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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1952
Page
5
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Penryn, Placer County report credits postal clerk Mrs. Olliemae Hayes with halting a heroin importing racket linked to Hong Kong. A May 16 inspection of magazines addressed to Wing Suey Fong revealed heroin in hollowed centers. Fong was arrested May 26 after a second shipment, with 656 grains seized valued at $104,960.
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney said he will push his own tide lands bill if Congress sustains President Truman s veto. As chairman of the Senate interior committee he plans no action before June 5 and expects a Senate veto uphold vote unless override occurs. The proposed measure would grant the federal government temporary control to settle submerged land disputes off Texas Louisiana and California while allotting 87 percent of oil revenues to the states. The vetoed bill would grant states title to the territory.
San Francisco officials of the California Safety Council oppose cutting the state speed limit. They say excessive speed is only one part of preventing traffic accidents. The current limit is 55 mph in some areas and many open highways have no limit. They also reject a proposal to confiscate drivers licenses for moving violations, saying it would convict motorists before a hearing.
Mrs. Disauto of Providence, aged 67, hand-braided a rag measuring 14 by 17 feet. The massive piece took about six months to complete and weighs around 800 pounds.
English textile areas face the worst industry downturn since the 1930s as Lancashire and Cheshire shed mills and unemployment rises. Trade sources show about 60,000 jobless, with production down 13 to 22 percent. Officials debate blamed causes while experts warn of a structural shift in global textile markets and continued sluggish demand after postwar and Korean war cycles.
Mary M Walter of 15740 Cordoba Court and her grandson Robert Walter left Friday from Oakland airport for an extended tour across the United States and Mexico. Their route includes Dallas for a vigil with Pat Smith, then Oklahoma City to visit Walter relatives, Albuquerque to see John Walter, with Mr and Mrs Harold Walter joining in New Mexico, and finally Morelia Mexico before returning.
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