Purely Personal by John Sandoval on a weekend boat trip
John Sandoval writes of a Saturday with Milt Dohner aboard a 30 foot cabin cruiser from Pittsburg Yacht Harbor. They cruise the Antioch channel, fish little, snack on spare ribs, read Citizen Tom Paine, nap, and return by 4:30 pm after no big catches. The outing ends with plans to fish again next Sunday.
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Ladi
Milt Dohner
Sacramento River
Pittsburg Yacht Harbor
Milt
Norman Hunt
Howard Post
Tom Paine
Ceorgianna TV
Nora
Antioch
Ant
Dad
Norm
Hanbor
Isaac Waltons
Walnut Creek
Margie
Georgianna
Torn Paine
Gambling in Clouds to the New Venture
Two night club operators in Las Vegas propose converting a surplus Flying Fortress into an airborne casino. The B-17 Fortress would shuttle between cities offering soft music entertainment and gambling for tourists and travelers aboard the intercity flight.
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Las Virgas
Ena
Las Vegas
Duke Wiley
Eddie Ali
Vegas
Weather Today Mild With Foggy Thursday Outlook
Weather today is mild with light winds and fog in some areas. Tonight remains mild ahead of a foggy Thursday, with moderate winds likely along coastal zones.
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Izimurn
Tomato Growers Set Standard Price for 1946 Alameda County
Tomato growers in Alameda County narrow a 14 cent ceiling for canning tomatoes and agree not to pay over two cents to contractors for loading. The meeting endorsed a statewide coordinated program, including a full time negotiator and weekly bulletins, to curb labor pilfering and unify pricing across Hayward Niles San Lorenzo Newark Pleasanton and surrounding areas.
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Alameda County
Dia Contector
Jne Rose
Plepsanton
Alanid County
Faut Burea
Matt Triggs
Calfornia Fant Bureau
Waller Baum
California
H."c. Wadenwood
Fom Bureta
Tomato
Hayward
Niles
Sans Lorenga
Newark
Pleasanton
Chamber Aids Poultrymen in Feed Shortage Fight
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce directors convened to address the feed crisis crippling local poultrymen. A resolution will be drafted to urge federal help, noting the burden on all food industries and risks to egg and poultry-meal supply. Emil Wapelhorst to draft, hog ranch menace discussed, and hospital site plan near Hayward-San Leandro reviewed.
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Hayward Area
Emil Wapelhorst
San Lorenzo
Bernd Vincent
Cresstation
County Board of Supervisors
Chamber
Jackson
ML Eden
Hayward
San Leandro
East
San Lorenzo Village
Bauman
Williams
Ke Stanton
Anderson
Russ Wing
Cowhorst
George Cracknell
Milt Daly
Leon Mendones
Vincent, Wapelner
Lowell Flermnons
Charles Gramespacher
Black Market May Force Out Controls
Secretary Clinton P. Anderson told the Senate Banking Committee that price controls on meat could be abandoned if the black market remains unchecked in 100 days. He supported extending the OPA but warned removal of controls soon would be undesirable. He called the restoration of slaughterers' quotas a last resort to rein in black market activity.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate Banking Committee
California death rate up 35.5 percent says governor at traffic conference
Sacramento reports Gov. Burt Warren told a statewide traffic conference that California’s death rate rose 35.5 percent in 1946 with 1029 deaths in the first three months. He warned of 10,000 more annual deaths nationwide and urged enforcement, engineering, and education. Lampton urged better enforcement and patrol funding. Purcell proposed multi lane highways and improved signal systems to cut crashes, noting 40 percent occur at intersections.
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Sacramento
U.P
America
Hiehwaya
Burt Warren
California
Washington, D.C
Warren
Edgar E. Lampton
California ‘ Highway Patrol
C.H. Purcell
Public Works
May Day Dance program at Bret Harte School program
A May Day celebration at Bret Harte School featured a full day of folk and social dancing with 260 students performing pieces such as Green Sleeves Korobushka and Swedish schotische. An afternoon carnival with 23 booths followed a 1 pm student parade in Indian motif.
