U S Break With Hungary Hinted
Washington reports indicate U S relations with Communist Hungary are near rupture after 40 days with four American airmen held hostage. Secretaries banned travel, consulates to close, and calls for further action rise as Hungary's response tests long standing norms.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Dean Acheson
New York
Cleveland
Acheson
State Department
Tron
Bourke B. Hickenlooper R
Tom Connally
D- Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lively election prom ised in San Lorenzo director race
Nine homeowners seek two three year director terms in the San Lorenzo Village Homes association race. Nomination filings rise to five by deadline. Balloting set for Monday Jan 28 at the Community Center with results announced Jan 29 at the annual meeting.
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San ,Lorenzo
San Lirinzy Village Homes Association
Wis Os
Homes Association
Community Center
John E. Agnew
Vay Cordoba
Montgomery Ward
Oakland
Frank H. Stone
Vin Marlin
Nulivnst ‘Cash Reister
Victor C. Miller
Punta
Caltage Bakery
Hayward
Bert G. Amine
Posiniempo
Hesperian Boulevard
U. S. Navy
Naval Reserve
Carol L. Edgut
del Sol
Alvan L. Mitche
Hatha- Way Avenue
Buaitass
Oakland Glyport
Army Air Corps
David E. Gregory
Dolorosa
Haocean
New Steam Catapult to Launch Heaviest Naval Planes
The British Admiralty announced a steam driven aircraft catapult will be tested in US waters early next month. Navy Cmdr. C. C. Mitchell, the inventor, said the device could unlock nearly unlimited possibilities for naval aviation.
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London
U.P
Waters
British Admiralty
Firstish Navy
C. C. Mitchell
Rose Bowl Parade to Be Televised Nationwide
Pasadena notes the Rose Bowl Parade will be broadcast coast to coast New Year’s Day from 9:40 to 10:30 PST on NBC. PF W Woolworth will sponsor the telecast, with an estimated 30 million viewers nationwide and about 1 million along the route in Pasadena. The 1930 parade features 40 floats themed Dreams of the Future, plus 20 banners and 200 horsemen.
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Pasadena
Cent
U.P
LH. Stiffler
PF. W. Woolworth Company
Ilyee And-Dime
National Broadcasting Company Network
Tavern Owner Robbed in Oakland Bank Egress
Oakland police hunt a robber who stole 3100 dollars from a Callard tavern operator. The assailant forced him into a car near a downtown bank, held him briefly, and released him near the Pasey tube. The victim is John Area.
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Oakland
Calif
John Area i
Pasey
United Nations pressures Reds with final armistice offer
At Panmunjom UN negotiators presented a six point compromise to the Communists, offering limited troop rotation and neutral inspection teams while maintaining a ban on airfield construction in North Korea. The Reds signaled possible rejection, delaying final word until Sunday, as they pressed to preserve more favorable terms.
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United Press
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Reds
Armistice Supervision Subcommittee
Howard Turner
U.N
North Korea
U.N. Command
Gerich Mang
Wai Ge
Eds
Libby
Naval Wife Slashed In Motel Case Shocks Oakland
Dr. Orville K Williams a 34 year old deputy coroner held for questioning after Navy officer’s wife Mary Anderson was found nude and severely slashed in an Oakland motel. Investigators describe a bloody scene with liquor bottles and a sex manual on the floor as Anderson’s estranged husband Lt. James C Anderson arrives from San Francisco en route to the case. Williams claims he blacked out during a drinking party and found Anderson injured before attempting first aid.
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Oakland
Calif
Orville Kenneth Williams
Stremier
Knoxville
Tenn
Navy
Pallee
Mary Anderson
Williams
Highland Hospital
Naval
Oak Knoll Navy Hospital
Anderson
Owners Of Mines Get Lewis Blame
WEST FRANKFORT IL HL John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers union blamed the Chicago Wilmington and Franklin Coal company for the Orient explosion that killed 119 miners last Friday He said the disaster was preventable and the company knew in advance of an abnormal gas situation He urged steps to keep miners out of the area and said three to eleven days prior the panel movements predicted more methane gas The Chicago Wilmington Franklin company declined to comment on the charges The federal inspector officials cited an electrical equipment ignition as the most likely cause
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West Frankfort
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Chicago Wilmington and Prantlin
Orient
Lewis
UMW
Washington
Federal Bureauf Mines
Gt Ial
Osear
Chapman
Carl Thei
Kent
Chicago
Wilmington
Franklin Company
Dreghied
Atomic power produced inadvertently in Idaho test
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a milestone where a reactor near Arco, Idaho generated about 100 kilowatts for over two days, powering lights and equipment. The experiment aimed at materials for weapons, not civilian power, and used a breeder reactor cooled by liquid metal to create steam for a turbine.
