Hayward to Cut Tax Rate Two Cents at Council Meeting
City council plans a two cent reduction from 1.63 to 1.61 per hundred dollars of assessed value following a 17 427 680 jump in valuations. Mayor and council discuss future needs, potential 3 million bond issue, and industrial recruitment while praising budget discipline and Bearden for budget work.
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San Francisco Sales Tax Change Delayed in October
The San Francisco board of supervisors approved an ordinance clarifying the sales tax for shoppers. It imposes the tax on purchases but exempts suburban orders fulfilled by stores from the tax making the October effective changes clearer for consumers.
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Oseshall
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12 Day State Fair Opens Tomorrow in Sacramento
The Sacramento State Fair begins a 12 day run tomorrow featuring prize pies horse racing stage shows exhibits livestock and poultry judging plus all traditional fair trappings. Best highway route from Hayward is Eastshore Freeway to US 40 then Highway 40 to Sacramento. Driving time about two hours.
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California State Automobile Association
Knight Aims Robust Campaign In California for 1952
Sacramento report notes Governor Goodwin Knight plans an active bid to re elect President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon. Knight held a news conference claiming two jets from the Republican National Committee and says he will help open the calendar for campaign activity. He expresses confidence the Eisenhower ticket will win California and the nation.
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GOP Office Opening Draws Local Figures and Officials
The opening of the Republican headquarters, led by Wal Gordon governor of the Virgin Islands, drew officials and attendees as part of a 45,000 mile tour. Essen, hower-Nixon Bante agony referenced, with Rand city as the first stop.
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Nasser OKs West Bid For Talks on Suez Plan
West proposal for Suez negotiations gains approval from Nasser as officials in the region prepare for diplomatic talks. The move comes amid rising tensions over the Suez plan and regional security concerns.
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FBI Nabs Coast Counterfeit Pair in Chicago
Herbert Dentis Bechtel 40 and Lena Mae 21 were seized yesterday by agents in a West Side apartment. The couple, linked to a $375,000 West Coast counterfeit wing, faced arraignment today on a secret service complaint. They allegedly produced and passed phony $10 Federal Reserve notes from the San Francisco region.
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Marine Recruit Found Fatally Wounded at Camp Pendleton
Pvt. Walton V. Dunlap, six months in the Marine Corps, was found with a rifle bullet wound at Camp Pendleton. Base officers believe the death was by his own action, marking a fatal incident in the training base. His mother is listed as Mrs. Hum Tex.
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Anti Cemetery Petition Action in Hayward City Council
Petition with 13000 names opposes a cemetery on Castro street opposite Tennyson road will be handed to the Hayward City Council tonight. The council will refer them to the city attorney to check validity. Petitions must be returned in 10 days, after which the council may withdraw the ordinance or put the issue to a public vote. Also on the agenda is a proposed ordinance to restrict meat sales to 7am to 7pm Monday through Saturday. no meat may be sold in Hayward on Sundays or holidays.
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Ike Ends Vacation and Promises to Return
President Eisenhower wrapped a five day golf vacation on the Monterey peninsula and departed for Washington aboard the Columbine. He said he would return next year to play at Cypress Point as he met with Mrs. Eisenhower and Cypress Point club members before boarding at Monterey Naval Air Station. Local crowds lined foggy streets as Hagerty announced plans for a 1952 reelection campaign and the president shared a kiss with Mrs. John McCone before departing.
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McCon
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Fiew
Crusade aims set for Alameda County 1986 goal
The United Bay Area Crusade targets 2 027 564 for Alameda County as part of a 11 017 009 five county goal. County chairman Olsen notes growth drives higher need and that corporate and special gifts will add to last year’s base. Division allocations assign four million plus for corporate gifts and 481 570 for military installations across five counties.
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Alameda County
Olsen
Belford ‘Brown
San Francisco
Roy H. Lynn
USAF
Sheppard Appeal to Supreme Court Over Trial by Newspapers
Convicted killer Samuel D. H. Sheppard appealed to the U S Supreme Court today arguing his conviction was invalid came from a trial by newspapers. The case centers on the press influence during the proceedings and seeks reversal or new trial.
