GI Bill Marked its Seventh Anniversary
The GI Bill reached its seventh anniversary with major veterans benefits still active. Since signing into law on June 22, 1944, it offered a guaranteed loan program, free education, and unemployment and self employment allowances. By mid 1947 about 2.686 million veterans had GI benefits totaling $10.6 billion, with VA backing half through guarantees and insurance. About 90 percent of loans—2.44 million—for homes, 61,000 for farms, and 141,000 for businesses. Readjustment allowances for unemployment and self employment ended for most veterans on July 25, 1949, though some applications continue.
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Veterans Administration
V-A
Eden Hospital Bid Process Delayed by Board Deliberations
Board members discuss bid specifications for Eden Hospital with Dr Milton Tea noting that delaying will yield better bids. A five week window was set to allow three weeks for plan approval and two weeks for bid preparation. Phillips asks to present a notice form at the next meeting on July 6 for publication pending state approval.
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Pichitert
Daily Review postal notice from California archive
Fragmented OCR text shows a local newspaper origin in California with postal subscription details and office addresses. Mentions Maynard Alameda County Castro Valley Lucerne area offices and Castro Street addresses. Contains garbled names and numbers, unclear dates or events.
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Castro Street
Maynard
Alameda County
California
Hayward
Lucerne
Castro Valley
Madre Valley
Legislature approves child care funding amid budget questions
The legislature narrowly approved continuing funding for state child care centers, routing $5,450,000 to operate 288 centers for another year as bills and budget leftovers complicate the process. A liquor tax proposal to fund research clinics for alcoholism was killed by a Senate committee, while a Burns report on un American activities drew Senate support against UC officials.
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Sen
Bon 'Polae
Assembly Louny
Senate
Ernest Geddes
Claremont
Burns un-American Activities Committee
University of California
Hueh Burns
Fresno
Thio
Robbery in Oakland Alerts Police Here
Oakland police alerted after an armed robbery victim described two suspects heading toward Hayward. Both in their 20s, heavily armed, one suspected to drive a night blue Lincoln sedan with a German Luger pistol. Authorities cautioned the public to stay vigilant.
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Hayward Area
Oakland
Twa Wen
Bay Area Rapid Transit Commission Bill Advances in Assembly
Sacramento report says a bill for the San Francisco Bay Area Metropolitan Rapid Transit commission moves through the assembly. The measure would appropriate 30000 dollars for a study of rapid transit conditions and was approved by the assembly ways and means committee yesterday.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit
Commission
Assembly Committee
Sacramento
San Francisco Bay Area
Teen Age Dope Curb Bill Signed Into Law
Gov Earl Warren signed a bill to curb teen narcotics use. Sponsored by Sen Fred Kraft the measure makes it a felony to furnish any narcotic to a minor and bars probation or suspended sentences for narcotics possession convictions.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren Foray
Fred Kraft
San Diego
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Today sample quotes from the Poultry Producers of Central California list Nulaid large 65, medium 59, small 47. large B 53. livefowl broilers under 2.14 lb at 92 38. fryers 22 to 3 lb at 92 43. over 3 lb 32 39. hens light under 4 lb 91 32. over 4 lb 92 397. roasters 444 lbs. and over 32 33 percent hens type all weights.
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Central
California
Beath Notice Souza Gall Daniel B Beloved Relative
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Floresce M. Souza
Joving
August Nand
Tate
Nan's Association
Loval Weamsters Utiau
Central
Mega
Intermen
Hungary Archbishop Groesz on trial for plot and graft
In Budapest Archbishop Joseph Groesz and eight co defendants go on trial before a people's court. The indictment accuses them of plotting to overthrow the government and dealing in black market currency. Co defendant Dr Alajos Pongracz faces espionage charges.
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Hungary
Fosef Groesz
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Vilmos Olti
L Oli
Robert Vogeler
Vogeler
Cardinal Mindsenty
Grocsx
Mindszenty
Ainunt
Wase
Slilu
Groes
Alajos Pongracy
Anmerican Legation
Hyosvardens
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hun
Gariant People's Democracy
Braneis Cardinal
Spellman
New York
Archduke Olle
Minisignor
Giovanni Battista Montini
Vatican
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Pongracz
Paul Bozsil
Parlias Ment
Burve Farkas
Lasela Hovy
Wendel Endredy
Dreps
Geils Haggo-Koynes
Zirez
Istvan
Funeral Rites Set For Joseph Dias
Recitation of the rosary will be held tonight at 8 p.m. in Hayward mortuary for Joseph Dias, Hayward native who died in San Leandro Tuesday. Requiem mass will be held tomorrow at 3 a.m. in All Saints Church. Dias is survived by his children Clifford of the USS Saint Paul, Lloyd of Hayward. two grandchildren Lorraine and Thomas. brothers Manuel August and Ernest Dias. sister Mrs. Virginia Peterson, all of Hayward. Interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery in Hayward.
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Hayward
Joseph Dias
San Leandro
All Saints Church
Dias
Clifford
USS
Saint Paul
Lloyd
Lave
Lorraine
Thomas
Manuel August
Ernest Diag
Virginia Peterson
Bias
172Nd Avenue
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Yurok Indians Granted Klamath Fishing Rights Bill
The Yurok Indians will be allowed to fish from the mouth of the Klamath River to Teetah Creek under forms of a bill approved by the Assembly. They may use hand nets dip nets and hooks under the act, as reported from Yreka by Len Randolph Collier.
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Sacramento
Klamath River
Teetah Creek
Len Randolph Collier
BR. Yreka
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