Neighbor Saves Man From Death
Frank Pinto, a neighbor, rescued Joseph Perreira who appeared to hang himself from a tree in the yard after a domestic dispute. Police say Perreira attempted self harm. Pinto, alerted by his mother, pulled him to safety. Perreira was unconscious but did not suffer fatal injuries.
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Businessmen urged to shun panic at Hayward forum
A large turnout of more than one hundred local businessmen gathered for Hayward area's first business forum. Organizers including John Neukon and Rex Nicholson pitched calm economic defense amid crisis and high taxes. Roger Anderson of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce praised attendance and urged ongoing local cooperation with California leaders.
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Muimepeent Suginects
California
Wh.ciluckler
State Department of
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Anderson
Air Battles Go On Today Over Hamilton Base
At Hamilton Air Force Base pilots clashed with enemy bombers in air battles fought far above ground level. Maj Hugo P. Rush of Western Air Forces reported intercepting aggressor bombing strikes operating at extreme altitudes, invisible to civilians below. The high altitude dogfights followed yesterday’s first strikes, with intercepts continuing today as officials monitor the situation.
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Dien
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Western Air Forces
Eisenhower urges rapid troop buildup in Europe
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told a closed House session that six American divisions in Europe by year’s end are needed. He warned some units sooner to Europe will be worth more than later arrivals, stressing emphasis on armament over manpower.
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Dwight D. Hisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs Committees
Carl Vinson
James P. Richards
James E. van Zindt
United States
Coal and Military Needs Trigger Price Relaxation
U P report shows price controls eased on coal and military gear as stabilizers push for rapid general wage freeze action. Retail food prices rose 1.1 percent in early January, signaling pressure on cost of living. Inside sources say a wage catch-up formula for workers lagging behind the trend may be decided today.
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U.P
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wage Stabilization Board
Fitch to Talk To San Lorenzo Church Men's Club
Robert Fitch of the Parish School of Religion at Harbor Key will be guest speaker at the regular monthly dinner meeting of the San Lorenzo Community Church Men's Club. He will discuss Christianity and Business Ethics. Fitch, a professor of Christian Ethics, was born in China and is listed in several scholarly directories. He served as a Navy chaplain in the Pacific War and has authored multiple books and articles.
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Fitch
Pacifhc School of Religion
China
Pacific
Religious Leaders of America
Directory of
Pacific Coast
Vingny
Charges Dropped Against Mrs Burge in Petty Theft Case
Petty theft charges against Mrs Burge were dropped after store staff declined to press charges. The incident began when a shopper placed under citizen’s arrest for allegedly taking a meal at a Cand Main St store. Burge, aged, was held at Santa Rita jail in lieu of bail. authorities considered her age and possible disability.
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UN Front Eight Miles From Seoul Near Front Lines
United Nations forces eight air miles from Seoul report continued advance along the 40 mile front with heavy shelling and air raids. Anwang fell to advancing troops as a Franco American task force claims a 4 060 Reds engagement near Sinchan. Chinese attacks northwest of Suwon were repelled in fog shrouded fighting with tanks and artillery.
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Anwang
Sinchan
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United Nations
Suwon
Peiping
Truman Calls Congress to Raise Taxes Now and Plan Higher Later
Washington (UP) President Truman urged Congress to raise taxes by 10 billion dollars immediately and prepare for even heavier levies. He proposed a 4 billion personal income tax increase, 3 billion more income taxes for corporations, and 3 billion more federal excise taxes. He also urged closing loopholes in present tax laws and signaled potential further tax requests depending on act on the January budget. The plan aims to balance the budget amid a 37.6 billion spending package and a gap between receipts and outlays of about 16.5 billion.
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Treman
White House denounces rail strike as threat to security
President Truman's administration denounces a coast-to-coast railroad walkout by about 10,000 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members as a threat to national security. The wildcat strike idled 160,000 industrial workers, disrupted 49 railroads, and triggered embargoes on freight and some mail, with no clear government plan to end the walkout.
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Flaming Auto Drove Off Then Vanished in Fire
Reports from Hayward area describe a flaming automobile driven by Richard Romero away from his home before dawn. The car burst into flames. witnesses said gasoline and exhaust lit a fence and hedge at Mrs. Van den Berghe’s property. Romero’s whereabouts remained unknown as fire crews fought the blaze and officials pursued leads.
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Cistro Valley
A. H. VandenBerghe
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Vanden Berghe
Castro Valley
Sheriul
Duyuli
Four Vehicle Crash at Castro Valley School Scene
A four vehicle collision in front of Castro Valley school at 11 30 a m caused extensive damage to two cars but left at least six people uninjured. Albert E Roach of Castro Valley drove a dump truck that stopped for construction traffic signals triggering a chain reaction with MeLaren Fenton and BL Glevelid. The semi driver Louis Nebes of Reno said brakes failed to stop in time. An ambulance took no one to hospital after a bruised woman declined care.
