Riots At San Quentin Leave 11 In Solitary
San Quentin prisoners faced solitary confinement after weekend riots touched off by 2100 inmates in the mess hall. Eleven ringleaders face disciplinary action by a prison court, while guards increased mess hall patrols as beds and injuries were reported.
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San Quentin
Calif
Clinton Duffy
Folsomn Prisoin
California
Duffy
Hell
Ieving Cornell
Los Angeles County
Bness Allencant
Trial of Principe Continued In Alameda Court
The twins of Mary Principe of Hogyward face charges of narcolic possession in Alameda County Superior Court. Judge Charles Wade Snook was set to hear the case today but is on vacation, and the trial date was continued to September 20. Principe was held to answer in superior court after justice court proceedings in mid March. Deputies reported finding machine pills on February 10 during a rural Foothill Boulevard search.
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Marry Principe
Hogyward
Alameda County
Charles Wade Snock
Snooki
Principe
Jacob Harderdy
Justice Court
Fairview Firemen To Canvass for Cots and Mattresses
Firemen of the Fairview fire protection district will meet at the firehouse at 7 30 P M Wednesday to canvass for cots and mattresses to be volunteered for the community civil defense program. An emergency first aid station will be set up at the firehouse and a special meeting with doctors and nurses will be held to prepare for assistance in an emergency.
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Fairview
Key Rate Hearings In Progress In Oakland Area
City Manager Lobn Ficklin will represent Hayward at rate increase hearings held this week by the State Publicities commission in Oakland. The first meeting began at 10 am with Ficklin prepared to state Hayward's stance on the proposed 45 cent hike effective in Zone 9. Ten other Oakland area officials and Alameda County representatives, plus investigators, were set to appear before the commission.
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Lobn Ficklin
Hayward
State Publicities Commission i Oikland City Council
OTR
Picklin
Oakland Area
Alameda County
Local Youth Hurt In Hit Run Near Highway 40
William Morrow 17 of 8534 A Street was struck while helping push a small vehicle on Highway 40 near 160th Avenue Sunday night. He was taken to Fairmont Hospital for emergency care and then transferred to Highland Hospital for further treatment of possible head injuries.
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William Morrow
Heayas
Big Leagues National Baseball Summary
National league game notes show Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with runs and hits scattered across innings. The text lists pitchers Newcombe Campanella, Werle McCullough and batters with line scores and defensive changes, including Simons Seminick and Jansen Kennedy.
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Brooklyn
Dod
Pittsburgh
Newcombe & Campenélia
Werle McCullough
Philadelphia
New York
Simons and
Seminick
Jansen, Kennedy
Caldéreite
Move for National Cemetery in Eastbay
Clyde E. Stoops, chairman of the Oakland area Jobs for Veterans committee, announced the committee will start no movement for a national cemetery in the Eastbay. He noted Northern California, with about six percent of the U.S. veteran population, has only Golden Gate cemetery at San Bruno and the Presidio cemetery is full, urging a new burial place soon as Golden Gate fills and families face long trips to visit graves.
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Clyde E. Stoops
Oakland Area
Jobs For Veterans' Committee
Wastbway
Stoeps
California
U.S
Golden Gate Cemetery
San Bruno
Presidio
Golden Gate Centary
Stoops
Chamber to join parley on Northern California defense
The Hayward area chamber of commerce will cooperate with the San Francisco chamber to sponsor the first government conference on defense for all Northern California and Nevada businesses. E Guy Warren, chamber president, announced the plan. The San Francisco chamber organizes the event at Governor Fort Warren’s request. It will be held September 6 at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. A government team of mobilization and finance specialists will instruct manufacturers and other businessmen on their role in the defense program.
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Hayward Area
New York Industrial Stocks Rally Amid Rail Strike Signals
Industrial issues rose sharply on the New York Stock Exchange with gains led by major producers as the railroad terminal strike began. The industrial averages climbed past June levels for the first time since early June, marking a sixty day streak of rising prices. Blue chips like American Can and Allied Chemical gained over two points each while several names hit new highs, including American Vise, Barbour, Anaconda Copper, Cerro de Pasco, Goodrich, International Harvester and Kennecott Copper.
