Defeat of Tobacco Tax Proposal in Legislature
In California the legislature rejected a tobacco tax as part of a $90,000,000 school aid bill. The tax would have set 3 cents per cigarette and 15 percent on tobacco products, with funds redirected from a $76,000,000 reserve. School groups and teachers backed the tax to fund districts, while opponents cited inflation and fiscal risk.
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Assembly
Francia
Dunn
D. Osklind
California
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Artin F. Covey
State Federation of Laabher
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Charles Scully
Fate of Lorenzo Chest Awaits Board Decision
A community chest in the San Lorenzo area faces a final board decision within two weeks. Five agencies including the Buy Scouts and Catholic Social Services await guidance after a public meeting at San Lorenzo school. A voter poll showed mixed support for continuation, suspension, or merging with the Oakland area chest, with 24 responses reported and leaders from several agencies in attendance.
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Istiles
Knema
Onidhine
Ares
Knight
Paul Loret
San Lorenaoatin
Ave Chest
Retuntion Atantatous Bund
Curina
Qullane
Chiest
Mabe Muriand
Tlayavarel
Cit Valley
San Lorenzo
Ad Washingtoin Township
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Gertrude Moasey
Mus
Hane al Ducobuen
Tom Sletcher
Hay
Lewes
Carroll Rew Denall
J Widel
Jim Dienbs
Dlenry Bruno
Eisenhower cautions on further defense cuts
In a New York speech and testimony before the Senate appropriations hearing on Truman's 14 million dollar military budget, Dwight Eisenhower warns that excessive defense cuts would weaken national strength. He urges a balanced approach to maintain a strong economy while preserving a capable military posture.
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Dwight
Howe
United States
Eizenhower
Eisenhower
Freth Jy Aperel
Toman
Fe Oy
New York
Truman
Stock Market Drift Amid Political Ad Campaigns
Ambiguous OCR text notes stocks inched higher amid political advertising activity. The fragment mentions New York attacks and a focus on questions surrounding the year, implying financial markets respond to political events and campaigns.
Election to City Council and residential improvements
Citizens discuss electing Ken Henry to the city council and securing road, sidewalk, and safety improvements. Residents urge stronger housing and life quality upgrades across Highland and Kelly areas, with focus on restoring order and liveliness in neighborhoods.
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Vidas
Fannvenal Ollin
Myrith Avanun
Orcharil
Lal
Valley Family Faces Eviction Fight Over Medical Costs
Armand LeBlanc of Castra Valley entered a not guilty plea to county building code violations as his family, unable to afford hospitalization for their seven year old, has lived in a storage building on Madison Avenue. The case will go to a jury trial set for April 12 in Judge Jacob Harder's court.
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Madison Avene
Castra Valley
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Castry Valley
Madison Avenue
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Week Sud
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Gene Rhodes
Not Getting Any Younger Boy Tells of Westward Trip
Thirteen year old Phillip Harrold told how he rode a BONO-nie cross country to visit grandparents in Sacramento. He described travels from Knoxville to New York, Green River, Salt Lake City, and Reno before Sacramento. The 13 year old, born in Palo Alto, hoped to return to California and pursue baseball after meeting a Washington Senator tryout feather.
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Florida
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Buell
John Valenti Passes Away in California Community
John Valenti died at his home following illness. Born in Latvia years ago, he became a naturalized citizen and lived in Cadtra Valley and Atunedin county. He was active in lodge work, a member of Beaitvale Judge 809 1OOF and related groups, and worked for a local cement maker. Funeral services are set for Friday March 10 at 2 PM in Garden Chapel Mortuary with Ode Sellows Lodge conducting at Mt View Cemetery Fruitvale. Political Advertisement
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Mt. View
Parking Lots Seen as Asset to Hayward Homeowners
Hayward merchants tell the association meeting that city owned downtown parking lots benefit residents shoppers and merchants. They say more parking will boost retail sales increase sales tax and reduce real estate tax while creating jobs and better service for customers. Speakers include Walt Doininger Anthony Seraphin Orland Close and Lloyd Sparks with plans for a downtown parking project and a talk by John Murr Oakland planning engineer Friday evening.
