Voting Starts at Canneries Runoff Taunts Union Battles
The article reports a disputed canneries election with Teamsters and CIO CIO waves, NLRB oversight, and PTA objections. Both sides threaten blockades, with recent precedents and calls for observer presence. Ballots counted Sunday at 9 am in San Francisco, with officials unsure of completion by midafternoon.
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Teamsters
Slege
NURB
CIO Chine Hat ‘Teamsters
Ptaclo
Insley
Eta-Cig
NLRB
AFL
Russell Mille
NLNG
Sault Francisey
Swekeeping
Washington
San Francisco
AML
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Hot Cakes and Waffles Prices Rise Nationwide
Washington reports OPA authorized increases of two to three cents in the retail ceiling price for 20 ounce packages of prepared pancake mix and buckwheat mix. Officials cite higher flour and corn costs as the reason for the rise.
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Washington
OPA
Jail Raid Shakes Partizani. Four Dead In Eastern Piedmont
In Partizani, eastern Piedmont, a jail raid by armed partisans led to the death of four inmates and injuries among security forces. Police say the incident erupted during a raid aimed at freeing prisoners, with heavy weaponry reported. The attack prompted a lockdown and ongoing investigations by regional authorities.
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Milanur
Une
Partizani
Piedmont
Gid Rey Bao
California Bus Route Granted for Merced Area
The California Railroad Commission approved Rice and Murray transportation authority to establish a bus line between Merced East Merced and Yestinity Lake ten miles north.
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San Francisco
California Railroad Commission
Rice and Murray
Transportation System
Merced
East Mersed
Yestinity Lake
Good Will Carrier Tour Draws State Department Ties
Washington reports that the Navy acted as an agent of the State Department in sending the 45,000 ton carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt and accompanying ships on a Mediterranean cruise. The State Department planned port calls and escort, describing the voyage as a good will tour that drew international comment and questions about U.S. military signaling. Admiral Halsey rejected questions about where ships go, saying the fleet will travel as it pleases.
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Washington
Navy
State Department
Franklin D. Rowsevelt
IDR
Russa
Batkay Poblics
Adm
William
Halsey
U.S
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Naples
Maui
Tie Greak
Firaexs
July Death Totals Small The Third July Decline
Chicago and Washington report July traffic deaths showing a small decline from wartime levels. The National Safety Council notes a 2 percent rise over 1945, with rural areas bearing most of the deaths. First-half 1946 toll up 64 percent year over year. urban deaths up 2 percent. Of 227 reporting cities, 254 posted perfect July records.
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Chicago
National! “Safety Council
Helion
Lruman
Magnzines
Racio
Council
Ned Delleborn
Copper mine near Bisbee Arizona yields large copper output
A Bisbee Arizona copper mine has produced over 20 000 old tons of copper from its operations near Gurnee and continues to expand its mining effort amid strong yields and rising ore output.
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Bishee
Ariz
Vovars
Growing Pains in Mayward Water and Tax Strain
Screenings discuss city finances as payrolls and operating costs rise. The water department faces funding gaps after aging equipment and shifting revenues to a general fund. The council foresees bonds aiding the gap, hoping for relief next year while Mayward Review expands to meet growing demand and new printing technology.
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Walion
Raygwrord
Lund
Fet
Walter Department
Water Department
Whith
Iisland
Wayward
Mayward Review
Tulure
Amanagerment
Candidates Take Stands On District Leadership
Four mayoral hopefuls debated the Oro Loma district’s garbage and sanitation issues. Gregory urged by products plant profits and annexation to Oro Loma to centralize manure. McNeil and Gregory endorsed studying the chief engineer and district attorney roles before deciding. Arnstrane pressed board accountability, taxpayer access, and expenditure scrutiny while favoring removal of Micabeo and Wilson. All candidates avoided pledges to move district work to Hayward or San Leandro and would appoint the best available fourth director. About forty residents attended.
