Recreation District Plans Continue From Page One
The board welcomed its new member William Procter of San Lorenzo and recognized reappointment of Albert Swat Esther McStay and Marie Crowley. A next meeting was set for September 14 at 8 p.m. in Hayward Recreation Center. Visitors included Walter Robinson Robert Locke Dr shiny Emmes Castro Valley Mr and Mrs Leon Kuscinski Westhart and R Van Etten En Lor boa Village. An August 25 date was set for the play around clos.
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Pational Recreation Congress
Boston
Oel
William Procter
San Lorenzo
Albert Swat
Esther McStay
Marie Crowley
Hayward Community Recreation Center
E Street
Walter Robinson
Robert Locke
Shiny Emmes
Castro Valley
Leon Kuscinski
Wethant
R. van Etten
En Lor
Boa Oo Village
Eden Urges U S Britain Unity to Preserve World Peace
Denver report quotes Anthony Eden, former British foreign secretary, urging the United States and Great Britain to unite in a true fraternity to defend world peace. Speaking at the University of Denver institute, Eden argues unity must reach grass roots and warns against underestimating Soviet aims while citing Britain's wartime and postwar armed contributions.
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Denver
Anthony Eden
Jepuy
England
Thal
United States
Great Britain
Eden
the World Affairs, Institute of the University of Denver
Social Science Foundation
British Commonwealth
Germany
Lie
Far East
Middle East
Europe
Discovery of alternating current by Michael Faraday in 1831
In England in 1831 Michael Faraday announced the principle of electromagnetic induction, laying the groundwork for alternating current electricity and modern electrical science.
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Michael Faraday
England
Ridgway Demands Clear Answer on Armistice Talks
General Ridgway sent a forceful message to Communist commanders demanding immediate resumption of deadlocked cease-fire negotiations. He rejected claims the Kaesong incidents were minor, noting mortar and machine-gun squads were inside the neutral zone, and warned that further violations would be seen as a move to terminate talks. The message, broadcast from Tokyo, placed responsibility for continuing negotiations on the Communist side as UN officials awaited a reply.
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Iglork
Ridway
Ridgway
Hidgway
Iy Ridgaway
Genbxin UW Sung
Peng Teh-Huni
Korea
Cew
Vico _ Adil -C
Tucnetdoy
Tenates
Tokyo
Kaesang
Cornest
Tnemy
Kaesong
Alliees
Kim
Peng
Kaesong Musual
Kuesang
Stocks End Mixed After Early Irregularities At New York
New York stocks rose late as traders took profits after initial irregularities in the main indices. The market faced a critical phase as the industrial average climbed to a 21 year high, while dealers shifted focus to groups and speculative assets with light pressure.
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New York
Russ Proposal Said to Be Trap
The United States denounced a Russian peace pact proposal as propaganda. The State Department said the U N and Russia are already partners in a solemn peace pact and warned there is no sense in Soviet new treaty obligations until they honor existing commitments. Spokesman Michael J. McDermott read a prepared statement reflecting the first official U S reaction to the proposal by Soviet President Nikolai Shvernin? in a late night address.
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Washington
United States
Todlty
State Department
Russia
United Nations
Ce State Department
Michael J. McDermott
U. S
Nikolai Shvernils
Truman
Enrolment Jump Planned for Hayward Schools in Fall
Hayward elementary district plans to enroll 100 new beginners and transfers for opening Sept 11 under Superintendent Jack Rees. Projected total fall enrollment reaches 5806, with 5200 opening and 4500 last June. New classrooms at Kimball and Cherryland, plus additions at Baywood and Wiles Road, aim to support growth.
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Hayward
Jack Rees
Tees
Hayward High School
Kimball
Cherryland
Markham
Muir
Winton
Baywood
Wiles Road
Rees
Clifford Derrington Rites Tomorrow
Clifford Derrington, 23, nephew of Mr and Mrs F W Plowright, will be laid to rest after services at Pratt-Fherl mortuary Garden Chapel in Hayward. He drowned Sunday near Pleasanton. Son of Mrs Dorothy Peat of Oakland and a World War III veteran born in Hayward. Burial follows in Mt View Cemetery, Oakland.
