Navy air secretary cites fleet restrictions in Mediterranean
Assistant Secretary for Air James H. Smith Jr said the U S 6th Fleet is confined to narrow waters in the Mediterranean because land based air forces cannot reach certain targets. He argues this mobility loss contradicts Montgomery's view that carriers are obsolete, noting the fleet's seven year presence to enforce containment and NATO obligations under the joint chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
U.S
Mediterranean
James H. Smith, Jr
Smith
Los Angeles
Marshal Montgomery
Montgomery
Europe
Alfred M. Gruenther
Turkey
Greece
Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Unofficial look at Alameda County school district reorganization
Hayward Union High area faces redistricting as the local committee reviews district totals, enrollment figures, and bonding capacity. State policy favors unified districts around 10 000 pupils, with potential to split Hayward Union High into three units. Next meeting set for February 23 at LaVista school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Mumany
Hayward
Northern
California
State Bureau of School District Organization
Union High
Hall
Uren
Hayward Union
LaVista School
Pope elevates 12 Bay Area priests to monsignor rank
Pope Pius XI named twelve prominent archdiocese clergymen to monsignor, elevating them to the papal household. The list includes Father Leo T. Maher secretary to Archbishop Maryhead, Father James N. Brown superintendent of parochial schools, Father William F. Reilly education director for the deaf, Father Leo W. Powelson parish pastor and fire department chaplain, Father Walter J. Tappe editor of the Monitor, Father Vincent F. McCarthy director of the society for the propagation of the faith, and others such as Connally, Seahil, McKenna, Byrne, and O'Connor, serving across Alameda, Solano, Marin counties and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sans Ofcisco
Pius XI
Leo T. Maher
John J. Maryhead
James N. Brown
William F. Reilly
Archdiocesan
Leo W. Powelson
St. Patrick’s Church
Fire Department
San Francisco Recreation Commission
Walter J. Tappe
the Monitor
The
Catholic Weekly
Vincent F. McCarthy
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Matthew F. Connolly
Apostleship
Portchanlain
Olas
Solano County
William L. O'Connor
Archbishop Hanna Center For Boys
Sonoma County
Rifle Club Elects Robertson President
New officers of the Tangle and Twist Junior Rifle club include Calvin Robertson as president with Ronald Silva Irvington as vice president. Wylie Biacow serves as secretary, Arthur Ambrose as treasurer, and Gary Brewer as executive officer. R B Hunt of Newark is the club sponsor and instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission San Jose
Calvin Robertson
Ronald Silva
Irvington
Wylie Biacow
Arthur Ambrose
Gary Brewer
New
AVR
R, B, Hunt
Newark
Shipowners Ask Overtime Ban Be Withdrawn
Ship owners await whether Harry Lundeberg and the Sailors Union of the Pacific lift their ban on overtime work in West Coast ports. The Pacific Maritime Association notes disputed rights over hatch work on the Pacificus, while ILWU Local 13 at Wilmington approved a six hour meet to allow No 4 hatch duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry Lundeberg
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
Harry Bridges
Pacificas
San Fedro Harbor
J. Paul St. Sure
Pacific Maritime Association
Lundeber
Pacificus
Trl
ILWU
TLWU
SUP
Lundeberg
JLWU
Child Stricken in Newark Family Hospital Admission
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Dod son of 2686 Dairy avenue Newark was stricken with convulsions last evening and taken to Fairmont hospital. He arrived in good condition and the parents said the child has been ill for the past day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Eugene Dodson
Dairy Avenue
Strickorn
Fairmont Hospital
Decoto Chamber Seeks County Action for Industrial Zone
Decoto Chamber of Commerce voted to urge Alameda County to designate a major industrial area near Decoto. The plan cites a master study committee report and backs light and general industrial zoning along railroad corridors and near Decoto Road, with rail spur access future expansion. Water officials said Decoto has no current water problems, and utilities plans aim to upgrade the local system without rate hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decoto
Decoto Chamber of Commerce
Harold Schoenfeld
Schosenfield
Alameda County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission
Alameda County Land Development Committee
Schoesfeld
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Baytside
Nary Road
Decote
Decoto Road
Dry Creek
Alvarado
Cham Ther
T. H. Underwood
Pacific Coast
Citizens Utilizes Company
Underwood
Hayward
Matt Whitfield
T. C. Binkley
Alameda Country Water District
Whitfield
Water District
State Issues License to A and W Painters
The California contractors license board announced qualification of A and W Painters at 21643 Cherryland Court Hayward for a painting and decorating license. Kenneth W Cobie of Hayward qualified for a wall board contractors license. Four trustees were added to the chamber officers list. Tatian Village was chosen for the Jan 4 dinner meeting where officers will be installed. Harold Strauer urged attendance at future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
CNS
A and W
Cherryland Court
Hayward
Kenneth W. Cobie
Highland Avenue
Wall Board
Chamber
Lst
Davis
Manuel Sevane
Bertie Joseph
Peter Rodrigues
Ttatian
Harold Strauer
Decote Community Coordinating Council
Ake J
Eden Asks Laborites to Aid Airmen
London The Foreign Secretary Sir Anthony Eden urged the Labour Party to press for the release of 12 American airmen jailed in Communist China on spy charges. He told the House of Commons that freeing them would be the greatest contribution to peace in Asia and appealed to Attlee and other Labour leaders visiting China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ins
Anthony Eden
Laborite Party
China
House of Commons
Asia
Eden
Clement Attlee
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Iran
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Pope
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I Rifle Club
Robertson
Decoto Chamber
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Aare
Pablo
Boeyeras Ray
Penney's
Penney
Axminster
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