Joe DiMaggio Retires After 13 Seasons With Yankees
Joe DiMaggio announced his retirement from baseball after 13 seasons with the New York Yankees. The Yankee Clipper said age and injuries limited him, but he praised the fans and his teammates while expressing gratitude for his time in the majors.
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Tye
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Riots Hurd 35 at Inaran Parliament
In Tehran clashes inside and outside the parliament injured at least 36 people as opposition deputies shouted Mossadegh down from the rostrum. Police and guards cleared the chamber after truckloads of armed troops rushed to the building to restore order.
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Iran
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Mohammed Mossadegh
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Jamal- Einami
Jamadeagl
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Anlu-traniin OH Company
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Oll
Dopulion
Mossadegh
Tran
Unding
AL Fonit
HHS Jr Chamber To Visit Airport
Hayward high school Junior chamber plans a 9 30 am bus trip to Calshindy, iteport and Trans Ocean facilities under advisor Ed Costa. Roger Anderson and AL Tim lead the party meeting at the airport administration building, with lunch at the airport cafe and an AMCO Tran Ocean tour conducted by an airport officer.
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Hayward
Ad. Naan
Afetovia
Girl Chokes On Food. Five Year Old Dies In Breathing Blockage
Maureen Ann McCullough, five, died after a piece of food lodged in a bronchial tube, causing asphyxia. She was treated at Levina Hospital and later transferred to Fairmont and then Levine hospitals before death at 2 PM. Autopsy confirmed food in the bronchial tube leading to the lung. Funeral services set for 2:18 PM at Sorenhuns Brothers chapel and All Saints Church. She leaves parents John and Bella McCullough and a sister Sharon, 11.
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Maureen Ann Mc Lullowth
John NM
Balla McCullough
D Street
Levina Hospital
Mareen
McCullough
Pair- Mont Hospital
Levine Hospital
Sorenshn Brothers
Rae
All Saints Rehurch
Teaves
Sharon
Democrats Name 76 Delegates to National Convention
Sacramento announcement states that 60 delegates will have one vote each while 16 delegates will carry half a vote. Glenn M. Anderson, chairman of the state central committee, informed Frank M. Jordan, Secretary of State, of the plan for the Chicago convention.
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Glenn M. Anderson
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Frank M. Jordin
Ordered Into Court in San Francisco Contempt Case
James 3 Donnelly, a public accountant, was ordered into court tomorrow to show cause why he should not be cited for contempt for failure to produce tax records of his clients in the Taylor holdover grand jury.
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Jet fighters clash in renewed Korean air war
Northwest Korea saw renewed air combat as American Sabrejets engage MIG-15s in a 15 minute fight near Sinulju and Chaong-Chong river. A probable MIG kill and a probable Sabrejet victory were claimed along with ground actions near Pyongyang and Kang-dong. Allied infantry reports note light engagements and South Korean forces reorganize after Operation Rathote, with substantial bandit casualties and prisoners.
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Anit
Kang-dong
Pyong-yang
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Wable
Ateaween
Punchbowl Valley
Chiri
Planes Lost in Korea Overshadowed by UN Losses
United Nations planes losses in Korea reach at least 1300, with more than 583 destroyed in combat. Communists suffer over 308 air and ground losses, while many noncombat outages drain UN air strength. Production forecasts push to 1800–2000 aircraft monthly within two years.
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United Press Aviation
Washington
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Korea
Far East
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DeWitt C. Ramsey
The
Aircraft Industries Association
Ramsey
Air Force
Navy
Police check burglary of two stores in Hayward
A sailor and his wife were held for investigation after police found stolen items at their truck at the Haymont shopping center. Items from a beauty shop and a jewelry store were recovered, with Miller and his wife denying burglary and claiming purchase from an uncertified man. Authorities linked more thefts to Miller after a jewelry store window was found broken.
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Howard B. Miller
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Jacqueline Miller
Rejice
Niles Road
Sher
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Ray Trouchon
Ted Springall
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High True
Loretta Fahey
Wyeth Road
B Street
Miler
Earl Underwood
Big Four Resume Disarmament Talks Plans
In Paris the United States Britain France and Russia said they would revive talks on outlawing the atomic bomb and broader disarmament within a new United Nations commission. Britain cautioned against overhope as the UN committee opened debate, with Selwyn Lloyd noting agreement in principle on discussion machinery but major disputes over atomic control remain unresolved.