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Hayward
Clifford Berrington
F. W. Plowright
Edwin J. Plowright
Garden Chapel
Pratt-Fherl
Derrington
Pleasanton
Dorothy Peat
Oakland
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Poultry Producers of Central California report current egg prices with firm ranges for Nulaid large at 74, medium 82, small 43, large B 8. livefowl broilers under 2% dbs 92-33. fryers 242-9 lbs 33-34. over 3 lbs 33-34. hens light under 4 lbs 21-22. roasters 4% Ybs over 4 ks 27-28. heavy hens all weights 31-32. squabs ad.
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Central
California
Comedy of Cynthia Turns From Farce to Tragedy With Pathos
In San Lorenzo a wild monkey named Cynthia, long familiar to residents, turned from comic to tragic as she escaped captivity, reproduced, and now provokes fear and pity. Neighbors report she clings to her infant while raiding gardens, with a Humane Society call seeking care rather than punishment for the pest.
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Cynthia
San Lorenzo
Up Creek
MD San Lorenzo
Arthur A. Durante
Mesperian Boulevard
Grge
Sin Lorenzo
Monk
Sep Lorenzo
The
Humine Society
Meat Institute Says Black Market Gets Big Supply
The American Meat Institute estimates about a quarter billion pounds of meat flowed into black markets during the first nine weeks of federal price controls. It cites 266 million pounds of beef diverted from normal channels, with cattle siphoning to other markets. The report notes Kansas City stockyards floods had little effect on overall supply as losses were redirected to other markets. The institute refused to detail what "other than normal channels" meant, but implied black market activity.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Institute
Kansas’ City
Ios the Ami
Th Ami
Scientist confident wife and daughter will be found
In Yakutat Alaska Col Walter A Wood of Far Hills New Jersey voiced confidence his wife Valerie 14 and their companion missing for 11 days will be found alive. Weather hampered search as Norseman plane used for transport remains missing.
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Yakutat
Alaska
New Jersey
Walter A. Wood
Far Hills
N. J
Valerie
Cal. Woods
Arctic Research Institute
Col. Woods
Maurie King
Seward
Glacier Camp
Yukutet
Wood
King
Alaska Gulf
St. Elias
Yakuial
Coast Guard
Stovis
Anchorage
Peter
Robert Bates
Boston
Nicholas’ Clifford
Anther
Salrday Fron
Camp l
Cd. Fom
Miller
Maurice King
CY Toastmasters Outdoor Meet in Castro Valley
The Toastmasters club plans an outdoor session at Nick Tribuzio’s patio 1008 Crow Canyon read tomorrow evening with a spaghetti feed and 25 honored guests. Members will give two minute talks on Tom Hewitt selected topics. Featured speakers include Renny Kildebeck Ben Winner and Gene Yomorong.
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Castro Valley
Toastmasters Club
Nick Tribuzio
Crow Canyon
Tom Hewitt
Renny Kildebeck
Ben Winner
Gene Yomorong
Hume Hansen
Gill Hatfield
Tieb Dixon
Vinson urges 163 group Air Force and extra carriers
Rep Carl Vinson urged immediate expansion of the U S Air Force to 168 groups and two additional super aircraft carriers. The Georgia Democrat, a top military matters spokesman, said the extra air power is essential to defend the nation and must be funded in the next budget submitted to Congress. The House approved a 56.0 billion defense appropriation including a 93-group Air Force, up from the current 87 groups.
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Washinuilun
Chat
Carl Vinson
House
Armed Services
Aglion
Georgia Denporil
Congress
America
Vinson
Groun
Cadets Face Resignation or Discharge Over Cheating
The Army offered 80 West Point cadets who admitted cheating the option to resign or be discharged. About 10 cadets who did not admit guilt may be administratively discharged or face a court martial. Some non confessor cadets may be retrained if evidence is insufficient, with other possibilities pending further investigation. Congress members criticized the military academy scandal and debated abolishing service academies.
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John J.‘ Sparkmany
Ald
Congress
West Point
Dary
Sion
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