Christmas Bus Schedule Listed In Fremont Area
Fremont area shoppers can ride a one day Christmas bus service starting at 10 am Monday. The route covers Cen ter ville Irvington Niles and Mission San Jose with stops at Blacow Glenmeor Dr Dewarswy and Manument. The service is a joint venture by Central Fremont and Irvington businessmen and runs through the afternoon with multiple stops and schedules listed in the notice.
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Fremont
Centerville
Irvington
Niles
Mission San Jose
Corensen
Pital Glenmeor Gardens
Blacow
Eparene
Gianmeor
Dewarswy
Niles Tes Hillview
Abd Hirst
Jowalow
Eugene
Hs Aldre
Cally Eugeng
Rocket
Soriri Beroa Square
Deisware
Ean Ai Galmola Ame
Tfereess
Newport
Iryingten Ae Sm
Mission’ Rd
Ue Erie
State Awards for Sacramento Public Works Building Job
The Department of Public Works awarded contracts totaling 341,986 for a live stock exhibit building at the 48th District Agricultural Association grounds in Los Angeles. Harvey A Nichols Co of Los Angeles received 253,300 for general work, Sutton and Frost Electrical Co of Los Angeles 51,936 for electrical work, and Johnston and Washer of Los Angeles 31,700 for mechanical work.
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Sacramento
Department of Public Works
Yeschday
48Th District Agriultural Association
Los An| Renes
Harvey A. Nichols Co
Los Angeles
Sutton and Frost Electrical Co
Johnston’ and Washer
Sawyer on TV and radio Monday discussion
Castro Valley attorney George W. Phi ls Jr. will join a KLX radio discussion at 8 pm Monday on “How the Law Serves You” as part of a four part Alameda County Bar association series. Monday’s topic is “Emergency Legal Problems Arising at Death.”
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Oaxland
George W. Phils Jr
Castro Valley
KLX
Alameda County Bar Association
Withdrawals Slow as Egypt Tensions Rise in Port Said
Egyptian resentment grows as Anglo French troop withdrawals lag. About 750 Italian nationals seek evacuation amid fears of reprisals. Italian Consul appeals to Rome for ships. Amid protests and anti Western slogans, Egyptians arrest five for threatening foreigners. British commander Stockwell withholds last withdrawal date. RAF personnel also returning to Britain as part of the redeployment.
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London
West
Count Franches
Co Maréri
Rome
Suez Canal
Holy
Talian
Romie
Ascanis
Port Said
Healy Three
Strans Mare
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Canal Zone
Eden
Sir Anthony Eden
Tin Naser
Nasser
Hugh Stockwell
Fort Said
Allied
Nicosia
Cyprus
Royal Air Force
Egypt
RAF
Britain
New Auto Show Opens at Coliseum in New York
The $12,000,000 national auto show opens at the Coliseum in New York with Mayor Wagner cutting a ribbon. More than 125 passenger cars and 66 new models are on display across three floors. Notable attendees include Harlow Curtice, Henry Ford Jr, Lester Colbert, George Romney, Harold Churchill, and Earl J. Bush. Ford plans a keynote address. a musical revue runs daily.
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New York
Ins
Coliseum
Robert +. Wagner
Atrance
Auto Company
Harlow HH. Curtice
General Motors
Henry Ford Jr
Lester L. Colbert
Ichrysler
George Romney
American , Motors
Harold Churchill
Studebeker-Packard
Earl J. Bush
Automobile Manufecturers Association
Ford
Ford Motors Co
Cadillac
Studebaker- Packard
Boeing plant zoning talk set by Alameda supervisors
Alameda County supervisors plan a meeting next week with Boeing officials to discuss rezoning for a possible large scale pilotless aircraft plant in southern Alameda County. Readily available land options include the Gale Donohue ranch, 2120 acres between Dublin and Parks, and the Rose Brothers ranch, 300 acres north of Pleasanton near the Tracy Freeway. The project would involve water, sewer, and zoning issues with a BOMARC missile production possibility and integration with the Ford plant in Richmond.
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Boeing, Airplane Company
Alameda
County Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
Ent Pursel
Yvesterday
Gale Donohue
Dublin
Parks Air Force Base
Rose Brothers Ranch
Pleasanton
Tracy Freeway
Purse
San Ramon
Purcell
Board of ‘Supervisors
Boeing
Pursel
Feather River
Arroyo de Velle
Southern * Pacific Hines
Ford Motor Co
Rishmond
Southern County
Air Force
Senators Cite Red Influence in Hawaii Shadowing Economy
A Senate Internal Security Subcommittee report warns the Communist Party wields power in Hawaii, able to disrupt the islands' economy through unions and political pressure. Acting Chair Olin D. Johnston led hearings as Eastland sought medical treatment. panel pushes for stronger legislative tools against Communist influence.