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Hayward Merchants' Association
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Hayward
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Merchants’ Association
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Walt Doininger
Democrats Denounce Tax Exemption for $100 Plate Dinner
In Washington, Daniel A. Reed assails as political favoritism a claim that a Democratic ally’s $100 a plate Jackson Day dinner was exempt from amusement tax. He notes Republicans paid 20 cents per dollar for Lincoln Day rally tickets and questions the cabaret tax’s application to the event in the National Guard armory.
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D.C
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Buyen
Internal Revenue
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Arrests in Rustling Case Ties Hayward Cattle Theft Ring
Yesterday the arrest of a 24 year old Oakland woman connected a Hayward cattle rustling mystery to a long time west coast graft. Detectives Petersen and Welch seized Hired Band at her Oak street home as part of a case that tied four stolen calves and a cow to an accountant auction in Elk Grove and a private sale in Williams. Juvenile accomplices, aged 17, have been sent to juvenile authorities.
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Alarmeda County Sheriff's
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City Planners Push Yes Vote on No 4 Parking Bonds
Hayward city planners urge voters to approve Proposition 1 on April 17 to fund off street parking with revenue bonds. They stress bonds are repaid from parking meter receipts, not property taxes, and cite education efforts by Committees for Better Downtown Parking. Council candidates attend the meeting as plans note downtown parking boosts business.
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San Francisco Examiner
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Truman Calls for Research to Use Farm Surpluses
President Truman said the nation cannot dispose of rising farm surpluses without scientific research. He urged the National Farm Chemistry Congress to pursue new industrial uses for farm products, arguing this benefits all Americans as agricultural output grows while real income for farmers has fallen in recent years.
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No Change in Transbay or Multiple Zone Travel
Key System Transit Lines filed with the Public Utilities Commission seeking a fare hike of two cents cash and one and a half cents per token. If granted, school ticket rates would be 1.25 for a 20 ride book. transbay and other zone prices would stay unchanged. Company president Wyank Kasdel said increases are needed due to losses on single zone and subtitle traffic and to avoid reducing service quality.
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La Vista Votes 125 to 5 Bond for School Buildings
La Vista district approves a $100,000 bond issue for school buildings in a special election. Valle Vista and Tennyson districts consolidated with Alameda County board approval. Trustees’ terms set by County Superintendent Vaughan Seidel. Final tally shows Valle Vista 89,194 and Tennyson 86.
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Duffy Seeks Testimony in Grand Theft Case
Ken neth Charles Duffy, 62, former San Lorenzo Community Church treasurer, asked to testify in his own defense in justice court before Judge Jacob Tarden. He allegedly issued four checks totaling $1,205 from church funds. he was granted permission to testify after a preliminary examination and entered a plea with Attorney Joseph Schenone representing him.
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Ue San Lorenzo
Ehurch
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Church Board
Watternoon
Chinese Reds Force Purchase of Bonds
Hong Kong report says Chinese Communists compel Chinese individuals and firms to buy large blocs of People's Government bonds under threat of arrest. In Canton, American and British firms are pressed to buy about 300,000 dollars worth of bonds. Churches missions and restaurants are said to be ordered to buy bonds. tenants face forced rent payments tied to bond levies.
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Weather forecast for several days
Variable high clouds with light winds expected this week. Temperature trends indicate a possible change in the pattern with yesterday’s high around 6 and the low near 39 degrees.
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Valley Man Fined for Violation
Charles S. Yansen recently opened a small animal hospital and diet clinic at Sierra Valley Boulevard. He was fined 200 by Judge Jacob Har justice court after pleading guilty to violations of sections 4825 and 4826 of the state business and professions code, which require a license to operate. Janis M. Sins, investigator for the board of examiners in veterinary medicine, led the investigation and brought Hansen to court.
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Goods Stolen From Store and Lunch Counter
The robbery hit a store and lunch counter run by Lloyd Nugar at 802 Dublin Boulevard. Items stolen include cigars, cigarettes, candy, pea guts, cookies, ice cream, and about $30.75 plus $1 in pennies. Entry was gained through an outside window with a cut screen.
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Dublin Boulevard
Segae
Sheriff's Depunties
Young Boys Blamed for Castro Valley Barn Fire
Fire destroyed a barn in Castro Valley yesterday, with several bales of hay burned. The blaze, believed caused by boys playing with matches, damaged the property of Adolph Manson. Castro Valley volunteer firefighters extinguished the fire after responding to the alarm.
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