Ownership Explained in Key System Rate Hearing
San Francisco reports the Key System transit lenders and ownership structure. Frank Teasdel, Key’s president, testifies that Key rents equipment from Railway Equipment and Realty Co, owned by National City Lines, controlled by GM, Standard Oil, Phillips Petroleum, and others. Attorney Coakley notes most directors are shared across Sey and BR Co, indicating dividend moves by those boards. The hearing discusses a proposed higher rate of $4 transportation and potential income effects.
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San Fhancisco
Key
State Public Utilities Commission
Frank Teasdel
Alameda County
Brailway Equipment and Really Company
National City Lines
General Motors
Standard Ol
Firearons
Phillips Psiroleum
Diguret
Irak Corley
Sey
Feusdel
al, & BR. Co
Aifes
Hey
Coakley
Tnt
Inerella
Castro Valley Chamber Invites Janssen to Use HQ Quarters
Castro Valley Chamber directors approved a letter inviting Supervisor George Janssen to use the new chamber headquarters in the J. A. Walsh building on Castro Valley Boulevard for meetings and county business. The offer aims to bring county government closer to Castro Valley, with a verbal week ahead for a visit and potential formal use. New members joined the chamber in August, including Norman Hawley and Oscar Dove among others.
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Castro Valley
Hoyer Ly McGallay Maneger
Ivo Valley
Turbher Atsgertsy
Ein
County Board of
Aege
Janssen
Castco Paley
Elaneber
Walsh
Char Ber
Haw
Norman Hawley
Nillager
Sprouse - Relté Company
Oscar Dove
Caste Valley Viw
John Ayes
Cugito Village
Lowell G. Scott
Scelly’s Mobil Service
Te Stark
Sprouse - Helly Cone
Tease
van Ness
House OKs Bill On EM Allowances
Washington reports the House approved a bill to raise monthly living allowances for enlisted servicemen from $70 to a higher amount, with most funding drawn from enlisted pay. The Senate has passed a similar bill and a conference committee will harmonize differences toward final passage.
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Washington
House
Senate
Paseo Grande Freeway Overpass Plans Revised Center Master Plan
San Lorenzo Village faces a revised Community Center master plan as the Paseo Grande freeway overpass is studied. 13 homes on Paseo Grande and Via Mirlo would move, branch library site near the fire station would be built, and access roads added to link the overpass with Village facilities and the shopping center.
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Paseo Grande
East Shore
San Lorenzo Village
Paseo Grande Ly
iMaye Lomes Association
Mirlo
Tawity Board of Supervisors
Manny
M. B. Sanford
Bulles
Creenwool Corporation
Ute
Western Pacific
Marlin
Auf
Rail Unions Call Strike Irking Truman in 1946
Washington dispatch reports the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors threatened a 250000 member walkout after a breach of promise. President Truman faces the looming national rail strike tied to trainmen and conductors demands and labor tensions.
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Irks Truman
Washington
U.R
Truman
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors
Breale
10000 Would Be In Rail Strike On Western Lines
A potential nationwide rail strike threatens 10000 conductors and yard workers on Western lines including Southern Pacific Western Pacific and Santa Fe. An embargo may halt live stock and perishable shipments in the West as trains and local services are curtailed Monday leaving 12000 Peninsula commuters seeking other transport options.
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San Francisco
Government seizure eyed to stop railroad strike Monday
Report notes ongoing White House effort to end a national railroad strike set for 6 am local time Monday. Observers say government seizure seems the only practical means to prevent disruption, with President Truman to address the issue in his weekly remarks.
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White House
Mr. Truman
Elder Young to Address Hayward Ward Gathering
Elder Clifford B. Young, associate apostle of the Latter Day Saint church, will visit Hayward on Friday August 25 to speak at a chapel gathering for more than 1000 members from Hayward San Lorenzo Castro Valley and nearby communities. He is a grandson of Brigham Young and will later accompany Bishop Wilford Webb to Palo Alto for a quarterly ward conference.
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Latter Day Sunt Church
Hayward
1000
Second Street
Clifford B. Young
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Utah
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Elder Young
700 Violators Nabbed in Sacramento Unemployment Crackdown
The State Department of Employment announced 700 violators detected this year for collecting unemployment pay while working. Most were sentenced to jail or fined as charges were brought. 08 cases completed.
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Sacramento
Yuri
State Department of Employment
Ward
Board Delays Filing Condemnation Suit Over Lake Chabot Property
The Eden Township hospital project fronting Lake Chabot Road may avoid legal action as the Glass property owner negotiates. A condemnation filing was denied after talks, with the owner seeking at least 46,000 while earlier appraisals listed 21,700. Glass owns roughly 1.75 acres including a home and riding stables on site.
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Edei Tihwiship
Hesplat Board of Directors
Chiveuve Glass
Hile Ahabot
Hospital Bend
Glass
Lake Chabot Voad
Eden ‘Township
Tatur
Girl Injured in Fall From Auto on State Route
Eleanor Willmering, 16, was treated at Fairmont hospital Wednesday night after falling from a car on Niles Canyon road. The door allegedly opened as Manuel De la, 20, drove at 15 to 20 mph, leaving her with bruises. Investigating details unclear due to damaged text.
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Eleanor
Willmering
Queda Western’ Boulevard
Fairmont Hospital
Niles Canyon Road
Gareta
Grass fires put out by Fairview firefighters
Fairview firemen contained three small grass fires on Hansen Avenue Wednesday afternoon near BK and Slantos. Fire crews reported quick control with no injuries, and residents reported light smoke haze in the area.