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NEW York
The
Stock Exchange
American Can and Allie Chemical
American Vise Case
Barbur Gi
Anaconda Copper
Cerro Do Paseo
Goodrtch
International Harvester
Kennecott Copper
Six injured in weekend vehicle accidents reported
Sun Sunday police and the highway patrol reported six people injured in as many vehicle accidents. In Mt Eden two crashes brought injuries to two persons. Eleanor Devenny, 34, of Peach Street, rear ended on the San Mateo Bridge. Raymond Baca, 26, of Julia Street, Mt Eden, was thrown from his motorcycle after swerving to avoid a child. Angelina Harrison, 28, of Redwood Road, was hurt in a two car collision on East Sixth Street near Lewelling. Clinton Lukins, 23, of Keith Avenue Castro Valley, suffered minor injuries when struck on East 14th Street near 161st Avenue. Phillip Massaro, 24, was injured in a head on collision on Hill Road near Old Hearst ranch. Barney Cooke, 31, of Livermore, was struck from behind on Highway 21 near Sunol, suffering minor cuts and bruises.
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Sunrdy
Highway Patrol
Mt. Eden
Eleanor W. Devenny
Peach Street
San Mateo Bridge
Raymond Baca
Julia Street
Baca
Angelina Harrison
Redwood Road
East Ith Street
Lewelling
Clinton A. Lukins
Keith Avenue
Castro Valley
East 14Th Street
161St Avenue
San Jose
Hill Roud
Hearst Ranch
Phillip Massaro
Massaro
Barney A. Cooke
Livermore
Highway 21
Sunol
Cooke
UN Red China Hurls Same Old Charge About Korea
In a telegram to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie, Communist China charged the United States with invading Formosa and escalating the Korean conflict. Chou En Lai urged China’s participation in Security Council talks while accusing U S air, sea and land forces of aggression. Russia backed a resolution to halt U S raids as Beijing called for peaceful settlement of Korea.
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N. Y
China
United States
North Korea
Communist China
Peiping
Central People's Government
People’s Republic of China
Security Council
Chou En-Lai
North
South Korea
Russia
Council
U. S
Ching
Jacob A. Malik
United States of America
Korea
Taiwan
Formosa
Asia
Marine Corps mobilizes 50,000 in reserve drive toward full strength
The Marine Corps ordered district reserve directors to relay calls for about 50,000 officers and men in the voluntary reserves as part of a broader mobilization to reach 174,000 personnel. The plan speeds up recall machinery with initial orders affecting some 2,600 ground and non pilot aviation officers and enlistees.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Ned
Defense
Medical and Medical Service Corps
Veterinary Corps
Dental Corps
National Guard
Plang
Air National Guard
Navy
Air Force
Selective Service
Army
Morale Rising Among U S GIs in Korea After Eight Weeks
United Press reports morale among the front lines troops in Korea is improving after eight weeks of tough fighting. Soldiers credit Lt Gen Walton Walker and rapid command shifts for gains in a key Naktong river bridgehead battle. A new nickname, The Rabid Transit army, reflects renewed confidence in weapons and leadership as a joint army marine counterattack pushes Communist forces back.
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Korea
Waljon Walker
High Command
G.l’s
Bulge
Naktong River
Taegu
Walker i
Allies push as MacArthur crew reports new communist divisions
U S intelligence says three more Communist divisions shifting toward the Kaesan front. North Korea renews effort to seize Pusan from the west as U S forces counter attack along the south coast and recapture ground west of Pusan. Britain Australia and the Philippines commit 3400 troops, with Hong Kong shipments lined up for immediate departure. Generals Collins and Sherman arrive in Tokyo for high level talks on a Korea victory program.
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Tucey
Maren
Pusan
Lino
U. S
United Nations
Korea
Walton Walker
Britain
Australia
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Pilippines
Hong Kong
Tokyo
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Forrest P. Sherman
Washington
U.S. 25Th Division
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Los Angeles
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