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Chicago
Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Arc
Idaho
Jared
Walter HH. Zinn
Aevenue National Story
Lement
H. O. Lichenberger
Grealain
H. Atomic Research Stations
A. Tammara
AEC Chica
Ovations
Tammiero
Argonne Laboratory
Tammare
Austin Company
Olland
Timman
Ical
Steady Rains Threatening Floods Endangered Homes Rally Volunteers
San Lorenzo volunteers stand by in San Lorenzo and Washington Acres to sand bag levee breaks as rainfall threatens floods. Alameda County crews with engineers Crowle and Tarr coordinate efforts while weather bureau warns of intermittent rain today through tomorrow. Water levels rose to six to ten feet, with debris concerns and washouts prompting countywide readiness and possible recruitment of more helpers if the situation worsens.
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Hayward
San Lorenzo
Washington Acres
San Lorenzo Creek
United States Weather Bureau
Warfast
Lorenzo Avenue
Lawrence Lombards
Grant Avenue
Washington Homes Association
Alameda County
Herbert Crowle
Ernest Tarr
Pilin
Af Lewelling Boulevard
Sunnybit Homes
County Corporation
Baan
Decoio Wen
Whipple Road
Dry Creek
Centerville
Mission Road
Marsh Creek
Fladds
Castro Valley
San Miguel
William and
Lewis
Lake Chabot Road
L. R. Degner
Seven Hills Road
Castre Valley
Blonde Mother Faces Check Passing Charge
Hayward officers booked Geraldine Du Charme on three counts of passing fictitious checks with bail set at 5000. Police say she used checks signed Betty Ross Dance Studio to obtain about 900 dollars from merchants in the Hayward San Leandro area. Arrest followed after detectives traced information to a driver’s license and she answered the door in a sweater.
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Hayward
Sheriff's Office
Geraldine Ducharme
Oakland
Betty Ross
Hayward - San Leandro
Two Navy Airmen Die in Patrol Plane Crash
Two U S Navy airmen perished when their patrol aircraft sank in the Sea of Japan off North Korea near the U S S Valley Forge. Six other crew members reached a life raft and were rescued about one hour and forty minutes later by the destroyer U S S Erlen amid heavy seas and snow.
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U.S.S. Valley Forge
Korea
U.P
U.S. Navy
Sea of Japan
North Korea
Navy
U.S.S. Erlen
Inside notes on San Lorenza school project and features
A scrambled page features plans for a new school on Great Avenue in San Lorenza and a Dodgers reference to Army drafts star player Newcombe. It also includes tips on boxing wins and reflections on Michael Angelo and Sistine Chapel paintings by Rev. Richard Nordberg.
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San Lorenza
Great Avenue
Dodgers
Army
Newcombe
Tipa
Michael Angela
Sistine Chapel
Richard Nordberg
Weather outlook for Oakland with rain and cooler temps
Intermittent rain tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures at Oakland Airport. Yesterday’s high and today’s low remain unclear though reported as minus 64, affecting the forecast.
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Oakland
Gas Explosion Injures Man at Newton Apartment
Edmund A. Newton of 9231 A street suffered burns to his arm and face when a gas heater without a pilot light ignited in a Castro Valley apartment. A flash of flame trapped him in the bathroom and gas fumes spread, shattering windows and smoking woodwork before fire crews contained the blaze. Damage was listed at $200. Newton’s wife and four month old child were unharmed.
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Hayward
Edmund A. Newton
Newton
Castro Valley
Donner Summit Road Closed By Snow Today
California Highway Patrol ordered Donner Summit closed to all traffic due to heavy snow with hopes to reopen the transcontinental highway this afternoon. Trucks and shippers were barred for the day as officials monitor conditions.
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Sacramento
California Highway Patrol
Living Corpse Sues Hospital Over Life Saving
The San Francisco health director said the city will aid in a damage suit filed by Therese K. Butler who survived an attempted overdose after being declared dead. She seeks 543.70 for abdominal burns and other injuries from emergency treatment and the city plans to review legal limits on saving lives without liability.
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San Francisco
U.P
San Francisco Health Department
City Attorney and Bar Association
Therese K. Butler
City Health
J. C. Geiger
Butler
Geiger
City Attorney
San Francisco Bar Association
The
County Medical Society
San Jose
City
Stanford
Abs
Gaiger
Cable Cars To Run In San Francisco After Legal Wins
San Francisco prepared to restart California Street cable cars within days after the Public Utilities Commission approved the sale, dismissing two lawsuits. One suit by Henry Foley and a CIO unit president targeted wage coverage and worker losses, but both challenges were dropped.
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SAN Trancisco
California
Mission
Henry 3. Foley
Pr Dent
CIO Carmen
Uni
San Francisco Police Nab 35 in Roadblocks
In four San Francisco patrol areas last night, police stopped motorists in traffic checks. Thirty five motorists were cited for drinking and other infractions, four singles were arrested for drunkenness, and four cited for desert vehicle issues. Two roadblocks halted progress.
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San Francisco
UPI
Storms lash British and European coasts with deadly seas
A violent Atlantic storm battered Britain and the European coastline from Spain to Scandinavia with gusts near 100 miles per hour. Ten ships were endangered and an American freighter's crew were transferred amid an 18 ship rescue operation.
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European Coast Line
Spain
Sacandinavia
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