Senate votes eight month extension of wage price controls
The Senate Banking committee approved an eight month extension of wage price and rent controls by 12 to 1, with a 7 to 6 vote sustaining the veto on price rollbacks. Irvin Ives and three Democrats led the drive to ban rollbacks below the Jan 25-Feb 24 1951 levels, which would block two beef price rollbacks and other items. DiStille warned the move would raise overall prices and threaten stabilization.
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Wasilington
U.th
Senate Banking Committee
Michael ¥. DiStille
Irving M Ives
RB. N.Y
Wie
DiSaile
House Banking Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
R. UI
Truman
Withi Fee
Chalringan Bugetti
Maybook
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Tramin
Mons
Hin
No Hope For AB 18 Says Phillips
Dean Phillips Castro Valley chamber of commerce legislative chairman said no Senate action is likely this session on Assembly Bill 14. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman Francis Sunn, seeks unincorporated area taxation changes backed by Pacific Gas and Electric and a Santa Fe railroad attorney. AB 14 cleared the Assembly 69-2 and moved to the Senate Local Government Committee amid a busy day of committee actions.
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Senate
Dean Phillips
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Sacramento
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Santa Fe Railroad
Francis Sunn
Ites
Castro Valley Chamb Afl Commerce
Assembly
Tareyton Area Meet Tonight
Veterans in Tareyton Village southwest of Hayward plan a 6 pm meeting at Veterans Memorial Building Oakland to discuss further legal action against Treeview Homes to enforce original contracts. The Tareyton Village Veterans Association, represented by Hier okt Strom, Castle and attorney, has a Superior Court suit pending.
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Tareyton Village
Hayward
Treeview Homes, Inc
Veterans Memorial Building
Grand Avenue
Oakland
Raymond Deno
Treeview
T. R. Hechtel Construction Company
No Hst Plans In Air Strike
President Truman, in a rare press session, refused to outline any action on the United Air Lines pilot strike. He said no present plan exists and deferred major issues to the National Mediation Board while noting improved inter American relations. He declined to comment on Gen Douglas MacArthur’s charge of silencing witnesses in his dismissal and said he had not discussed a UN peace proposal for Korea with officials.
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Washington
Truman
United Air Lines
Galo Placa
Trumman
Oufcet
National Mediation Board
Douglas MacArthur
Har Silenend
United Nations
Hollywood Director For Cavalcade at Hayward Fair
Hollywood director William Croarkin arrives to plan the Playward Area dem Tome and Industry Fair entertainment for the Diamond Jubilee year of Hayward. He will direct a Diamond Jubilee Cavalcade presenting California history with local citizens, reflecting Croarkin’s prior work on the Port Townsend Centennial. The event showcases dramatic, moving scenes from early native life to Spanish contact and pioneer travel, with clubs and organizations contributing. main performances run July 19 20 Hayward High School and Diamond Jubilee House show July 22.
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Willian Croarkin
Geller
Los Angles
Hollywood
Industry Fair
Hier Ward
Croakin
Tha
California
Hestren
Lwing
Port Townsend
Washington
Arin
New Mexico
Certontin Takergan
Hiverside
Guerneville
Millbruc
Cavil
New Guinea
Hayward
Fortuna
Paulies
Palel
Jongquin
Merchants Face $1000 Loss Over Senior Ball Plan
Layard Merchants Association warns the Senior Ball may fail without more funds. Donations from junior class parents and merchants total around 1230 plus small contributions for food and beverages, while listed costs cover hand, five acts, beverages, and food. Local businesses and civic groups have given, but committee appeals for remaining support to fund the prom.
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Layard Merchants Association
Mombats
The
Merchants Association
Sontny Bal
Sady Jack Finn
Veenliat Gib Lewis
Fgh Serionl
Son Born in Paris to Actress Deanna Durbin
Paris report states actress Deanna Durbin gave birth to a nine and a half pound son yesterday. Husband Charles David announced the arrival and named the baby Peter. The couple, French-born, were married in Paris.
