Ships Strip For Action At Yangtze In Nanking Area
Two American built destroyer escorts and shovepers were stripped for action in the Yangtze river near Nanking and Shanghai to defend the region against a feared Communist attack. Government sources claim Communist forces massed across the river threaten to disrupt the Nanking Shanghai railway while air defenses and pillboxes brace for possible strikes. Military aircraft including Mustangs Lightnings and Thunderbolts conducted undisclosed missions from Nanking airport as fully loaded bombers rotated in and out.
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Appointment of Two Navy Veterans by Stornuys City
The deputy city of Stornuys announced the appointment of two Navy veterans, Chuck G. Mépelde and George AL Tolmer, to City Attorney John J. OPoak.
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San Francisco
Chuck G. Mépelde
George AL
Tolmer
Stornuys
John J. Opoak
New Salito cars plan no spare tires rule
Washington report says new Salito automobiles will not time equip yet aim to have tires by at least three. Administration officials provided the update outlining the phased introduction of tire provisions and ongoing readiness assessments.
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Washington
Bit of Meat and Veggie Meals Guide
A quirky recipe column suggests using meat to enrich vegetable meals and promote Victory Gardens. It offers ideas like stuffing deviled eggs, serving with hot vegetables, or adding meat spreads to crackers, salads, and potato dishes. It also mentions Borden vegetables and various quick additions.
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Victory Gardens
Tedist
Improvised afternoon snacks with jams and crackers
A homemaker can easily greet unexpected callers with a pantry stocked with assorted crackers and jars of jams and jellies. Set out on a divided tray with crackers for guests to pick their preferred flavors. No need to overthink the snack. keep shelves abundant for any time.
Murdock fears bill stymied on Gila project
Chairman John R. Murdock says his effort to reauthorize the Gila project is unlikely to advance this session. He cites Arizona objections and Californians’ delay tactics amid lengthy hearings. If Congress is recalled for emergencies, he would seek action then. Californians led by Rep John Phillips oppose over river water shortages claims.
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Washington
John R. Murdock
Ariz
House Irrigation and Reclamation Committee
Gila
Congress
Murdock
Arizona
Truman
John Phillips
Calif
Sind M. J. Dowd
Impérial Irrigation District
Injuries Sought in Alameda Auto Crash Suit
Mrs Louise Taccani 39 seeks damages of 50000 for injuries from an auto collision June 25 in Oakland. She alleges brain concussion and fractured jaw after a car driven by Charles Hall 59 collided with the vehicle she was riding. Hall and Birds Eye Snyder Co. named as codefendants in Alameda County Superior Court action.
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Linden Avenue
Alamedi County
Louise ‘Taccani
Taccani
Charles L. Hall
West Broadmoor Drive
San Leandro
Calaveras and
Buell Streets
Qakland
Hall
The
Bird's Eye Snyder Company
L Legal Notice from Reno Del to Mr. Grips
Notice dated July 1 2016 from Robert L Grips Sr Gen Del Reno Nevada No 1819 20 03 24 retracting conflicting statements and asserting no liability or acknowledgement of claims against the marker and party involved.
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Ible
Itobert L. Grips
Srg
Del
Reno
Nevada
SiD—uily
Legal Public Notice Fragment
A damaged legal notice fragment mentions names and addresses but lacks clear action or deadline. It lists individuals and a location but provides no identifiable outcome, dates, or authoritative body. The incomplete text prevents a specific filing or enforcement detail from being stated.
Pest destroyers used by army to curb crop pests
Gas and flame throwers developed by the U S Army Chemical Warfare Service are used extensively to exterminate locusts boll weevils corn borers potato hoppers and other pests, signaling a harsh but effective method in agricultural pest control.
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U.S. Army Chemical Warfare Service
California Wine Shipments Rise 42.4 Percent in May
The Wine Institute reports May shipments of California wines increased 42.4 percent from a year earlier. Strong demand signs boost industry optimism as producers note growth across regions and brands.