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France
Russia
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Franchot Tone Apologizes For Spitting Incident
HOLLYWOOD WA Franchot Tone known as the screen’s perfect gentleman pleaded guilty to battery and apologized publicly for spitting in gossip columnist Florable Muir Tone was fined 400 dollars and given a suspended jail term of 45 days The incident occurred at Ciro's restaurant last Grt 30 Tone was escorted to court by Muir who made a citizen’s arrest and Tone expressed remorse in court saying he was very sorry for his part of what happened.
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Franchot Tone
Florable Muir Tone
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Oakland Boy Kills Mother In Argument
A 15 year old Oakland boy confessed to killing his mother with a hatchet after a dispute over truancy and setting a fire to destroy evidence. Samuel Hutchins, a high school sophomore, fled in a Cadillac before later being spotted in Grass Valley. He described the incident, claimed not to resist arrest, and referenced taking money and a pistol from the home before the blaze. Police and authorities note a troubled family background but call him a model student prior to recent years. The motive centered on confrontation about school and discipline.
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Samuel Hutchins
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Ralph W. Hutchins
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Samuel
Suceu Onty
Grass Valley Onice
William Lawrence
Young Hutchins
Alma
Russell
McGrath Defends Caudle Amid Tax Probe Fallout
Attorney General J Howard McGrath testified he never heard of Caudle's improper associations and declined to take blame. He said Caudle should have acted to weed out shady friends, and noted his affection for Caudle despite Caudle’s admitted failures to disclose full details and accept a $5000 airplane sale commission. The hearing questioned Caudle’s ties to indicted businessmen and a $500,000 tax shakedown rumor.
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Caudle
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House
Candie
Justice Department
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Cecil R. King
Dcallf
King
Sana
Candle
Larry Knohl
Reds Reject UN Prisoner Release Plan
In Panmunjom Korea the communists rejected a man for man prisoner exchange in the Korean armistice talks and refused to disclose prison camp locations or allow Red Cross visits unless all 1.42 million Reds are freed. They also refused to continue the troop rotation program without broader policing of the truce. Subcommittees deadlocked with 16 days remaining, while a new war prisoners subcommittee met but stalled. North Korean Maj Gen Lee Sang Cho urged release of all prisoners after an armistice, effectively proposing an exchange of up to 1,200 North Korean and Chinese war prisoners for an unknown number of Allied captives. About 100,000 UN and South Korean troops, including 11,000 Americans, are missing in action.
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Reds
Negoita
S.n
Warrisowers
Lee Sang Cho
Aar
Former big time con glad to regroup at jail team
James T. Dupriest once known as the papier-bag bandit said he was very glad to be sent back to Folsom penitentiary where he will receive care after losing both hands in an earlier accident. He received a sentence of one year to life for two small market holdups.
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Los Angeles
James T. Dupriest
Folsom
Easy to Pay Bills at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy
Castro Valley residents can pay lights gas water and sewer fees at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy in the Davis Shopping Center at Redwood Laurel and A Streets. Service is free to the public any time daily including Sundays until 0 PM. Parking is free and the store offers prescription service. Phone numbers are given as 2-1781 or 83742.
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Wishart
Redwood
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Laurel
Philippine Emergency Under Consideration After Typhoon
The government studied declaring a state of emergency in the central Philippines after a 125 mile an hour typhoon struck Cebu City causing power, telephone and water outages. Early reports say at least 1,000 killed and 1,200 homeless on Negros Island with many without shelter in Iloilo City on Panay. the disaster impacts prompted action.
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Philippines
Cebu City
Negros Island
Tiotlo City
Panay
California Second in Cotton Production Behind Texas
California remains second in U S cotton output behind Texas with a forecast of 1 770 000 bales as of November 1 the state farm crop service reported a drop of 30 000 bales from October 1 projection Texas is expected to produce about 4 100 000 bales and third place Arizona is forecast to fall to about 1 820 000 bales due to a decline in crop prospects
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Sacramento
Texas
Atierieslpal
Wallet loss no worry for Castro Valley resident
A prominent Castro Valley man remained calm after losing his wallet yesterday saying there was nothing in it and he could buy a new Buxton wallet at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy. The ad promotes plastics in various simulated skins and lists the store's address and phone number.
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