Fingerprinting Course Is Begun In Bay Area
Representatives from 25 Bay Area law enforcement agencies began a one week FBI fingerprinting course at the University of San Francisco. The program aims to maintain pre war standards in identification efficiency under supervision of FBI special agent A I Potter. About 63 agencies in Northern California previously attended courses in San Jose Santa Rosa Sacramento and Rotting.
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University of San Francisco
California
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Santa Rosa
Sacramento
Rot Ding
Nat J. TL. Prepe
San Francisco
Townsend Whist Party Held by Dewey Club
Members of the Dewey club sponsor a town whist party at 9 30 p m tomorrow at Frufivale Avenue Ohio the event invites residents to join in a community card game night.
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Oil Promoters Face Second Trial in Alameda Fraud Case
Two Los Angeles real estate operators S W Hoytt and Milton Goldberg, already jailed for oil land sales fraud, face a September trial on a fresh grand theft indictment. The case involves $28 000 in deals with Viola Ford of Berkeley and stems from a prior $100 000 defrauding claim by six Alameda County women. The judge set September 25 for Hoytt and Goldberg after a four month continuance while appeals proceed.
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Alameda County
S. W. Hoytt
Milton Goldberg
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Ralph E. Hoyt
Viola M. Foford
Prince Street
Berkeley
S. Victor Wagler
Hoytt and Goldberg
Max Weil
Fred Buckbinder
Philip Singer
Los Angkeles
Gebhart Rites Planned in Berkeley for William Gebhart
Funeral services for William Gebhart, traveling auditor for the Southern Pacific, will be held today at 1 o clock in the Little Chapel of the Flowers. He died yesterday in Berkeley after a 9 year retirement and had lived in Berkeley since 1906. Survived by widow Myra Ethel Gebhart and two brothers G B Gebhart of Berkeley and Robert I Gebhart of Palisades, Colorado. He was a member of Eastbay Lodge No 48 FRAM and Scottish Rite Lodge of Oakland.
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Berkeley
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Palisades
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Found Dead in Richmond Home with Bullet Wound
The body of Charles F. Abby, 39, was found in the garage of his Richmond residence. A 22 rifle lay nearby. His wife Irene reported he had been in a sanitarium and returned home last night despondent. He leaves a wife and three daughters.
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Nevin Avenue
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Abby
Sequoia Park Opens for Overnight Campers Says City Forester
City forester Edgar M. Sanborn announces Sequoia Park now allows overnight camping and two night stays in city parks. He notes campfires are allowed with fire safety rules, and mentions firewood supply, picnic grounds, and road oiling as part of park operations. Survivors listed include widow Mabel Keller and two daughters Phyllis and Mary Lynn.
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Oakland
Chapel of the Chimes
Piedmont Avenue
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Claremont
Free City
City Park Department
Proctor Avenue
Sequoia Park
Mabel
Phyllis H
Mary Lynn
Edgar M. Sanborn
Leota Potter
Alturas
Ivern Selby
Hot Springs
Sunborn
Ark
Two Held in Check Thefts in West Oakland
U S Secret Service agents and postal inspectors say two men were arrested over the 1943 disappearance of 1500 in treasury allotment checks in West Oakland. Walter R. Des Vignes and Freddie Diggs are held on theft and forgery charges with bail set at 2500 and 5000 respectively, awaiting arraignment before U S Commissioner Gene Otomelo.
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United States Treasury
West Oakland
U.S
Secret Service
Walter R. Des Vignes
Seventh Street
Freddie Diggs
Oakland
James Hirst
P. Hunter
J. L. Padgett
Des Vignes
Diggs
L. E. Batman
Chester Street
United States
Gene Ottomelo
Concert at Tilden Park Opens Summer Series
The second concert of the Grizzly Peak Boulevard summer series at Tilden Regional Park will feature operatic and symphony selections. The performance runs today from 2 to 5 pm on the terrace of the Brazilian Clubroom.
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Tilden Regional Park
Stig
Leonard Refrigerator of Tomorrow Promises Wartime Peaceful Living
An advertisement touts a future electric Leonard Refrigerator with touch opening and gleaming shelves. It envisions peacetime abundance and family meals featuring butter cheese chops and greens, urging readers to visit Breuner's for wartime necessities while markets supply goods.
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Leonard
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