GI Life Insurance Congress Reviews Ten Year Law
Washington reports that GI Life Insurance Congress plans a new look at the ten year old law to cut future costs. Legislators debate updating provisions for service members, with hearings led by Porter Hardy and input from veterans officials. Officials say changes may not affect current policies but could impact future dividends and costs, noting National Service Life Insurance started in October with a small debate.
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National Service Life Insurance
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Publishing Costs Force San Diego Daily to Give Up
San Diego editor Kennedy announced the Daily Journal will suspend publication with the last edition. The Journal’s name and circulation lists were sold to the Union-Tribune Publishing Co. Major features will move to the Tribune-Sun or Union after May 29 as costs outpace revenue across U S cities. Rufus Woods of Wenatchee Daily World died in Toronto at 72, a longtime figure linked to Grand Coulee dam. Senate crime investigators share new gambling network details with New York district attorney Hogan.
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Frank Hogan
Florida
California
Allied Veterans Direct Memorial Services Tuesday
The Allied Veterans Cemetery committee directs Memorial Day ceremonies honoring five wars with remembrances at Lone Tree cemetery and Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Representatives from area veteran organizations will participate with duplicate services at Holy Sepulchre after Lone Tree ends. Attorney John J. Purchio will deliver the day’s address.
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Allied Veterans' Cemetery Committee
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Moly Sepulchre
Lone Tree
John J. Purchio
Berlin Rally Quiet After Massive Communist Youth Event
West Berlin officials voiced relief over a peaceful weekend rally of about 600000 Communist youth. Mayor Jenst Heu ter of West Berlin credited democratic forces and cautioned against violence while noting a first appearance of Russian zone troops. A minor nose-nose street scuffle occurred between delegates.
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Jenst Heuter
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Reuter
Kurt Schumacher
Socialist Party
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Unter den Linden
Hitler
East Berlin
East Zone
Roosevelt Faces Tough First Test In Primary Election Next Tuesday
Roosevelt, eldest son of the Jets president, contests California’s open primary against Republican Gov Earl Warren. Both seek nominations on both parties’ tickets. Roosevelt campaigns mainly in Los Angeles and San Francisco, citing Democratic leadership since 1946. Warren touts liberalizing old age pensions and public works, highlighting General Valley and school-building bills. About 2.5 million of nearly 5 million registered voters expected to vote. Democrats hold a 3 to 2 registration edge dating to New Deal era.
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Memorial Day Death Toll Rises in Northern California
United Press reports Memorial Day weekend deaths in Northern California climbed to seven with continued warm weather and heavy traffic. Through 6 p.m. Friday the toll reached 227 nationwide for the 102 hour holiday, including 180 traffic deaths and four air crashes, as motorists packed highways on a split holiday.
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National Safety Council
Ashland Youth Hurt When Car Overturns
A 20 year old Lowell Garrett Jr. was pinned under a overturned car in a field near Mulford Gardens late last night. Driver John J Novads, 19, said he was practicing turns on dirt when the vehicle flipped. Garrett received emergency care at Fairmont hospital before transfer to Oak Knoll hospital. Two witnesses assisted.
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Lowell D. Garrett Jr
S9th Avenue
Nowads
Garrett
Fairmont Hospital
Oak Knoll Hospita
Mid County Revival Draws 600 Sunday School Members
Nearly 600 Sunday school members from 21 cooperating churches competed for awards in the Mid County Revival at the tent on 23rd Avenue and Foothill. The Rev John Akino's Templo de la Cruz won both attendance and percentage awards as the biggest event. Evangelist Clyde Paul White spoke on sin and salvation, with music by Embajadores de Crista, while Saturday night featured Youth Night and Bill Stroh’s “The Hornet Song.”
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Foothill
John’ Akino
Templo de la Cruz
Masonix
Decoto
Kenneth Haystead
Bethel Church
Embajadores de Crista
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Jesus Christ
Calvary
Bill Stoh
H. A. Farrar
First Presbyterian Church
Grace Baptist Church
Ashland
Bill Stro
Alameda
Hayward burglar pleads in eight area home looting
Joseph Bera 24 of Melody Way admitted entering eight area homes to loot valuables between three and nine p.m. He targeted San Lorenzo Village Ashland and nearby locations, scouting open windows then ringing bells before forcing entry. He was being held after a hospital transfer following a prior escape attempt from Oakland City Hall.
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R. J. Condon
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Melody Way
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Highland Hospital
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Chris B. Fox
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Graham Leads in NC Senate Race Despite Four-Way Field
North Carolina poll returns show Sen Frank Graham ahead in a four candidate U.S. Senate race but short of a majority, with a June 24 runoff possible. Campaigns accelerate as voters prepare for the decisive vote.
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W.C.U.P
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U.S. Senate
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Weather outlook for Oakland area including highs and lows
The forecast covers this afternoon and tonight through Tuesday with temperatures near 48 degrees for today and that span. It notes a breezy period at Oakland airport and mentions moisture levels and wind directions relevant to the coming two days.
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Oakland Airport
Bay Bridge Slams To Forty MPH Speed Limit
The San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge speed limit on the upper deck is reduced to 40 mph with signs to follow. A governor appointed committee advised more warnings and signals for center lanes and spark risk vehicles, plus painted surface numerals.
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East Bay
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New Officers to Be Elected at Maynard Legion Post 68
New officers at Maynard Post 68 of the American Legion will be elected at the post meeting. The event is set for 8 pm Thursday June 4 at the Veterans Memorial building, according to commander Charles E B Jarvis.
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Veterans’ Memorial Building
Charles EB. Jarvis
Supreme Court Refuses Review in Contempt Convictions
The Supreme Court today refused for the second time to review the contempt of Congress convictions of members of the Joint Anti-Facist Refugee Committee. The ruling confirms prior sentences and upholds the government’s stance on obstructing congressional inquiries. The decision preserves the enforcement of contempt penalties in high profile political cases.
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W.pi
Supreme Court
Multiple suicide attempts reported near Warm Springs and San Jose
A Castro Valley man shot himself after a church visit and a Warm Springs resident slashed throat and attempted drowning in a reservoir. Parker, 52, was found wounded near his home on Silvera avenue. a note signed Beart expressed hopelessness. An elderly man, Pius Steger, cut his throat and wrist during an apparent suicide attempt at a reservoir near his daughter's Mission San Jose home.
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Williams Street
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Ban Jose Reach
Steger
Margaret Kingli
San Jose
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