Gas rates rise in 31 Northern California counties
Nat ural gas charges in 31 Northern California counties rose under a Public Utilities Commission order from Oct 2. The increase averages 8 to 9 percent, about 33 cents monthly for the typical household, boosting Pacific Gas and Electric revenue by roughly $9 million yearly, in addition to $7 million granted last January. The commission denied a California Manufacturers' Association petition for a rehearing on the protest, affecting both industrial and domestic users.
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San Francisco
U.P
California
Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
California Manufacturers’ Association
Eagles to Honor August Rahlves in San Leandro
August Rahlves, former junior past president, will be honored by San Leandro Hayle tomorrow night at 1349 Hayes Street. Acrie 2129 Milton G. Moss, president, presides with Roy Dyer as chairman. Seven candidates will be initiated and a presentation by Judge Carol Heffernan. Jack Steinberg handles entertainment. plans include a whist party on November 23 and a dance on December 1.
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San Leandro
Hayes Street
Charles M Martin Rites Tomorrow
Rites for Charles M. Martin 74 will be held at Garden Chapel Pratt Fhern mortuary 1044 ¢ street at 11am Friday. Mr Martin long residence of Alameda county died yesterday at 4642 Highland boulevard born in England husband of the late Mary Martin father of Dorothy Martin brother of William John Martin Canada Edward A Martin Pennsylvania and Ernest Martin Chico member of Live Oak lodge F and A M Oakland Scottish Rite Bodies and Rahmes Temple AAONMS funeral services under Masonic auspices closing rites at California crematory
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Chico
Live Oak Lodge No
Oakland
Scottish Rite
Rahmes Temple Aaonms
Masonic Order
California
Royalty's 8.C. visit nears half way mark
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip will conclude a two day rest at Eaglecrest lodge in Qualicum Beach as they enter the second half of their trans-Canada tour. Official dispatches describe the royal couple as relaxed and eager to meet the people, with a scheduled visit to Nanaimo before returning to the mainland aboard the destroyer Crusader.
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Qualicum Beach
B. C
Bup
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Swanky
Eaglecrest Lodge
Jana
Philin
Nanaimo
B.C
Crusader
Beat the Experts Award Boosted to 875
The 20 Daily Review football contest offers a perfect pick prize of 875 with no obligation or entry fee. Readers are urged to test their skill and obtain the entry blank from today’s Sport page.
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Daily Review
Death Notice for Charles M Martin in Hayward
Charles M Martin died October 24 1951 in Hayward California aged 41 native of England husband of Isle Mary Martin father of Dorothy Martin brother of William John Martin Canada Edward A. Martin Pennsylvania Ernest Martin Chicago a member of Live Oak Lodge No 61 and Scottish Rite and Rahmes Temple. Services set at Garden Chapel Pratt-Filers Moruary 1044 C Street Friday October 28 1951 at 11 am under Live Oak Lodge No 51 auspices. Closing cremation at California Crematory October 25 1951.
Bruner Is Cleared Of Communist Ties In Benicia Probe
A state commission found no evidence Miss Fern Bruner was a communist or supporter of communism beyond a Tarantino broadcast. It noted she had no such background through decades of teaching and activity at Mission High School and that accusations stemmed from misread student reports and unverified claims. The inquiry concluded that the airing of false charges against a teacher is a serious professional concern and urged action to prevent similar attacks.
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Tarantino
Benisia
Miss Bruner
United World
Fern Bruner
Mission High School
Anyerson
Oberlin
Benicia
United World Federalists
UVF
Olivia O'Grady
Paul Hoffman
Commission
General May
Mao
CTA
Reformatory wins municipal league crown in Pendleton
All on the Level Pendleton reports the state reformatory base ball team won the Pendleton municipal league crown. The reformatory pitcher hit an inside-the-park home run and there were no stolen bases.
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Pendleton
Ind
State Reformatory
Reformatory
Temper flares at Mt Eden Improvement Club meeting
Mt Eden Improvement Club members clashed during a special meeting to decide whether to disband amid waning resident interest. Chairman Dorothy McMahan cited criticism and questioned community support while speakers warned disbandment would end sponsor support for local Boy Scouts. attendees voted to postpone the issue until December and planned a turkey whist fundraiser.
