Long bride list ends in Beverly Avery second marriage
Beverly Nina O Malley Avery, 45, honeymooning with her fourteenth husband Gabriel L Avery 44 a parking lot superintendent married last night by Superior Judge Burnett Wolfson who viewed the ceremony with distaste. In Washington the Senate opens a case by case probe of Eisenhower security employment screening amid Democrat charges of a numbers game. In Quartsite Arizona a coroner inquest will be held into three year old Susan Smith's death with her father Bill Smith 28 held on manslaughter charges as he and his wife are brought to Quartsite by Sheriff Cecil Richardson.
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anAner
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Senate
Eisenhower
Civil Service
Olin Johnston
Quartsite
Ariz
Susan Smith
Bill Smith
Conconino County
Flagstaff
Cecil Richardson
Desert Inn Changes Hands In Palm Springs Deal
Palm Springs landmark Desert Inn sells for 2 million dollars to a syndicate of eastern and western interests. Co owners Earl Coffman and George Roberson sold the hotel. Hollywood attorney Gregson Bautzer represents buyers and says new owners will be named after escrow closes around June 30.
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Palm Springs
INS
Desert Inn
Earl Coffman
George Roberson
Hollywood
Gregson Bautzer
California bars food service limit bill dies in Assembly
A bill to let California bars serve food only four hours daily was defeated by a voice vote after objections from the Assembly government and organization committee. Sen Earl Desmond noted it came at the urging of Russell Munro from the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. A separate measure to waive state horse race taxes for track charity days also failed 35 to 37, pushed by civic leaders and philanthropists aiming to organize charity racing.
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Woo
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Assembly
Earl Desmond
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Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Russell Munro
Allen
Tideland oil funds face slim odds in California plan
In Sacramento the Assembly voted 42-31 to send a proposal using 56 million dollars in tideland royalties from Long Beach to an interim committee, stalling action for at least a year. A separate measure allowing state purchases from foreign sources passed the Senate 225-8, with supporters arguing it could create jobs and that repeal would not unleash foreign goods.
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Long Beach
Assembly
Senate
George Miller
Richmond
California
Hugh P. Donnelly
Dturlock
Executions Planned After San Quentin Ruling Expectations
In San Francisco a federal court ruling is expected today on a habeas corpus petition by two convicts scheduled for execution at San Quentin the next morning. James Alonzo Rogers and Eugene Burwell challenged their death sentences while Warden Harley G Teets announced the schedule for June 3 with Mrs Graham to die at 10 am followed by Santo and Perkins at 1 pm.
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San Quentin
Harley G. Teets
San Quentin Prison
Jack Sunlo
Emmett Perkins
Barbara
Graham
Teets
Santo
Fas
Perkins
Caropa Women’s
Doolittle Drive Extension Bill Moves Forward
Sacramento report shows a bill to extend Doolittle Drive from San Leandro toward Newark progressing. The Assembly committee recommended do pass and the bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Carol Bee, awaits Ways and Means action before a Saturday deadline to reach the Senate this session. Delegates include Lovejoy Lean and engineers from Hayward Oakland and Alameda.
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Newark
Weruay
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Full Assembly
Senato
Carol Bee
Doolittle Drive
Dumbarton Reed
Richard Lovejoy
Ian Lean
Idro
Harry H. Shatto
Hayward
Don A. Marin
Oakland
Mark B. Hanna
Alameda
George C. Herron
Fred E. Thompson
State Clubs to Join For a Picnic June 5
Local members of New York State club will join with All Staves club of San Jose for a picnic on June 3. Publicity chairman Billig Johnson says the affair will be held at Centerview Park in Suninyvale. It starts at 1 p.m. Admission is free. Mrs. Johnson invites New Yorkers in Washington township to contact 182 Dutra Avenue, Centerville.
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All Staves Club
San Jose
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Suninyvale
Juveniles Haunt Hall At Abandoned American Legion Hall
Five youths aged nine and ten were found in the American Legion hall on Hesperian boulevard after deputies were summoned. They claimed the building was abandoned and called it a ghost house. The Legion will overlook a broken window and damaged candy machine.
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American Legion
Hesperian Boulevard
the Legion
The Daily Review Office and Publication Details
The Daily Review announces publication from Hayward California with post office entry, address for communications, and subscription rates. It lists offices at 431 Castro Street Hayward and local contact numbers, noting distribution and weekday publication details.
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Congress
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Alameda County
Eerne
San Lorenzo
Ios Vi
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Hog Ranch Relocation Hearing Set
Oakland hearing scheduled at 2 p m on June 9 before Alameda county Board of Supervisors on a Scavenger company permit to relocate its San Lorenzo hog ranch in Altamont Pass 10 miles east of Livermore. Residents indicated a delegation would oppose the use. A second public hearing June 2 will review Pabco Products use permit to build a gypsum wallboard plant in Newark with projected 50 workers and broad community support.
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Oakland Scavenger Company
Uge
San Lorenzo
Altamont Pass
Alameda
Pabco Products
Newark
Fire Planning Commission
Castro Valley Chamber Plans Picnic Meeting
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce directors meet at 6111 Castro Valley Boulevard at 8 p m to lay preliminary plans for the annual Community Picnic. The meeting aims to set dates and responsibilities for the event.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Castro Valley Boulevard
Leandro Pair To Share In San Leandro Sweepstakes
A San Leandro sweepstakes reveals two prizes totaling $28,000 with multiple winners named. Officials plan disbursement to individuals including Leon and others, with stated distributions and an accountant mentioned. The article notes a significant return on investment and lists several local participants and addresses.
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San Leandro
Aston
Williams Adams
Daly’ Cit
Sen’ Leanden
Bank of America Hayward Branch Expands Additions
Bank of America in Hayward at 1055 B Street expands to handle loan payments with a two window addition at the rear of the building. The project signals ongoing business growth for the local branch.
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Hayward
Bank of America
B” Street
Liquid theft drains Hoosier widow’s frozen assets
Lillian Mofield reported a theft from her Indianapolis home while she was away. A thief stole $130, taken from a can stored in her refrigerator, while she kept other valuables frozen in place.
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Lillian Mofield
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