Chamber Tax Committee Endorses $970,000 HARD Bond Issue
After six months study the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce Tax and Research committee recommended approval of the Hayward Area Recreation Districts 970 000 bond issue to be voted on Sept 28. The recommendation goes to the chamber board of directors and echoes support from other committees. committee members cited value for taxpayers, reasonable amounts, and the master plan aiding civic functions, juvenile delinquency prevention, and expanded recreation amid rapid growth.
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Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce
Hayward Area Recreation District
Ernest J. Pimentel
Pimentel
Castro Valley HST to Stump Man Narrowly For Democrats
Castro Valley reports a near death incident as Harold Martyn suffers multiple fractures after a lumber shaft impaled his car seat. In Washington, Truman joins Democrats on a campaign push to win Congress with a Kansas City fundraising speech on Sept. 16 and Stevenson set for Harrisburg rally on Sept. 8 as Gore and Albert lead the party speakers bureau.
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Castro Valley
San Francisco
Harold Martyn
Castro Valley Boulevard
Hayward Hospital
Washington
Truman
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Kansas City
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stephen A. Mitchell
Stevenson
Harrisburg
Mitchell
Albert Gore
Tenn
Carlo Albert
Okla
Sioux Falls
M. D
Guy M. Gillette
Decoto Hosts Trustees Meeting in September
Decoto school district to host the Alameda County Trustees Association first fall meeting on September 23, announced by William S. Davis, clerk of the board of trustees.
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Decoto
Alameda
Secret group named to study atomic warfare issues
An unusual panel organized by the Joint Congressional Atomic Committee gathers top military and civilian experts including Gordon Dean Elwood Quesada Albert Wegemeyer Charles Lindbergh to study guided missiles use atomic hydrogen bombs defense plans. Meetings occur at the Pentagon with reports kept secret though some findings may reach the Atomic Energy Commission and armed services.
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Washington
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
Gordon Dean
The
Atomic Energy Ao
Elwood Quesada
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Albert Wegemeyer
Charles Lindbergh
Air Force Reserve
Pentagon
Joint Congressional Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Armed Services
Eden Aeris Eagles Picnic Held in Castro Valley
The annual family picnic of Eden Aeris Eagles will be at Nick Tribuzio’s 1008 Crow Canyon Road Castro Valley on Sunday. Tribuzio will barbecue steaks and other picnic fare will be provided by the ladies auxiliary, per William Knox publicity director. Members and friends are invited.
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Castro Valley
Eden Aeris
Nick Trbuzio
Crow Canyon Toad
iCastro Valley
Tribuzio
Ladies’ Auxiliary
William Knox
Hinshaw warns small hydrogen bombs near future power
Rep. Carl Hinshaw told the American Legion committee that very small hydrogen bombs with tremendous destructive power may soon be built and delivered by aircraft or guided missiles. He warned the U.S. lags behind rivals and urged legislative and policy changes to maintain atomic superiority, including reforms to immigration, selective service, and defense manpower. He outlined future weapon trends such as guided missiles with atomic warheads, radar guided fighters, nuclear submarines, and omnidirectional, long range bomb delivery.
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Washington
INS
Carl Hinshaw
U.S
Soviet Russia
Congressional Atomic
Hinshaw
Legionnaires
The
Legion
U. S
Atomic Power Plant Research
Jury Rules in Death Of Local Contractor
A coroner's jury ruled justifiable homicide after an inquest into the death of Oscar F. Lyon, 69, a retired contractor killed by a San Leandro police officer on a Cherryland roof during an attempted arrest on August 16. The jury, led by foreman John Lee Wilbur, listed hemorrhage and shock from a gunshot wound as the cause. Officer Charles Kane was identified as the shooter.
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Oscar F. Lyon
Cherryland
Charles Kane
San Leandro
Alameda County
Bernnard D. Bungarz
Sorensen Bros. Mortuary
Hayward
John Lee Wilbur
Frank Pereira
N. D. Fry
Stanton Soares
Stanley Johnson
Kenneth McKenzie
San Francisco Begins Big Dedication of New Airport
San Francisco observes a three day dedication of a new international airport terminal in San Mateo county. Governor Knight speaks as Mayor Robinson opens the flight festival with a ribbon cutting at the terminal. Thunderbirds perform a precision flyover as crowds enjoy aerial demonstrations and programs through the weekend.
