Bay Area inmate yard incident sparks chatter
A scattered Bay Area report describes inmates in a yard incident at a jail, with mentions of a missing child case in Oakland, a related burlesque show, and subsequent local disruptions. The entries mix crime, transport, and police activity across multiple cities including San Jose and Vallejo.
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Nehru Says Formosa Is Not a State Snubs Chiang Kai-shek
Prime Minister Nehru said Chiang Kai-shek was snubbed at Bandung because Formosa is not a state. He noted five to six nations might reject the plan for an Afro-Asian summit, and that the Colombo powers still recognize Red China as the sole China despite civil war.
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Pope to Read Christmas Message From Rome In Day
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII hopes to read his delayed Christmas address in person next Wednesday. The 4000 word message is expected to touch on world peace and may name new cardinals. Doctors say his condition is improving but rest is essential.
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The Daily Review Offices and Mailing Address Notes
The Daily Review announces office locations in Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Centerville with mailing address P O Box 120 and contact phones. It lists subscription rates and publication details, noting daily publication except Sundays and the Castro Street address in Hayward California.
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Weeks Sees Moderate Pickup Of Nation's Business in 1955
Washington INS Secretary Sinclair Weeks said the economy is gathering steam for steady growth in 1955 with a moderate upswing. He cited improved employment, higher living standards, and government leadership as factors, noting 1954 ended with renewed activity and a new record consumer spending level aided by tax cuts.
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County Okays Setback on Central Avenue Centerville
Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved a 10 foot building setback on Central Avenue in Centerville between Joseph Street and the proposed freeway. The setback runs on the northwest side of Central Avenue, recommended by John Thomas senior planner of Alameda County Planning Commission.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
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Centerville
Joseph Street
France Votes on Germany Policy Amid Parliamentary Shakeup
France faced a startling 280 to 289 defeat on a motion about rearming West Germany and the European Defense Community. Mendes-France then pressed for a confidence vote to save his government as factions winded between Communists, Gaullists, and reformists. Eisenhower and Dulles remained in contact, while Britain and West Germany watched tensely.
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Eden Rec Directors Seek $8000 Loan for Center Upgrades
Eden Community Recreation directors at a special meeting approved an $8000 loan through Bank of America secured by a first deed of trust on the center at the foot of Elgin Street. Project work under Edwin Selby included painting the exterior, new cement walks and lighting, a rear parking area, interior renovations creating three meeting halls, private entrances, restrooms, and a kitchen, plus rental lockers.
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Bank of America
Elgin Street
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Brownell Adds 27 Groups to Subversive List
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr notified 27 organizations across the United States that he intends to add them to the subversive list for Communist affiliation. The list now totals 254 groups, including the Communist Party and the Ku Klux Klan. The notice offers a 10 day hearing window to present evidence. Brownell plans to include the National Lawyers Guild. cases are pending in court. Gloria Vanderbilt Separate Lives, Stokowski Details Reported by New York Post.
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