Real Estate View Divided On Down Payment Relaxation
UNITED PRESS reports real estate men split on easing of Regulation X easing down payments for homes. Some say beneficial for buyers especially under seven thousand dollars, others doubt clear impact on middle range. Veterans may avoid down payment on homes under seven thousand. nonveterans must still pay five percent.
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United Press
Federal Reserve Board
L. Majors
Dallas Real Estate Board
Freck Co Lucks
Ason
New Orleans
Orange Show Dates Shift Aimed At Weather Relief
The National Orange Show board sets next year’s dates from March 19 to 29 to avoid rain. Since its start in a drought year, only nine of many shows had no rain. this year suffered 5.16 inches across 9 of 11 days, a new record for bad weather.
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National Orange Show
San Bernardino
Weaider
Navy Recruits 46 In County
A total of 46 were recruited in the county for the Navy during May with 34 at San Bernardino and 12 at the Ontari branch. Enlistees receiving training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego include Raymond J Ramont of Yucaipa and Richard J Myers of Redlands.
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Navy
San Bernardino
Ontari
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Raymond J Ramont
Yucaipa
Richard J. Myers
Redlands
Stevenson Draft Dream Angers Some Democrats in Race
Washington reports claim Gov. Adlai Stevenson would reject a Democratic draft for the presidential nomination though Stevenson himself denies it. Truman admires Stevenson but may push a winner if the convention stalls. Kefauver leads in delegates with 251 and other contenders include Harriman Russell Kerr. The looming Chicago convention could test whether a draft, to avoid a weak ticket or break a deadlock, would unfold.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Illinois
Adlard Stevenson
Stevenson
Truman
Mr.Truman
Mr. Truman
Estes Kefauver
Alben W. Barkley
Kefauver
W Averell Harriman
New York
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Chicago
Presidential Developments In Democratic Race And Eisenhower Support
Democratic leaders spar over core issues while Senator Richard B. Russell defends party unity. Governor Stevenson steers clear of a running mate role for Russell. Kefauver boasts broad support in DC finance circles, Taft stalls, Wall Street backing Eisenhower grows, and MacArthur's keynote bid faces long odds as convention planning progresses.
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Stevenson
Russell
Adlard Stevenson
Uhne
Kefauver
Wendell Berge
Les. Estes Kefauver
District of Columbia
Navy to Open Bids for New Wing at Reserve Center
The Navy will open bids in San Diego on June 24 for a new wing at the Naval Reserve Training Center in San Bernardino to be used by the Marine corps. The contract is to be awarded before June 30. After completion the building will be rededicated as the U S Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center.
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Naval Reserve Training Center
Fourth Street
Waterman Avenue
San Bernardino
Marine Corps
San Diego
U.S. Naval and
Marine Corps Reserve
32Nd
Lewis R. Webb
William H. Beatty
Navy
Butler
Superior Court
State OF California
County OF
Aaron Senger
Agron Singer
Aaron Singer
San Bernardino County
Third Street
Redlands
California
Oliver M Charleville
Abraham Singer
Nat Baumann
Aid
Lanter
Aaron Smaer
Oliver Mt Charleville
Court Street
Calif
Poultry and Eggs Wholesale and Retail Price Summary
Wholesale and consumer poultry and egg price table shows AA and A grade carton prices, large, extra large, and medium sizes, plus candled eggs. Also lists broilers, fryers, roasters, caponettes, hens by weight, rabbits, and miscellaneous loss figures for commercial lots. Prices use old nickel figures and vary by grade and size.
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Gredé
Bartons
Stydahar Seeks Les Richter Deal For Rams
Los Angeles Rams coach Joe Stydahar heads to Dallas to negotiate for draft rights to Les Richter, former California star center. Richter, Dallas’ No. 1 pick, has not signed a pro contract. Stydahar aims to strike a deal with Texan coach Jimmy Phelan to bring Richter to the Rams.
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Los Angeles
Joe Stydahar
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas
Tex
Texans
Les Richter
California
Ram
Richter
Stydahar
Jimmy Phelan
Patton State hospital workers to receive pay hike
About 950 employees at Patton State hospital will gain a pay increase starting July 1. The lower pay grades will see a 16 percent rise affecting over 600 staff, while those in higher wage groups get five percent. The five percent group includes clinical laboratory technicians, physical and occupational therapists, and administrative personnel. The two step increases cover automotive equipment operators, chief of maintenance, housekeepers, janitors, psychiatric technician trainees, technicians, senior technicians, and watchmen.
