Dunn Voices Public Aid for Education to Back Bond Plan
Oakland supervisor Francis Dunn urged a public education campaign to back a multi million dollar county building bond. The plan aims to relieve costly renting and provide adequate county facilities, with support from the Taxpayers’ association and Chamber of Commerce seen as crucial. The board’s building committee outlined options including a four story welfare building addition and a Hall of Records project, with significant state and federal cost-sharing anticipated. Meanwhile, two Hayward area women were arrested in a prostitution raid at an Ashland trailer court cabin, and a cab driver was taken into custody as an alleged accomplice. The operation followed an undercover decoy setup and yielded little evidence of marked currency.
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Oakland
Francis Dunn
Dunn
Ralph Hoyt
Cout
Board of Supervisors
Duan
Counry
Leland Sweeney
Te Eden
Httle
County Welfare
Broadway
Berward Cerrutith
Striete
Ofhools
Vaushi Seidel
Superior Court
Hoyt
Chris
Pax
Views Wagier
Seidel
Cnto
Hall of Records
Hayward
Alameda County
Santa Rita
Andy Marreira
168Th Avenue
Asvland
Catherine Giacobbe
Willisms Street
Castro Valley
Jeff Tey
Harold Hawkins
Meguoxa
Vio
Seid
Cath Way
Romero
Jack Reidy
Tommy Mouchins
Ths
Hawkins
Pam
Morreira
Rory Lieut
Reidy
Houghing
Walter Cordon
Leonard Johnson
Houchins
Missy Gizcoble
Ashe
Nevada
Giacobbe
Hay- Ward
House Committee Poised to Approve Ike Tariff Bill
Washington report says Republicans in the House Ways and Means Committee near final approval of President Eisenhower’s tariff-cutting bill. The panel rejected a request to trim duties on some products but kept authority for reciprocal cuts over three years, with 15 percent target and a value-based cap. Other notes include a 913.8 million appropriation request for the current year and a 5 percent postal pay increase proposal from the National Association of Special Deliverers. A separate House measure asks to relocate the 1960 Olympic Games to Detroit.
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Washington
Eisenhow Yatffcutting
Bil
House
W Means
Hout
Eisenhower
Congress
Veterans Administration
National Association of Special Deliverengers
White House
Detroit
Pathologist to Check Body of Castro Valley Man
A 52 year old Castro Valley man Augie Nielsen was found dead in his creek side bed behind his home at 6244 Castro Valley boulevard. Deputy Coroner Miller says he died hours earlier with his pipe tobacco and pigeon feed nearby. A neighbor saw Nielsen Tuesday evening and he planned to feed his pigeons.
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Castro Valley
Augie Nielsen
Castro Valley Boulevard
Nielsen
Douglas Miller
Red gun boats shell Nanki evacuation as Formosa patrol intervenes
In the Formosa Straits near Nanki Island, Nationalists evacuated 500 civilians from Nanki as four Communist gun boats shelled them. U S Formosa Patrol ships and air cover arrived and the Reds fled toward the coast with no shots fired. The evacuation proceeded after the encounter, amid ongoing atomic committee tensions and political infighting.
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Formosa
Recs
U. S
Decoto Police Hold Three in Break-In
Three youths from Hayward Ian Vicirra 24 Arthur Miller 19 and William Swin 20 are held for burglary investigation after a break in at Alco Cannery in Washington Township Tuesday night. They took a type and a bracelet later discarded. initial statements suggested no preplanned entry, implying a staged break in.
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Decoto
Hayward
Ian Vicirra
Arther Miller
William Swin
Alco Cannery
Washington Township
Dangerous deployment looms as Tachens evac complete
Nationalist forces move from the Tachens toward Quemoy and Matsu amid a crowded air and sea corridor. U.S. and Nationalist ships shuttle between Keelung and Formosa as evacuation accelerates, with plans to redeploy troops closer to Red-held shores once Tachens are cleared. The move aims to shorten lines and intensify coastal defense against a potential Red intrusion.
AFL Convenes To Ratify Historic Labor Merger
AFL president George Meany calls an executive council meeting to ratify a merger with the CIO ending decades of labor feuding. The pact, signed with CIO President Walter Reuther, would unify labor for the 15 million workers and faces approvals from AFL CIO units and a joint convention later this year. Reuther and Meany foresee a united labor movement into 1948, while Teamsters chief Dave Beck may bolt if the deal succeeds.
