Oil in Arabia described as world’s largest potential field
Bool Phillips told Hayward Kiwanis at Castro Villa that Arabia holds the world’s largest potential oil field with 95 percent of Arabian oil flowing to the United States Navy. He noted King Ibn Saud’s royalty in gold and Fort Knox storage, and contrasted Arabian customs with American habits. Munster announced Salvation Army fund drive plans.
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Kiwanis, Club of Hayward
Castro Villa
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Phillips
Company
United States Navy
Atau
Ta Phillipa
Ynor
Arabiaa
United States
Fort Knox
Il Phillips
Russia
United States Naval
Livs Ind
Progam
Herb Munster
Salvatioan Army
Bombers Hit North Korea Plant in Thirty Aircraft Strike
U S bomber base in Japan reports about 40 B-29s striking North Korea's chemical plant at Hungnum, dropping roughly 400 tons of bombs. Pilots say the facility was heavily damaged though weather hindered many missions. Veterans Lt Edward Lueker and Capt Ralph Bower Jr praised the strike as successful, with the target the Bogun chemical factory at the Haey East complex. Reports indicate over the five days multiple raids may have degraded the plant's munition production.
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Japan
North Korea
Kona
Hung
Italy
Richu
Edward Lueker
Sikine
Waal
Murope
Ralph Bower Jr
Riverside
Calif
Chinsi
Kanan
Pay East
Voday
Bogun Chemical Factory
Korean War Front Returns to the Fight Near Yongdo and Kumehon
Western and Korean forces press the ground push near Yongdo and Kumehon as Marines and divisions stake positions along the river lines. Casualties rise as North Korean units retreat to the Naktung line while American units hold and counterattack with armor and air support. In Washington officials push to boost arms production to meet defense needs and a diplomatic setback shifts focus to an American proposal to localize parts of the conflict. A Honolulu honeymoon couple, Mr and Mrs John L Laje, settle into their Burke Drive home after a Santa Cruz trip with plans tied to a church event on July 16.
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Sush Ab Youthruna
Pusan
See Voasl
Yongdo
Naktung River
River Line
Vetreal
Kumehon Nite
Washington
Russia
Santa Cruz Mountains
John L. Laje
Burke Drive
St. Leander'’s Church
Remarkable Landing Speeds Tallied by Radar Control
Radar ground control tracked landings at four minute intervals under a relouds ceiling of 400 to 600 fuel. This speed is noted as remarkable for the area. No enemy fighter opposition was sighted. Lak Was reported light and inaccurate during prior live missions.
City Employees in Oakland Endorse Loyalty Oath Ordinance
Oakland civil service staff, excluding teachers, unanimous support a proposed ordinance requiring non-Curmma nise paths from all city workers. The joint civil service council endorsed the measure and it heads to a final city council reading on August 10. The oath reaffirmation cited loyalty to the United States California and Oakland.
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Oakland
O.R
Oakland Joint Civil Service Council
United States
California
Purity Store Expands With 2160 Square Foot Addition
Purity store at CG and Mein streets undertakes a concrete addition of 2160 square feet for sales and storage with walls being pushed outward. Contractor Don A. Younker expects completion in about two weeks. Dan Flynn represents Purity's Hayward location.
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Purity
CG and Mein Streets
C Street
Don A. Younker
Dan Flynn
Purity’s Hayward
Wild West Pet Parade in San Lorenzo Village Friday
Shades of Buffalo Bill hosts the Wild West Pet Parade in San Lorenzo Village led by Lucy Linde of the Hayward Area Recreation Department. Pets of all kinds including dogs cats birds and other animals will dress in Wild West outfits as youngsters join the parade starting at 2 pm near the Village school. After the march a pow wow with cowboy songs and square dances will follow and refreshments will be served.
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Buffalo
San Lorenzo Village
Lucy Linde
Hayward Area
San Torenzo Village
Capitola Bowl Planned as $140,000 Recreation Center
Capitola plans a $140,000 Capitola Bowl recreation center downtown on the old Tawaiian Gardens site. Charles J. Ide and his son Robert of Soquel announce a drive-In restaurant and bowling alley with a three month construction timeline.
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Capitola
U.P
Charles J. Ide
Robert
Soquel
Fire at Richmond oil plant sends two workers to hospital
A flash fire at a Richmond chemical plant producing a petroleum derivative used in plastics sent two Standard Oil refinery workers to a hospital with severe burns. Injured were C W Shaw, 43, from San Pablo, and K Einbee, 30, from Richmond.
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Richmond
WUP
Standard Oil
C. ‘W. Shaw
San Pablo
Oy K. Einbee
Hhemical
Emigrant Family Settles Into Harvard Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Emmanuel Schmedling and their four sons have moved to Harvard avenue from Boyada Columbia in South America. Schmedling works in exporting.
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Emmanuel Schmedling
Harvard Avenue
Boyada
Columbia
South America
Schmedling
Village roundup invites costume and pet prize entries
The event offers awards for best costume and pet costumes. The roundup ends at 4 pm on village school grounds. Parents who want to help should contact Miss Linde of the Village during the week.
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Linde
Albert Meyer Elevated to Assistant Vice President at Bank of America
L M Giannini announces Albert Meyer a wartime veteran long time Hayward area resident advances to assistant president and executive assistant at Bank of America headquarters Meyer began at the Hayward branch in the late 1930s and joined the bank in 1936 as an adding machine clerk Frank E Young named to succeed him as secretary in the bank’s board and senior committees roles
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Meyer
Bank of America-ginve
L. M. Giannini
Nayward
San Leandro
Hayward
Bank of America
Bank
Giannini
Meyer Wll
Frank E. Young
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Ford Averts 1946 Strike Over Korea Crisis
Ford Motor Co. today averted a walkout at its River Row plant by guaranteeing uninterrupted seniority for production workers. About 600 CIO United Auto Workers had threatened to strike Monday unless seniority protections were ensured.
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Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Auto’ Workers
Ford
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