Seven Year Old Girl Abducted Near Stockton
Esther Lo Suto, seven, walked four miles with her brother Ray from a barn near Leckford California to safety after an 18 or 19 year old man of Marxian origin grabbed her from a car. The boy fought the assailant with a rock. Deputies formed roadblocks and pursued suspects as the girl described the attacker and car. Doctors said she was not seriously harmed and she was returned home. San Joaquin County authorities began a manhunt for known sex offenders.
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Tennyson Pupil Wins Spelling Bee
Robert MacKenzie 14, a penny school pupil, won first place in the county spelling bee. Claremont junior high and Marin school Albany pupils took second and third. The event, sponsored by the county superintendent, was held with ten entrants including two girls. Robert may compete in the state finals in Leipin Wreton and New York if victorious. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth MacKenzie of 1212 Maus Lane and is taught by Mrs Wilwa Duffie.
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Hubert MacKenzie
Eihti Rade
Epnysen
Alameda County
Vaughn D. Seitel
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Promoted executive shifts at American National Insurance
William Basis, longtime manager of the Hayward office, is promoted to head the Los Angeles office in a move effective April 1. Eavis will relocate with his wife and three children. successor is D. C. Reaves, described as one of the company’s fastest rising agents, now local manager. Reaves has spent years with the firm in Livermore and rose to state supervisor. Eavis resides on Mines Road, Livermore, with wife Ann Patricia and children Cay, 3, and Kathy, 1, while the local office is on A Street in the Oakes building.
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Truth or Consequences Name Change Spurred by Radio Fame
In New Mexico the town of Hot Springs voted to rename itself Truth or Consequences after Ralph Edwards radio show. About 8,000 residents cast ballots with 1,294 approving and 295 opposing the change amid a celebratory mood. An elderly voter questioned how to spell the new name.
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Three Oakland Men Injured In Multi Vehicle Crash
Three Oakland men were seriously hurt when their automobile crashed after swerving to avoid a team of horses on Skyline Boulevard near Redwood City. Burton Wad— at Highland Alameda hospital— received treatment, while Arthur Deneward, 36, suffered possible skull fracture. Ronald Cans, 21, had only cuts and bruises. Officers investigated the crash and cited the driver for speed law violations.
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Fatherless Family Sent to Moosehears
Five fatherless children and their mother are en route to Monterey home for dependent kin after the death of a lodge member. They were escorted to the brain in Oakland last night by Governor K Allshouse and accompanying officials. The Monterey Moose Lodge No 478 visited Meyward on their way home from Oakland.
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Two Young Suspects In Kidnap Murder Case Large
Sacramento reports show Ulut Fagoat Wilson and his brother facing federal charges for fleeing across state lines after arrest by FBI and local police. They were held pending Washington authorities, linked to the kidnapping and murder of Anna Dewey near Vancouver Washington. Deputies describe uncertain confessions and a tense courtroom scene as bail set at 25000 dollars.
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British economy fears voiced to women by Champlin
Attorney Champlin warned that Britain faces bankruptcy or starvation unless free enterprise returns. He described a socialized economy and a dire state of mind affecting the nation, urging action to reverse the trend as a path to economic revival.
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Firemen Respond to April Fool House Fire Joke
Victor Merian received a call claiming his house was on fire and alerted the fire department. Fire engines rushed to the Obas residence where Mrs. Obas admitted it was an April Fool joke and was subsequently jailed for disorderly conduct.
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Ballot Measure Tests City Gambling Ordinance Controversy
Local debate focuses on whether a proposed ordinance would ban professional gambling while allowing charity events. City Attorney W. White has not issued a written opinion, and groups clash over how the measure would affect card games and other forms of gaming as ministers push for a citywide prohibition. Community panels and ads stir public interest ahead of Monday’s council meeting.
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Rails Pace Rise In New York Market Report
A fragmented 1920s style market note describes rising rail activity in New York City with surging demand for certain goods and stock movements. Mentions courier tension, increased production, and shifts in transport services as investors watch hourly changes.
Parking bonds debated for Hayward business district expansion
Hayward city officials and residents debated issuing parking revenue bonds to fund off street parking as a catalyst for downtown growth. Advocates argued freeways and terminal facilities will shape where shoppers go, while opponents warned against slowdowns if current private lots fill the demand. Downtown valuation has fallen from 51 million in 1930 to 2.4 million today, with parking cited as a contributing factor.
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Jury Deliberations Continue Second Day in Bridges Case
In San Francisco jurors enter a second day of deliberations in the Bridges case as witnesses present testimony and the jury weighs charges. The proceedings focus on the government’s arguments and defense positions as the trial moves toward a verdict.
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Start Count Of Noses In The Census Sliver
The article discusses early census concepts, listing 1940s figures and methods. It mentions a large temporary workforce of enumerators and the challenge of counting the population. It references political figures and the overall aim of representing Americans properly through the census process.
Kidder Seeks Lieutenant Governor Post in Je Statesmen Race
Jim Kidder, Hayward area candidate, declares three goals if elected: expand the Junior Statesmen organization, empower every chapter, and push gradual tax reform. He faces Dave Jacobson and Roger Eldridge as rivals in the race highlighted by the 24th convention coverage. The narrative includes details from the Sacramento gathering and remarks by local leaders on party and state civic efforts.
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