Explosion Shatters Cohen Home
A bomb exploded at 4 20 am PST at the Cohen residence shattering all windows and damaging adjoining homes in Brentwood. Cohen and his wife were in bed. he escaped injury and later faced an assault trial while neighbors reported the blast felt miles away and damaged a nearby house. Detectives investigated the scene as police and crime lab techs roped off the area.
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U.R K
Mickey Golut
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Cohena
Katherine Jonoa
Pallee
Slavonne
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Tryans
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Willan
Ware
Piass
Wendy Gude
Gude
Farm Market Help Wanted Ad From Bulletin Voice
An old farm market advertisement shows a misspelled note seeking work in a rural market. It boasts twenty years of experience and skills such as milking cans and handling hogs, reflecting a bygone labor column tone from a local bulletin. The fragment hints at early employment themes and the era’s job classifieds.
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Atlanta
Billie Flanagan
Ife
Déargin
Wulletin
School Bond Vote Tomorrow Across Hayward Area
Voters face two bond questions in tomorrow's election affecting five districts including Hayward and Castro Valley. The Hayward Daily Review will run an information line from 8:30 to 10:30 pm with staff answering questions and transportation assistance arranged to polling places across multiple districts.
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Hayward
The
Hayward Daily Review
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Castro Valley
Sud Lorenzo
Eden
Independent
Wayward Union High School
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Tennyson
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Palmares
Medwood Canyon
Respect
Tol Moran
Baywood
Old Markham
Burbank
Muir
Castry Valley
Castr Valley Grammar
Tro Valley Boulevari
San Lorenzo
Ashland
San Lorenzo Village
Sunset
Fairanont
David B. Martin
Seek Pay For City Councilmen
A Hingwakes group circulates petitions to place on the April ballot a proposition to pay city council members $50 per month and the mayor $74 per month for services. The measure says council members other than the mayor would be paid $60 per month, with the mayor receiving $74, and requires sufficent signatures to qualify. The current council members cannot receive pay unless re elected. The wording appears on the April b ballot if it qualifies. Yea. B.
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City of Haywarxt
Shell
Accident Ties Up Traffic On U S 50
A rear end collision on U S 50 near Santa Rical under heavy rain tied up traffic for miles. Howard Benedict 26 of Concur, John Palitier 38 of Richmond, and Eis sel Seibel 30 of Galland were involved as the third car struck the Palmer vehicle. Seibel’s daughter Phyllis, eight, had minor injuries.
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Palitier
Richmond
Eissel
Benedict
Seibel
Phyllis
Privace
Showers and Cool Weather Are Predicted
Forecast calls for showers and cooler temperatures across Hayward and northern California after weekend rainstorms. Winds rise along the coast with small craft warnings from Cape Mendocino to Point Conception. Russian River neared flood stage in Sonoma, while Sacramento and American rivers ran high and Marin County reported flooding in Tomales and Corte Madera areas. Weather bureau cautions persist.
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San Lorengo store manager returns home after hospital stay
A San Lorengo store manager who had been hospitalized for 25 days in San Prangisen hospital and then at another hospital returned home Saturday afternoon. His wife Jiernvic gave birth to a baby boy at Mt. Zim hospital Sunday afternoon, the couple’s first child. The manager resumed work in the San Lavean store the next morning amid rain and celebration.
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Models Paint From Life At Hayward Class
Draw From Live shows Hayward adult and technical school students sketching live models. In a public class held Mondays and Wednesdays 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. in room 75 of the auditorium building, instructor Lorn D. Kerr guides Miss Marion Troutner as Wanda Bray models. Students use oils, watercolors, pastels, or preferred media. Kerr, a University of Oregon graduate with UC Berkeley studies, teaches by day at Bimhurst Junior High in Oakland and resides in Cuatro Valley with his wife.
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Kerr
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University of California
Bim
Hurst -Junior High School
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Cuatro Valley
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Portland
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Ino
Padre
China
US Navy
Air Force Academy unlikely until 1951 says Spaatz
Washington dispatch reports the creation of an air force academy faces delays with 27 bills before Congress and a defense department site board led by Gen. Carl Spaatz examining 105 possible locations. The board has visited 43 sites and aims to finish before adjournment. the project could require 6 000 graduates at an estimated cost of 171 million dollars. General Hoyt S. Vandenberg cautions the air force can train officers without a separate academy.
