Juanita Miller Honors Her Poet Father in Santified Afternoon
A reminiscent encounter with Juanita Miller at Mrs Emma Oakes's home celebrates her as a versatile artist and defender of Tarquin Miller's legacy. The prose recalls her performance as Carrots in Party Nine and a sunlit walk through Woodminster Bowl memories, praising her singing and ties to Joaquin Miller.
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Juanita Miller
Emma Oakes
Hyneer
Carrots
Eas
Woodminster Bowl
Tarquin Miller
Woodvaluster
McKee Muntkin
Augustine Daly
Juanita
Dudnita
Sarg
Zis
Desquin Miller
Bil
Azores
Hercules
Marty Lonhotrtows
Juanita Hiws
Lin Joaquin Miller
Golden Gate
Juanita Mi
58 Killed in Athens Battle
London A P Athens dispatch reports clashes between troops and police killing 58 people described as Communists. The fighting occurred at Caryae near Olympus district and Cala gnaki close to Volos in Thessaly. One policeman died and eight were wounded. Near Agia in the Volos district peasants attacked a Communist band. 18 Communists were killed and one captured.
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London
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Agency Today
Caryae
Olympus
Calagnaki
Volos
Thessaly
Agia
Volo Disteiet
Porter Succumbs in Alpenheimer Hospital After Strife at Work
Claude J R Porter aged 74 longtime Interstate committee commissioner died in Alpenheim Hospital after a heart ailment struck him at work yesterday. He served on the Interstate committee since 1928.
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Porter
Washington
Claude J R. Porter
Interstate Committee
Toaj
Alpen Hoapital
Congressmen Back Plan to Boost U.S. Quotas for Refugees
A small group of lawmakers in Washington support boosting U S immigration quotas to admit displaced Europeans, with a possible annual inflow around 50 000. President Truman proposes a fixed number of displaced persons to settle in the United States, while seeking a peaceful Palestine solution. Senator Phoghom (sic) expects limited entry guided by economic conditions and western state development.
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Waitington
U.R
Truman
Uris
Wenabington
Congress
Europe
Wenkeaversia
Fruman
Palestine
U.S
Britain
White House
Atlantic
Elbert B.phominx
Utah
Jewish Refugees Leave Haifa for Cyprus
Thirteen hundred Jewish refugees were moved to wired transports in Haifa harbor for shipment to Cyprus after a failed passive resistance. British troops and police reinforced the port as ten thousand Jews gathered in the streets, chanting Hatikva, while refugees boarded vessels Watrail Yatte and Twenty-Tyre bound for internment in Cyprus.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Cyprus
Price Rollback Said Impossible
Fire Administrator Paul A Porter said today that prices on meat and dairy products cannot be rolled back even if the price decontrol board decides to restore controls. He noted congressionally voted subsidies prevent restoration of June 30 ceilings on exempted items like grains meal livestock butter and other dairy products soybeans and cotton seed.
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Washington, UA
Paul A. Porter
Todiny
Congress
OPA
Riots Kill 250 in Calcutta. Troops Called Out
London dispatch cites New Delhi radio reporting 250 killed and 7600 wounded in Hindu Moslem clashes in Calcutta. Bengal government said troops had been deployed to assist police as violence spread through markets and streets. Shops looted, morning papers undelivered, and security measures tightened with crowd control actions continuing.
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Calcutta
London
U.2
New Delhi
Bengal
Petivy
Ing Lontig
Avsoh
Eity
Exchange Telegraph
Hind
US Ready to Reject Russian Dardanelles Demands
Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the United States is studying Moscow demands for strategic bases along the Dardanelles. A special conference called by President Truman informed officials of the Dardanelles issue, with Army and Navy chiefs present.
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Waslington
United States
Daxdanelles
Dean Atheson
Dardanelles
Truman
Tliva
Acheson
Army
Navy
China Railroad Town Threatened by Communist Advance
Nanking dispatches report Kaifeng, a key North China railroad town, is gravely threatened as Communist forces under the noted general Liu Po- Chen push south from northern Henan. The advance endangers railway links and regional supply routes as tensions rise closely around the strategic city.