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Hove
Bret Halle
Korobushka
Mietehi
Spani
Gianna
Veleta
H. A. Roberts
Bret Dlurte
Counc
Alberta Peixoto
Rhea McIntyre
Bret Harte
Ssider Pennycott
Marion Rusk
Whitudeville
U. L. Campbell
Hayward Union High School
Plan to Admit 100000 Jews to Palestine Provokes Clash
Washington and London release a 15000 word Anglo American report urging entry of 100000 Jews into Palestine and denying a Jewish or Arab state. Arabs call it an invasion while Jews urge readiness to meet the challenge. President Truman backs the proposal despite Britain’s earlier refusal. The group aims to craft a compromise solution.
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Washington
Palestine
Holy Land
London
Europe
Truman
Britain
Bread stock run worries San Francisco grocers
San Francisco notes report a run on retail bread stocks as grocers warn of possible bread shortage. John Mutio of Richmond Wholesale Grocery, operator of a San Francisco chain, noted strong demand with several stores selling out by mid afternoon.
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San Francisco
John Mutio
Wichmond Wholesale Grocery Company
Major Leagues National and American League baseball scores
National League Brooklyn 15 Philadelphia 12 Pittsburgh 2 American League details show mixed scores with players Pearson Homsley Seminick Albouta Gerheaurorfi Salkeld and others. Ill-formatted lines indicate a compilation of game results and team lineups from the league standings.
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United’ Press
National League
Brooklyn
Gresamdiock
Fleming
Berikson
Beithorn
Schefing
Manyzewski
McCullough
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pearson
Homsley
Seminick
Albouta
Gerheaurorfi
Salkeld
Teamsters Prepare to Open Plants in California
SAN FRANCISCO AFL Teamsters officials prepared to use force if necessary to reopen cannery plants after a jurisdictional fight with CIO unions. Workers were escorted into Sacramento and Stockton plants amid protests over signups and labor actions.
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San Francisco
U.P
Armerican Federation of Labor
Ster
CIO
Libby
McNeil
Libby Cannery
Sacramento
Tomorroyy
Agus
State Council of Cannery
Wuhsy
AFL
CLO Fond, Tobacco and Agriculural Workers
APL
CIQ
California
Dyal Apl Teamsters’ Union
Stockton
CLO
Sunnyvale
Alaskan Canneries Set To Open After Union Pact
KEVCHIKAN Alaska preparations underway for the 5 000 000 Alaska canned salmon season after four Alaskan Toculy units ratified a new agreement ending a wage and hour dispute. The deal followed mediation by federal authorities and aligns with Seattle unit. Union demanded 40 cent hourly raise 40 hour week and standby pay.
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Kevchikan
Alaska
OSS
Canéntator
Albin L. Peterson
Federal Tabor i
Peterson
Seattle
Cannery Workers’ Union
Union
Meat scarcity threatens American meat supplies next year
A government spokesman said the world food shortage appears to have wiped out any chance of Americans getting more meats next year, though they probably won't get less. The remark underscores ongoing concerns about food availability amid global shortages.
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Wasitington
Tos Flay
Scientists in U S and Russia Build New Atom Smasher
American and Russian scientists work independently to build a new atom smasher possibly yielding energy equal to cosmic rays. UC Berkeley's synchotron, three times more powerful than the cyclotron, would accelerate electrons to 940 million electron volts.
