Lorenzo Nacht dies after wrist slashing at Oakland airport
Bernard Nacht, 20, of San Lorenzo Village, attempted suicide at California Fagten airlines work site in Oakland. A fellow worker struck him with a pipe to stop the act. Nacht was taken to Fairmont hospital with head injuries. Nurses and doctors treated him as police investigated the incident and the motive.
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Fairmont Hospital
Bernard T.nacht
Vic Mariposa
Sanlorenzo Village
Ayhur
Oakland
Nacht
California Fagtern Airlines
Kay Sullivan
Civil
Air Authority
Lian
Varrmont
Tellyw
County Board Approves Eminent Domain Action
Alamveddiy county board of supervisors moved to condemn and secure property along Marshall Street in Castro Valley for rights of way. The action targets parcels needed for a railway project connecting Omega and Marsha to the Mirrsteal school, with donations sought to support the proceedings.
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Douglas Dumitrys Wade
Alamveddiy
Board of Supervisors
Dana
Ulley
Marshall Strent
Castro Valley
Wirwing Omega
Marsha
Mirrsteal
Stassen Calls for Korean Cease Fire Plan in UN Work
Stassen urges a universal cease-fire by all sides in Korea with UN mediation. He outlines a five point program including immediate cease-fire, UN mediation, potential withdrawal of non-Korean forces, arms restraint, and possible heavy retaliation if talks fail, warning against wider world war.
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United Nations
Sit
Korea
UN Generals Assembly
Kores
China
Euuilers
Stassen
Unsuccessful Attempt To Save Lorenzo Man's Life
A man died from carbon monoxide poisoning after being found in his car in a garage. Emergency crews, including Deputy sheriffs, attempted resuscitation with artificial respiration and oxygen, but he was pronounced dead on arrival at Palement Hospital. An autopsy confirmed carbon monoxide as the cause. an inquest will determine official ruling.
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Ain
al San Lorenz Han
An & Treet
Wangbilt Homes
al Pillrmont Hospital
Wilvin D. Forrest
Edgenimoy Street
Eine
Eabin
Helen
Forrest
John H. Wright
Edgenor
Wright
Ourviva
Wiliam B. Rose
Barney Buchanan
Wright Aly Air
ABC
Palement Hinsqutal
Pyemein
Gakdlani
HM Landetavrs
Ayeidentakie Survice
General Motors and Ford Raise Car Prices in 1951
DETROIT Mich WR reports auto price hikes by General Motors and Ford as they raise sticker prices across models. The increases hit mid and luxury lines with subtle effects on the overall market and consumer credit, following government credit restrictions.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
Goenticonirols
Runawa Snelation
Walter P. Reéuller
Federal Reserve Baer
Sis
Four Way Stop Sign Requested at Stanton and Wilton Streets
The Wayward Aven Safety Council asks the county to install a four way stop at the Stanton and Wilton Streets intersection. County Surveyor Wallace Bones is tasked to study the proposal. A stray line notes confusion about a trolley operator and a double tally during a customer incident, with unrelated sports chatter about Boston high school football.
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Wayward Aven Safety Council
Stanton and
Wil
Tiamis Stverts
City Troley
Wallace Bones Tor
Funeral Rites Pending for Local Crash Victim Eva Town
Funeral services are pooling in British Columbia for Eva Charlett Town 57 wife of L Laws of Mattox Road Hayward. She and husband were returning from Canada when their car went over a cliff Nov 30. Town survived by her son and daughters in Canada and here. Husband hospitalized then released to daughter Mrs Hollis Hanson. Mrs Town leaves several children in British Columbia.
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Iush Columbia
Eva Charletts
Mattox Yood
Hayward
Yreka Hospital
Stuvies
Shere
Mattox Road
Canada
Own
Hollis Hanson
Town
Charlotte Scott
Eva Heady
Robin
Phil
Burt
Feed
Archtown
British Columbia
Teachers Set Up Ideal Parent at Meeting
About 25 parents and teachers attended a meeting at the home of Mrs Herbert Krell in Maypusa on November 20. The discussion centered on the relationship between parents and teachers and the value of parent teacher conferences to child welfare. The PTA plans to hold monthly meetings and a special session on December 8 at the David Ke Marty School to discuss parental leadership.
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David BE. Martin
Herbert Krell
Mavipusa
Rive
PTA TL
Anti Adult Education
Dee
Pam
David Ke Marty
Leadhar
Cut in Steel Supply Seen
Washington officials and steel executives agreed at a closed meeting that a major cut in civilian steel supplies is needed to boost defense production. The National Production Authority will select experts to plan new controls as already ordered cuts in aluminum, copper, nickel, and zinc accelerate. The timing and size of the steel cut were not set.
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Washington
Civilias
Jestevilag
Asperkcin
NPA
Steve Early Back In Old Press Job
Washington dispatch reports Stephen Early, former press secretary to the late President Roosevelt, returned to temporary White House duties after the death of Charles G. Ross. Early, previously deputy secretary of defense, will oversee White House operations during the Truman Attlee talks, aiming to provide reporters with a complete story within security limits.
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Stephen 'S
Early
Roosavalt
Presient Unine
Secreae
Charles G. Ross
Arly
Secre of Defense
Pullinas
White House
White Mouse
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Order of Minnesota
Willy Kiew
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Ford
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Con Sullivan
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