Oro Loma Board Acts on Annexations and Projects
The Oro Loma Sanitary District board approves annexation hearings for Tract 16 and 1087 in Washington Manor, with 19 homes under process. A West LA Avenue tract was approved, while Tract 1Q was rejected per construction supervisor Al Winter’s suggestion. The meeting also covers a $10,000 progress payment and a $63,001 May voucher, final Boekmar road lift station specs, and resolutions to abate frames on Sarr Renes Creek with dyke and fence maintenance.
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Heartes Oly RZ
Bay Ae
Oro Jaitia Sanitary District
Washington Manor
al Winter
West Laut Avenue
Thet
Pasinen
May social events listed for local church and charity groups
A garbled OCR listing May events includes folk dancing at Trinity Harish hall May 16, Holy Ghorl hall Kent avenue May 16, public whist May 6 at Cherryland school, Our Lady of Grace church May 14 and May 21 events, Holy Howry Sodality and Holy Tegary Sodality activities, Mother auxiliary groups, and a June 1 charity event at IDES hall. Names and places are inconsistently recorded.
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Trinity Harish Hall
Enone
Tenny Women's Auxiliary
Holy Ghorl Hal
Kent Avenue
Mabel Salt
Holy Ghans Fratval
Cherryland School
Women's Auillary
Cherryland Fire Department
Fieireghmenie
Our Lady of Grace Church
Women of the Church
Geraldine Rannay
Cities Counties Get Highway Users Tax Fund Monies
California cities and counties gained funds from the Highway Users Tax Fund. Counties received 12 million and 4.8 million for highway projects, while the state got 831,931. The money will be used for county road construction and improvements. City funds were transferred to the state highway fund for future allocations as projects are approved.
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Sacramento
California
High Way
State Con Horiee
Pewanas
Naixan
Kuehel Seid
Manes
Sate
Convict Descends After 7 Hours on Prison Smokestack
SAN QUENTIN report by Frederick Relone describes a convict who spent over seven hours atop a 185 foot smokestack during a protest before being coaxed down by Warden Harley Teets. The inmate, an 18 year old, reportedly desired a transfer back to Folsom prison and spent time composing notes and smoking cigarets while atop the stack. San Francisco officials may permit continued confinement as long as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Frederick Relone
Anthe Privimn
Wadkinsdal
Harley Toots
Zelone
Pociadie Weatmont
Membership Drive in San Leandro Chamber of Commerce
The San Leandro chamber of commerce report shows a vigorous membership drive with 15 new members joined and Tim With San Leandro signing many blanks to participate in the chamber's program of progress. The drive had set a goal of 100 memberships and included Henry M. Hale as chair of member relations. Washington Republicans denounced the Kojo prison camp incident and called for a congressional investigation into the broader affair.
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San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Henrym. Hale
Tim
Ast Hay
Washington
Todas
Get
Kojo
Priests and nuns jailed in Communist China report
Catholic missionary sources from Hong Kong reveal 145 missionaries from 26 congregations across 13 countries are jailed or detained in China. Charges span manslaughter tied to nun run orphanages to counterrevolutionary activities and opposition to the reform church. Notable American missionaries listed include Bishops Ford Kowalaski and Pinger, Jesuits and Maryknoll members, with victims from Europe and the Americas among those detained.
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Hong Kong
Itn
China
Reform Church
Legion of Mary
Francis X. Ford
M. M
Brooklyn
Bishoap
Bert Kowalaski
O' M
Calumet, Wise
Ambrose Pinger
Lindsay
Philip Cole
S.J
Laurence
Mass
Richop John O'Shea
O.M
Deep River
Comm
Meg
Eugene Pahy
San’ Franco
Calif
Paul Abinges CP
Pittsburgh
Tew
Thomson
Sanev
Fulgsence
O.F.M
Omaha
Neh
William Ryan
Santa Barbara
Harald Rigney
Ae TL
Tus C.P
Ridgewood
Matthew Swift
V.D
Waseca
Minn
Joan Marie (Ryan
Bronx
N. Y
Maryknall
Harald ‘Travers
Revere
Marcellus White
C.P
Waltham
John McC
Veesais
House Committee Approves Korean War Veterans Bill Plan
The House Veterans Committee advanced a bill to provide direct education payments to Korean War veterans with living allowances. A monthly $110 for single veterans or $180 with dependents was approved, with living expense coverage. Chairman Rankin favored scales up to $135 for multiple dependents. committee settled on $150 living expense.
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House Committee
Washington
House
Ife
John E. Rankin
Dmiss
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Bayonne
N. J
Uss Hobson
Atlantic
Hobson
Oro Loma
Lucerne
Hayward
Duke Feed & Ranch Supply
E Street
All Saints School
AIL Saints
Sean
Kathryn Grayson
Sunbeam
MGM
Perce
Communist
Democrats
San Francisco
Secwitg
Oscar Eiving
Democratic Party
Watever
William TL. Springer
Mylene
MD Ills Ranch
Niles Road
Plunge
Purity
van Camp
Main ST
Rite
Borden’s
Tomatoes
Ibs
Imperial
F&p
Glen Maid
Desert King Naturel
Pachar
Sweetbloom
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