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MT. Eden
Mt. Eden Improvement Club
Dorothy McMahan
T. N. Brenkwitz
Brenkwitz
R. B. Leighton
Leighton
Mt. Eden Boy Scouts
Hayward
Airport
Senior Scouts Meet Tonight in Hayward
Hayward area Senior Scouts from all troops gather at the Girl Scout Cabin for supper to hear reports from representatives who attended the Bay Area Senior conference at Asilomar. Miss Nancy Ewing and Mrs. Don Russell note participants from Troops 21 118 9 37, with songs games flag ceremony and discussions on Mariners Wing Scouts Mountaineers and Aides. An international evening showcased Europe Canada and the Wind Mountain encampment plans.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Girl Scout Council
Bay Area
Asilomar
Pacific Grove
Don Russell
Nancy Ewing
Norma Mikesell
Virginia Moore
Alain Hammerich
Pat Ulrich
Janice Fisher
Susan Armstrong
Adele Dawson
Roberta Addis
Sally Locke
Irene Robertson
Russell
Europe
Canada
Wind Mountain
Washington
Parks Base Gets Phone Installation
PARKS AIR FORCE BASE A 362 000 telephone installation project is underway here today. The job includes connection of a 300 mile long line system switchboard and a 200 line auxiliary mechanical board by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. More than 1000 individual phone stations in various departments plus more than 45 pay phone stations will be serviced by the new facilities. The project expected to be completed by January replaces 17 individual lines in temporary use since the base was reactivated with a central board manned by seven operators. Because all previous telephone facilities were removed when the Navy deactivated the Camp Parks base after World War I Pacific Tel and Tel workmen started from scratch two months ago when the Air Force requested the telephone system be reinstalled.
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Navy
Camp Parks
Pacific Tel
Tel
Air Force
Community urged support for Boy Scout troop chartering event
Mrs McMahan called on the community to back the Boy Scout Troop at a chartering event on November 13 and to attend the whist party planned for November 30 at the school.
Sixth graders lead in Ashland sports
Omar Weston’s sixth grade boys dominate the noonday touch football at Ashland School with three wins under athletic coach Don Raffandi. Weston’s sixth grade girls in netball lead with five wins, while the Indians have two wins and two ties in after school flag football. Seventh grade girls softball, led by Mrs Murial O’Neill, owns three wins, zero losses. Eighth grade teams coached by Mrs Helga Boynton and Ronald Hunt are tied with two wins and one loss in volleyball. No football played last week. tomorrow the sixth grade face Fairmont, Raffandi says.
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Ashland
Omar Weston
Ashland School
Don Raffand
Weston
Murial O'Neill
Helga Boynton
Ronald Hunt
Fairmont School
Raffanti
Crowle to Talk To Engineers at East Bay Club
Herbert G. Crowle engineer for Alameda County flood control will speak to the East Bay Engineers' club on Friday at the Athens club. His topic is Underground Water Resources of Alameda County. He earned a UC Berkeley civil engineering BS and taught there for three years before joining the San Francisco district Corps of Engineers.
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Oakland
Herbert G. Crowle
Alameda County
Local egg market price quotations from California producers
Prices for eggs and poultry offered by Poultry Producers of Central California include Nulaid large 74 and large 79, medium 63, small 43, live poultry items such as broilers 32-33 lb, fryers 30-31 lb, roasters 45-46 lb, hens light and heavy types 24-31 lb, old roosters 20-21 lb, ducks 46-48, young tom turkeys 47-48, squabs 1.20-1.25, rabbits 62-64, and hen turkeys all weights 52-53. dressed poultry and other weights follow similar pricing.
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Central
California
Death Toll Rises From Poison Moonshine Death
ATLANTA UP A man drank deadly moonshine described as water and methyl alcohol and died, the 20th Black victim in the city. Police hunt a balding ex convict 51 year old John R Fat Hardy who allegedlyDistributed the liquor. Two white men in Winder died from paint remover cocktails.
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Atlanta
Grady Hospital
William Pruitt
John R
Fat) Hardy
Fulton County
Paul Webb
Winder
Walter
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