California Weather Outlook Through Thursday
Statewide forecast calls for clear skies and rising temperatures across California through Thursday with morning fog along the northern coast. Central Valley highs Tuesday ranged from 63 in Sacramento to 83 in Bakersfield, while coastal cities logged 68 in San Francisco and 82 in Los Angeles. Morning lows were mostly 35 to 65, with Needles showing a high near 78 and Thermal around 18 in the desert region.
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New Tornadoes Hit in Midwest
United Press International reports a fresh tornado outbreak in Kansas and Indiana with twisters near Wichita and Salina in Kansas and Elkhart north of Indianapolis. The storms produced scattered rain from Wyoming through the Plains to the lower Great Lakes with no serious damage or injuries reported.
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Steel Autos In Economy Watch Key Developments
Financial analysts anticipate two immediate economy levers: new car models and potential steel price shifts. Automakers push ahead with 289 models, aiming mid September production, triggering demand for steel and fixtures. Industry expects gradual price changes, wary of Washington scrutiny and Kefauver’s probe pressure, but aims to raise prices later if needed.
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Ships Report Thursday detail on world freights and sailings
A bustling ship report lists vessels arriving and departing with origins including Calveston, Yokohama, Rio de Janeiro, Guayaquil, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Portland, and more. It notes ships such as Mayahare Maru, Republicy de Ecuador, Keystone Mariner, Oak, and Toreador among others, with sailing date set for Thursday, June 2 and entries from San Francisco to various ports. The report also mentions a Vermont scholarship decision for a University of Vermont student, with eligibility noting a pomsmokee requirement.
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Revised river basin plan funding eyed for Senate approval
The updated bill, expected to pass both chambers with no changes, would authorize flood control and navigation projects in California. Notable allocations include Sacramento River basin 17 million, San Joaquin River basin 13 million, Kaweah and Tule basins 25 million, Santa Cruz Harbor 1.6 million, and Humbug Bay erosion work 33 thousand.
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Legion Meets In Sacramento
In Sacramento an advance guard of eight American Legion merrymakers marched downtown Tuesday night with two groups the 40 et 8 and the women s 40 parading for bioths in a prelude to the state region convention opening Thursday More than 6000 delegates are expected here for the convention and the groups plan to seat officers and discuss child welfare activities
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Boys Found Safe In Kings Park Campark Missing Two Boys
Visalia report says Kaplan brothers Arnold and Kaplan 8 and 6 were found in good condition after overnight disappearance from Big Meadow campgrounds in Kings Canyon National Park east of Visalia. Sheriff located them near the camp area.
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Senator Langer Wins in North Dakota Primary
In Bismarck North Dakota Senator Langer, a veteran Republican, wins the GOP nomination for a fourth term after a tough uphill race. He holds a strong margin over Lt. Gov Clyde Dutly despite limited party support and criticism that he was weak and stodgy.
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Stock Market Narrow Range Delivers Mild Trading Day
New York stocks moved within a narrow range with mild trading as individual corporate developments drove activity and occasional price swings. American Motors rose after the SEC blocked Louis Wolfson with a temporary restraining order, Union Oil of California fell 27 percent on a denial of a buyout rumor, Penn-Texas held steady, while Led by executive shakeups and the resignation of Leopold Silberstein, steel and chemical stocks edged lower.
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Obituary for Rose Cuicello in San Leandro
Funeral rites pending for 33 year old Rose Cuicello found dead at her home on 50 S Dutton Ave San Leandro Neighbor Jeannie Fay found her collapsed in the kitchen Fire Department resuscitation attempts failed She is survived by husband Joseph Cuicello and a sister in Hayward
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Martin Gunderson Dies in Fresno
Martin P. Gunderson, 8, a former San Leandro assistant superintendent of schools, died yesterday in Fresno. He received the Marshall Pield Award for outstanding contributions to education last year and taught, supervised, and served as assistant superintendent in San Leandro schools from 1987 to 1943. He was last employed at West Shore Elementary School in Five Points.
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Morals Case Set for Court in Hayward
Renard W. Hawkley of 12560 Eighth Ave Oakland is to appear in Hayward Municipal Court to answer morals charges involving boys from Casks Valley. He was granted a continuance yesterday. The accusation alleges molestation of several boys during June and a mother filed a complaint.
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Removing the appendix during abdominal surgery urged
A medical memo argues that if surgery is planned for any abdominal issue the appendix should be removed if feasible even if it appears healthy. It cites that the appendix has no known essential function and potential to cause trouble, and modern anesthesia and antibiotics make removal low risk.
FCC Orders 3 Percent Rate Cut for AT&T Leased Lines
The FCC instructed AT&T to reduce rates for private leased-line telephone service by about 3 percent within 60 days. The cut targets interstate circuits used by government, business, and industry, excluding public telephone and telegraph services. The move follows AT&T’s own data showing returns of at least 4 percent on investment and signals potential further adjustments pending ongoing rate investigations.
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Growing Schools Get $2 Million Apportioned in California
SACRAMENTO California education officials announced a second half apportionment of 21 083 153 to school districts based on enrollment growth. Superintendent Roy J Simpson said the state school fund now holds about 395 973 million, with the remainder to be allocated later this evening per directive.
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Bank Clearings and Debits Report
Bank clearings total 19.3 million with Oakland and Los Angeles debits. Oakland shows 0705 and Los Angeles debits amount to 207,826,828. Berkeley debit figure listed as 44,029,885.
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