State Reform Proposals Flood Assembly With Liquor Bills
Sacramento notes show Assemblyman Ernest R. Geddes introducing four liquor reform measures aimed at curbing abuses. Proposals include later closing times and license freezes, plus distance limits near churches and schools. Senate committee hearings continued with no action, set for March 8, as members clashed over centralizing control versus board oversight.
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Sacramento
State Assembly
Senate
Ernest R. Geddes
Claremont
Weinberger
Geddes
Jeasure
State Board of Equalization
Lester D. McMillen
Los Angeles
McMillan
Jess Mthan
Mc‘Millan
Senate Govern
State Board of ‘Equalization
Gerald O'Gara
San Francisco
Charles Brown
Shoshone
Brown
Board of Equal‘zation
O'Gara
Senate Fight Over Hawaii Statehood Push Heats Up
In Washington the fight over Hawaii's political status shifts toward a Commonwealth plan with strong opposition from Interior Chairman Butler while Sen Monroney hints at Republican support for a status short of statehood Eastland threatens a filibuster over Communist concerns and Butler asserts Hawaii's people reject Communist influence as debate resumes.
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Senate
Hawaii
Washington
INS
Commonwealth
Hugh Butler
Neb
Senate Interior Committee
Mike Monroney
Okla
George A. Smathers
Fla
J. William Fulbright
Arkie Meee
Monroney
Butler
James 5
Eastland
Miss
McCarthy Diary Document Sways GOP Rule Review
Robert S. Allen reports a secret motive behind the State Republican Policy Committee’s push to change investigative rules. The trigger is a thousand page diary by Charles Oliphant of the IRB, detailing calls and conferences on tax cases involving senators representatives and other officials, tied to a House probe led by Rep. Kean.
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McCarthy
Congress
Charles Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Justice Department
House
Robert Kean
Oliphant
IRB
Ex Red Says He Handled Secret Work for Army
Former Communist Peter A. Gragis testified before Senator McCarthy that he was a party member from 1936 to 1950 while employed at Federal Telecommunications Laboratories in Nutley New Jersey. He claimed access to classified documents but said he did not work on confidential projects, except on a top secret Mark V Project while seconded to Hazeltipe Electronics. Gragis identified Frank McGee as a Communist. The hearing shaded light on radar lab security at Ft Monmouth and raised contempt questions against witness Belsky who refused to answer loyalty questions.
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Washington Jth
Army Signal Corps
Peter A. Gragis
Levittown
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Ie Gragis
Federal Telecommunications Laboratories, Inc
Nutley
N. M
Hazeltipe Hlettronics
Gragis
Federal Telecommunications
Frank McGee
S McGee
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
McCarthy
Army
Ft. Monmouth
Pfe
Margin
Hayward Value Days and GM Plant Invite Mentioned
A Hayward merchants association announces Hayward Value Days coming soon with plans, banners, and advertising. A separate ballot proposal seeks to raise the Washington high school district tax rate from 5 cents to 1.25 dollars, on May 21, to fund general improvements, including school additions.
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Hayward
Hayward Merchants’ Association
Senterville
Washington
Individu
Wrener Motors
Ify
Detroit
Waresengusuyaes Voneen
Wunaneen Saarianaie Preneaneny Oer Meg Ng
Stivers
Driscoll
Hay
Etton
Cas
Formand
Tte Valley
End
Taigh -Scha
General “Motors
Theita Watch
Tha
Western
Southern Pacific
Leomis
Skiers in Alps Join Search for Missing US Plane
MARSEILLE France a US Air Force C-47 with 20 aboard is missing after last contact near Corsica. A French ski party near Isola reported an apparent distress call while Maj John H Mark directs a high Alpine search in difficult weather over the Mon Blanc region north of Nice.
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Marseille
France
Frenichs Alps
Europe
Rome
Bitburg
Germany
Corsica
Rhone
Italy
Yeseus
Alps
Mediterranean
Isola
Riviera Ressort
Nice
Longshoremen Defy New York Court Ruling at Port Strike
Longshoremen defied a federal court order and staged a port-wide wildcat strike at New York piers from 42nd to 57th streets and in Brooklyn. ILA members refused to answer work whistles, claiming AFL Teamsters and NLRB disputes sparked the clash, with tensions mounting after the restraining order and cross-union boycott actions.
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New ‘York
Avery Longshoremen
New York
Pease
Istrike
Independent International,Longshoremen’s Association
42Nd
57Th Streets
Manhattan
ILA
Brooklyn
Pistal
824
NLRB
AFL
AFL Teamsters Union
TLA
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Stockton Bidder Wins School Job
Hayward elementary school district trustees selected Rock of Stockton as the low bidder at $463,664 for Strobridge school. The bid is about 13 percent under the state allocation. Completion is set for January 1, 1955, and the project includes 14 classrooms plus a shop home economics rooms offices and a multipurpose area between Bedford Drive and Strobridge Avenue.
