Valley salesman arrested on lottery charge in Castro Valley
A Santa Cruz county man Dale Dulmage 49 was arrested by Alameda County deputies on his first day there on three counts of attempting to set up a lottery. He admitted selling punch boards in Castro Valley and Livermore bars and was held on $500 bail per count. Authorities seized boards prizes and cards from his car and questioned four Castro Valley and one Livermore tavern operators.
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Santa Cruz County
Castro Valley
Alameda County
H. P. Gregson
Dale Dulmage
Pressmnt
Brookdale
Hayward
Dulmage
Livermore
Castro Valley Drive Inn
Castro Valley Boulevard
Bank of America
Br.h.lindstrom
Queestraic
Mollie ‘Treffry
Hi Hut
Edgar Appling
Eddie
Carl Fowler
Gobble Inn
Rinaldo Cozzi
Cozzi
Center Street
Aobert Caratti
Carratti
Dulimage
Pickets End As San Francisco Theaters Strike Settled
San Francisco workers and theater owners reached a wage compromise after two weeks of strikes. AML monitors, labor and management met with U S Counselor William Foley and agreed to a $1 daily raise to $18.78. Janitors accepted 2742 cents daily for a welfare fund, while AFI had pushed for higher pay.
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San Francisco
California
AML
U. S
William Foley
AFI
Theaters Employers Association
Iranian cousin of Empress Soraya shot in Isfahan
A lone Army corporal shot Yaha Bakhtiari, cousin of Empress Soraya, in Isfahan as Iran faced political turmoil. Martial law followed the attack amid oil nationalization and worker strikes, with further political assassinations echoing the crisis.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Fah- Jevi
Ghaffari
Yaha Bakhtiari
Empress Soraya
Isfahan
Premi Law Razmars
Leki
Shah
Jo Bakhtiar
Soraya Isfandiavi
Castro Valley Landowners Hear Tax-Work Talk
Forty seven charter members of Castro Valley Landowners Association attended a dinner meeting at Ann Williams Dining room. G A Duemling reported Luke Gordon Thomas of the Alameda County Taxpayers Association spoke on progress toward general tax structure reduction in the county. Hugh Koford outlined the association’s efforts to secure better c-1 and goning in the Valley.
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Castro Valley Landowners Association
Ann Williams
G. A. Duemling
Luke Gordon Thomas
Alameda County Taxpayers’ Association
Hugh Koford
Association
BYO
Castro Valley Association
Aurial appeals to Latin America to unite against communism abroad
President Vincent Aurial of France urged Latin American nations to cooperate with Europe to defeat communism at a meeting of Latin American foreign ministers. He warned that any war or crisis affects all humanity, calling for solidarity between democracies and noting increasing Franco-Latin American ties in politics, culture, and economics. In Britain, villagers doubted imminent war as the Misbourne river resumed flow after years of drought.
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Washington
Vincent Aurial
France
Latin America
Europe
Aurin
Auriol
Free Europe
New World
America
Aurial
Atlantic Ocean
Mare Nosteum
Mediterranean
Columbus
Aurich IV
Truman
Dean Acheson
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Oder
Atlantic
Unis
Rampage River Cuts Off Death Sleuths In Mahwah
Detectives and county officials stranded by rising Ramapo River while probing the deaths of a New York psychoanalyst and his wife on a Dell Brook Farms cottage property. Firemen found two charred bodies in the ruins after a cottage fire. autopsy ordered. Eric Hoffman identified the son, confirming the couple as his parents and noting a note about visiting a friend near Mahwah.
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Mahwah
O.F
Ramapo
New York
Rolf Kaffmann
John Knox Jessup
Fortune Magazine
Hoffman
Francis W. D. Lloyd
Eric Hoffman
Gusta
University of Munich
Dell Brook Farms
Hoffmannn's
Jessup
Soviet Paratroopers Reported in Albania Amid Unrest
Belgrade dispatch describes unconfirmed reports that Soviet planes and paratroops landed in Albania and that Soviet technicians work on military sites at Vivava. Observers note widespread dissatisfaction with the Soviet dominated regime and a bomb at the Tirana embassy amid arrests and shootings.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Albin
Vivava
Albania
Balkan
Ans
Tirana
Expect Hike In Cost of Postcards
Washington reports House postoffice committee may double penny postcard rates and seek a 163 million boost in postal votes. Tennessee Democrat Tom Murray warned second class mail rates for newspapers and magazines could rise, though administration plans for 50 percent and 23 percent increases over years face doubt. New witnesses include small magazines, with newspaper publishers due next day as hearings resume.
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Washington
4U.P
Tom Murray
House Postoffice Committee
Tennessee Democrat
Marray
Murray
Jittery Americans Take Berlin Tour
Sixty three anxious Americans rode into the Soviet sector of Berlin today aboard buses on a U S Army five week sight-seeing trip through the bomb blasted capital. The tour followed a Wednesday incident when 73 men were fired on 15 times. no injuries were reported.