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Nanking
China
Hmsin Min Pao
Kaifeng
North China
Henan
Liu Po- Chen
Negotiations to Be Resumed With Striking CIO Union
Joseph Curren, president of the CIO wartime union, announced negotiations would resume next week with two of the 17 companies operating ships on the Great Lakes. The strike by the federation has affected shipping operations across the lakes.
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Retroit
Joseph Curenn
CIO National
Graal Lakes
Earl Craven Joins Hays Ward Fire Department
Chief Anthony August announced that Craven will report for duty as a fireman with the Hays ward fire department next Tuesday morning on temporary certification. The addition brings department strength to nine, one short of normal, with one remaining opening expected to be filled soon.
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Bor Craven
Hays Ward
Anthony August
Toding
Craven
Civil Service Commission
Clayward
August
Hayward
Typhoon Lilly devastates Iwo Jima hit at 85 percent damage
Tokyo reports Typhoon Lilly pounds Iwo Jima destroying most buildings. U.S. Coast Guard says a wireless from Benjamin Milam reports a fire aboard off Newfoundland. Diamond Island tanker explosion at Casco Bay leaves at least one dead, 18 injured. Gen McNarney orders theater wide probe into occupation stockade detentions.
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Tokyo
Kri
Iwo Jima
New York
U. S. Coas Guard
Benjamin Milam
Newfoundland
Portland
Diamond Island
Ths Anchorage
Casco Bay
Lowet
Washington
U.P
War Department
Joseph T. McNarney
Europe
Lions Club Third Annual Picnic at Crow Canyon Park
Plans for the Lions Club third annual community picnic at Crow Canyon Park were announced with a beauty contest featuring ten entrants and several sports events. Prizes include a $250 wardrobe certificate, $75 and $50 for runners up, plus a grand radio phonograph prize.
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Lions Club
Crow Canyon Park
Avery
le Report
Heyward Lions Club
Hayward Theatre
Roger Anderson
Mar. Bery Quist
Karl
Joan Olson
Tate
Drive In Cleaners
Dorothy George
Simon Siudis
Wanda Warnes
Green Shutter Dress Shop
Wards Kelsey
Hayward Journal
Mary Joe Merriman
Gensiles Bar and Liquor Store
Edna Guon
S and H Cleaners
Marian Gen
Loretta Marcie
Lavern Simmons
Earl Carrol
Yin
Edguard
Wes Gordan
Bays
Joseph Tingo
Ford Kessel
Melvin Rush
Cyril Lorge
Bob Hartenberger
Franke Alves
George Vestel
Gordon
Anderson
Vestal
Keisel
Tiago
Harlenberger
Jtush
Relief From Midwest Floods Seen
In St Louis two children reported dead and about 2000 families left homeless as record rains swept the area. Floods followed by brief thundershowers were forecast with clearing skies later, after rainfall between 7 and 9 am yesterday set a local 26 hour record of 8.59 inches.
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ST. Louis
Inday Troma
Sveather
Drivers Unhurt in Weekend Collision at Sunset and Princeton
John Agrelia, 57, emerged uninjured after his pickup struck a car driven by Edward Cahecinha August at Sunset Boulevard and Princeton. Witnesses say a hedge obscured August’s view, causing a skid of about 24 feet before impact. Agre lia’s vehicle damaged. he had only minor cuts and bruises. A prior crash occurred yesterday when Anna Irene Willbert, 45, hit Eustaquia Rafoes, 60, on Foothill Boulevard near Castro Valley, causing damage to both cars with no injuries.
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John Agrelia
Avenue
Edward Cahecinha
E Street
Sunset Boulevard
Princeton
Agrellay
Agrella
Anna Irene Willbert
Orchard
Eustaquia Rafoes
Richmond
Foothill
Castro Valley Boulevard
Chaising
Card Scout Found Dead in Dallas Hotel Room
A 47-year-old former St. Louis Cardinals scout Wilson was found knifed to death in a Dallas hotel room. A maid discovered the body at 9:45 a.m. Police say he likely died during a violent struggle around 11 p.m. the previous night, with the date and precise room not clearly stated in the fragmented report.
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Dallas
Tes ' Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
Deledives
Will Mrntz
Wikun
New All-American Ensign Plane Arrives at Hayward
The All-American Ensign jet arrives at Hayward airport at 1:11 pm from Long Beach flown by Bob Pockok of San Jose. Accompanied by Orval McCullough, Oakland field rep for All-American Aircraft, the all-metal plane features tricycle gear and an 85 hp engine. Exhibits run today and Sunday with buyer information at Aces Up Flying Service.