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Paris
Actress Deanna Durbin
Deanna Durbin
Charles David
Peter
U.S
Miss Duchin
Saargvemines
France
Iran Seizure of Oil Firm Sparks Massive Tehran Protests
Parliament votes 90 to 0 for nationalization of the British owned oil company as crowds storm the Abadan area and Tehran, waving flags and banners. Mossadegh declares the company must go, while Britain warns of possible force to protect assets. oil facilities begin seizure and control by Iranian authorities.
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Tehran
Jean Joh
Anglolranian Oil Company
F Poli
Mohamed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Britain
ATOC
Iran
Nic
Iust
Mohs
AIOC
Gia
Oil Company
Paptive
London
Herbert Morrison
Ibig
Abadan
Malexi
Loilyard
Sian
Local man returns from Korea aboard USNS Sgt. Hawi
The USNS Sgt. Hawi and 88 officers and 1296 enlisted men were due in San Francisco today, ending another rotation in Korea. A welcome ceremony was planned under the Golden Gate with air and naval honors before the crew begins leaves and reassignment. Aboard is Cpl. Benny Pachetsy of 25038 Adam Street, Hayward.
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San Francisco
Sgt
Hawi
Woodford
Golden Gate
Fort Mase
Tak Mason
Cpl
Benny Pachetsy
Adam Street
Hayward
Hurley Urges Full Yalta Surrender Inquiry
Former China ambassador Patrick J Hurley urged the Senate to press a complete investigation of the 1945 Yalta surrender. He accused officials of secrecy around postwar concessions with the Soviets and called for a full record, naming Byrnes and Hiss as figures he would question.
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Washington
China
Patrick
J. Hurley
Seattle
Yalta
Douging MacArthur
Russia
Manchuria
Dopant
Pacific
Japan
Nurley
Ennawest
Newen
Janis J
Mis
Loey
Slurtey
Byrnes
Governoe
South Carolina
Thurley
Sennde Wiley
Wis
Iiss
W. Averell Flarelman
Vouman
Flirley
Kate
Roosevelt
Ace Says Russia Has Good Planes
Col. Trin C. Meyer, after Korea where he downed two enemy aircraft, asserts Russia shows potential first rate air power with good planes. He claims American pilots are vastly superior to Chinese Red flyers and that Russia remains evenly matched with the Sabre jet.
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Los Angeles
Col
Trin C. Meyer
America
Livig Mehler
Nea
Meyer
Korea
Action Delayed On Liquor Tax in State Senate
Sacramento a Senate committee on revenue and taxation held a special meeting to consider a liquor tax bill. Only six of eleven members attended, and several members left the hearing. Chair Arthur Brendel recessed with hopes to settle the issue later in a cloakroom session. The proposal would fund clinics serving alcoholics by taxing liquor and a penny a fifth on distilled spirits to raise about $800,000.
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Sacramento
Uri
Senate
Senate Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Arthur Connally
San Francisco
Ben
Hugh Bains
Cy Fresno
Arthur Hrend
Oakland
Bonate
Connally
William A. D
Los Angeles
Trust Fund Established To Help Accident Victim Regain Health
A community group in San Leandro forms a trust fund to aid Diane Trodder, severely injured in a May skating accident. With no insurance, relatives seek donations at First National Bank to cover medical costs and extended care. Trustees include A J Oliveira and William Shirey. the fund aims to support surgeries and rehabilitation at Children’s Hospital and beyond.
