Hayward firm charged by D.A. in health code case
The District Attorney charged owner William Guilbert of Lind say Guilbert Distributing and 16 salesmen with 41 violations of the State Health and Safety Code. Accusations claim door to door sales promoted Lind say Guilbert water softeners as cure-alls for ulcers, gall stones, nephritis, and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
William ¥. Guilbert
Oakland
Lindsay-Guilbert Distributing c
Redwood City
Duane E. Pape
Howard Holt
San Mateo
Milton
Rudd
John Burwell
Concord
James Furlong
Walnut Creek
Robert ‘Seal
Sharp Park
Cure-All
Dept Dist
Jay Martin
R. K. Buell
State Health Dept
Martin Said
Hayward's 06 Sets New High For Hot April
A new high of 86 was logged at Hayward High School's weather station as Bay Area residents sweltered. San Francisco hit 1083, while Oakland Orinda Lafayette and Richmond reached 90. A San Rafael pensioner died from heat prostration as crowds flocked to beaches and parks across the region.
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E H. Sackrider
Hayward High School
Oakland
Orinda
Lafayette
Richmond
Marin County
John Dyer
San Rafael
Stinson Beach
Temescal Lake
East Bay
Tilgen Regional Park
Redwood Regional Park
Meany rejects Beck suspension claim and talks
AFL-CIO President George Meany rejected Teamsters President Dave Becks claim that the executive council had sought to suspend him as a vice president and refused Becks proposal to appoint a committee to meet a five man group. Meany noted Beck can renew objections at the May 20 exec council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
George Meany
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Aflgio Executive Council
Meany
Beck
Afl-Cio
Exec Council
Case
Soviet warns West on Jordan intervention
Moscow warned Western powers and extremist circles in Israel against intervening in Jordan's internal affairs. Amman reported the warning as the American embassy announced the United States stands ready to advanceJordan ten million dollars in economic aid promptly.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
Jordan
Amman
U.S
George Appleby Orchidist Dies at 75 in Castro Valley
George William Appleby 75 longtime orchid grower and owner of Western Orchid Co died Saturday at his home 19377 Stan On Alameda native of Gilling England he shipped orders worldwide He is survived by his widow Priscilla Appleby Services at 1 pm tomorrow from Castro Valley Mortuary Lake Chabot Rd Interment at Lone Tree Cemetery Donations may be made to the Alameda County Heart Assn.
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Castro Valley
George William Appleby
Western Orchid Co
Stanon “Ave
Gilling
England
Appleby
Sons
St. George Lodge
Alameda
Priscilla Appleby
Lake Chabot Rd
Lone Tree Cemetery
Alameda County
Havana Bombings Leave No Injuries Reported
A bomb exploded in Havana yesterday with no injuries or damage reported. Nine blasts occurred citywide Saturday night, injuring three people. Police suspect coordinated attacks as authorities investigate the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
INS
Singer Vic Damone to Wind Up Cobalt Clock for Eden Hospital
Singer Vic Damone headlined at Castlewood Country Club to wind up a cobalt clock for Eden Hospital Auxiliary. The clock will be sealed until September 21 when a ticket holder wins a Thunderbird car in a Blossom Ball charity drive. Damone, his wife Pier Angeli, hospital officials, and Evva Stivers helped seal the clock, part of a fundraising campaign for Ellen Hospital’s cancer therapy unit.
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Pier Angeli
Hollywood
Vic Damone
Snger
Castlewood
Bvva Stivers
Theodore Stepman
Eden Hospital
Vic Dam
Castlewood Country Club
Demone
Herry Blythe
Julius Levine
al! Thunderbird Automobile
Evva Stivers
Damone
They Joe
Ellen Hospital
J, Damone
Miss ‘Angeli
California Highway Patrol
San Francisco
Fairmont Hotel
Mideast leaders weigh Jordan crisis options
Reports from Amman Mecca and Cairo suggest Saudi Arabia Jordan Egypt and Syria weigh a four power approach to stabilize Jordan amid fear of a Western alignment. observers say U.S. potential military intervention could deter moves to carve up Jordan as Hussein seeks Western backing while Israel warns of action if borders shift.
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Jordan
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Syria
Middle East
Amman
Jerusalem
Seud
Mecca
United States
Herence
Mideast
Cairo
Hussein
Riyadh
Arabia
Jordan River
Israel
Abba Hban
County Occupies Hayward Building in Winton Ave Office
Four county departments moved into the new Winton Avenue building and are handling calls there. Farm Advisor Building Inspection Probation Library and School Department have begun business from the offices though moves are not fully complete.
