Friden Sets August 30 Strike Deadline in San Leandro
Friden Calculating Machine sets an August 30 deadline for 151 striking Tool and Die Craftsmen Union members to return to work. The 14 week strike began over wage demands from 10 to 21 cents an hour, with previous offer of five cents before the stoppage. Similar notices went to six Emeryville workers at Marchant Calculators. The IAM union with 1650 Friden members has not recognized the strike or picket lines.
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Friden Calculating Machine Company
Tool and Die Craftsmen Union
Independent
Io Union
East 4Th Street
Friden
Ceadiine
Marchant Calculators, Inc
Emeryville
International Association of Machinists
APL
Friden Plans Big Expansion at San Leandro Plant
Friden Calculating Machine Co plans a 450000 expansion to relieve congestion and enable growth, adding a north-side plant extension on East 14th Street. The move may lead to 200 to 600 new jobs over time, per Vice President Philp R. Samwell, with no immediate pay raise. Deputy District Attorney Moore seeks a board review for an appeal connected to Judge Agee’s ruling on church loyalty oaths and tax refunds for the First Methodist Church of San Leandro.
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Friden Calculating Machine Company
Philp R. Samwell
Friden
Oakland
Samwell
Com
Richard J. Moore
James 3
Agee
First Methodist Church of
County
Moore
James RK. Agee
Russell T. Horstmann
California Loyalty Oath Appeal Planned
The California loyalty oath ruling will be appealed to the supreme court. California superior courts have issued varied decisions. Appeals can be filed within the deadline after judgment, with findings of fact and conclusions of law prepared and amended as needed.
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California
Moore
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Contra ‘Costa County
Richmond
Akita Scientist Proposes Balloon Satellite by 1962
Japanese researcher Prof. Hideo Itokawa of Tokyo University said Japan could launch an artificial satellite by 1962 using a balloon. He noted the United States plans rocket launches but his idea would place a satellite on a balloon at up to 30,000 meters to save fuel.
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Tokyo University
United States
Wandering storage building found and returned nearby
La Vista Elementary district purchased a storage building meant for its Western road HQ. A mix up sent the unit toward Decoto on Niles highway. Trustee Francis D. Peixoto spotted the errant load prompting action that returned it to Henry Barnard School for use as a storage distribution center.
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la Vista Board of Trustees
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Decoto
Clarence Hardie
Nites Highway
Henry Barnard
Decote
Decsto
Hardie
Feixota
Douglas D. Pimerutel
Hayward Council Sets City Tax Rate in Special Session
Hayward faces a special session to set the 1935 56 tax rate after a state board 20 percent assessment increase. Citywide valuation rises to about 38 207 725 with a $607 490 tax requirement. a one cent tax hike would yield roughly $1 820. Finance officer Neal Bearden notes a possible rate drop from 1 90 to 1 87 based on a 32 800 000 assessment roll before the state boost. The council’s August 16 adjournment complicates timing before Sept 1 under state law. Attorney W John Seanslon says legality of a special session remains to be seen. Waring expects the council to act within law at a session dedicated to rate setting.
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Hayward
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Waring
Marines Wrath Damages Sgt Car In Fists Downing
Two young Marines Wayne D Young twenty two and Robert Barnes twenty were charged after venting wrath on a sergeant by damaging his automobile in Freehold New Jersey. They punctured tires broke a door handle smashed windshield cut distributor cap dumped sugar into battery cells and gasoline tank.
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Arine Wayne D. Young
Robert Barnes
Wal Jigm Meehana
Weather Riddle: Forecaster Curses at Calm Conditions
A playful weather item mocks meteorology with awkward phrasing. The weatherman teases the editor about meteorological phenomena while predicting fair conditions through Thursday with coastal fog and inland morning fog. Winds are expected west to southwest at 10 to 20 mph.
Kilborn Named First US Air Attache to West Germany
Col John C Kilborn of Cisco Texas will assume duties September 5 as the first United States air attache to West Germany. The appointment was announced yesterday by European Air Force headquarters, and Kilborn serves as inspector general of U S Air Forces in Europe.
Reconstruction Drive Set After Historic Floods
Flood ravaged six northeastern states accelerate rebuilding with federal aid of 500 million pounds promised. Governor George M Leader of Pennsylvania said he would brief legislative leaders after meeting the President on recovery plans for residents communities and industries.