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Gregory Sleo
Oro Loni
McNeil
Gregory
L. Cudrie Macabee
K. Wilgon
Urey
Office of Attorney
Ore Lomi
Arnstrane
Sevulinte
Inginwor Micabeo
Wilson
Hayward
Sin Leandra
Cheaney
Circelors
Mass Meeting Debates after Stabbing at Richmond Registry
In Richmond a mass meeting was held tonight in an exclusive residential area after an unidentified assailant stabbed and beat a young ark museum registrar, prompting calls for action and investigation by local residents and authorities.
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Richmond
Young Ark Museum
Coed Hurt Near Richmond District Home
Dorothy F Wagner a 22 year old San Francisco junior was attacked and dumped near her Richmond district home after meeting three men at a downtown night spot. Police were investigating the incident and seeking leads.
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San Francisco
U.P
Dorothy F. Wagner
Richmond
Fall of Chengteh Predicted
Reports from Jehol and Peiping indicate Nationalist forces closed within 80 miles of Chengteh with government quarters predicting its fall within a week. Communist resistance was waning as they reportedly withdrew behind dynamited bridges and rail lines.
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Nanking
Cherygteh
Jehul
Nachun Chengteh
Jehol
Chifeng
Ninchong
Chi- Tong
Peiping
Chengiei
Talung
Hus
Ilvic
Chengieh
Chiang Kai-shek
Jewish Youths Sentence Commuted from Life Imprisonment
The colonial office announced today the commuting of life sentences to lighter terms for 18 Jewish youths convicted in Palestine of sabotage at the Haifa rail shops.
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London
Colonial Office
Palestine
Haifa
Police assign special inspectors for AFL Electric Workers convention
Acting on reports that Chicago muscle men may interfere with elections at the AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers convention in San Francisco, Chief of Police Charles Dube today assigned special inspectors to the event opening Monday.
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San Francisco
U.R
Chicago
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Charles Dube
Rehearsals for September Pageant Progress Rapidly
Committee chairmen planning the Hay ward Pioneer Days Fiesta meet at A and Sol streets at 6 p.m. to coordinate plans and draft policies for the festival. Rehearsals for the pageant commemorating Heyward's founding are underway under Everett Glass with Laura Lee Magnus assisting at Bret Harte school Harder Amphitheatre. Castra Valley Horsemen's Association will present a horse show at Oaklland Stadium Speedway attracting Bay Area riders. Mrs Emma Oakes chairs Pioneer banquet and Sunday pioneer reunion tour to old landmarks. P. J. DeBernardi invites a Central California parade for Saturday morning.
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Hayward
Sol Streets
Ad Phillips
Pioneer Days Association
Inday
Phillips
Dovefai
Heyward
Bret Harte School
John Sandoval
Everett Glass
Berkeley
Laura Lee Magnus
Castra Valley Horsemen’s Association
Oaklland Stadium
Bay Area
P. J. DeBernardi
U S Professor To Discuss Genetics In Poultry Breeding
Michael Lernur of UC Davis will speak on Genetics in Poultry Breeding at Castro Valley Farm Bureau Center at 8 pm on September 3. The Castro Valley Adobe hosts the meeting where a health committee report is discussed and nominating committees will be formed, per Center chairman John Olson.
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Michael Lernur
Poultry Husbandry
College of Agriculture
University of California
Castro Valley
Farm Burea
John Olson
Wuill
Smoke Pots Belkeley Highway Crash Injures Several
A pile up of about 25 cars on the east shore highway yesterday left several injured as a heavy fog or smoke fog swept the road. Authorities report the cloud, possibly from a navy issue device, obscured drivers vision and caused the collision.
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Benkeley
Bell Wearing Rule for Cows Walks Main Street in Seattle
In Seattle Washington a ruling in Americas Magazine states that a cow may walk on a main street only if wearing a bell. The article notes location and regulatory tone reflecting local customs and historical quirks. The piece mentions Seattle and the Americas Magazine context without naming officials or dates.
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Seattle
Wash
the Americas
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