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Hayward — George
Rock of
Strobridge
Bedford Drive
McCollum Files As Candidate for City Council Seat
Hayward candidate 44 year old McCollum has filed for one of five Hayward city council seats in the April 13 election. A Chevrolet Oakland GM traffic clerk since 1948 and World War II Army Air Forces veteran, he lives in Hayward since 195? with roots in Milford Utah. He lists sidewalks near Hayward High, industry growth, transit for South Hayward, citizen equality, and youth recreation as platform priorities. Other contenders include Purchio seeking reelection along with Albert Ballard Black Bogzi Gall Jones Mays Wrights and Wright.
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Alameda County
teCollum
Miford
Utah
Bay Area
Hayward
Golden Gate College
Army Air Forces
St. Clement’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Chevrolet-Oakland
General Motors Corporation
McCollum
South Hayward
W. A. Hale
John J. Purchio
John Haar
Purchio
Arid
Tare
Antone Albert
Walter B. Ballard
Edward M. Black
Louis A. Bogzi
Henry R. Gall
Larry Jones
George A. Mays
Bob Wright
Rollie E. Wright
Hayward Man Fakes Police Role At Coffee Shop
Charles L Fortune 36 of 26395 Underwood Street pretended to be a police officer at Cozy Corner cafe. Deputies arrested him for vagrancy after he attempted to discipline youths, threatened a crosswalk fine, and referenced taking action before officers intervened.
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Hayward
Foothill — Boulevard
Charles L. Fortune
Fortune
Underwood Street
The
Foothill Boulevard
Sheriff's Office
Eden Township
Salat
Key System Tax Request Sparks Oakland Fact Finding Panel
Oakland officials approve formation of a fact finding committee to study Key System's request to cancel franchise taxes. The panel will meet with Key System representatives and the State Public Utilities Commission, then recommend a course of action to city councils for approval.
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Oakland
Oakland City Council
Clifford E. Rishell
State Public Utilities Commission
Accidental Mortar Blast Kills 6 Marines Near Seoul
An 82 mm mortar shell exploded during a training demonstration killing six U S Marines and injuring about 20 near Seoul. Several wounded were in critical condition as helicopters ferried doctors and blood supplies from Inchon to medical units. Names of the dead and wounded were withheld pending family notices.
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Seoul
U.S
Here
Center Day
Marine Division
In-chon Harbor
Lower A Street Tenants Granted Eviction Reprieve
Hayward residents of lower A street housing were given a four month extension to avoid eviction set for April 3. The Federal Public Housing Authority in San Francisco canceled the April 2 lease termination, delaying vacancy until August 3 amid protests by residents and local officials. The extension also covers Sunrise School for cerebral palsy on the property and involved county education and cerebral palsy associations.
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Hayward
Federal Public Housing Authority
San Francisco
Hayarera Housing Authority
PHA
Arthur Costello
Sunrise School
Alameda County Cerebral Palsy! Association
Driver Rescue Highlighted In Fire Demonstration
A driver was rescued from a burning automobile during a fire demonstration led by Engineer Nii Arrientes and Harry Seriing, with Roy Manning assisting. Other displays at Bret Harte field included home inspection, school drills, carbon dioxide extinguisher use, soda and acid extinguishers, and multiple Fire Department members. The event was presented as a feature of a San Jose college extension course for teachers.
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Hayward
Nii
Arrientes
Harry Seriing
Byx
Roy Manning
Balance
Bret Harte
Dield
Matthew Jimenez
Julian Burke
Oscar Chaney
Flashing Roll Costs and San Leandro Crime Ambiguity
Police report a man identified as Marion E. Miller, 49, San Leandro, involved in an incident described as flashing his bankroll around town since Tuesday. The notice mentions a 4 apartment building and a bar setting with unclear details and figures including 2500 dollars.
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San. Leandro
Marion E. Miler
San
Miller
Four Council Members Favor Hiring Industrial Agent
Hayward city council plans a 7 pm session in Room 207 to consider hiring Derr as industrial agent. Four pro promotion councilmembers led by Mayor Wilson back Derr, while Carlos Bee opposes and calls for more study. The meeting follows talks with real estate firms and the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce about the plan and Brown Bill notice requirements.
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Hayward
Ralston
Derr
Derras
W.O
Wilson
Vic Hale
Art. Phillips
John Purchionn
Carlos Bee
Bee
Ing
Hageward Area
Jack Rees
Hayward Arew Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
California
Oakes
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