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San Francisco
San Fran
Incisco
Hiller
Goodwin J. Knight
Coast Guard
Elmer Robinson
Robinson
Knight
San Mateo County
Jacquelin Lower
U. S.air Force
Two Navy planes missing in California training crash
Rescue teams search for two Navy ADG Skyraiders missing after a routine training flight north of San Francisco. The crash follows an Air Force B-25 wreck in Napa County that killed eight and a Sabrejet test pilot’s death nearby. Aircraft from Moffett Field and Mather Air Force Base are involved. listed casualties include Lt. Cmdr. Hubert L. Worrell and Lt. Roger W. Tillson Jr., among others.
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San Francisco
Navy
California
Air Force
Here
Joseph McConnell
San Francisco Bay Area
Fallon, Ney
ADG “Skyraiders
Moffett Field
Cmdr
Hubert L. Worrell
Sunnyvale
Calif
Hutchinson
Kan
Roger W. Tillson, Jr
Mountain View
Middleboro
Mass
Mather Air Force Base
Sacramento
Napa County
P. D. McArthur
Jlot
Jean C. Harsch
Robert W. Gustafson
South Minneapolis
Red China claims raid on Quemoy Island in Formosa Strait
Peiping radio boasted of a 40 man commando raid on Quemoy last Monday near Formosa. Nationalist authorities disputed the report, noting a sneak landing and one Nationalist prisoner. Quemoy, near Fukien coast, is defended by 30,000 troops and hosts 40,600 civilians.
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Tokyo
iNs
China
Peiping Radio
Que Jimoy Island
Formosa Strait
United States
Formosa
Quemoy
Fukien
Chinas
Chiang Kai-Shek
Feiping
John Foster Dulles
U. S. Navy
Dulles
Kunintou
Chiang
Peiping
Chinese Peoples Liberation Army
Kukien
Dumbell-Shaped
Maol Tse-Tang
Mao
Reds
U S Outlines Strategy of Realignment in Asia
Washington officials said the United States is realigning Pacific forces to maximize mobility under Eisenhower. Air force units in Korea will be withdrawn to Japan and the United States, four army divisions leave Korea, and two Guard divisions return home. The navy trims its fleet temporarily due to the Formosa threat while long term redeployment is planned to counter any new aggression in the Pacific or Europe.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Eisenhower
U. S
Korea
Far East
Europe
Congress
AIR Force
Japan
Army
Iits
Okinawa
National Guard
Navy
Formosa
Sadie Jamies Wins State Fair Pickled Beet Prize
Mrs. Sadie Jamies of 1004 Paradise Boulevard won the State Fair prize for pickled beets. Officials announced the award, noting her entry stood out among the competing preserves.
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Sacramento
Sadie Jamies
Paradise Boulevard
Six Point Polish Plan Targets German Militarism in Paris
Paris report says Poland proposed a six point alliance with France against German militarism to influence the European Defense Community vote. The plan called for mutual aid and strengthened European security while avoiding hostile blocs, aiming to shift France toward Soviet leadership over Western defense. The note, delivered by Polish envoy Stanislaw Gajewski, sparks debate as France weighs EDC ratification amid fear of German rearmament and potential Eastern European tensions.
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Wen
Poland
French National Assembly
United States
Moscow Radio
Paris
France
United Nations
Stanislaw Gajewski
Germany
Russia
Hitler
Telers
Europe
Strai
E.D.C
Western
Moscow
Assembly of the French Union
Court of Appeals Reverses Treason Conviction of Gl
The U S Court of Appeals reversed the treason conviction of John David Provoo, a Sausalito soldier captured at Corregidor. Judges Swann Medina and Harlan ruled the case lacked jurisdiction and that questioning about homosexuality biased the trial. A new trial is ordered. Provoo was sentenced to life in prison and a $10 000 fine. first sentenced February 17 1953 and re sentenced March 4 1953.
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New York
U.S. Court of Appeals
John David Provoo
Provoo
Philippines
Thomas W. Swann
Harold R. Medina
John M. Harlan
Sausalito
Calif
Corregidor
Manila
Burton C. Thomson
Ames
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