Railroad market tumbles after Truman veto sparks firm session
New York trading rose as rail stocks led gains after President Truman vetoed the Reed-Wheeler railroad reorganization bill. Norfolk and Western up 26 percent, Baltimore and Ohio 25, Missouri-Kansas 9, Southern Pacific 2, Southern Railway 8.5, Minnesota Central 3.84, Goodyear climbs over a point on ex dividend. Steel and motor shares steady. chemicals lag.
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Judge Opposes Hall Site for County Juvenile Court
Superior Judge Frank M. Ogden dissents from choosing a 100 acre site on 12nd av enue west San Leandro for a county juvenile court. He argues the location is remote and inaccessible, urging central placement near public and private juvenile services. Board of Supervisors will meet with Judge Hera Decata and the probation committee to discuss and decide.
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French Admirals Found Guilty By Versailles Court
The high court of justice jury, sitting with Communist members excluded, found three Vichy admirals guilty of scuttling the French fleet at Toulon. Admiral Juan Abrial received 10 years hard labor, Admiral Andrew Marquis 5 years, and Admiral Gabriel Auphun, presumed in Switzerland, was sentenced to life imprisonment in absentia.
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Wells Rites Set for London Author and Scientist
The body of AL. G. Wells will be cremated Friday in private services at Golden's Green crematorium. Wells, a scientist, author and critic, died yesterday in London at the age of 70.
Employment in California Making Steady Increases
Sacramento reports steady gains in California employment with total June jobs at 4,238,000, up 52,000 from May. The State Reconstruction and Reemployment Commission forecasts 3,959,000 jobs by September, just shy of the prior air time peak, while October may see a dip due to seasonal harvest closures. Other sectors are expected to stay strong.
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Highway survey to include Hayward and adjacent areas
Galland conducts a survey on extending streets and highways due to rapid growth in Hayward and San Leandro. County Surveyor Wallace B. Boggs enjoys board support from Chairman Thomas Ti. Caldecott. Rowland Bartholomew and Associates of St. Louis will present extension plans and coordinate junior streets with express routes.
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Theatre News Every Day in The Hayward Review
Theatre coverage notes daily listings and reviews in The Hayward Review, outlining shows, performances, and regional theatre happenings with brief notes on schedules and venues for readers seeking current stage updates.
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Tennyson Children Set for Outing
Tennyson children from the Tercysuit slayarund will visit Zugalog gardens in Oalkland tomorrow under the Ly yard poureation department. A Tehurtered busy will take the group to and from the school with a 0510 a.m. departure and 5 p.m. return. Myron Swezey and Miss Marie Dowry lead the event. A garden tour and picnic are planned with teachers advising bringing picnic lunches.
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Truman Sends Counter Proposals on Palestine Plan
Unconfirmed sources say President Truman sent counter proposals to Britain on the Palestine question. He pressed that immigration to the Holy Land be resumed before any long range plan begins. Proposals reportedly draw on a partition plan by the Jewish Agency for Palestine, brought to Washington by Abraham Goldman, now back in Paris.
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Warren Proclaims Newspaper Day in California
Governor Marl Warren designated an official Newspaper Day to honor California's first publication The Californian in Monterey on August 15, 1846. The paper by Robert Semple and Walter Colton is praised for advancing liberty, free speech, religious tolerance, and public welfare.
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Black Market Arrest Made
Robert Warner a Navy retiree and member of a world wide black market ring was arrested today by the U S navy shore patrol. Warner worked in the UNRRA supply section and allegedly sold 2000 pairs of athletic stockings received from New York and shipped silk to the United States.
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Airport Governors Hear Engineer on Expansion Plans
Frederick Dupuy, San Francisco airport consulting engineer, discussed long range development for the municipal airport with governors at a luncheon meeting in Pland's Villa. Board members present included Orland Close, Keith Tonley, Wilbur Warren, Gerald Worthley, M. J. Dohner, and Fred McElwain, the support manager.
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FTA Plans Mass Meeting in Oakland
In Oakland a mass meeting is set for August 21 at Civic Auditorium to demonstrate strength for organizing 7,000 California cannery workers. Speakers include CIO regional director Harry Bridges, CIO secretary treasurer James Carey, and ITA president Ald Henderson. The rally promotes seeking a new representation election between CIO and AFL Teamsters after a prior CIO victory was voided.
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Airmail Rate Plan Aimed at October 1 Rollout
A UPIA report notes a five cent airmail postage rate set to take effect October 1 under a bill expected to be signed by the President. The measure, tied to federal priorities, signals a significant change in mailing costs and policy.
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Chiang Warns Communists on Civil Unrest in China
Nanking dispatch reports Chiang Kai-shek warning Chinese Communists that rebellion must be suppressed and inviting them to join the Kuomintang in building a democratic, unified nation. He vows to end military tutelage and establish a constitutional government, despite allied concerns about civil conflict. Peiping envoy John Leighton Stuart says the remarks do not resolve the dispute, as Marshall and Stuart stress mediation continues but five powers must act.
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Veterans aid fueled by council reports 1400 assisted
The Veterans Advisory Council says it aided more than 1400 veterans and spouses in six months from February 1 to August 1. About six men and six women visited daily, with half the calls about apprenticeships and school programs. The effort helped with government insurance widow’s pensions and independent parent pensions, and inquiries about returning bodies for burial.
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Pastor E A Johnson Moves to San Lorenzo Village
The Rev E A Johnson pastor of the First Christian church at 572 Hesperian boulevard San Lorenzo Village and his wife Cary have moved from Fruitvale Avenue Oakland to 14851 Via Palma San Lorenzo Village. The change in residence was made to allow more time for church duties. A potluck dinner at the church parlors is set for 6:00 pm tomorrow. Everyone is invited to attend bring a hot dish and table service and enjoy the dinner and a pleasant evening.
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Veterans Education Benefits Information for Veterans
Veterans Information Education Benefits from the VA details how education and training costs are covered up to 400 dollars per school year. Subsistence allowances range from 65 to 147 dollars monthly depending on dependents and status. For guidance contact the VA representative at the United States Employment Service in Maynard each Thursday.
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Oro Loma Roll Hits 10 Million Assessment
The county auditor set the 1946 47 assessment roll for the Oro Loma Sanitary Sewer District at 10 455 177. The roll breaks into three groups old district 2 375 960 new district including Ashland 4 886 035 and San Lorenzo Village 3 192 993.
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Mussolini’s Body Recovered Near Milan After Unearthing
The body of Benito Mussolini, found in a pauper’s grave in Milan on April 22, was recovered again last night from the Corfosa convent at Pavia, about 24 miles south of Milan, according to police reports.
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Installment Payment Time Cut
The federal reserve board tightens the anti inflation drive by requiring installment payments on non durable goods to be completed within 13 months, up from 18. The rule applies to consumer credit up to 2000, previously 1500. Durable goods payments must end in 12 months, except automobiles which may extend 1 month.
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Poultry Show Set For Gate Week Hayward Event
Hayward area poultry show named chairman and set during Gate Week November 3 to 9. George Vostar announced by W D Parker activities committee. more than TH entries expected.
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