Carlos Bee Votes No On Measure In City Budget
The city council adopted a 1952 53 operating budget at a special meeting. The budget reflects an increase over the prior year and its effect on the tax rate will be known after the county assessment in late July. Mayor John Many and Councilman Art Phillips supported the measure while Councilman Carlos Bee dissented. Bee warned the tax rate could rise by up to 28 cents without higher valuations and argued property tax loads are too heavy. The budget funds general city services, water, police, fire, and parks, with additions for lights and maintenance, and includes a $11,950 purchase of the Frieda Oakes property for off street parking.
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John Many
Art Philips
Sunbert
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Main
Castro Streets
1Ggio California Bank
Lorenzo youth reveals family feud in Oakland burning sweater trial
An 11 year old missing dog prompted a family fund as opening arguments began in Oakland. Carlos Ran, a local merchant, faces four misdemeanor counts for selling inflammable rayon sweaters tied to a health code violation. He could face up to 12 months in jail and an $800 fine per count if convicted. The trial included testimony about threats and a family dispute between the Taynasetti and Lano alliances. The boy testified while the mother urged restraint and the youth was sent to juvenile hall after refusing to return home.
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Oakland
Carlos Ran
Dudge
William Mes
Atholy Wilhisin
Melherney
Tomagetti
Coushy
Rano
Bus Angesee
Shy
Sen Lake
Tin
Soin
Mersey Avenue
San _ Lorenzo
Rano Alo
San Lorenzo
Niner
Weather Update for Tonight and Saturday Outlook
Light rain and overcast skies continue tonight with a chance of drizzle. Saturday brings partly clear skies by afternoon with cooler temperatures and winds up to 25 mph in the afternoons.
Inside Pages Tangles Motoring Neighbors Feature
A quirky inside page feature surveys local neighbors and their cars with playful notes on road behavior. Mentions Sneaky Brakes and contains scattered references to Human Relations Ingrid, U5, and Britain.
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Ingrid
Committee Urges Urban Tax Rates in Kern County
A Kern County assembly report proposes a plan to let counties set separate tax rates for incorporated and unincorporated areas to fund local services. The measure aims to align revenue with expenditures and could designate special districts to collect targeted taxes, replacing uniform county charges.
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Walter I. Barkdull
Assembly
Kern County
Marl W. Stanley
R- Ratha
Urhart
Vie
Thes
Ray County
Kern
Qily
Tas
Plane Found In Mountains No Life Seen
A U S Air Force C-49 transport with seven aboard was found in the San Gabriel mountains northeast of Los Angeles. Civil Air Patrol observers Frank Anderson and an assistant reported no sign of life. Ground search parties rushed to the crash site high on the rugged mountainside. The CAP plane spotted the downed craft while other patrols checked the route from San Bernardino toward Van Nuys at dawn.
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Sa Gabriel — Mountains
Tomil
Here
Civat
Air Patrol
Frank Anderson
Mt. Wiliutt Bet W Lovd
CAP
San Bernardinn
Pan Nuys
UN Bombs Power Plants Not Near Yalu
Pentagon reports say UN war planes conducted a third raid in four days on North Korea power plants. This time they avoided installations near the Yalu border. The strike targeted transformers switches and generators in the Choven and Fuser reservoir regions, following prior raids by allied air forces.
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Korea
United Nations
North Kansas
Yalu River
Manchurian
Upivarian
Choven
Fuser
Motorcyclist Injury Amid Pacific Ship Strike Fallout
A freak accident left a motorcyclist injured as a coastwide ship strike extended along the West Coast. Sailors, unions, and shipowners clashed over loading duties and exemptions, with talks failing to avert a broader shutdown.
Seek Compromise On Price Controls
Washington news reports leaders seek a Senate House compromise on price controls with the Senate proposing an eight month extension and the House supporting immediate action. Admin officials fear a crippled measure and push for a conference to salvage inflation curbs while intense debate continues.
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Athay Retail
Ennay
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Sampadment
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Etahtanotti
Publac Aeroauments
Vy Parton Hent
Seth
Sena
Une Serene Menl
FHA Loans Near Airport To Be Denied
Hayward federal housing officials paused 60 home commitments near the airport pending a clear status update. Richard W. Briges, San Francisco district director of FILA, said the ban applies within a mile radius of the airport center. Builders seek meeting with Hay to clarify the airport’s future plans.
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Hayward
Federal Housing Administration
Associated Home Builders
Oakland
Richard W. Briges
San Francisco
FILA
Duhe Yeanessy
Builders’ Group
Hay
Exhy
Three Members Of One Family Hurt in Crash
SAN LORENZO three members of the Simon family were injured yesterday in a collision at Via Pacheen and Colusa. Ethel D Simon 37, her daughter Daequeline 16, and Jemenne 9 were treated for minor injuries. Sheldon Rosenthal 19 the driver of a panel delivery van involved also sustained injuries. All remained under care of physicians.
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Via Pacheen
Colusa
Ethel D. Simon
Paseo del Campa
Childdren
Daequeline
Jemenne
Rew Sheldon J. Rosenthal
Moa Marlin
Hayward Man Slugged and Robbed Near Bus Stop
James C. Deaver, 35, of 946 Horry Avenue, Hayward, was slugged and robbed while waiting for a bus at 12th and Clay streets in downtown Oakland just after midnight. He suffered a badly cut ear, two other injuries, and his watch was broken. he was hospitalized yesterday for treatment and remained under police care.
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Hayward
James C. Deaver
Iran
Oakland
Sheriff's Deputies
Deaver
Horry Avenue
12Th Clay Streets
Yarabit Hayward
Woman Fires Two Bullets At San Francisco Cop
A woman fired two shots at Officer Richardson in San Francisco near an intersection. The suspect, who fled, was in a parked convertible with a man and a vamp non inside. the officer was unharmed. Police pursued the suspect but she escaped after leaving the scene.
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San Fran
Francises
le Quistian
Richardson
Luda
Ferryboat El Paso Grounds After Collision Faulty Reversal
In Richmond a ferry on the Richmond to San Rafael line went aground yesterday after a crp pled reverse prar caused it to strike. Twelve pilings were damaged and the estimated loss ranges from 4000 to 10000 dollars. Two Standard Cut Calues towed the El Paso to shore.
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EL Pasy
Ation
el Paso
Immigration Law Overrides President Veto in Congress
Congress passed the immigration measure despite President Truman’s veto. The Senate voted 54 to 32 to override, with 32 Republicans joining Democrats, while the House margin was 278 to 113. McCarran criticized Truman’s veto as a direct insult to Congress, urging codification through a 12‑member commission.
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Waslington
Carrie Walter
Truman
Senate
House
Herbert
Sen
Truman McCarran
Congress of
United States
McCarran
Uinan
Congress
McCain
Hubert Mutapheey
Lees
Fragmented OCR Brief Noted Legal Proceedings
A garbled OCR text references a case involving a Bimbo naming dispute and an Augustin or Augustine party. It mentions a subpoena, invalid chat, and questions about a wound. The readable bits point to a court proceeding with attached advisement and potential witness or party attendance issues.
San Francisco Police Save Two Men in Car Fire
Fragmentary OCR notes report two men rescued by San Francisco police when a car fire damaged wiring and sparked a blaze. The incident details are unclear due to garbled text but involve officers at the scene and potential injuries or risk to bystanders.
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