Foreign Aid Bill Debated Today in House
The House began debate on a 6.0 billion dollar Foreign Aid measure with a likely passage ahead. A Republican led bloc urged a further 351 million dollar cut, contrasting with administration support led by Chairman James P. Richards. Southern Democrats showed split, while President Truman warned that large reductions could harm Western defense.
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Free Ride Bill To Be Discussed At Castro Valley Event
Assemblyman Bunn will discuss a free ride bill at Castro Valley chamber of Commerce meeting at the Lions clubhouse at 7 p m Joe Perry is program chairman Vaudeville acts by Chanticleers Castro Valley little theater group mentioned as entertainment
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Little Theater Group
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San Lorenzo High School
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Tara Lawden
Shirley Traiter
John Schmidt
Coeds Recoil From Panty Raid Wave Across Campuses
United Press reports growing female resentment as panty raids sweep campuses from Seattle to Athens. At Town State College about 500 male students raided dorms, breaking windows while others locked in their rooms. Delta Tau Delta members at the University of Kansas guarded North College to shield freshmen women as a crowd of 300 raiders passed by.
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Werdel Speaks in Oakland Tonight
Thomas H. Werdel, technical head of an instructed Republican slate, will speak in Oakland tonight. The event opens a Northern California series, with a reception at San Nganla Rep's Palace hotel Thursday amid party activities.
McGranery Confirmed as Attorney General in Senate Vote
James P. McGranery was confirmed as Attorney General by a 42 to 18 Senate vote and planned a strategy talk with President Truman before outlining plans to fight corruption in the government. The Philadelphia judge, 50, said he would not discuss the cleanup drive until he consulted the White House, with oath expected later this week.
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Warren slams government as inverted pyramid in a GOP speech
Gov Earl Warren denounces the federal government as an inverted pyramid, saying power must flow from the people to the government. Speaking to about 1000 at a Council of Republican Women gathering in the Southland, he urges return to written law and constitutional government and warns communists in Washington must leave if a Republican takes office.
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Southland
Hayward Gives Fire Plugs a New Yellow Look
Hayward begins a two week rollout of yellow painted fire plugs replacing the long standing chrome and red scheme from 1914. Fire Chief Matthew Jimenez says the bright color aids visibility as engines approach scenes while the east bay municipal flood control effort coordinates painting and water line work with Chuck Oliver and Richard Kirby leading the effort.
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Newark Tract Refused by Alameda County Planning Commission
At a chamber of commerce meeting last night, Riveira Realty’s application to clear a housing tract in Newark was denied by the Alameda County planning commission. The firm sought rezoning of a light industry area between Cherry Road California Market Streets and the Southern Pacific railroad. The chamber backed the request but the commission upheld the current zoning. Paul Gueux reported that survey results were sent to the State Banking Commission in hopes of enabling a state chartered bank. The highway department notified the chamber that shoulder grading on Thornton Avenue could not be authorized. The board of supervisors approved a four way stop at Cherry Road and Dairy Avenue. The Newark Pavilion Association was praised for beautifying grounds around the pavilion.
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Brown Seeks Truman Nod on Tidelands Bill
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown asks President Truman to approve the tidelands bill. Brown reports Truman has not moved from his prior stance calling the measure robbery in broad daylight on a colossal scale.
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Edmund G. Brown
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Americans For Democratic Action Convention
Thunderjet explodes over Manston base in British crash
A U S Air Force F-84 Thunderjet from the Sky Blazers aerobatic team crashed at Manston England after exploding in the air near the field control tower. Three previous Thunderjet crashes in a month prompted a temporary grounding. The pilot was killed in the Manston incident, with fires erupting as the jet came down on or near the base.
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80 Area Dads Honor DeBernardi
Hayward area dads club honored P. J. DeBernardi and members at a dinner last night at DeBernardi's Sea Wolf in Oakland. Judge T. L. Fuley chaired. awards were given to Ben Harvey Frank Alves Oliver Silva Jimmy Meier and Barney Maciolek, star bowlers from the Hayward Marue team. The bowling squad will fly to Los Angeles for the state tournament. Jimmy Durante named most popular public figure by the National Civinonists Society in a club poll.
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DeBernardi
Oakland
T. L. Fuley
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Frank Alves
Oliver Silva
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Alcoholism Topic Scheduled for Tomorrow
Oakland expects an evening talk at 8 by Mrs. Marty Mann on Alcoholism: Problem Which Can Be Beaten at Westlake Dr. High School 2629 Uarrison Street. Mann, executive director of the National Committee on Alcoholism, recovered a decade ago and wrote Primer on Alcoholism. Introduced by Dr. Albert Ackerman of Alameda County Mental Health Society.
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Uarrison Street
Moonlight hayride wagon struck injuring twenty five
Twenty five people were hospitalized after a hayride wagon was rear ended on Bechelli lane at about 9 p m. The wagon operated by Reliance Women clit was struck by a car driven by Kenneth Les Knighten 17.
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Reliance Womans Clit
Kenneth Les Knighten
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