Blast at union leaders fuels labor debate
A United Press led roundup from Los Angeles and other cities reports Henry G. Riler II accusing labor unions of seeking monopoly control. The item also covers Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds denying a breakup, planning a July wedding, and other brief dispatches from Hollywood London and San Francisco.
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Sacramento fights over highway funds and tax bills
A Sacramento battle over proposed federal highway funds could see California lose its share if trucks weigh more. Timber and logging groups seek higher truck weights. The Knight administration won the first round in pushing 76 million dollars in tax increases this year through the Assembly Ways and Means committee. A separate measure to tax hard liquor and raise beer and horse racing levies awaits hearings. The panel completed four months of budget work, approving 4.4 million in items including aid to crippled children's funds and a two year lease for the State Aeronautics commission. A proposal to study federal surplus foods distribution to California’s needy was introduced, with questions about availability and distribution. An attempt to amend the Southern California peach marketing order surplus provisions was defeated 6-3 in the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Berkeley
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Hemet
Survival Town Damage From Atomic Blast Described
Witnesses recount a one mile destruction zone after the explosion with shattered houses and debris. Surviving homes along the main street show severe damage while two mile line structures remain usable though windows are blown out and interiors scattered. The Paul Darling family suffered severe effects in a brick house as a woman in a concrete slab dwelling remained near a scorched kitchen table.
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Creek
Paul Darling
Duremy
Holdout from World War II Arrives in Guam En Route Home
Pyonggi Takchon a 36 year old holdout from the Japanese navy who was conscripted in WWII arrived in AGAIA Guam en route to Korea. He said he did not know the war ended ten years ago and that he was seized on Peleliu island on April 28 by a native family.
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Guam
Ipa
Jang
Pyonggi Takchon
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Vaccine distribution plan outlines who gets shots first
Health officials discuss how to apportion vaccines across lots and which groups receive injections. Authorities expect to inoculate most first and second graders before schools close, with efforts to keep clinics running and reach children still in session.
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Scheele
National Foundation For
Jap Peace Talk Envoy Named Matsumoto Chief Delegate
The Japanese cabinet named Shumichi Matsumoto as chief delegate to peace talks with Russia and London, starting June 1. The veteran diplomat, formerly ambassador to the Court of St James, was widely regarded as the best choice to end the technical state of war between the nations.
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Court of St. James
The Daily Review transit notice and address details
The item lists filing and mailing information for The Daily Review newspaper based in Hayward California including post office classification second class matter under the act of Congress March 3 1879 and contact addresses at 431 Castro Street Staynard a Alameda County with subscription rates 5 cents per copy and 1.30 per month.
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Alameda County
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