Gunman dies after raid on San Francisco bar
A gunman identified as Harvey Lewis opened fire in a crowded San Francisco bar injuring bartender Daniel Ramos and others before being shot by police. He fled through the area, threatened patrons, and was killed by officers after a standoff near a residence. Police said he had prior gun charges and was due for sentencing.
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Francisco
Jade Barian
Axi
Richetrick Mat
Harvey Marion
San Francisco
Ly Ramos
Denis 1
Ramos
Lew
Baele ‘Ater
Lewis
Choery
Manns
Rannos
Joan Greanland
Jamey Serpilio
Serpilio
Levis
Serpilin
Gheeeff
Serpili Thedouvay
Ane Farilon
Rosallo A. Keremajan
Alice
Kermaian
Thomas Cahill
Cahill
Palsied fund drive nears half million in hopes and efforts
In Hayward area a community campaign for cerebral palsy funds reports rising totals near 450000. Local youngsters and volunteers organized restaurant and nightclub tours and a Sunrise School charity walk to boost donations. A key telethon event in San Francisco is planned, with students like David Reassee collecting on a main street corner. Contributions, led by Sunrise School, were tallied at 4620 and further gifts push the total toward 450000, despite a late miscount.
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Hayward
Fotal
Cerebral Palsy Fund
Ningan
Arawneups
Mayward
Sunrke Sehouk
Ward
Walt Sunes
Whi
Indghey
Lie
Blo Valley
Alanda Court
San Kean USA
Tel Than
Mersvnal
Francisco
OoMrs
Judo
Hubert Railsback
Butch Frnat
Carl Young
Till’ Mullen
Casio Valley
Fea Netelthors
Palsy Fond
Clifford Asher
Dorry Maunt
Bill
Quar
Roger
Oprien
Ron
San Praneren
Cour
Drought Worsens Across Southwest and Plains
The drought stretched from the Great Lakes to the Southwest, with critical water shortages across Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas. Crops suffer as June sets records for dryness with streams low and rail supplies strained. Fargo sees record rainfall up to 3.42 inches as a storm floods basements and grounds a Northwest flight.
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Great Lakes
Towa
Oelahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Chickasha
Okla
Washita River
Tyne
Dakota
Fargo
N.D
Northwest Airlines
Portland
Ore
Minneapolis
Birth in Sacramento Officers assist delivery at home
Patrolmen Anthony Cevala and Carl Acker answered a call to the Anderson home in Sacramento last night and found a baby already born. They rushed the newborn to Sutter maternity Hospital, where Mrs Anderson and her daughter were later reported stable.
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Sacramento
John D. Anderson
Anthony Cevala
Carl Acker
Anderson
Inside Report on End of Plumbers One Day Strike
A fragmented page notes the end of a one day plumbers strike and mentions other labor actions across pages. It references President Truman whistle stopping in Arkansas with varying page citations and names, portraying a rough collage of wartime style dispatches and ongoing labor tensions.
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Uae
Council Meets To Open Bids On Water Main
Hayward city council meets in special session tonight at 8 to open bids for installation of a water main on Dean Street after a plunge in the area. Also on the agenda is a resolution authorizing the city to proceed with its rubbish abatement program. Special session deemed advisable to speed the project.
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Haywany
Althugh
Casire
Dean Street
Tonihi
GOP Delegate Showdown Shapes Cheney Plan to Blitz Convention
The Republican National Committee faces contested delegations from Florida Kansas Louisiana Mississippi Missouri and Texas as plans surface to blitz the convention Dwight D Eisenhower backers aim to seize control by contesting rules and possibly blocking Walter Hallahan for temporary chairman Taft seeks unity while Lodge pushes to alter convention rules to favor Eisenhower opponents debate media coverage and the party rift deepens with McCarthy invited to speak amid controversy.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Florida
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
Robert A. Taft
Harmony
Henry Cabot Tatas
Dwight JD. Bisenshower
Jie
Mintinnad
George Gabrichon
Eisenhower
Mlusfer
Lodge
Walter S. Hallahan
West Virginia
Gabrielson
Sen
Joseph BR. McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Herbert Hoover
Tkemen
Commuine
Balunes Armeey
taft-Tisennwa
Nimiltee
Npservices Feomy
Conrad Milton
Ohm Senate
Hyowa
Lone Star Diate
GOP National Committee
Taft Fornes
H. Jack Porter
Two North Koreans Surrender at Panmunjom
Two North Korean soldiers surrendered at Panmunjom in sight of Allied and Communist guards. It was the first such surrender at the truce village, where talks have continued since July. The deserters, chased by guards, were taken into UN custody after surrendering near a UN checkpoint.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Get
Armissire
Panuidont
U. N
Joseph Folen
Avtaria
North
AML Menibiae
Nearth Warcat
Child Hurt by Auto in Hayward Collision
Jo Ann Cunningham, 7, daughter of Mrs Dorothy Cunningham of 2547 Taina Avenue, was treated for lacerations and abrasions at Fairmont hospital yesterday after being struck by a car on Luau Avenue. Driver was Warren Hutt of 146010 Mirland Road San Leandro. Conditions expected mild with fair weather this afternoon, tonight and Wednesday.
