Hospital Board Offers Advance Sewer Payment
The hospital board proposes a $17,500 upfront sewer payment to Valley Sanitary to offset costs for four 12 inch lines along Lake Chabot road and related digester projects for the new hospital expansion. The plan includes waiving reconstruction duties and expects annual sewer costs around $500 with a 34 year contract, contingent on renegotiation of old lines.
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Helen
Chroustils
George
Casto Valley
Choy Wale
Chabot Road
Philips Atic
John Mancal
Lake Chibel
Subdivisions Acceptance Withheld by Council
City council withholds final acceptance of the 7 Bechtel tract map bounded by Harder Western and Solodora, pending drainage work and responsibility questions between Bechtel and Alameda County. A follow up meeting will address repack and development plans for Kibbe property near Kelly Hill and planned assessments by City Attorney C W Witlin.
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Suchbiveslonia
Bechtel
Hardor
Alameda
Pieltin
Gallaher
Erik Eber Paratelene
Jullien
Meyers
Niles
Winton Arenua
Gariahy
Cannelleen
Kibke
Kelly Hill
Maysyard
Cy Carnell
City Attovnes
C. W. Witlin
Highlands Water Service Seeks New Superintendent
Hayward Highlands Water Service seeks a new water superintendent as Norman Dahlman resigns after 70 months. Applicants must live in the Hayward Highlands area and be available around the clock. Deadline is 6 pm Friday 25 with submissions to Ted Archer. Board members will review applications Friday evening.
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Archer
Norman Dahlman
Water Service
S Ie
Hayward Highlands
New Dobbel
Young
Hayward
Charles Hills
Loyd Ryviers
Harry Brown
Mark Crowley
Bill Davis
Frank, Rogan
Confession Retracted In Hit Run Case In California
Mrs Myra McKee 47 of San Leandro confessed a driver hit a man on Highway 60 near 10th avenue. She later said her husband Walter 40 was driving and she covered for him. Walter McKee is held for investigation. Willin A Morrow 7 was injured and listed in fake condition. Embargo extended by New York unions to Soviet products affecting shipments and trade.
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Myra Mele
San Leandro
Mekue
Wil-lin A. Morrow
A. Alred
Nese
10Th Avenue
McKee
Sala Rita County
Morrow
Tilebland Hospital
New York
Enya
Urs
Intelligence Reports Say Dean Is Dead
U S forces in Korea report Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, former commander of the 24th Division, was stabbed to death by a North Korean soldier while a prisoner of war near Taejon. Doan had been missing in action since July 21 and was believed killed after a chaotic retreat amid gunfire and encircling Communist forces.
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Witil
U.S
Korma
UF Army
William F. Doe
Dean
U.S. 24Th Division
Tagson
QW. S. Army
Doan
Taejon Om Feat
Taejon
I ‘Yagjon
T Hey
Tnt
WerHaus Incabion
Miller Seeks Bus Permit For Hayward Route Expansion
Jimm Milley, operator of Russell Guy Hus Join Monday nace applicaHon to the Public Will Commission asking for permis sion Len institute bus servier fran J Hayward be Tennyson dthstrict aie retin. The proposed route would begin an A and First stream in Hayward down Jackson street Lo Soto road on Soto road to Hardor road from Hardor road to Western boulevard over Western boulevard to Tennyson road and return. Lt. Miller also aged for a certifi cate guanliog an extension of the present line he now operates to embrace the Skyway Park area all Hesperian howevard. No date has been set for hearing although he commis promised ant early considera tion. The Hayward Bus Lines, authorized August 3, will be in operation in about 1 days according to Syy ros Sklirls Berkeley resident and peoptiatos of the Claremont Cob company who Wipperate Wil lings, Service for his company will extend Tran Eatyward to Castra Valley and locally in San bavento
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Jimm Milley
Russell Guy Hus
Nace applicaHon
Public Will Commission
Len Institute Bus Servier
Fran J Hayward
Tennyson Dthstrict
Hayward
Jackson Street
Lo Soto Road
Soto Road
Hardor Road
Western Boulevard
Tennyson Road
Miller
Skyway Park
Hesperian Howevard
Lie
Ant
Syyros Sklirls
Berkeley
Peoptiatos
Claremont Cob Company
Wipperate Willings
Tran
Castra Valley
San Bavento
Wood Badge Course Faculty Set for Dimond O Scout Camp
Abe Atwood leads Region 12 Wood Badge faculty with members from Utah Wyoming Nevada Arizona California and Hawaii. Joseph Thomas John Smith Marty Bushnell Dan Henry Herbert Ward join as staff as Oakland Area Council sends two seasoned leaders for the nine day training starting August 25.
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Dimond O
Marina Facwly
Besgin Assembly Beay
Dimond O Way
A. IL
Abe” Atwood
Choren
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Arizona
California
Hawaii
New York
Joseph M. Thomas
John Smith
Shouters
Marty Bushnell
Dan Henry
Rcoal
Los Angeles
Hondaunrtore
Herbert Ward
Sao Provisco
Region 12
Ume
Atwood
Oakland
Sorenson Road Area Seeks Street Lights in Hayward
In Hayward the Sorenson Road area residents petitioned for new street lights amid prowler concerns. Dell cited veterans in active reserve and safety worries as darkness invites crime. city budget limits stalled progress despite police patrols. City officials noted $40,000 annual power costs and said $10,000 was set aside for initial installations with rail participation hoped for at Sycamore and nearby blocks.