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Berlin
U.P
U. S. Army
Eden Community center crowns Mary Lassalle queen
Mary Lassalle was elected Eden Queen with 93 400 votes at the Eden Community recreation center opening ceremony. A public dance tonight will coronate her with music by the Bow Tie Trio and a car presentation. Runners up included Naomi Lewis Char lene Joos Delores Orrey Pat Boiacher and Mary Low Buck ey.
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Mary Lassalle
Eden
Pblic
Mya
Naomi Lewis
Charlene Joos
Delores Orrey
Pat Boiacher
Mary Low Buckey
Miss Lassalle
Kefauver Split Over Crime Study Extension in Senate
Washington U P chair man Estes Kefauver opposed extending the crime committee while Sens. Tobey and Wiley urged a next extension to January 15. The Senate moved to compel witnesses in a nationwide crime crackdown, citing twelve individuals including Frank Costello and others for contempt and hearings conducted via television newsreels and radio.
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Washington
U.P
Estes Kefauver
Senate
Ehe
Tennessee Demoocrat
GOP
Charles W.tobey
Moh
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Frank Costello
Joe Adam Frank Erickson
Greasy Thumb
Guaikola
Chicago
Lou Rothkopf
Morris Kleinman
Cleveland
Four in Alameda County Held in Dope Raid
Four Alameda County men were held today following arrests last night by federal narcotics agents and local police in a series of raids. Agents found marijuana and marijuana cigarettes at the Alameda home of Oscar J. Gomez, 27. Cramer was taken into custody. Three Oakland men, sold by agents to the association, were arrested late: Reuben Tavernier, 20. Frank Vasquez, 19. and Jack Kessler, 23.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Alameda
Oscar J. Gomez
Cramer
Associa
Reuben Tavernier
Frank Vasquez
Jack Kessler
Ban on voluntary enlistments in draft bill proposal
Rep. Leroy Johnson proposes adding a ban on voluntary enlistments to the extending draft bill. He argues it would save recruiting costs and ensure fair distribution of desirable recruits among Army Navy and Air Force. Johnson predicts opposition and notes the plan would shut recruiting stations and rely on the draft for air manpower.
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Washington WR
House
Armed Services Committee
Leroy Johnson
Calif
Army
Mavy
Air Force
Navy
Refuge Johnson
Air Forcs
Johnson
Uid
Californian
Armed Service Committee
Two Tank Units Strike North Of Parallel In Korea
Two American armored columns of U S divisions crossed the 38th parallel into North Korea near Seoul and Pyongyang area. The lead task forces faced scattered Chinese rear guards and a brief ambush but reported only light opposition. A second column drove across the parallel further east, firing on enemy positions and destroying several troops before withdrawing to prepared positions. Nearby UN forces along the frontier prepared for possible further moves as supplies and reinforcements moved in.
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Tokyo
North Korea
U. S
Red China
Seoul
United Nations
Korean
Seoul-Pyongying
Hansan
Uijongdu
Daniel P. Tuenshek
Chicago
Wilson Mr. Hawkins
Pascagoula
Miss
Pyongyang
Aluminum Ban on Items Postponed for 30 Days
Washington AP reports the government delayed for 30 days an order banning aluminum in about 200 non essential items while studying relaxing copper prohibitions. The move follows Senate subcommittee pressure. industry officials warned of hardship and big business advantage, with calls to extend the rubber order postponement as well.
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Washington
A.P
NPA
Senate
John Sparkman
Ala
Defense
Charles B. Wilson
Wilson
Final Stocks End March Down In Sluggish Trading
New York March ends with a dull session as prices finish lower after restricted dealings. Early activity showed only about 170,000 shares traded in the first hour, with the market opening firm but failing to gain support and sliding afterward.
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New York
Early Spring Floods Isolate Nine States and Hinder Travel
Flooding across the east, midwest and south isolated communities in nine states. In Des Moines Iowa hundreds faced disruption as rivers rose and a missing former golf champion was feared dead. New Jersey towns evacuated about 3800 residents while Kingston NY saw floods and road washouts. Albany warned Hudson Mohawk rivers could threaten days ahead as more counties faced washouts and a heart attack death among evacuees. Weather and line disruptions persisted with subfreezing runoffs and widespread emergency responses.
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Midwest
Des Moines
Iowa
Mary Louise Cordingly
New Jersey
Pequannogh Pompton Lakes
Mountain View
Oakland
Kingtson
N.Y
Rein-Swollan
Asopus Creek
Mountin
Albany Weather Bureau
Hudson
Norfly
South Dakote
Alabama
Missouri
Georgia
Tennessee
Dade County
New York
South
Mississippi
Dakotas
Towa
Shelton says killer Cook may be paroled after 20 years
Oklahoma City reports District Attorney Robert E. Shelton refused to elaborate on his prior claim that Billy Cook could be released after serving 20 years of his 300 year sentence. Cook, who received five consecutive 60 year terms for the Keldinap murders of five Mosser family members in Atwood, Al, was sent to Alcatraz last Monday.
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Oklahoma City
Robert E. Shelton
Yesterdy
Billy Cook
Eli Bible
Shelton
American Business Club
Enid
Ohla
Time Club
Cook
Keldinap
Carl Mosser
Atwood
Conk
Alcatraz
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