Senate Leader Urges Quick Approval of OPA Extension Bill
Senate Democratic Leader Alben W. Barkley pressed swift Senate approval of the compromise OPA extension, warning the nation of possible runaway inflation if blocked. The House backed it, and President Truman was expected to sign. Some senators remain wary that the bill could render OPA ineffective, while others shift from initial support.
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Truman
Barkley
Senate
Ale
Sheridan Downey
D. Cal
House
Kenneth Wherry
Neb
Sensom Stewart
Jenn
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Wherry
Evening Out at San Jose Village Eatery
Editor notes opinions. locals recall a Saturday night gathering at the new San Jose Village eatery. Guests include Mrs Melen Sil r, Mr and Mrs Or d Close, Mrs Harry Carr, Joe Moore and a local basketball coach. Food and decor praised, from sarsaparilla to green salad, coffee in earthenware pots, French pastries, and after-dinner dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Philip Silver
Melen Silr
Monaluly
Xth Street
San Jose
Ell
Mrs. Ord
Harry Carr
Wesley Don
Joe Moore
Ted
Marisnavid
Hayward
Local county dance and festival planned this week
A fragmented notice notes an improvement club dance in Alameda County with references to a light club event and festival plans. Mentions participants including Joan More and Hayward locals, with unclear dates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliheda County
Babies Found Dead In San Mateo Canyon Case
Police issue a warrant for Yorhags Newton 24 of Alameda on murder charges in the brutal death of his two infant daughters Barbara 3 and Carolyn months. Lorraine Newton 21, the mother, was found wandering distressed in a canyon near the scene. a wide search followed as details emerged from the incident on Monday afternoon.
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San Maseo
San Mateo County
Sheyil
Yorhags Newton
Alameda
Barbara
Newton
Carolyn
Lorraine
Phoenix
Aro
Chicago
Richard Russell Thomas
Suzanne Degnan
Thomas
Degnan
Su- Zannne
Stanley Kiebell
Forest Castle
Deputies Seek Hayward Girl Missing 15 year old Darlene Eachus
Deputies from two counties search for Darlene Eachus daughter of Merle Eachus of 14968 Lark Avenue San Jose after she vanished May 29. The 15 year old, about 5 foot 6 and 126 pounds, was last seen leaving a Greyhound bus wearing a red plaid skirt and lime colored jacket.
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Darlene Eachus
Merle Eachus
Lark Avenue
San Jose
Calendar of Events and Local Clubs Listings
Calendar of events lists Mirindead Lawton and Agutis Lily, Alameda County associations, Bayward civic groups, and San Lorenzo Lion Club among community clubs. Entries note meeting times, venues, and brief club focuses including improv, social, and improvement efforts with several evenings and church listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirindead Lawton
Mays Directs Precinct Organization In Alameda County
Precinct organization plans for the 14th District Republican Assembly appointed George Mays as chairman at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Flora Haines. The setup divides districts into units with Republican heads and precinct captains to organize house meetings and larger gatherings with speakers. Also noted is a June 28 dinner in Oakland by the 11th District and Alameda County assembly groups to celebrate Governor Warren’s primary victory and promote Republican outreach.
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Republican County Assembly
George Mays
Flora Haines
Republican Party
County Assembly
Reginald Josie
Josie
Frank Crews
Arthur Biddle
County Central Committee
Gerald Glass
Castro Valley
J. Hahn
Oakland
Horb Way
Hayward
Mays
Alameda County
Soviet Move Ends Chechen-Ingush Republic
Moscow Radio said the Supreme Soviet president ratified abolishing the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Republic and transforming the Crimean Autonomous Republic into the Crimean region. The change followed voluntary collaboration with Germans against the Red Army by many inhabitants.
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Crimean Region
London
Wup
Moscow Radio
Supreme Soviet
Crimean Autonomous Republic
Crimean
Red Army
Bill Linn and four others killed in Concord area air crash
Five people died when a private plane crashed and caught fire near Buchanan Airport in Concord. Bill Linn, 46, president of the Garland race track firm and Oakland entrepreneur, was aboard with his wife and others. The crash also killed Linn’s son, a Berkeley resident, and the plane pilot. The fire sparked by the impact burned over 20 acres. The Garland stadium grand opening remained on schedule for June 30. Authorities sought Linn’s wife, believed traveling, as investigators examined the wreckage.