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Hay Ware
Hayward
Willian F. Dell
Stewart Drive
Sorenson Rod
Dell
Speci Security Monsures H
John Fighlin
Unis
Dellatsa
G Hon
T Ty
Sorensen Ron
Ube
Pasifie
Sycamore Avenue
Hayward City Council approves airport contracts and road widening
City council Monday night accepted the completed Prong Mission San base project and paid $48,000 to the installing contractor for construction and extras. They widened Soto road to 48 feet and paved toward the curb, approved a gas line installation at the airport, and authorized a 24 year lease for a 25,000 gallon fuel pit.
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Eleh Heleby Witer
Mission San
Hayward
Mem
al Wie
Soto Road
Hayward Phe Yo
Ue Installa
Commercce
Hayward Aeport
Comemerce
United States Congress
Tayward
Ty Council
Fairport
Chancil
State of California
California Nations Guard
Tayword
California Cilies
Water costs 78 cents a jug as area lacks facilities
Mrs. J. G. Gonzalves's survey of 26 families in Russell City finds most rely on outside sources for drinking water due to unfit wells. Some haul water from Hayward or neighbors, others buy bottled water while wells supply laundry and bathing. A well sample showed cloudiness and sand, with scum at the top.
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J. G. Gonzelves
Adams Street
Russell City
Hayward
Willstrut Strike in 26th Day at Foothill Mill
Reported today amid a day wage strike at the Willstrins Mill in Foothill bautavard 16208 two to three workers hired by owner William A Struthers to resume mill work behind the picker line since the July 25 walkout. The company has made a final sell offer now pending the widow’s decision. Union representative Belgin AL Clancy of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters says the action continues.
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Lie
William A. Struthers
Belgin AL Clancy
Af Teal 96
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Ally
Army Rocket Expert Arrested by FBI in Plutonium Case
Sanford Lawrence Simons, a Danver University employee, was arrested by federal agents on atomic energy act charges. While at Los Alamos, he allegedly secreted a small amount of plutonium from an Army rocket project. Simons claimed the material was a souvenir. he faces charges tied to the Los Alamos facility and UC’s governance of the lab.
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Washington
Las Alamos
Nlm
Clonic Taam Laboratory
Sanford Lawrence Simons
Danver University
Danver
FRC
Ature
FBI
Simona Hag
Los Alamos Project
Ret
Shon
United States
VW Ia
Sanford
Wash
Simons
University of California
Los Alamos
Los Alamos Laboratory
Key System May Keep its Trains
In Oakland a Key System official said the company is near abandoning plans to replace transbay trains with buses soon. In 1944 a 1948 replacement target was set, then moved to 1953, with officials acknowledging no new bridge by year end. The discussion touched on fare increases, taxes, and the company’s ability to fund operations while preserving service.
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Oakland
Key System
Transbay
Frank W. Teeschel
Public Airlines Commission
Youssaf
Wilson
Ite
David Ft. Wendel
Atamarla
Athlitics Commission
Commissin
Wichards
Canty
Vey
Rinslinv
Two Bids Placed for P O Contract Station No 3
Two bids were received yesterday for facilities at the Hays post office station now at 17494 East 1th Street. Cyrus Atencio offered property at 17th East 14th Street as the top bidder. Poster reports that Russell J. Choseau, clerk in charge, has asked cancellation of his current contract. Both bids are higher than the present price and the decision was sent to Washington for review.
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Washington
24th Division Begins Drive On Bridgehead
The article notes both a local wartime incident at Lair of the Golden Bear camp where Dr. Sterling Ballard earned honors as honorary fire chief after helping extinguish a boiler fire, and the broader Korean War context with U.S. divisions including the 24th and 4th divisions pressing actions, brigeshead efforts near Taegu, and movements around Musan Pusan and Tundok as Allied forces seek to restore the Naktong line.
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Sterling Ballard
Golden Bear
Harold McCarter
Phil Silver
Aswi
Ballard
Dr. Ballard
Tokyo
U.S
Taegu
Naktongen
Musan
Pusin
Tecuu
Cen
Douglas MacArthur
Ityanpeny
Bridges
Lacgue Camn
Naktong
Yongsan
Ne’ En
24Th
Lalgade
Cheelpow
Wyonpung
Elbow Bridgd
Governor calls California legislature into special session
Governor Karl Warren announced a September 20 special session to protect a 20 million dollar school construction program. He urged action on civil defense and social welfare measures if Truman signs a local security bill, and stressed continued construction until California’s classrooms meet demand.
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Sacramento
Karl Warren
California
Truman
Warren
Optimists Sobered as North Korean Attacks Tighten Pressure
Military brief notes new North Korean offensives failing to break Allied lines. Front assessments cite improved Allied air power and logistics, with key but limited advances by U S forces near Waegwan and Pohang. Reds struggle for supplies and aim to strike before winter counteroffensive.
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South Korea
Treasure Island Renovation Planned for Naval Station
In San Francisco Bay Treasure Island Naval Station undergoes renovation to modernize mess halls and housing. The plan reallocates $360,000 for replacing telemeter facilities, plumbing, sewage, and electrical systems to accommodate an expected influx of 20,000 personnel. Captain Roger Simpson, commander at the station, announced the retrofit.
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San Francisco
Treasure Island
la Flidieisco Bay
Roger Simpson
Navy
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