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Air Force Academy
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Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Valley Methodist Men to Meet for Spaghetti Dinner
Valley Methodist men will gather at the church on Whe lton avenue for a spaghetti dinner at 6 pm tomorrow. The Rev. Josep Moreno, evangelist from New York, will speak. The Rev. Leroy Lindsay, pastor, invites all interested men to attend. reservations may be phoned to 1708 Fe ER Dyrhe, LA.
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Whelton Avenue
Josep Moreno
New York
Leroy Lindsay
Dyrhe
Census representatives on hand in Hayward today
Census bureau staff are in Hayward today and tomorrow to accept applications for census takers for the 17th federal census. Prospective workers may interview at the Veterans Memorial building between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. and again from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
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Two Men Steal March of Dimes Collection Box
Sheriff reports a March of Dimes collection box stolen from Double A Market on Caglyo Valley Boulevard Saturday night. Two unidentified men fled in a curbside car after making small purchases. witnesses and store employees described the suspects, ages about 24 to 26, with one shorter man 5 feet 7, 145 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes, wearing brown jacket and jeans. The other stood about 5 feet 8, 165 pounds, brown hair. Further identifications awaited deputies.
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Sheriff's Deputies
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Washington Avenue
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Vie
Garcia
Lawrence Brozini
Lorena Avenue
Castiro Valley
Gareia
Sears
Soe
Ashland Community Council Meets on Bond Election
Tomorrow's school bond election will be a main topic at the Ashland Community Council meeting at 8 p.m. at Ashland School. The group will also consider revising the council's constitution and by-laws. Refreshments will be provided by the Ashland Democrats.
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Ashland Community Council
Ashland
Astiland Denaerats
Weather note on candy show and winds I guess
Porily candy with fan show ere this afternoon and tonight decreasing Tuesday. South west winds 20-10 miles per hour this afternoon decreasing tonight and Tuesday.
Local Woman Found Dead in Barn Apparent Suicide
Mary J. Lang an 85 year old Hayward resident was found hanging from a barn rafter by her daughter in the early hours. A note left behind cited worry and suffering as the cause. Sheriff deputies and a detective examined the scene while relatives recalled her poor health recent days. Funeral services are pending.
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Boy Scout Week Opens Across Nation in 40th Birthday Year
President Truman will greet twelve Scouts at the White House as Boy Scout Week marks the 40th anniversary of the organization. Scouts representing 2,400,000 members travel from Independence Hall in Philadelphia to New York for events and a recommitment to the Scout Oath across time zones. The observance runs February 6 to 12 with the theme Strengthen Liberty. Eden Scout district plans many activities including the Anniversary Court of Honor at Bancrett School in San Leandro on Thursday, February 8.
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Bancrett School
San Leandro
Night senior class registration at Waywanlanion High School
Registration for night senior classes at Waywanlanion High School begins today at 6:30 PM in the administration building. The spring evening school semester starts today on the high school campus.
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Waywanlanion High School
Indo China Struggle Expands to Cold War Stage
An editor's overview notes Indo-Chinese tensions rising to international prominence as France fights Ho Chi Minh's rebels in Vietnam. Bao Dai is poised for recognition by the United States and Britain, with major stakes across Tonking, Annam, and Cochinchina and millions affected.
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Britain
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South China
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Annam
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Clevar
Truman invokes Taft-Hartley in coal strike action
President Truman used the Taft-Hartley provision to lift a 400000 coal miners strike by ordering a three member inquiry board. He instructed a report by Monday and signaled possible federal court action to force miners back to work if needed. Former union leader John Lewis warned of resistance to any strong action.
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Wall-Hartley
Taft-Hartley Act Seen As Major Labor Rights Advance
Robert N. Denham, general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, called the Taft-Hartley act the biggest step forward for labor relations. He said it gives unions an opportunity to remove communists from the labor movement and from broader parts of the nation. He noted the act protects both a worker’s right to join a union and to refrain from joining, without referencing the coal strike controversy.
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Los Angeles
Robert N._Dettham
Honsl” Labor Relations Board
Denham
Coal miners size up 70 day truce plan and strike
President proposes a 70 day truce to settle the coal dispute as miners walk out and 300000 diggers join 100000 others in a widening strike. Truman's plan faced Lewis denial delaying a peaceful solution and raising fears of industry shutdowns as coal output nears critical lows.
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