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Fairview
Hansen
Bombers Collide in California Killing Three
In Victorville California two B 36 bombers collided over the Mirage dry lake causing a crash and fire. Three airmen were killed including 1st Lt William A Brady Jr and 1st Lt Duris H Cureton with one seriously injured and flown to Edward Air Force Base. Initial reports listed casualties and survivors from Lovette Camp Ton Calif Apple Valley and Long Beach areas amid the air show and Korea mission context.
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Victorville
Calif
Mthree
Livy Air Muree
Tl Mirage
Dry Lake
Hineni
Wegl
Korea
William A. Brady Jr
Lovitte
Duris H. Cureton
Campton
Lyle ¥. Leavill
Apple Valley
Mi Iyi
A Barker
Edward Air
Jinsplind
Muroc Wi
Hayward merchants revive Friday evening shopping hours
Retail operators announce a revival of Friday evening hours for most Hayward merchants beginning tomorrow. Participating stores will reopen after last year’s trial paused during summer, to accommodate the back to school buying rush.
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Hayward
Commies Reel Back From Taegu Gates After Bloody Battle
Public relations officers at the 12th Naval District Treasure Island deny rumors of reactivating Camp Shoemaker or Camp Parks in southern Alameda county as future hospital sites. Brig. Gen. Chynoweth warns Alameda county is unprepared for a major attack and urges a minimum defense program, including an ARW system and shelter inspections.
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12Th Naval District
Treasure Island
Navy
Alameda County
Camp Shoemaker
Camp Parks
Pleasanyon
Korea
Santa Rite
Alameda Coun
Naval
Ttack
BG. Chynoweth
Board of Supervisors
Chynoweth
Valley Man Divorced Shoots Self in Dispute
Horner, 40, shot himself after an argument with ex-wife Horner, 33, at their Valley home on Ty street. He fired as she walked out for a movie, wounding himself in the abdomen before deputies arrived. He received treatment at Mount hospital, then Permanente hospital, showing improving condition.
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Dae Horner
Castia’ Valley
Oight
Hoge Bhen
Horner
Ty Street
Morner
Homer
Mihrmont Hospital
Permanente Hogspit
Tle
10000 Information Directories To Be Distributed Areawide
The Hay ward area chamber of commerce will circulate over 10000 copies of a Hay ward Directory of Information in 1951. Chamber manager Hogher W Anderson announced the plan. Directories will be handed to newcomers by hostesses and made available at the chamber office, real estate offices, stores, hotels, motels, and at selected fairs and events.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Hayward district hosts fifth annual Kida Noc Hiesta event
Children from the Tennyson school join participants in the Hayward Area Recreation Districts Fifth Annual Kida Noc Hiesta during a day of undetermined activities.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
Tennyson’ School
Playground group to hold event at Hayward Memorial Park
A local playground program led by Freddia Catherine Rollins and directed by Freddia prepares a Friday August 25 gathering at Hayward Memorial Park. Participants include Madaline DeMello Larry Silvosutl and Fred Zook as core contributors.
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Madaline DeMello
Larry
Silvosutl
Fred Zook
Playgrou
Freddia
Catherine Rollins
Hayward Memorial
Omaha Physician Earns 450 Daily X-Raying New GIs
An Omaha physician has earned about 450 daily for X raying selectees and recruits, with $3,000 earned in the first 20 days of the month. Army officials say he operates under military rules, and Col. Hardin C. Sweeney notes he is the only physician available in Omaha for this duty as public drills aim to habituate people to wartime procedures.
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Chicago
Omaha
Fifth Army
Hardin C. Sweeney
Nebraska Military District
Omsha
Ople Burns Narrow Escape in Truck Crash
Ople E Burns 20 escaped serious injury after a flatbed truck went off Highway 7. The vehicle tore through fence rails and hit a power pole, splitting a bank and leaving Burns shaken. He lives in Mi View and told patrol he swerved to avoid a collision as two trucks passed. He requested no further details. In San Francisco Leo nidas Xanthopoulos 49 seeks court permission to change his name to Leonides Xanthopoulos Kent to stop being called Mr.
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Ople
E Burns
Highway 7
Burns
Leghorn Avenue
Highway Patrol
Highway 1
Landing Road
MR. x
San Francisco
Leonidas Xanthopoulos
Superior Court
Lionides Xanthopoulos Kent
Weather forecast fragment abridged for today and Friday
Brief weather bulletin notes fair conditions today and tonight with some fog and a slight warming trend. The fragment mentions yesterday's high and today's low but lacks clear temperatures or locations to specify.
Red Forces On Move to Pusan Port
American troops along the Korea south coast brace for an imminent Communist offensive toward the port of Pusan. North Korean divisions were reported moving up to threaten the city’s defenses from a front about 35 miles away, with spearheads reaching toward Tongyong peninsula and Koje Island, while other units pulled back from Taegu and pressed on the east coast.
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Tokyo
Wesday
Ameri
Korea
Pusan
Teegu
Pusin
Uhal
Tongyong
Koje
United Nations
Taegu
Korea Republic
Po- Wang
United Press
Gene Symonds
U.S
Cub Pack 8 Members on Television Show
Seven boys from Den 5 Cub Pack 8 will appear on the Del Courtney television show at 3 30 this afternoon. They have made model flying saucers and will be judged on the program Teddy Ridge Jimmy Bobo Billy Plant Jimmy McCleskey James Sorenson Clinton Talafara and Donnie Ridge are the participants Mrs Hoberta Ridge is den mother and the group meets at Cherryland school Bill Plant is outtinnater of the 12 dens making up Pack 8.
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del Courtney
KPEX
Teddy Ridge
Jimmy Bobo
Billy Plant
Jimmy McCleskey
James Sorenson
Clinton Talafara
Donnie Ridge
Hoberta Ridge
Cherryland School
Fairmont Hospital
Bill Plant
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