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Hayward
Jo Ann Cunningnam
Dorothy Cunningham
Taina Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
Luan Avenue
Warner
Stocks Edge Up amid Market Quiet Trading
In New York stocks edged higher toward their near best levels in 27 years as the industrial average showed a small gain and oil shares remained a focus. The market held steady with mixed performances across key indices while traders awaited further signals.
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New York Dt
Marel V
Nilties
Les
Awith Voeter Hays
Byrnes Threatens to Bolt From Bourbon Convention
Houston dispatch reports South Carolina figure James F. Byrnes threatening to back a Texas walkout if its unpledged delegation is barred. The dispute centers on Texas presidential votes and a split among Texas delegates, one pro Truman and another opposed to the administration. Byrnes demanded adherence to party rules as southern governors conference debated the Texas split and potential seating challenges.
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Houston
Tex
Guy Taines F. Bernes
South Carolina
National Democrate
Texas
Hartle
Barnes
Truman
Byrnes
Aranda
Byries
Adi Severson
Two Juveniles Held for Robbing A Newspaperboy
San Leandro officers detained two juveniles aged 11 and 12 after an armed robbery of a newspaper delivery boy. Ten other youths were found with them. one 15 year old, Kerthy Heldman, was described as a suspect.
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San Leandro
Falhory
Depap Theen
Fui Hayward
Worr
Viethy
Say” Leaachin Dulve
Kerthy Heldman
Heldman
Wil Jams
Ygmnay
Stith Petty
Firecrackers Lead to Two Decote Charges
A confused OCR style report describes alleged illicit activity involving firecrackers, transfers, and a suspect duo near a Fourth Street store. An undercover exchange led to arrest. bail set at $300 as investigators pursue charges.
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Chow
Klayy
Niles Conte
Dpostare
Richard Conia
Wordmare
Mepute
Sharif W. Chast
Conan
Churchill Tells of New British Post in Korean War
London reports the Churchill government will appoint a senior Commonwealth officer as deputy chief of staff to UN commander General Mark W. Clark in the Far East. The move, announced by Selwyn Lloyd amid a Commons Korea debate, aims to reassure Labour critics over consultative war policy with the United States and Britain.
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Churchill
Korean War
London
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Far East
Canada
Australia
Kores
Selwyn Lind
House of [Commons
Defense Mintor
Karl Alexander
Lords
Dial Commons
Korea
Lioyd
Alexander
Japan
Washington
Winslet Churchill
Britain
Clark
United States
N. Patien
Jement R. Atter
Fisher Party
U.S
Labor
Commons
Winston Chutcht
Anthony Eden
Truman Says Control Bill Weakens Price Protections
President Truman denounces Congress for passing a weakened defense production act calling it dangerous and insufficient to curb inflation. He warns price controls and wage safeguards are eroded, risking a collapse of mobilization amid ongoing defense production growth. He urges full funding and cooperation to stabilize the economy.
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Washington
Truman Sale
Congress
Bram
Truman
Art Pruman
Hutler
Prunite
Easy to Pay Bills for Valley Residents
Bills for utilities and sewer fees are highlighted in Valley area notices. Read aloud at all hours, with open calls on Sundays from 10 a.m. for assistance with charges in Wishart's Redwood and surrounding streets. Contact MW or LO at the listed numbers for prescription services and help with parking area fees.
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Stro Valley
Vluklind Scavenger Association
EBLUL
Sanlare
Wishart
Redwood
Davis
Cotter
Redwand
Hawret
USA
Wishart Rents Desert Air Lamps for Relief
Desert Air Lamps rented by Wishart create a zone of warm air to ease miner coughs and cold symptoms. Claims include relief from bronchitis hay fever asthma and night air comfort. Advert shows price ten dollars a month with first month free upon purchase and lists many doctors who prescribe the device.
Wishart's Film Service Offers Kodacolor Movie Deal
A fragmented ad notes Kodacolor film option at Wishart's Film Service. It mentions a four day movie service and a two week development period, with unclear price details and an implied oxera charge. The readable text highlights Kodacolor and Wishart's as key entities.
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Wishart
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