Final Try Slated for Water Bill
The article reports on legislative debate over water law reforms in California. Assemblyman Harold Levering objects to the attorney general’s stance, citing a clash with a long-standing rule. In the Senate, oil industry interest pushes for offshore tidelands access, with AB3402 advancing after a rules committee hearing and coalition support from Shell, Cunningham, and several lawmakers.
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Assembly
Harold K. Levering
Los Angeles
Levering
Brown
Joseph
Shell
Los Angles
Rules
Shell and Son
James E. Cunningham Sr
San Bernardino
Lands Commission
Tornadoes Strike In U S Center
Tornadoes swept across the central United States with storms from the Rockies to the Mississippi River spilling into the Great Lakes Ohio Valley. No casualties reported though farm buildings and homes were damaged near Decorah Iowa and Encinal Texas.
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United States
Rockies
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Continental Divide
Laramie
Wyo
Butte
Lewistown
Mont
Atlantic Seaboard
Delaware
Maine
West Union
Iowa
Valley City
N. 10
Weather Bureau
Decorah
Towa
Kansas
Nebraska
Encinal
Tex
Laredo
Superior
Neb
Ford Plant and L B Pickets Block Gate Early Morning
About six pickets were stationed at the parking lot gate of the Ford plant, the gate locked to block road congestion. A separate official picket line stood at the main gate as up to 100 union workers gathered nearby. The Long Beach plant, partly in Wilmington, builds 396 vehicles daily and assembles Ford passenger cars, station wagons, and half-ton pickup trucks.
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Rasmussen
Tol
Los Angeles
Ford
Long Beach
Wilmington
Bandit Turns Loot Over to Priest After Sleep Loss
Dayton Ohio police report a bandit who could not sleep all night returned loot to Father Henry J. Taske of Our Lady of the Rosary Church. The man handed cash $1200 and checks $1600 seized from Duescy's market by a robber wearing a nylon stocking mask. Detective R. Hogan aided in counting.
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Dayton
Ohio
Henry J. Taske
Our Lady of the Rosary
Charele
Duescy’s Market
Funman
Ford and Union Reach Agreement on Auto Settlement
Ford and the United Auto Workers reached a settlement on wage guarantees amid a nationwide walkout. Supplemental jobless pay begins June 1, with changes to state rules allowing workers to draw both employer and state benefits. Reuther and Bugas praised a strike-free agreement and expected ratification, while simultaneous talks with General Motors continued toward a similar conclusion. The accord funds come from a jointly managed trust and workers face idled plants and continued negotiations.
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Reuther
Bugas
Ford
John 5. Bugas
Bucas
Ford Company
Sithout
UAW
Com- Waidpaus
Germany
Pany
Reumn
Thes
U. S. Army
Heidelberg
U. S
Woman Tortured On Main Street In Disturbing Scene
Fragmentary OCR report describes a distressing incident on Main Street with references to pain and rough conditions. The text also mentions soothing remedies and ice mint products, implying a mix of crime and consumer context in a damaged transcript.
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Ianoliz
Young Hiker Drowns After Slip Into Reservoir
A hiker named Ainer Larkin fell from a steep edge at Encino Reservoir while two companions extended a stick to aid him. He could not reach it and drowned on Sunday, ending a year of exploration with friends along the water.
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Encino
Ainer Larkin
Widows in Japan Gift Dolls to Mennonite Church
Japanese war widows near Tokyo presented 500 dolls to the Mennonite Church of the United States as thanks for 2000 food parcels sent last winter. Mrs Norman A Wingert accepted the dolls for the Mennonite central committee in Tokyo. The dolls, handmade by women at the War Widows Home south of Tokyo, will be shown at the World Mennonite Assembly in California and later distributed to participating churches.
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Tokyo
Mennonite Church of the
United States
Norman A. Wingert
Mennonite Central Committee
World Mennonite
Upland
Calif
Wingert
Comp War Widows
Sperti Ointment Claims Instant Sunburn Relief and Tan
A New York News item reports a leading research institution introducing Sperti Ointment that supposedly stops sunburn pain instantly, prevents blistering and peeling, and allegedly turns redness into a handsome tan. The ad claims oxygen and nutrients are drawn to damaged skin for rapid healing and promises refunds if results fail.
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New York
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