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Winton Ave
Right to Work Amendment Proposed in Senate Committee
In Washington a right to work amendment to the civil rights bill was advanced by Sen. John L. McClellan. The plan would declare the right a civil right and state that union membership is not required to hold a job, with the attorney general empowered to seek injunctive relief to protect an individual worker’s access to employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Administration
Senate Judiciary Committee
John L. McClellan
D., Ark
Bandit Robs Leandro Loan Office for 1400
A masked bandit entered the Pioneer Savings and Loan office in San Leandro at 9 am and escaped with 1400 dollars after threatening the clerk. The incident occurred as widespread storms drenched Texas, amplifying flood dangers across multiple cities. Victim Betty Dugan described the suspect as a blonde or light brown man in sport jacket who demanded cash and fled.
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San Leandro
Dallas
Pioneer Savings
Texas
MacArthur
Eee Blvd
Eidth St
Guadalupe River
Eeena
Ile Poe Aivet
San. Leandro
Hom
P. Ina
Dugan
Ae Ae Gees
Victoria
Houston
John White
Raymondville
Edinburg
Rio Grande Valley
Big Bend
Pecns
Hit and run cases rise for 5.F. Police in SF
San Francisco police report another hit run with 33 traffic deaths this year. Victim Richard A. Parker, 28, a salesman, was struck at 15th Street and Po 4zero while crossing, possibly fractures to left arm and leg. Parker had just left a Seals Stadium ball game. Earlier, 69-year-old Lloyd Stevens was killed by an undiscovered hit and run driver while returning home from a Seals game on April 14.
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Sacramento
William Gene van Meter
Orangevale
Sheriff's
van Meter
Nimbus Head
Folsom
Jay Carper
Division of Alcoholic Beverages Control
Carper
Heseville
San Francisco
Spears
Richard A. Parker
15Th St
Parker
Seals Stadium
Lloyd ¥. Stevens
Hitran
Seals
Five Rumored Ready to Quit Ike's Cabinet
Washington five cabinet members including Charles E Wilson and George M Humphrey are said to be ready to resign. John Foster Dulles Sinclair Weeks and Arthur E Summerfield also figure among possible departures. Rumors say Humphrey may leave after budget fights and speculation centers on replacements like Robert B Anderson W Randolph Burgess and Lewis W Douglas. Anderson reportedly has strong backing from Eisenhower and would seek a cabinet post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Charles E. Wilson
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
John Foster Dulles
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Arthur E. Summerfield
Wilson
Humphrey
Robert B. Anderson
Texas
Zisenower
Vacation Ends as Ike Near Washington Return
President Eisenhower wraps up a two week Georgia vacation in balmy weather and plans to fly back to Washington after healing from a winter cough. He has named Llewellyn Thomason as ambassador to Russia and submitted a treaty with Japan to avoid double taxation on exports and imports for approval by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Eisenhower
Georgia
Washington
Senate
Llewellyn
Thomason
Russia
Japan
United States
Light quakes noted on Hayward fault
UC seismologist Don Toch reports two light earthquakes on the Hayward fault. Both measured 3.25 on the Richter scale and lasted about two minutes. One quake struck near San Jose at 4 05 p m yesterday and the other near Concord at 1 07 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
University of California
Don Tocher
Hayward
San Jose
Concord
Negro Homes Bomb Targets in Birmingham Suburbs
A dynamite blast damaged a Negro church during a service and another blast hit the home of a Negro union leader in two suburban Birmingham areas. No injuries reported. Police found no immediate motive. Rev G W Scott and Asbury Howard linked to the integration drive. Howard is a representative of the United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Bessemer
M. L. Shuttlesworth
G. W. Scott
Asbury Howard
Stuttlesworth
Howard
Union of
Notice Filed for Ashland Incorporation Petition
A notice of intention to circulate incorporation petitions in the Ashland area was submitted this morning to Deputy County Clerk Harold Schulze. The notice was signed by Mrs. Ethel Curley and William Hurtado, officers of the Metro Committee, who have previously submitted claims to the 2000 acre Ashland area over the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Harold Schulze
Ethel Curley
William Hurtado
Metro Committee
Traffic toll near 12 as warm weekend draws crowds
Warm weather across Northern California drew motorists to highways by the hundreds over the weekend yet the traffic death toll stayed unusually low at 12. Seven fatalities occurred in the San Joaquin Valley while five deaths occurred elsewhere in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
San Joaquin Valley
Mayflower II Skipper Reports Progress Toward Cape Cod
London dispatch says Mayflower II skipper reports the ship nearing Cape Cod in about forty days. Commander Alan Villiers notes the vessel sails toward Madeira with favorable trade winds at a cruising speed near seven knots.
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London
INS
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Alan Villiers
Madeira’ Islands
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