Severe Midwest Cold Bites Nation With Record Winds
A massive Arctic outbreak grips the nation with bone chilling lows across Wisconsin Michigan and nearby states. Lone Rock Wisconsin reports 53 below zero while Cadillac Michigan hits 43 below and other towns register deep freezes. At least 88 deaths are linked to the cold including highway accidents fires and exposure as districts brace for partial relief with a slow warm trend.
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San Francisco Grand Jury Indicts Frank Londo for Murder
The San Francisco grand jury indicted Frank Londo, 36, a bulldozer operator, for the murder of his wife Vera in their home on January 16. He admitted killing her and drove for two days with her body in the trunk of his car. doctors at San Francisco Hospital found him sane.
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28 Degrees Forecast Across East Bay and Sierra
The weather outlook predicts freezing temperatures with hayward in the planner near 28 degrees and Sacramento valley expected 22 to 25 for tonight. Snowflakes were observed last night in Eastbay though they melted on impact. Winds to 50 mph lash the Sierra with Blue Canyon at 17 and Corner Summit reporting very low readings.
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Blue Canyon
U S May Draft All Men Later
Washington MPs report the defense department opposes raising the draft age beyond 25 now while suggesting mobilization could require service from men of all ages. The same session outlines tax increases and a government decentralization plan to move workers from Washington to other cities and nearby locales.
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Slim margin decides re election to San Lorenzo Village board
In a one vote margin Darrell Rogers advertising executive of a San Francisco department store appears to be reelected director of the San Lorenzo Village Homes association. An unofficial tally after three precincts closed shows Rogers, Carroll Rogers, William Burk ers Adrian Spring among leads. 250 votes cast Monday. Official canvass occurs at the old board meeting tonight at 4 at the Community Center.
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Bill) Burkers
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Jane) Spring
Annus
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Boy Scout and
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Marvin Richardson
William Sullivan
A. C. Clements
Orvis Nelson
David Allen
M. J. Sanford
N51
Davidl Thiel
Clemetsts
Civil Defense Council
Soldier barred from high school graduation for army uniform
Mrs. Margaret Oelrich, mother of 18 year old Howard Oelrich from Camp Cooke, says her son was kept off the stage during his high school graduation because he wore an army uniform. He reportedly went backstage, received his diploma, and was shooed away for not waving a cap and gown.
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Howard
Warren Signs Child Care Center Continuation Bill
Governor Earl Warren signed into law measures sustaining state funding for child care centers and raising pay for state employees. The action reinforces state support amid ongoing budget considerations.
Mothers March Tonight In Polio Fund Drive
More than 500 PTA members in the Hayward area will canvass their territories tonight from 7 to 9 as part of a Mothers March of Polio. Volunteers will visit homes with porch lights on, armed with lists of donor names and amounts in a citywide March of Dimes fundraiser across Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo districts.
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Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Asheland
Valle Vista
Tennyson
Mt. Eden
Baumberg
Alta Vista
el Portal
Mathers
Robert Mathwison
Phoebe A. Hearst Topnell Pta
Chaiman
March of Dimes
Hay Ward
Hayward Area
Cait
Matheisen
R. D. Armstrong
Nunes and
San Miguel
Alfred Bruwaug
Mathis
Williams
R.A. Johnson
Mariel
Albert E. Parma
Soviet bloc fails to adjourn UN debate on aggressor China
The Soviet bloc urged adjournment of the United Nations debate on the American resolution labeling Communist China an aggressor until home governments respond. Poland, Russia, and Czechoslovakia asked for delay. the committee refused 32 to 10 with 12 abstentions. The session eyed labeling China as aggressor as India warned the move could block peace in Korea.
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Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Russai
Jacob A. Malik
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India
Korea
Russia
Poland
U. S
Far Prices Up Five Percent In December to January
Washington reports farm prices rose five per cent from mid December to mid January while prices paid by farmers for supplies rose less than three per cent.
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Agriculture Department
Warren Weighs Shelter Tests At Nevada Atomic Site
Governor Warren urged the federal government to test various bomb shelter designs at the Las Vegas atom site and to allow civil defense leaders to witness upcoming tests. He suggested civilian shelters should endure mid air, ground, and underwater detonations to inform a shelter program.
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Barl Warren
Las Vegas
Warren
Nevada
National Resources Board
Title Bout Set for April Fourth in San Francisco
Light weight boxing contender Dell Flanagan of St Paul earned a unanimous ten round decision over Archie Whitewater of San Francisco Friday night and now meets Williams for the San Francisco title bout on April 4. Promoter Bill Kyne said Williams has been offered 25000 for the clash.
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Dell Flanagan
St. Paul
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Flanagan
Archie Whitewater
Wildcat rail switchmen walkout hits six roads
Washington reports government and labor sources expect the wildcat walkout by switchmen to spread to other lines and cities. Hundreds seek action on demands for a shorter work week without pay. shipments of war goods were delayed as lines in Chicago and Detroit were disrupted and federal injunctions looming.
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Elgin
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Truman
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Missouri and rockets bombard Kansong coast Korea
U S forces report a daylong bombardment of Kansong on Korea s east coast led by Missouri and a fleet of ships. Carrier planes and rocket ships joined the attack as 8th Army advances toward Seoul slowed amid heavy fighting with Chinese artillery and entrenched enemy troops.
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Kansung
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Suwon
Chrysler awards contract for new San Leandro plant
Chrysler announces a $5,000,000 expansion project at its Dodge plant in San Leandro California. The new facility will cover over 730000 square feet, may house automotive work and defense projects, and is slated for completion by year end. About 1500 workers will be employed. The existing plant covers 300000 square feet on 64 acres and includes an assembly unit and distribution of parts to Chrysler dealers in the West.
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Ton and Walberg
Eisco
Cone
San Leandro Calif
Chrysler
L. L. Collbert
Dodge
I Paris
Adjassembly
Dodge Aistant
Wage Freeze Thaws as Board Debates Increases
Washington reports a potential thaw in wage freezes as the wage stabilization board nears a decision on raises for 450,000 United Mine Workers and contemplates a 10 percent rise over January 3 1950 levels. A price regulation aims to limit profits on retail margins, with disputes over dealer margins and fringe benefits.
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United Mine
Cyrus 5
Ching
Michael V. DiSalle
Reapportionment talk spurs Southern Alameda district push
Nine Southern Alameda county communities meet in Dublin to back a new assembly district from 93rd avenue south to the county line. Leonard Seeley urges a single southern district while stressing population limits and shared regional issues. Local leaders vow to study the plan and send recommendations to Assembly interim committee on elections and reapportionment.
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Chambers of Commerce
Dublin
Herbert F. Way
Hayward Area
Assembly Interim Committee On
Callaghan
Roger Anderson
Roosevelt Building
West Seventh Street
AT&SF proposes two for one stock split in day gains
FINAL STOCKS NEW YORK UP Atchison Topeka Santa Fe directors proposed a two for one split of common and preferred shares, injecting life into a waning market. The move followed a firm opening with irregular and quiet trading into early session, as Banta Festock reacted to the news with a surge to a fresh high since 1941.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Janssen to Confer on Lorenzo School Transportation
Supervisor George Janssen will confer this afternoon with Hayward Union High School District officials on transportation and traffic problems, as indicated at this morning’s board meeting.
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