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Hayward
Long Beach
Bob Pocock
San Jose
Orval McCullough
Oakland Field
All-American Aircraft _company
Aces Up
Railroad faces new strike threat in San Francisco
The Southern Pacific western division warned of a new strike threat after indefinite postponement of a Wednesday walkout by the Brotherhood of Railway Train- سرWorkers.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Western Division
Brotherhood of Railway
Senate group presses WAR sales probe in hearings
A Senate committee opened a probe into War Assets Administration sales to see if veterans abused priority buying rights. Hearings begin next month with Chairman Roger C. Slaughter announcing preliminary work and a trip to Warner Robins for hearings on surplus electronics sales. Joseph F. Carrall cited gaps in veteran eligibility during a nationwide cloth sale. Trial of WAC Captain Kathleen Durant for Kronberg castle jewels was postponed to Thursday by mutual agreement.
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Wassington
War Assets Administration
Roger C. Slaughter
Atlanta
Eleryonics
Warner Robbins Field
Joseph F. Carrall
WAA Enforcement and Compliance Division
Fie
Utley Refuses to Press Charges After Beating
Hollywood report says gambler James Utley declined to press charges after two assailants beat him at Lacey's restaurant. Celebrities witnessed the attack as Utley lay unconscious with a fractured skull and head injuries, while the assailants fled after threatening diners with a gun.
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Utley
Hollywood
U.P
James Utley
Toray
Lacey's
Eddie Cantor
Joan Davis
Joel McCrea
Harry Sherman
Jerser
Hollywood Emergency Hospital
Protest Overruled by 15 6 Vote in Soviet Clash
In a tense session of the peace conference the Soviet delegation blocked Austria from speaking on the peace treaties. The measure to admit Austria failed 15 to 6 as Britain and others pushed to hear Austrian views under the same terms as Albania and Egypt. Vishinsky argued the issue tied to Germany while others insisted on Austria’s right to state its position.
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Ingite c
Austria
Russia
Hey
Great Britain
Anrt Avetria
Albania
Mexico
Cuba
Egypt
Andrew Y. Vishinsky
South Tyrol
Big Four
Tyrol
Britain
Prague
United States
Shinaje Simie
21 Jailed in Vice Raids Across City Hotels
Oakland police led by Sgt. Charles W. Holmes conducted a series of vice and gambling raids last night and early this morning resulting in 21 arrests. Seven connected to a lower Broadway hotel operation were booked on vice charges, while 14 others were rounded up in separate raids on gambling offenses.
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Oakland
Calendar Of Events For Dania And Nearby Lodges
Calendar notes an installation ceremony at Volterg Lodge Dania Haul and Maxine Parade in lat. Honor Rell Detachment hears of California. Tomorrow features installation of officers ten tu in TEES batt Native Americans Daughters of Leiden events at Elderberry Park Rodman's picnic and Lions clubs. Community groups like Crow Canyon park and Rome Tribe of Red Men, plus city council notices and Rotary and Green Shutter Botet gatherings appear in brief listings.
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Volterg Lodge
Rell
Ti Ma Corps Hears
California
UPPEC
I Nativa Soon
Tha Leiden
Weat Penta
Elderberry Park
Rodman’s Picnic
Durant Park
Lions Cts Anual Clenney
Crow Canyon Park
Mondaay
Eton Wen's Club
Rome
Tribe of Red Men
Ides Hall
Favy Mathers
A of Columbus
Dante Hell
Precius
City del Wategiere
Rotary
Look Forward To Lions Club Charity Event
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lions Club Parade and community events with dates in October and November, plus references to regional venues and organizers. The readable items imply a town festival or charity drive with local groups involved and schedule notes.
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Ian ‘Cheinnat
James Hensley
San Feincinco
Fairfax Hills
Marin County
Alpine Lake
Pav) Ward
Gerogo Gulch
James
William Hensley
Internation Smmnilphnltoy
Earl Craven
Fire Department
Iran
Midwest
Bertha Freshman Todd
Mike Todd
St. John’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Todd
Senate Group
WAR Sales
Mixiwants
Destival Ee “Wram the Adobe of Don
Sail
Castres
Lions Club Pet
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