Appeasement Talk in the UN and Mao Recognition Debate
A Lake Success columnist argues the United States should recognize Communist China and admit Mao Tse-tung to the UN, warning that denial would reveal past policy errors. The piece contends recognition could isolate Korea war opponents, hasten reform, and pressure U.S. military and economic footing, while cautioning against yielding to appeasement and risking Formosa and allied positions.
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Korea
Lake Success
China
McCarthy
Maoy Tsetung
Burma
Indo-China
Roosevelt
Stalin
Dairen
Port Arthur
Russia
Moo - Tae - Tung
India
Nce
Asia
Lake Sueceas
Formogay
Mao Tre-ting
Thormosa
Truman
Formona
Japan
Philippines
Formosa
Mao Tse-tung
A Thought for Today on Love and Understanding
A thought begins with noting how many husbands are loved by their wives which helps explain many problems that might seem beyond understanding. The remark underscores the value of marital bonds in daily human issues and social harmony.
Supervisors Decry Personal Property Tax Story
Alameda County supervisors oppose a weekly story by the United Taxpayers Association urging repeal of the personal property tax. They warn voters that repealing the tax would shift a $50 million burden to small homeowners and real estate taxpayers, and urge organized opposition from California local government groups.
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Alameda
South County
United Taxpayers Association
Los Angeles
Harry Bartell
California
Washington
California State Supervisors Association
League of California Cities
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Business Men's Association of
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Train wreck at Cheyenne leaves three dead in yard crash
Officials of Union Pacific investigated a runaway steam locomotive that roared from Boris five miles west and plowed into a diesel switch engine in Cheyenne yards killing three men and injuring another. The accident at the rail yard disrupted service and prompted an emergency response as investigators sought the cause of the untended engine.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad
Borius
San Lorenzo Branch Library plans approved by community group
Plans for the Alameda County Library San Lorenzo branch to be built on Paseo Gwante adjacent to the Community Center were approved unanimously by the village association board and await Alameda County Board of Supervisors approval. A 40,000 volume capacity one story building will also serve as the county bookmobile headquarters at 2,470 square feet with potential partitions to separate children and adults during story times.
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San Lorenzo Branc
Alameda County
Paseo Gwande
Lignes Association Board of Directors
Alameda County Board of Supervisore
Avere
M. Sanford
Pero
George Ey Janssen
Sanford
David Allen
San Lorenzo
Tesperinn Boulevard
Four Corners
Pioneer Secon
Carroll Rogers
Orvis Nelson
Plans for $80,000 San Lorenzo pool and upgrades
San Lorenzo Village residents learned of an $80,000 pool project with baths and showers to be built at the Community Center on Paseo Grande. A kickoff meeting July 7 at 7:30 pm will outline a campaign to raise $32,000 through house to house canvassing and $10 family pledges for five years.
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San Lorenzo
Sevvalion Buard of
la Ville
Community Center
Paseo Grande
Carrol Rogers
David Allen
Orvis Nelson
Dave Gregory
Nelson
Set
Clvb
Hesidenta Anly
VigaAeriby
San Lorenzan Brother Wins Calgary Stampede Title
Hob Ueberling of Rosebud and Cres cent Star ranch drove his thoroughbreds to victory in the Calgary Stampede Webster trophy. His brother and sister-in-law Clifford and Mrs Heberling joined in the thrill as the couple recently hosted them at the San Lorenzo Village ranch during a five week vacation. The San Lorenzans later toured Vancouver Banff and Lake Louise before returning home.
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Calgary
Canada
Ant Mys
Clifford Heberling
Alamitos
San Lorenzo Village
Heberlings
San Lorenzo
Vancouver
Banff
Lake Louise
United States
San Lorenzo Village to gain aid from Oakland Area Community Chest
Ralph T. Shaw, executive director of the Oakland Area Community Chest, announced a forthcoming campaign to extend benefits to San Lorenzo Village. The affiliation enlarges the chest’s reach into health, welfare, and recreational services for Oakland, Piedmont, Emeryville, and San Lorenzo, with campaigns to be run by local Red Feather agencies.
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Ralph T. Shaw
Oakland Area Community Chest
Sir Lorenzo
Stage Residents and Homes Association Board of
San Lorenzo Village
San Lorenzo
Oakland
Lorenzi
A. Haw
Oakland Area
Community Chest
Family Service Agency
San Leandro Welfare Department
Shaw
Red Feather
Cest
Shay
Thas
San Lorenzo Villages Homes Association
Marvin Richardson
Morgan Anderson
Generous Feed Co Owner Denied County Relief
Charles Bubics of 1261 Dublin Boulevard faced Alameda County Board of Supervisors denial of county relief funds. He had invested about 900 dollars in hay and feed for a broken-down Lyager abandoned at the county fair grounds, and vowed the horses would not starve despite the setback.
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Alameda
Two Children Injured In Auto Crash Near Hesperian
In Heserton boulevard area two small children Susan Huck aged three months and Downa Randall aged eight were injured when their car drifted off the road and struck a parked pickup near a power pole. They were taken to Fairmont hospital for treatment and Mrs. Huck was cited for driving with out due caution.
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Blovlk
Hesberton Boulevard
Susan Huck
Colby Street
San Lorenzo
Downa Randall
Dilletta Street
San Leandro
Shirley J. Huck
Huck
Hesperian
Fairmont Hospital
Highway Patrol
Sedan Burns Near Eden Motel Fire Patrol Reports Cause
A sedan valued at $000 was destroyed by fire in front of the Eden Motel at 2400 Dublin Boulevard. Owned by Vincent Botiller of Stockton, the car was parked overnight. Short circuit cited as the probable cause. Fire patrol notes a six minute delay in notification due to the Hayward department call. Fire officials urge unincorporated residents to use 41-5165. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held Thursday for Golden Grain Macaroni company’s new San Leandro plant on 138th Avenue. The 42,000 square foot one story plant will have four silos and will employ 100 workers. Investment exceeds $250,000. The plant fronts on Western Pacific tracks.
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A& Sedan
Flaracsub
A. Om
Eden Motel
Dublin Boulevard
Pairview County Fire Patrol
Vincent Botiller
Stockton
William Wolters
County Fire Patrol
Hayward
Golden Grain Macarooni Company
San Leandro
138Th Avenue
Western Pacific
Tahoe Visit For Maxine Garin With Berkeley Hosts
Maxine Garin of 21218 Montgomery Avenue spends two weeks at Lake Tahoe as guest of Mr and Mrs Powell and their daughter Marilyn of Tunnel Road Berkeley.
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Maxine Garin
Montgomery Avenue
Lake Tahoe
Powell
Marilyn
Tunnel Road
Berkeley
Accept Prints for Ashland Firehouse
Final acceptance of blueprints for a new Ashland firehouse in the Ashland fire protection district was granted by the fire commissioners. Plans will be sent to the county board of supervisors for Thursday consideration, with bids and legal steps to follow. Construction for the $27,000 bungalow on 148th Avenue between Rose and Orchid streets could start within three weeks.
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Ashland
Lester Olivere
County Board of Supervisors
Olivera
148Rd Avenue
Rosé and
Orchid Streets
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