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Wilh
Samuel Dh. Sheppard
Supreme Court Today
Portland Next On Adlai Tour
Adlai E. Stevenson continued his Pacific Northwest campaign through Santa Fe Albuquerque and Portland. He told reporters the Santa Fe meeting was a real success and confirmed confidence in a Democratic victory. Stevenson noted six of seven states at the meeting voted Republican in 1952 and predicted a shift toward the Democrats.
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Stevenson
Jett
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Taqa
Kefeuver
Bay Trains Crash Delays Commute For Three Hours
Bay area rail commuters were stalled for nearly three hours after two Key System trains collided at the Bay Bridge Transit Terminal during rush hour. The crash halted service and disrupted thousands, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Robbers Take $70 From Los Angeles Clerk
Richard E Engler a 30 year old postal clerk told police two bandits approached him yesterday and demanded money. They took $10 in cash and a $60 money order before slipping away stating they misread his origin and that the score was small.
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Lettuce Prices Jump Amid Strike and Short Supplies
In Fremont area lettuce prices surged threefold over three days due to a teamsters strike in Salinas. Officials from Growers Marketing and Cooling Center and Irvington packing plant report strong demand and limited supplies while growers like Jim Fudenna comment on pricing ethics and helping peers during the peak season.
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Strike Threatens Vegetable Crop in Salinas Valley
Representatives of the Growers Shippers Association and the Teamsters Union meet this afternoon with Federal Mediator B Duomire to settle a strike that began at midnight Saturday, drawing 400 drivers from 40 packing and icing plants in the Salinas Watsonville Salad Bowl area with demands for higher wages and threatening an $82 million ripening crop.
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Growers-Shippers Association
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Weather forecast hints at fair skies and inland fog
The weatherman predicts fair weather with morning inland fog and cooler temperatures today. Westerly winds average up to 16 mph this afternoon.
Cairo Acceptance of Suez Talks Embraced by Nasser
Egyptian President Nasser unconditionally accepts the five nation Suez committee invitation for talks on the canal's future. Dulles hails the move as a step toward an impartial political solution while Cairo notes no binding commitment to internationalizing Suez. The Cairo radio stresses no legal binding result and says the invite aims to explain committee views.
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Menzies
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Dulles Blames Soviet Propaganda On Suez Crisis
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles accused the Soviet Union of waging a vicious propaganda campaign in Arabic to sway Egyptian opinion against the Western plan to resolve the Suez crisis. He said Moscow denounced the proposal while Dulles discussed it with Soviet leaders in London, aiming to undermine Egypt’s acceptance of a peaceful solution.
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India
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Kremlin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Canal Tioup Threatened by Suez Company Decision
Paris report states the Suez Canal Company may no longer guarantee non Egyptian employees remain at posts beyond the agreed time limit. The agencies quote instructions to shift Egyptian candidates, especially pilots, into roles before month end as potential disruption looms in the canal zone.
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Death parts S F oldest twins 95
SAN FRANCISCO A simple obituary notice reported the death last Thursday of Agnes Lowry at the Mark Hookhovel after 93 years as San Francisco’s oldest twin. Her widowed twin sister Isabel Soule, living at the Huntington hotel a block away, survived.
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Agnes Lowry
Mark Hook Hovel
Isabel Soule
Huntington Hotel
Typhoid Search In Monarch Springs After Church Event
California health officials launched an emergency typhoid search after a church convention in Monarch Springs Missouri. One fatality and nine hospitalizations were reported as the inquiry seeks the source and spread of the illness.
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Church of God
Monarch Springs
Daly City Woman Identified in Los Angeles Death
A 21 year old Daly City woman was identified in Los Angeles after authorities released a newspaper photo. Dolores Norris, daughter of Mrs Dorothy Dality Norris, was the deceased following the scene.
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Dolores Norris
Dorothy Is. Dality
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