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Diane
Mildred Stuller
Farnsworth
First National Bank
San Leto
William Shiney
Fune Tristens
Nhts
Helen Tenney
Frances Shivey
Milttzer Jepson
Mace Ownns
Lucille Perry
Alvina Falcone
Oakland
WAL All Times Ilils
Cits
Spensor
Shirey
Dine
Childrens Hospital
Diane Hodder
Washington Area
San Lorenzo
East Bay
San Leandro
Reds Withdraw From Last Post In South Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports Chinese Communist forces pulled from the last post in South Korea as UN troops push near Kaesong and Kaesung, marking the first major city fall after four days of fighting along the parallel. Destruction of enemy aircraft and tanks noted as UN patrols secured key ridges and prepared further advances.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
Kaesang
Scout
Meee
South Korea
Agulter
Kaesung
Kaeseragg
Wevie
Chomvon Sare
Enasl
Pback
Batéoa'ord
Wonsan
Lorenzo Youngsters Register Now for Saturday Bike Rodeo
Youngsters between ages eight and 14 in San Lorenzo may join a Saturday Bike Rodeo at the local school grounds. Sponsored by the San Lorenzo Lions Club and Alameda County Sheriff’s Department, the event features five safety oriented riding contests and awards including trophies and a safety plaque. Registration runs today until 4 pm at the Sheriff’s Substation, with post‑event refreshments and prizes funded by local sponsors.
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Lorenzo
Sen Lorensy
Emht
Van
Ce Soho
San Lorenz’ Ns
Alameda Couanky Shirrewiff
Radler
Wight
Village Plaza
Torrehants
Belnil
Mimaner
San Levanze
Ehernpetion
Pam
Sherills
San Lorenzo
Lewin
Tno
Gick Moehler
Bob Sywarts
Jim Dargles
Shuviff
Thir
Hh Ttates Weigh
Glen Anddnisort
Dick Foudy
EBMUD raises meter charge while hydrant fee is dropped
The board of the Frat Bay Municipal Utility District voted to raise the monthly standby meter charge for water service from 51 cents to $1.00, while abandoning the hydrant service charge. A minimum charge of 66 cents per month, equivalent to 300 cubic feet, will apply to most households. About 80 percent of domestic users exceed this amount, so many will see no change. The district will price water at 0 cents per 100 cubic feet up to 400 and 1 cent per 100 cubic feet above that, with other cost adjustments linked to fire service and hydrant costs. The new charges aim to cover rising operating costs since 1923 while keeping actual water-use charges low for higher consumption.
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Board of Direrctors
Frat Bay Municipal Utility District
Dirstors
Walther
Spme
Ceanientig
Lain de Phewnor
Stater
Ulity Districk Qprestion Siner
Wae Ter Servier Insls
Gurywalee Aysteyi Cig Rover
Feather River project amendments strike down by Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly voted 41 to 22 against amendments that would limit the Feather River project to dam construction near Oroville. The vote restores the plan to transport water from the Feather River to the San Joaquin and Santa Clara valleys and onward to San Diego counties. Amendments had been added yesterday by a committee, with author El C Johnson of Marysville offering revisions released by Senator William Rich of Marysville.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Feather River
Aboroville
Foulho River
San Joaquin
Sant Clara
San Diego
Fen
el C. Jonhnsan
Marysville
Armendments
Finer
Wilhigin B. Rich
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Tareyton
Cavalcade
William Choarkin
General, Insurance Leasing
Baron
Hgngn &A
Phon
Hayward Mérctulus
Lew Hox
Wwe
Hee
Mili
Hese
Aleaios Katia
Tony Alberts
Parniture
Hreseimins
Baskins
Comet Auto Supply
Mmadanerse Thew Shel. Supply Co
King, Co
N. M. Full and Co Ecoonomy Fept
Blore
Gamble Westert
Anita
Hayward Wherater
Hamildin
Hay Yand Drege
Hayward Iiral Shop
Slack Eheitlanrs
May
Cuntayward Hataty Chub
Hayward Kiwanis Club
Stipis
Mariner Kesla Palmers Drug Paliniga Realty
Flitz Theater
Smiths
Standard Oil of Calif
Suchus Turn Tire
Ste’o
Montgomery
Nally Revie Hayward Delicatessen
Central Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Wilson
Floyd Sparks
Hurley
Francine Magee
Anade Vuow
Diane Trodder
San Larene
Lst
Farst Bay
Alana
Sreedian
Ther Cloetor
Gaerte Heiss
Sao Leandes Booe
Sigs
Reds
EBMUD
Hayward Plate Glass & Mirror Co
Biya Heor Bridge
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