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George Meany
AFL
Walter Reuther
CIO
Miami Beach
Fla
Ami Beach
Meany
AFL Executive Council
United Labor Movement
Maeig
New York
L Meany
Reuter
Free Trade Union Movement
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Dave Beck
AFL International Teamsters Union
Beck
Washington
Heas
Felze
Hillview Crest Annex Review Ignites Local Debate
Tonight Hayward city council will hear opposed Hillview Crest annexation plans. Residents complain of short notice and secrecy as organizers discuss a potential move to join Hillview Crest with Hayward. Proponents cite costs but no formal opposition is yet organized.
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Hillview Crest
Hayward
Hayward Ciy Council
Hillview “Crest
I Ol
Lure Campoe
Geneva Avenue
Haold Strauer
Pulaski
Lee
Hillview
Lal
Paul ‘Shields
Putasii Drive
Wimview Crest
Campbell
Strauel
Coty Names Pi Timlin Premier-Designate in French Crisis
Paris reported President Rene Coty named Pi Timlin of the Popular Republican party as premier-designate to resolve the day-old government crisis. Antoine Pinay said he could not assemble enough support to form France’s 21st postwar government as Mendes-France’s resignation deepened the stalemate. Pfli mlin’s acceptance is uncertain. parties split and no cabinet formed yet.
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Paris
Rene Coty
Pi Timlin
Popular Republican Party
MRP
France
Reliabe
Antoine Pinay
Coty
Pélimlin
Fleemlinh
Pierre Mendes
Booster Committee Meeting In Hayward Chamber
The first meeting of the Booster committee of the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce will be held at 10 o clock Monday in the chamber office at 594 Castro Street Hayward.
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Boost Ieys
Hayware ‘Area
Chamber’ of Commerce
Tthe Chamber
Castro’ Street
Hayward
Churchill rules out early talks with Bulganin
Britain’s Prime Minister refused to engage in immediate discussions with Soviet Premier Bulganin, saying a four power conference could be sought only after Paris and London agreements are ratified. The Labour Party pressed for clarity on Soviet offers for talks and a German question settlement.
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Churchill
Bulgan
London
Winston
Germany
Bonn
Clement Atlee
Labor Party
T Hey
Anthony Eden
Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
Georgi K. Zhukov
Minis
William Hayter
Moscow
Lelling Aneurin Bevan
Russia
House of Commons
Nationalist Defense Pact Approved By Senate
The Senate approved a U S Nationalist China defense treaty with Chiang Kai shek by 34 to 6 sending it to President Eisenhower for signature The pact empowers defense of Formosa the Pescadores and other Nationalist held islands off Red China and is permanent unlike a temporary Formosa crisis resolution The six dissenters were Morse Langor Lehman Kefauver Gore and others with concerns over Quemoy Matsu and sovereignty wording.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Red China
Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
Eisenhower
Houses
Congress
Eisenhower Carlie
Pescadores
Dennis Caaver
D-N-M
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Estes Kefauver
Quemoy
Matsu
Foreign Relations Committee
Morse
Langex
Lehman
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Robert Allen
7Th Fleet
E Rew
Lewis Strauss
Joint’ Congressional Atomic’ Committee
Hare Yuke
Tachen
Taipey
Tachen Islands
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Keelung
Tachens
Quemayae
Nanchi Islands
United Press State
Yorktown
Kaff
Ald. Vy
Sport Radio Jak
Techens
Tachen Island
Pishan
Wan
Generatissino
Chiang Kale
Yikiangshan
Acat -Talehen
Alfred M. Pride
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Editoria
Hillview Crest Annex
Hayward City
Donald Patterson
York Drive
Lown
King
F. ‘Cole
Champlain Letyees
A. J. DeMamiel
Potsdam Street
Crest
Rayward-Niles Nigtway
Hall
Washington Townrip
Pinay Faileé
Pfli Dn
IMRP
Chi
Mendes-France
Pfilimiia
Western Union
Ivan Konev
Daily Télegraph
Warnec
West
Pontiac
Alamede County
Cestro
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