to Powell Street and connect with regional proposals. Opposition arises from the Public Tire Commission and others.
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San Francisco
Marmion Mills
Lueler
Mi Francisco
D City Public Tire Commission
Mills
Powell
NA la Parton
United California Autot
Bille Wold
Ciliary
Myeke Thy Pacific
California
Marleetts
O'Fapol
Jones
Hyde
Eliret Sara
Fair Weather Fragments Hint At Saturday Plans
A fragmented OCR item notes uncertain details about afternoon and evening events, mentioning Saturday. The readable parts reference yesterday’s high and today’s conditions without clear specifics, leaving event and location details unclear.
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Bnd
Fairmont Terrace Residents Catch And Disarm Grocery Bandit
Fairmont Terrace residents and a vigilante group trapped and disarmed a bandit who robbed a local market for 130 dollars. The suspect, identified as Larry Maknehi, reportedly confessed to ties with other robberies in California and San Francisco, but denied involvement in the Fairmont incident. He surrendered after failing to flee during a confrontation outside a home.
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Fairmont Terrace
Ashlati
Wally Dong
Ponthill Boulevard
California
Larry Maknehi
Sheriff's
Donnties
Wik
Pel-Away Pian
Jack Smith
Casive Street
Hivieird
Brome Sirpciniss
AL Nevius
Hibtt
Mearay
Noa Pail
Nakacht
Sietine
Nikmelt
Pal
Muir Gets Bus Promise Amid Transit Talks
In a state Public Utilities hearing, Key System officials pledged action on a proposed bus route expansion for Muir Civig chiap, with a petition from residents backing transit along Niles Road, Western Boulevard, and Castro Street. The delegation urged a faster plan, while Crow suggested a modified alignment to follow Niles Road toward Herder, down Harder.
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Uasward
Syston
Nuidistiet
Orealing
Ubiliilies Commission
Ghein J Prate
MutesUreily Mia
Salle Altavian
Muie Civig Chia
Quowd
Vns
Wer
Minx
Caving Bee
Mrs. Attarian
Frank Shydee
Frank Shydee and the Mexcumos Alice Ravers and Elizabeth Davan
Crow
Jno Householder
Niles Pad
Western Boulevard
Alina Wester
Parker Road
Jin Lo Castro
Jackson
Key's Plain
Niles Road
Herd
Bata
Ling Sote
Ducksnane
Jiekkin
Castro
United Crusade Set For Oakland Dinner Thursday
Oakland residents were told to expect the United Crusade event at Taunton Temple Thursday night with President Alfred Lundberg of the East Bay United Crusade Fund announcing a 615 pm dinner. More than 1000 people are expected to attend as a cross section of community leaders and representatives of numerous causes gather to support health and welfare campaigns. The Oct appeal will feature a distinguished lineup of speakers and guests, highlighting the campaign goals and community cooperation across walks of life.
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Oakland
United Cruse
Taunton
Srettists Rile
Temple
Thurstige
Tne
Thie Dees
Alfred Lundberg
East Bay
Bromiere Dinnar
United Crusade
Easthay
Lundberg
Inside warns against risky freeway driving trends
Fragments describe a cautionary page with scattered notes on driving behavior and road safety. References to a chest X-ray program, prison context, and political terms hint at a fragmented report of public health and governance issues. The text is unclear but signals a period newspaper style with mixed topics.
School Aid To Up Taxes
Sacramento officials told a legislative committee that approving the initiative to boost state school aid would force higher taxes. Assemblyman Robert C. Kirke Wood cited that if the measure took effect today, 0 percent of estimated state sales tax revenue would be diverted to education. The plan would raise per pupil state funding from 120 to 140 and minimum per district from 110 to 320, with continued existing educational programs potentially consuming all sales tax revenue for education.
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Robert C. Kirke Wood
Saratora
Senate
California Trackers Association
Kirkwood
Child Drinks Paint Sparks Hospital Report
In Castro Valley a 15 month old drank paint from a palette at home. Doctors at Falyninal hospital said the amount was not enough to cause illness. The child was in hospital under supervision after the incident, with no serious effects observed.
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Castro Valley
Eastshore Freeway Opens amid East Bay Celebration
Eastshore Freeway completion triggers a multi community ceremony in San Lorenzo and Leandro with federal state and county officials, local leaders, and hundreds touring the new link from Hayward Avenue to Lewelling Boulevard. The event includes a caravan, remarks by Alameda County highway leaders, and a tape recording to broadcast this evening.
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Eastshore
San Lorenzo
Leandro
Lonn-Dallarpor
Lavenza
Tian Hay Avenue
Ban Leabdra
San Lou“remo
Lewalling
Varrhange
Bartiel
Reronimuins Ville
al Mibhon
Haltic
Fenty
Hass Ando
Pela
David
Bohannen
Warry Bartell
Alameda County
Advis
Rox
Castro St. Land Sold to Finance Buyout
Edward Guidi and Bob Duckson bought the Willung Clarke guilding for about 100000 in cash, with Cheever agency listed as the vendor. The new owners plan a major reconstruction to create a double gate prime facility with expanded interior, added customer parking and a truck display area across from the location, timed with Bayward and Byers freeway developments.
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Hayward
Willung Clarke Guilding
A3u
Crstro Atecel
Edward Guidi
Bob
Duckson
Cheever Agency
Bayward
Tip Byers
East Shore
Jon Phov
Tyes
Jackson
Goldie
Worst Forest Fire Season In California Faces Tough Summer
Sacramento reports California braces for one of the worst fire years since 1945. Forester Winters warns conditions mirror extreme fire risk with high precipitation already boosting drought vulnerabilities. He notes lush fuels from last winter and dry, windy periods increasing catch and spread potential across the San Joaquin Valley and surrounding forested areas.
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Walter L. Bankdull
Sacramento
California
Callinynia
San Joaquin Valley
Winters
Nutlie Cooperas
State Division of Forestry
Wreck Near Sunol. Driver Safe in Hawaii
A car crash near Sunol, Hawaii, left the driver Donald Louis Ghittolly uninjured while passenger Willon D. Gadwell, 22, of Parks, sustained minor injuries. A second Parks APB airman was treated at Fairmont before transfer to base hospital. his exact condition unclear.
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Hawaii
Donald Louis Ghittolly
Af Marks
Willon D. Gadwell
Parks
APB
Fairwontheeler- Fay
Thy
Flier Faces Delays After Ocean Flight Attempt
OLD TOWN Me HP Max Conrad ex songwriter from Maine pursued a goodwill flight toward India via Labrador and Greenland. Weather was clear when he planned takeoff but a military demand to obtain 1,000,000 worth of tiaboug ja costing 250 delayed the run. He spoke with airport staff and waved before the aborted attempt.
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Old Town
Max Conrad
Feom
Henoolis Lok Wlf
Ina Lins
Snindianvia
Conrad
Gary Mail
Labrador
Euter
Grees
Valley Lions to Install at Meet Tomorrow Night
Valley Lions set for a club meeting and installation program at the Lions clubhouse diner after nightfall. Pankey announces committee heads for major activities, financial, membership, maintenance, education, welfare, publicity, and program planning. speakers and prizes planned.
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Valley Lions
Castrg
John Bucking Fom
Clede Fulton
Vern Cuming
Tenance
Panker
Gene van News
George Martin
Lows Hunt
Arthur B. Fimmes
Paul Tickner
Iitvention
Can Daeohsen
Maura Roy
Ana Ferts
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