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Berkeley
University of California
Ernest O. Lawrance
Edward M. McMillan
Lawrence
V. Weksler
Lebdev Pysical Institute
Academy of Sciences
Moscow
McMillan
Byrnes proposes U S to cut occupation forces to 15000 each country
Secretary of State James F. Byrnes told four foreign ministers in Paris that the United States is ready to immediately reduce occupation forces to 15,000 troops in each country and would withdraw all American troops from Italy once the peace reply is signed. He noted Austria could see a halving of its American garrison, while Soviet troops in Austria stand around 300,000 though reductions are underway. The talks kept to rejecting Austria’s claim on South Tyrol and debated the appointment of an allied inspector to Italy’s treaty implementation, with Byrnes and Bevin clashing with Molotov over the proposed commission.
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Byrnes
U.S
Paris
James F. Byrnes
Ble
United States
Tyrnes
Austria
Russia
South Tyrol
Italy
Porchin
Ernest Bevin
V. M. Molatoy
Williams To Face Court Trial On Manslaughter Charge
Williams Williams, of Russell City, was arraigned this morning in circuit court on a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of James Foss Wetzel, 88, of Dunn Road. Wetzel was struck by a car on Winton Road Friday night and died at Fairmont hospital. Williams, who allegedly owned the car, is to appear at 9 30 Wednesday for counsel and plea.
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Hlimer Willians
Russell City
Cours
James Foss Wetxel
Dunn’ Road
Winton Road
Pat Wetzel
Insposelor
James Wetzel
Williams
Wetzel
Fairmont Hospital
Willams
Counset
Plea
OPA Charges Penny Bubble Gum Seller in San Leandro
Local OPA office faced a complaint from Lincoln School students in San Leandro accusing Mrs. Mary Diaz of forcing penny bubble gum purchases with candy or sandwiches. Investigators charged Diaz with tying in sales regime violations and possible $60 suit. several residents and school staff provided statements. Frank, 10, and Gunner Solwed, 13, were among youths reporting refusals to sell gum without extras.
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Nhe
OPA
Lincoln School of
San Licandro
Mary Diaz
Clark Street
San Leandro
S. A. Gadow
Wayne Avenue
Frank
Menrietta Walker
Mary Lurner
Additide
Gunner Solwed
Poison verdict in Napa death shocks county officials
A Napa coroner's jury found wealthy rancher Lloyd Crellin died of a coronary occlusion amplified by strychnine poison. After 45 minutes of deliberations, the six week probe featured toxicologists and pathologists. Dr. Jesse Cary testified that alcohol can delay strychnine effects, suggesting Crellin might have ingested poison while intoxicated.
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Napa
Calif
Uri
Lloyd Creclin
St. Wel Éna
Joseph Swim
San Francisco
Jesse Cary
John W. Millar
University of California
Crellin
Capone Plan For Bookie Ring Revealed
Chicago police reveal an attempted Capone mob plan to control horse racing books and betting rings by hijacking wire services that feed results to bookmakers. The informant ties the scheme to Capone underworld factions and notes ongoing liquor and gambling rackets despite Capone’s 1939 release and family successors.
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Chicago
Capone
Capone Gang
United Press Today
al Capone
Mimi
Rath
Matt
Winwell
Lin
Calendar Of Events In San Lorenzo And Nearby Areas
Today listings include Eden church and American Legion events in San Lorenzo with 6 pm meetings at various halls. Activities feature Kiwanis, Ladies Aid, and foresters groups. youth events at Hayward high and St Anthony's hall. dancing, badminton, and community church gatherings. Tomorrow covers Legion activities at Memorial building and multiple church and club events across San Lorenzo, Ashland, and Castro Valley.
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Hayward High Ackoo
Cabigalee Improvement Club
Pate al Ladies Aid
Eden Church
Ente War Veterans
Aucil Sor Vevorane
Foreign Wars
San Lorenzo
St. Anthony's Hall
Paypate
Igh School
Len
Bis
Tomonrow American Legion
P.m
Companion of Foresters
Feirview Dies
Fuatlineys Trinity Church
Oundil
Joop Tampla
San Lorenzo Community
San Lorenso Lions Club
Danny's
Pam
Ashland Schooner Club
Presbyterian Church
Sunset Schoo
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J. M. Itese
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