F B I Called In On Niles Murder
FBI agents joined the Niles case after a German war bride allegedly killed her husband Willian Thomas Pelton. Police say he was found with six bullet wounds on his forehead, a fiery mark near the wreck, as investigators pursue leads from Los Angeles to Amarillo Texas.
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Amarillo
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Tile Degaarde Pellon
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Womsin
Willian Thomas Pelton
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Niles-Alvarado Toal
Ike Joins Congressmen For Prayers In Washington
President Eisenhower, joined by congressmen, attended a breakfast prayer session in Washington to seek divine guidance on the Ford plant site and related industrial and religious affairs. The event, sponsored by church groups, touched on faith in government and the planned 2,000 acre site with a $35,000,000 investment.
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Cresicent Eigenhower
Hayward
Ford Matoy Company
Tnt
Patsonsioy Cay
Laborite Warns U S Near War With China
London reports former Labour foreign secretary Herbert Morrison warned during an emergency House debate that the United States could be drawn into war with mainland China over Formosa. He urged Britain not to send troops or aid, cautioned against Chiang Kai-shek’s blockade threats, and stressed dangers to British shipping if U S actions escalate.
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Formosa
United States
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China
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Huston
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Irvington Man Pleads Innocent in Check Case
Richard Leigh, 40, of 108 Mission Street Trymeton, pleaded innocent before Judge A Quaresmian in Washington Township Justice Court on Feb 7 for passing insufficient funds checks. He is charged with writing two bad checks totaling 150 dollars to Mission Way Grocery Irvington and Warren Food Mart in Santa Clara County. A preliminary hearing was set for the case.
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A. Quaresmian
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Inwnship Justice Court
Leigh
Edward Mendonca
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Ington
Warvington Food
Santa Claral
Cece Te Mare
Washington faces tax cut timetable claims by Congress
Robert S. Allen reports that Republican leaders appear united on tax cuts and business profits, while disagreeing on timing. The White House pushes for delayed budget and tax reductions this year, but Congress reportedly seeks earlier action after major appropriations.
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Mivichely
GOM
White House
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Commissioners Propose Pay Rise for Castro Valley Fire Department
Castro Valley updates show county supervisors urged a $26 monthly starting pay raise for Itra Valley firefighters. The plan, drafted after a board meeting, includes $20 second year, $8 third year, and $5 fourth year steps, with no current members past year one. A two week vacation, paid sick leave, and year two salary alignment for new hires were also recommended. Retroactive pay was not granted, and Chief Mike Johnson faced no additional staff on March do. A motion named Calaned Merveill A. Phinentrl as view chair of the bryred.
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Mike Johnason
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Merveill A. Phinentrl
Man Dies After Sunday Injury in Oakland
Andrew Oli, eight, of Oakland, died in an Oakland hospital Tuesday from injuries suffered Sunday when struck by a car on Castro Valley Boulevard. Investigators said a dense fog obscured his view as he walked in the eastbound traffic lane. The fatality marks a third traffic death in Alameda County this year.
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Andrew Oli
Castro Vidley Boulevard
Olson
Castro Valley Bouleyard
Paul P. Ventress
Casten Valem
Vouitress
East Bend
Olio
Aleaneda
Two Arrested for Hayward Burglary
Hayward police report two men Calvin Mack and Monro Monro 28 and 27 were held after a burglary on Monday night with roughly 500 worth of property taken. Witness Leandra Caplin aided the investigation and identified the suspects.
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City of Hayward Corporation
Yard
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Monver
Pn Leandra
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Drovaughiess
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Hales
Donna Street
Tray
Mick
Nee Sty
Monroe's Hare
Mastem
Dulles Urges German UK of NATO Pact
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged West German leaders in Bonn to ratify a NATO pact to form a six nation European army. He stressed unity in Western Europe as essential for Germany’s peaceful unification and a stronger Atlantic community.
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Ean
Marold F. Starr
Don
Adenauer
Weil
Suoime
Eading
NATO
Luxury ship nearly rams piers amid New York port strike
The luxury liner Constitution narrowly avoided ramming two piers while docking in mid Manhattan as longshoremen walked out over tugboat picket lines. Disruption halted most ship and cargo movement at the city’s largest port, with further tense labor action surrounding other vessels and docks.
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Joseph Po Ryan
North River Pier
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Amervan Uner
John Dryer
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Voyan
Fire kills one as 50 escape city building blaze
A four story city building near Center City department store area burned during morning rush hour. Louis Mlipman, 84, died in the flames after reportedly opening a fourth floor window before falling back. About 40 workers on the fourth floor plus others fled as the blaze spread to upper levels. Fire crews fought the flames for 90 minutes. authorities believe most occupants escaped unharmed. The incident prompted postponement of the International Dinner at San Lorenzo High School due to unrelated scheduling issues.
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Dure
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Research Clerk Stabbed to Death in Manhattan
James Doyle Jr of the Bronx, a clerk in John Ray Dunning’s Columbia University engineering office, was stabbed with an icepick last night. Police opened a homicide probe to see if the killing involved transfer of A bomb information. Doyle was found in a hallway with the weapon in his chest. robbery was ruled out.
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James Doyle
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John Ray Dunning
Columbia University School of
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Sea Retreats From Flooded Lowlands
The sea pulled back from Holland's flooded lowlands as rescue crews including American Army ducks and allied units pressed a massive relief operation. Thousands trapped on Schouwen and Goeree-Overflakkee awaited evacuation while dikes showed new breaches and officials urged aid before another freezing night.
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Eden to visit United States for exploratory talks next month
British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden will travel to the United States in March for exploratory discussions with officials including John Foster Dulles and George M. Daley. The State Department says the visits are informal and not aimed at negotiating new agreements, though Britain seeks alignment on foreign policy and potential reliance on U.S. aid.
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State Department
Johin Foster Daley
Treasury
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Mimphres Dulles
London
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All Wage Controls End Soon
Washington reports that wage controls will be lifted within about 46 hours unless the White House vetoes the moves. Informed sources say price ceilings on meats textiles and many other items could be removed by week’s end to align with President Eisenhower’s plan to end price wage controls by April 30.
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Joseph Free
Eisnahower
James C. Hagerty
Harry Weiss
Sigenhower
Unification Study Promised for Hayward District
Alameda county committee chair O'Brien Henderson of San Leandro said unification for the Hayward area school districts would be studied as soon as practicable. A letter reading before Hayward union high trustees said a meeting of Henderson's committee would be held soon. The trustees had asked two weeks earlier for a feasibility study on district reorganization.
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Hayward Area
O'Brien Henderson
San Leandro
Alameda County
Henderson
Hayward Union
Ender Son
Inside Page Two School Trustees and Adult Education Change
On the inside overview trustees vote on adult education changes and related school issues. Notes reference Heyward Sarr Lorenzo and clashes among factions. Readers prompted to turn to page 2 for details and page 14 for a nun’s vow.
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