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William
Bill) Linn
East Lay
Buchanan
Craford
Linn
William E. Linn, Jr
Dorothy Fowler
Berkeley
Weeks
Oak
Réno
Nev
Hammlter of Commerce
Gar
Garland Stadium
15Th Avenue
East 7Th Street
Charles Curryer
Racetrack Corporation
Oakland
Hay
Eliic
Metropolitan Businessmen’s Club
Alameda County
Tack Gleason
Mearst Aye~nue
Gladys
Eildden Valley
Russia Calls Ministers Over Italian Treaty Showdown
Paris reports Russia urged a quick informal session of foreign ministers to discuss the Trieste issue and speed talks on the European peace treaties. The request, raised by Vyshinsky, aimed to break the stalemate but private talks were postponed as ministers’ deputies met.
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Russia
Conference of Ministers
Paris
Ponte Wealy
Trieste
Andrew Vichinsky
Vishinsky
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
George Ridault
France
Unemployment Claims in Local Area Show Decline
Local unemployment claims have fallen from a peak in March with numbers for the week ending March 31 showing 9918 claims, down to 1658 for the week ending June 20. Hazel Gilbert, unemployment insurance manager, notes gradual decline, ongoing turnover, and about 7400 inactive claims filed within a year.
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Hazel Gilbert
Exday
Jung
Gilbert
California
Mra
New Agency To Succeed War Chest Formed At Meeting
Jack Rees was named chairman of an unnamed agency to replace the War Chest at a War Chest executive committee gathering at the Green Shutter hotel. The group aims for a permanent incorporated body with annual one fund drive and broad community support, including service clubs and outlying areas. A second board meeting is set for July 16 with invites to all represented groups.
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Jack Rees
War Chest
Green Shutter Hotel
Roger Anderson
Ralph WW. Anderson
Laura Frank
Florence Bowman
George Vestal
Vito Kragg
Roy Stromgren
Don McDougal
Gwen Corrothers
Jury Sets Aside Award in Suit by Lars Finley
A federal judge ruled the jury awards of 56 500 to Lars Finley, a San Diego ballroom operator, against Music Corp of America for 3 000 000 were speculative and failed the certainty standard. Court costs of 1 500 and attorneys fees of 7 000 were disallowed.
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Los Angeles
Larsey Finley
San Diego
Music Corp. of America
Paul
J. McCormick
McCormick
Lnw
Cort
San Francisco Transit Workers Vote Strike For Sunday
San Francisco streetcar and bus operators vote 154 to 1 to strike Sunday at 12:01 p m over wage demands. They seek a guaranteed raise to 1.86 for platform men and 1.80 for single operators, delaying start of a 1.15 and 1.0 hourly scale. The walkout could disrupt transit during the AMA convention with 10 000 visitors. Union spokesman Sherman Douglas says no delay or return until the guaranteed raise is granted.
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San Francisco
U.a
APL
Municipal
Wansit
American Medical Association
Sherman Douglas
Ian
Local Weather Clear and foggy periods ahead
Weather forecast notes clear today and tonight with lingering conditions into Thursday morning for the area. Expect high fog Thursday morning and clear skies later. temperatures to be around seasonal norms with no major precipitation expected.
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Calif
George-Mays
Bill Linn
Concord
Spokane Western International Baseball League
Rasdman Vic Picatti
Oakland Acorns
Snoqualmin Pass
Seattle
Cnternational
United States Employment Service
Bragg
United Press
Jeusser
Fleming
Meaigh
Cooper
Bacgett
KMD
Piplagelia
Rleay Ratfunwberker
Humphries
Ant Sumintek
Mericar Leagu
Washington
Bina Heaton
Rai
Bulland
Parton
Newhounay
New Yerranean
Bhomley Anal Butgentich Fimbrew
Pildeinnia
Louls
S.F. Carmen
ToRe
Castro Ste. Hayward
Trinidad
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