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Kiwanis Club Raises Relief Funds for Massachusetts Flood Victims
San Leandro Kiwanis members donated over 100 for flood relief in Massachusetts. The fund will be sent to district governor Dr. Herbert Holden, who stated individual relief is badly needed as federal aid goes to government agencies.
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San_~Leandro , Kiwanis club
Massachusetts
Kiwanis
Herbert Holden
Holden
Evacuation Efforts Under Way After Eastern Pa Floods
President Eisenhower pressed for federal help to fund relief as 10 000 children were slated for evacuation from flood torn eastern Pennsylvania camps. Delays arose from broken lines and transport issues. Similar moves occurred in Connecticut and Massachusetts with 25 residents moved from a Natick rest home to a hospital. Connecticut received 250 000 typhoid shots to curb outbreak and supplies, while water, food and dry ice were rushed in to protect the needy. Helicopters, boats and mail continued to support the relief drive as skies cleared idling some recovery work.
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Recall of Faure Prompted Parliament Crisis in France North Africa
In a tense period, about 1700 Faure supporters and government critics pressed for a fast parliamentary recall. Interior minister Bourges-Maunoury urged Faure to deploy six battalions to Algeria and extend the state of emergency, while US and Arab observers watched. French forces renewed mop‑ups in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, with thousands under arms, heavy losses reported among rebels and French troops.
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Eisenhower Pledges Firm Stand For Peace
President Eisenhower declared the United States cannot accept a divided Germany or continued Communist subversion as part of peace. He urged justice, human rights, and opposition to oppression, saying true peace requires an end to subversion and a global effort toward freedom and security.
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Hillview Crest Moves to Annex to Hayward
Hillview Crest moves last night to annex to Hayward if the city does not appeal the Treeview decision. A J DeMamiel, chairman of the Annexation Committee, gathered 20 signatures in about half an hour on a new boundary petition. The group plans to wait for Hayward to respond before drawing precise boundaries, citing people’s desire for city services and a 50 by 100 land allotment.
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Hayward
Superior Court
Treeview
A. J. DeMamiel
Haywardas
DeMarmiel
Doward Reese
Knight aims to lead California GOP delegation in 1956
Los Angeles reports that Gav Knight declared today his intent to head the California delegation to the 1956 Republican Convention. He said he would hand pick the delegation, pledging complete support for President Eisenhower.
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Gav
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Win J
Knight
California
Eisenhower
Gloria Locks In Spelling Win On CBS TV Show
Gloria Lockerman the 12 year old spelling champion returns to Baltimore after boosting her winnings on The $84,000 Question to 16 000 with a correct answer on CBS TV Her parents Jamey Lockerman and Vivian Singleton favor continuing to pursue the bigger prize as she studies the dictionary and meets with family about her TV future The winning word was belligerent astigmatic anthropologist annihilated chrysanthemums
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Gloria Lockerman
Baltimore
Gloria
Cbs-Tv
Jamey Lockerman
Vivian Singleton
Philadelphia
Newark Trustees Oppose Fremont Boundary Change
Newark Elementary School trustees vote unanimously to inform Alameda County supervisors they oppose any Newark district area joining Fremont. The district spans to the Alameda line, overlapping with Fremont boundaries. The Cherry Road building will host kindergarten and first through eighth grade students in different sessions as new Thornton Avenue classrooms open by October.
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Fremont
el Atel
Louis Caldeira
Alameda County
Bay
Thornton
John MacGregor
Cherry Road
Thornton Avenue
Thornton School
Idergarten
Series on Preseason Area Grid Scene Set
The Daily Review begins a pre season series on 1955 area high school football prospects. Starting tomorrow the sports section will publish features with pictures, beginning with Hayward High School's eleven.
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Daily Review
Hayward High School
Berserk Yank Slays Three In England Beachfront Shootout
An American airman, Napoleon Green, opened fire at Broadstairs England assaulting two U.S. fliers and a RAF corporal, wounding eight others during a gunfight and beach chase before killing himself with a 30 caliber carbine. British police reported four wounded were American service personnel and three British women workers. a British civilian was injured and a fourth woman employee escaped unharmed.
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