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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
7
An account describes a car owned by Rev. Miam BE, a Black pastor, undergoing a safety test. The vehicle reportedly burst into flames tied to a rope, with incomplete headlights, missing exhaust components, a damaged bumper and fenders, a single headlight, and a broken muffler.
U S District Judge George B Morris signed a final judgment finding American Can Company guilty of Sherman and Clayton Act violations in a four year old case. The decree bars quantity discount contracts and blanket contracts with distant canners, requires plant based purchases, ends phantom freight, and upholds annual requirements contracts to guarantee supply. American Can, the largest US can maker, must sell closing machines to any willing buyer and refrain from certain price differentials.
Nineteen year old man in San Francisco Nicholas Rasberry, 33, was hospitalized after a fight with his girlfriend led to a neck wound. He recalls little besides the struggle and waking in a hospital with a lodged blade near his neck and a hole near his ear.
Hollywood reports Judy Garland remains deeply distressed after losing the Royal Wedding role and attempted self harm. Her agent says she is kept under sedation and guarded by a nurse as family members, including Vincent Minnelli, comfort daughter Liza Minnelli, while sentimentals from fans pour in and executives decide next steps.
Public notice of sale under execution in Alameda County California names defendants Bruno Carlson and others. The property consists of Lots 126 and 127 in East Fourteenth Street Junction City Tract Edenowish Alameda County with map filed May 5 1928. Sale set Monday June 26 1950 at 10 o clock at Fallon Street Court House Oakland to satisfy a judgment of 735 dollars plus interest and costs. Sheriff Gleason by Deputy Talanen conducts sale.
The 34th annual Salinas Rodeo began with about 9,000 fans as 200 top cowboys compete for prize money. Miss Merna McMillan of Shandon is named rodeo sweetheart. Jim Shoulders and Cotton Rosser lead opening action with top finishes in bulls and bronc events.
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