Pope Improves as Vatican Denies Heart Collapse
Grave fears over Pope Pius XII's health eased as Vatican officials said the condition described as stomach trouble is not a heart attack. The 78 year old pontiff showed some strength with hiccups diminishing and lucid, but remained gravely ill with peritoneal irritation and abdominal tension amid fever and vomiting.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius VT
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Vatican
Vate Jcan
Holy Father
Galeazzi-Lisi
Rome
Paul Niehans
Avanti of
Avanti
Vatican Palace
St. Peters Square
Transit Hearing Ends and PUC Studies Arguments
Hayward seeks extended Key System service to about 12 000 residents along the southern Hayward area. The three hour and 20 minute hearing in the Hayward library concluded with city officials urging the franchise extension and Key System acknowledging potential transfer arrangements with Emil Miller Transit lines.
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Hayward
Key System Transit Lines
South Hayward
California Public Utilities
Ohn
A. Howe
Rowe
John Scanlon
Bringe
R. Worthington
Key System
Worthington
Emil H. Miller Transit Lines
Miller
Jackson Street
Palma Cela
Schafer Park
Commission
Key
Bue
Hesperian Boulevard
Winton Avenue
Castra Street
Piredale Court
Western Boulevard
Mystery surrounds Peiping spy airmen sentencing
The article questions why eleven American airmen were given long prison terms for espionage in Peiping while four other airmen held as prisoners of war during Geneva talks remain unaccounted for. It notes a shift from Geneva-era Chinese restraint and cites Pentagon and State Department guesses linking the case to heightened Communist attacks on Nationalist outposts and regional subversion in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Peiping
Mitted
Geneva
Pentagon
State Department
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
Judge Dismisses Nation's Biggest Anti-Trust Case
Federal Judge Walter J. LaBay dismissed the nation's largest anti trust case against the Du Pont family and major holdings, ruling no evidence showed an agreement to force General Motors to buy only Du Pont or U S Rubber products. The decision voids claims of a holding company scheme to create protected markets and challenges the government's attempt to unwind Du Pont investments in General Motors and U S Rubber.
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Chicago
Walter J. LaBay
du Pont
S. Rubber
General Moors
la Bay
General Motors
U. S
General
du Ponts
GOP Recount Sought in Oregon Senate Race
Washington Republican Frank Barrett said a recount and investigation have been requested for the close Oregon Senate race that gave Democrats a razor thin Senate edge. The petition by Jess Gerd of Portland cites 22 000 of 140 000 Republican mailed letters to Democratic voters returned in Multnomah County as a residency question. Barrett said no fraud claim was made.
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Washington
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
Barrett
Jess Gerd
Portland
Gard
Orgeon
Jury Probes Nevada Uranium Stock Scandal in Oakland
The Oakland Alameda grand jury enters a second day of hearings into Nevada Uranium Company officers stock dealings. Edward Bottomley testified about four uranium claims found in 1948 near Lovelock Nevada, with central figure Mrs Jewell Rivers under scrutiny after earlier disclosures by Bill Keller.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Nevada Uranium Company
Jewell Rivers
Edward “J. Bottomley
Bottomley
Rivers
Review News
Bill Keller
Keller
Mrs. Borneman Resigns From I School Post After 39 Years
Katherine Borneman, assistant superintendent of Hayward Elementary School District, retires July 1 1955 after 39 years as teacher, principal, supervisor and administrator. Trustees praised her service and approved state aid for district construction projects including multiple school additions and site expansions. Jack Brown hired as auditor and supervisor of records. Simpson and Stratta to inspect the administration building.
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Katherine Borneman
Hayward
Borneman
Orland Close
Board of Trustees
Jack Rees
John Muir
Sequoia
Thhe Burbank
Strobridge
Jack Brown
Frank Leonard
Personnel Commission
Simpson and Stratta
Senate Panel Condemns McCarthy Mail Cover Tactics
A two member Senate group condemned the 1952 use of mail covers on Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy and urged referral to the attorney general. The Ferguson George report said mail covers were ordered by chief counsel Paul J Cotter, with no knowledge by subcommittee chairmen or members, and that the practice did not involve other senators.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Walter P.george
Carthy
McCarthy
Ferguson-George
Paul J. Potter
Counser
Paul J. Cotter
Francis X. Plant
Robert Shortley
Cotter
Washington, D.C
Kensington
Subcommittee
Thomas C Hennings, Jr
Hennings
Governor Knight Signals New Taxes on Cigarettes and Liquor
California Governor elect Goodwin J Knight hinted at new luxury taxes to balance state revenue as population soars. He favored a cigarette tax and a 10 percent levy on tobacco products plus potential hikes on beer and hard liquor, while stressing austerity taxes at the bottom of his list.
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California
Knight
F ‘Knight
Alan Post
Sen
Ben Hulse
el Cerrito
Senate Finance Committee
Post
Hulse
Macy's President Sees Bay Fair as Boon to the Area
Macy's California department store head Ernest L. Molloy told San Leandro business leaders that the $25 million Bay Fair shopping center on East 14th street will keep Southern Alameda county shoppers from leaving the area. He projected a two acre Macy's store, about twice the San Francisco main floor, with 120 departments and 5000 merchandise classifications. The plan includes 500 local jobs and more than $2 million in annual payroll. Planning has been a tremendous job with many surveys, comparing Macy's San Francisco and Hillsdale stores.
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Macy's California Department Store
Ernest L. Moloy
Macy's
San Francisco
Molloy
Harry McClelland
Bay Fair Corporation
George Janssen
Macy
New Hillsdale
San Mateo
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