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Honolulu
T. Hor
Communist Party
Hawaii
Islands
Senate
Internal Security
Aciing
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Johnston
Sen
James. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
United States
Washington
Paris Cops Jail 2 Counterfeiters
Paris police jailed Francois Antonietti and Albert Hademar on accusations of printing up to 2 million dollars in fake U. S. currency. Arrest followed a lengthy joint French and American investigation. Police found inks paper and engraved plates in their car along with a printing press and counterfeit notes.
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Paris
U.S
Cary
Dartmouth Indians nickname origin tied to 1769 charter
The Dartmouth College sports teams were nicknamed Indians, a designation linked to the 1769 charter establishing a charity school for Indigenous peoples. The naming reflected historical ties to Native communities and later sparked reexamination of the mascot practice.
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Dartmouth College
I “Indians
Probers Seek Murder Tie to Communist Plot in UCLA Death
Los Angeles investigators link two California university deaths to possible Communist influence. Abrams, 25, UCLA, and Hudson, 21, UC, died in 1948 and 2948 respectively amid a case involving accidental carbon monoxide poisoning and alleged political pressure. An official hearing was set for Monday to explore the deaths and related toxicology findings.
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Los Angeles
INI
Infornia University
Joomed Seejalist
Richard E. Combs
Threate
Senate
Combs
Shell
Don J. Abrams
California
Los
Mongeles
Everitt A. Hudday
UCLA
State
Sen
Hugh. M. Burts
Abrams
Hudson
Santa Monica
Teacher Sells to Atlantic Monthly By Leona Ward
Miss Frances Johnson a Hayward high school teacher who drew praise from the American Legion for her essay Why I Teach has sold a 3500 word short story to The Atlantic Monthly. The Day We Lost Tile draws on occupied Japan and a lost boy, exploring a mother’s relations with husband and son amid Japanese civilization.
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Leona Ward
Frances Johnson
Little Hayward
American Legion
Atlantic Monthly
Japan
Miss Johnson
Tila
Miss Joansen
Aracan Oy E
China
Germany
Ae Os Yaa
Bazaar
Harreyes
Per’s
Sre
Heyware
Oakland
Unie
Idiversity of
California
Jehrigon
Europe
Asia
Atlantic
Ikas
Cen
The
New Yorker
Ladies Home Journal
Sue
Daily Feview
Hayward
Island of Japan
Iccala
Southern Alameda County college on the table at hearings
Testimony in Hayward argues for a state college in the South County to serve growth in population and industry. Land prices cited range from 100 to 700 per acre versus San Jose College buys. officials warn existing campuses cannot meet demand.
Gina Toldobrigida Raises Funds for Hungarian Refugees
Gina Lollobrigida drew fans in Boston signing autographs and posing for photos to help raise money for Hungarian refugees. She planned further appearances in New York and Miami before returning to Italy as the Italian film star supports the Hungarian relief effort.
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New York
Gina Toldobrigida
Boston
Fim
Ttelian Ree Cross
Italy
Sheraton
Plaza Hotel
Mill Lollonrigida
Gimillar
Miami
Burrell Denies Leandro Schools Covet Lorenzo
San Lorenzo city officials including Burrell dismissed rumors that Leandro High School would be moved to Hayward and that the district planned a revamped building program costing millions. He said the district’s plans are based on current enrollment and there is no financing for expanded facilities. A special Leandro School Board session at Lincoln School reviewed the current building program as costs rise, with no final decisions issued. Trustees weighed high school, junior high, and elementary projects amid an ongoing reassessment.
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Sanleandro
Clarence Burs
Neil
Sen Leandro
Leandro
Sen.Lorenzo High School
Hayward Union High School
Inexalian
San Lorenzo
Burrell
Cosrd
Lincoln School
Ring
Heid & Geners
Commercial Jets Shrink Country
CAB members on a West Coast tour predicted jet air travel will shrink distances and bring Americans within two percent of home hourwise once the first jet airliners enter service in 1958. Chairman James Durfee said the jet age will transform travel habits domestically and internationally.
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Waseington
INS
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
America
CAB
James Durfee
Pasadena Coed Chosen UC Queen at Sigma Chi Dance
Marie Mothersaead, 18, of Pasadena, crowned University of California sweetheart by Sigma Chi. She was selected from eight finalists during a fraternity dance in San Mateo. Attendants include Joyce Peterson, 18, of Alameda, Judy Hirst, 19, of Glendale.
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Berkeley
Marie’ Mothersaead
Pasadena
Gay
Sigma Chi
University of California
San Mates
Joyce Peterson
Alameda
Judy Hirst
Glendale
Celit
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