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SAN Prancisco
the Wine, Institute
California
UN to Meet In September Amid Veto Power Debate
The United Nations assembly will meet on September 23 after postponement from September 3. Invitations will be mailed this week. The delay was requested by the Big Four foreign ministers worried the Paris peace conference might not finish in time. Australia’s Dr Herbert Evatt plans to seek review of the veto held by Russia, Great Britain, France, China and the United States. Russia opposes surrender of the veto, including on atomic energy matters.
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New York
United Nations Assembly
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Russia
Great Britain
France
China
U.S
Transfer of Murder Case Requested
Base Commander Cal R. Y. Sill recommended transferring the murder trial of Plo. Raymond Lansburgh of El Monte California to another army post. He cited the popularity of the officer Lansburgh is accused of stabbing as a potential prejudice. Lansburgh said he acted in self defense after the officer attacked him.
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Seld
Artz
Cal
R. Y. Sill
Plo
Raymond Lansburgh
el Monte
Calif
Smith
Ith Air Force Command
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Mark
Lansburgh
Liangburgh
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On Schedule for Columbia Steel Card Mill at Pittsburg
Construction of Columbia Steel Company’s new 25 million dollar card production steel sheet and tinplate mill at Pittsburg California is proceeding on schedule. William Ay Ross, president of the West Coast subsidiary, announced today.
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San Francisco
Columbia Steel Company
Pittsburg
Calif
William
Ay Ross
West Coast
Mendelsohn Dismissed From Government Post At Aberdeen Proving Ground
Rhea bel Mendelsohn twenty four year old Baltimore resident and Gaucher College graduate, discharged from statistician job at the Aberdeen Proving Ground with four male employees. She was dismissed under a federal statute banning government employment for Nazi, Communist, or fascist party members or those who advocate overthrow of the U S government. Army authorities stated. Unternational
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Rheabel Mendelsohn
Rheabel. Mendelsohn
Gaucher College
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Miss Mendelsohn
Baltimore
United States
Fiancee Proposes Help in Utah Wedding Death Probe
Logan Utah reports Mdvanin West offered to assist police investigating the death of fiancé John D. Stalling who was shot on the way to their wedding. West, who came from San Jose California, arrived last night as deputies questioned 23 year old Irie J Wistisen of Ogden in Coalville.
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UWR
Mdvanin West
Polite
John D. Stalling
Corning
Miss West
San Jose
Calif
Coalville
Irie J. Wistisen
Ogden
Broken neck death in Kinus River incident in Dinuba
Finley Lovett aged 27 of Dinuba died from a broken neck after diving into a shallow area of Kinus river today. He was the second Persian to die from a similar accident in the past two weeks.
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Dinuba
Calif
Urima
Kinus River
Finley Lovett
Income Tax Sleuths Chase Million-Dollar Gin Rummy Swindle
Hollywood police and tax investigators probe a long running gin rummy swindle in film circles. Detectives report no victims admitting to the scam while Beverly Hills officials and producers like Sam Goldwyn deny involvement as high-stakes games are cited among wealthy LA players.
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Beverly Hills
Chales H. Anderson
Anderson
Sam Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Anderso
Colass
Filmland
Los Angeles
Ing
Hay ward Legion Commander at home as health improves
Irank Parker former commander of Hay ward American Legion post 8 is at home and improving. Leonard Lustig and Albert Walters arrived together at Yosemite. Special prize winners at the Legion meeting include Mrs Jessie Jones Mr Myrtle Brennan Miss Teresa Reimners and Charlotte Strashe. Earlier prize winners were Mrs EF Jonog and Fay Monasmith.
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Irank Parker
Hayward
American Legion
Leonard Lustig
Albert L. Walters
Yosemite
Estate to Stanford for cancer research in will
The 66,517 estate of Line M. O Maurice a San Francisco apartment lease operator was left to Stanford University Medical School for cancer research the will filed for probate yesterday reveals the plan and beneficiary.
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W.P
M. O. Maurice
Stanford University Medical School
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