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Patton State Hospital
610 L. Gericke
Taft Camp Announces Wall Street Poll Support Split
Washington UP Taft campaign says a Rogers Dunn poll of 186 Wall Street leaders shows 557 favor Eisenhower while 421 support Taft. Taft plans meetings with GOP delegates in New Jersey Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania as Eisenhower campaigns elsewhere.
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TAFT
Robert A Taft
Oho
Wall Street
Eisenhower
Wes Roberts
Eissenhower Campaign
Dwight D. Eisenhower
MacArthur
J. Russell Sprague
GOP
National Convention Arrangements Committee
Gen .Douglas Macarthur
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Rogers C. Dunn
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Police Ordered To Remain Neutral In Racial Tensions
California Attorney General Edmund G Brown released a guide for peace officers on handling race relations. He warned tensions rise from minority population growth and competition for jobs housing and goods. Officers must protect civil rights impartially and study local antagonisms to prevent outbreaks.
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San Francisco
California
Edmund G Brown
Brown
McArdle Named Chief of Forest Service
San Francisco Secretary Brannan announced the appointment of Richard J. McArdle as Chief of the Forest Service in the U S Department of Agriculture. He will succeed Lyle F. Watts, who retires June 30 after nine years as Chief Forester.
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San Francisco
Richard &. McArdle
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Brannan
Lyle F. Watts
Citrus Market Reports Regional Orange and Valencias Prices
Los Angeles market prices show first and second grade oranges by size with modest gains. New York citrus auction notes valencias down in spots and lemons opening unchanged then closing higher with an average price around $6.67 for 12 cars valencias and $7.87 for lemons.
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Los Angeles
New York
Dog Vaccination Clinics Set in Redlands Area
County health department announces rabies vaccination clinics in Redlands area starting tomorrow. Wednesday 11 am to noon at Harry's service station Bryn Mawr. Thursday 9 am to 11 am at Cram school East Highlands. Sunday June 15 9 am to noon and 6 pm to 8 pm at Loma Linda fire station. Vaccination fee is $1. Licenses issued with spayed females and males $1.50 and female dogs $2.
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County Health Department
Redlands
Health Department
Harry's
Bryn Mawr
Cram School
East Highlands
Loma Linda
Hope Rises In Soil Worm Fight
Riverside scientists report progress in controlling plant damaging nematodes in citrus. Dr Richard G Baines of UC Riverside notes ethylene dibromide used in irrigation reduced infestation from dense levels to about five percent in a year, though some feeder roots incur damage. Commercial nematode treatment remains limited to fumigation of unplanted soil.
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Riverside
Richard G. Baines
University of California Citrus Experiment Station
Valencia
Baines
Big Legislature Battle Looms Over State Highways
SACRAMENTO, UP, reports a major fight brewing in the 1953 California legislature over highway funding and tax levels. City and rural interests clash on how new highway revenue should be allocated, with lawmakers weighing a bond issue and tax increases to speed road construction for a growing state.
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Sacramento
John Q
Capitol
California
Randolph Collier
R-Yreka
Collier
League of California Cities
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Cow
San Bernardino Teachers Win Unanimous Salary Increase
The San Bernardino board of education voted unanimously to adopt a new salary schedule costing about 180000 for the district. Tax rates will rise roughly 20 cents per 100 dollars, adding 533 to the average high school teacher’s pay and 869 to the average elementary teacher’s pay. In Los Angeles, teachers sought a 900 across the board raise amid ongoing support for higher salaries.
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Board of Education of
San Bernardino
Herbert S. Mitchell
Los Angeles
Board of Education
Herschel R. Griffin
Evangelist to Give Series Here Tonight at Church
Don DeWelt, evangelist from San Jose Bible College, on his way East, will speak tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Church of Christ Olive and Nordina. Harold Mick will play piano and Dean Penses will sing as solos and duets accompany a gospel message in song.
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Don DeWelt
San Jose Bible ‘College
Church of Christ, Oliver and Nordina
Harold Mick
Dean Penses
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