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Albert E. Roach
William Street
Roach
MeLaren Fenton
Alana Wath
BL. Glevelinid
Mores Avenue
Rnach
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Louis
Nebes
Reno
Weather forecast fragment incomplete with scattered terms
Fragment lacks complete details but indicates parity cloudy conditions this afternoon and tonight. Mentions Saturday with fair weather and morning fog. No valid temperatures or dates provided.
Rochester Snow Shows Radioactive Traces Probe
The New York office of the Atomic Energy Commission said it is investigating reports of radioactive snow in Rochester New York after Las Vegas tests. University of Rochester cooperation continues as officials review radiological safety measures and weather service support to ensure public safety.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Thomas Bh. Dewey
Ottawa
Las Veras de Lonatiang
ARC
Atomic Energy Commmission
Roehester
Jenn
U.S. Air Force
U. Weather Bureau
Six-Year-Old Hit On Bike Not Hurt
Billy Wy, a six year old from San Leandro, rode his bicycle into a car on Lark Street near Bard Avenue and was rushed to a hospital yesterday. No injuries were found and he was released. The boy attends Thomas Jefferson School. The driver, Thomas Goyette, 40, of San Leandro, was not cited.
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San Leandro
Bay Area Eyewitnesses Describe Distant Atomic Flash
Dozens of Bay Area residents reported seeing a pre-dawn flash near Las Vegas about 350 miles away. Hayward and San Mateo locals contacted sheriff deputies and police with observations likening it to an arc welder’s torch, initially thought to be a transformer blowout.
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Fairview
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San Francisco
Marvin McIntyre
San Mateo
San Diego
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United Airlines
Battle Mountain
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Las Vergas
Bitter cold grips nation from coast to coast
United Press reports a sweeping Arctic chill brings snow and floods across the United States with at least 264 deaths from weather related incidents and over 100 million dollars in citrus and crop losses. The Kentucky Cumberland rivers drive 5,000 from homes in southeastern Kentucky as officials warn of escalating damage. Cleveland endures 14 inches of snow as the storm toils on.
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Florida’ Peninsula
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Kentucky
Cumberland
Cleveland
Four-Day Freeze Grips Hayward With Subzero Mornings
Hayward records four consecutive days with subfreezing lows. Early mornings show 31 degrees today, mirroring Tuesday. The coldest two mornings of the year occurred Wednesday and Thursday at 30 degrees.
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Record cold grips central U S with deep January lows
A sweeping arctic air mass pushed into the country from the Rockies to Maine. Temperatures tumbled to minus 42 at Lone Rock Wisconsin and plummeted to minus 20 at Evansville Indiana. All-time January lows were set or tied across the south and midwest as far as Texas and the Great Lakes region.
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Tenn
Memphis
Tenney
Shreveport
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Austin
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Moridi
New Jersey Seizes Bus and Trolley Systems
In Newark New Jersey officials seized bus and trolley systems and ordered 6 400 drivers and machines to quell the strike. Leaders of the Amalgamated Association of Bus Street Car and Motor Coach Employes AFL called a meeting of strikers to instruct them to return to work.
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N- Stile
New Jersey
Stalley
Amalgamated Association of Bus, Street Car and Motor Coach Employes
AFL
Huge Cloud Mushrooms Over Test Ground Across Four States
A tremendous atomic blast near the Las Vegas test grounds produced a cloud mushroom seen from Las Vegas and four western states. The pre-dawn explosion, fourth in a week, caused a bright flash, a local concussion, and alarms across the city. Officials fielded calls while observers noted the sky lighted and billboards could be read from afar.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Daily News
Skelen Brush
Cantom
Mitel Coianee
Building permits lead in Alamo County a month record
Marcus Carlson county building official reports January permits totalled 7,415 dollars, nearly 20 percent of the year’s total. The month’s figure surpasses last October’s 274,600 dollars by 4,140,615, with breakdowns showing single family dwellings 6,642,000 and dwelling alterations 12. Private waterworks and public works also listed, among miscellaneous permits.
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Friden Directors Reelected at Annual Meeting San Leandro
Friden Calculating Machine Co executives were reelected and officers reappointed at the annual board meeting at the San Leandro home office. Walter S. Johnson was named president, John M. Lund vice president and general manager.
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Walter S. Johnson
John M. Lund
Harles I. Gruenhagen
Secy
Inflation Fuels Stocks to 80 Year Highs in Early Trading
In New York investors bid up stocks to fresh 80 year highs driven by inflation fears and strong volume. Traders welcomed the Treasury victory over the Federal Reserve on government stabilization with low interest rates seen as inflationary.
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Nw York
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve System
Cherryland School Bid Exceeds Estimate by 46 Percent
Hayward elementary school board opened bids for a four classroom and multipurpose room addition to Cherryland School. The low bid of 224,998 from Oakland Contractors topped the state's earlier estimate of 153,305 by 46 percent and will be reviewed by the state allocations board with the district's funding request.
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Cherryland School
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Ndence
Oakland
N. T. Lewis
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Hayward Board
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