Pittsburgh Steel Mills Return After 12 Hour Strike
After a nationwide 12 hour strike, production workers flood back to their jobs at wage gains averaging over 15 cents per hour. U S Steel and USW signed a wage pact expiring June 30, with price increases by producers to follow, and mills expect near normal operation by weekend ahead of July 4.
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U.S. Ste Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Pacesetter
U.S. Steel Corp
Ts. Steel Corp
USW
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jones and Laughlin
David J. McDonald
Republic Steel
Youngstown ‘Sheet and Tube
Great Lakes
Pittsburgh Steel
Allegheny-Ludlum
Jst
U.S
Hood
Chessman urges youths to avoid crime in new book
San Francisco convicts author Chessman in death row writes trials and life on the rack. He warns youngsters crime is dirty and not glamorous, urging them to quit crime as he nears July 15 execution after entering death row July 3, 1948.
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Chessman
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Death Row
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California
Ex Local Man Dies In Accident Near Sonora
Clarence W. Bitting 45, former Hayward resident and Seabee veteran, died after a four car crash on Highway 102 near Sonora. An unidentified woman also died. Earl Kynette and Twain Harter were seriously injured. Bitting had worked near Sonora four months and previously lived in Hayward since 1918. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hayward mortuary.
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Hayward
Central
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Ralph Bitting
Victory Drive
The
Daily Review
Lois Pierce
Burton Hinds
Burjingame
Earl Kynette
Twain Harter
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Florida
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Saudi Arabia
Hayd Mortuary
Rudolph Deike Funeral Service Set Tuesday
Services for Rudolph Edward Deike 67 who died Thursday will be held Tuesday in Castro Valley Mortuary chapel at 11 am. He lived at 18133 Lamson Road Castro Valley for 13 years and was a retired pattern maker. Survived by widow Marian, two children Jean Jesser and R Ed win Deike, and stepfather Arthur Ely. Grandfather Patricia and Robert Jesser. Friends may call at Castro Valley mortuary chapel until 10 pm Monday.
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Rudolph Edward Deike
Deike
Lamson Road
Oakland
Deixe
Marian B. Deike
Jean Jesser
Walnut Creek
R. Edwin Deike
Arthur Ely
Hongiulu
Hawaii
Patricia
Robert Jesser
Castro Valley Mortuary
Lake Chabot Road
Richard Norberg
Eden Congregational Church
Hayward
Joint Installation Planned July 30
Centerville area announces a joint installation of officers for American Legion Post No 195 and Auxiliary No 195 on July 30. Legion officers elected recently. Auxiliary to pick its officials July 13. Installations to be led by visiting teams from Oakland. New Legion officers include Clifford Rogers commander Lester Gray Edwin Mello vice commanders Marston Cassel junior vice commander Stanley Machado sergeant at arms James McKennan assistant sergeant at arms Dorothy Gomes historian Frank Weit judge adjutant Manuel Swartz Arthur Gomes and Leland Steinmetz as trustees.
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Centerville
American Legion
Legion
Auxiliary
Oakland
Clifford Rogers
Lester Gray
Edwin Mello
Marston Cassel
Stanley Machado
James McKennan
Dorothy Gomes
Chicago Teenage Warfare Ends in Fatal Shotgun Blast
A sweltering Chicago night saw a 17 year old killed by a shotgun blast after 15 teenagers attacked three youths near a streetcorner on the South Side. Seven teens were rounded up as police investigated the incident, tied to rival gang feuds and past knife fights. A second clash at Riverview Park left three youths stabbed, two seriously, following an alleged remark about a girl.
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Riverview Park
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Eugene von Petty
O'Brien
Marion Green
Billy
Smith
Riverview
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Peni
Robert ‘Andre
Otto Schmidt
Petty
Whoenswood Hospital
Green
Reorganization Area School Boards Elect New Officers
Yesterday area school boards reorganized naming new officers and approving budgets. Hayward and Castro Valley districts approved prelim budgets, planned new sites at Hansen Road East Avenue and Fairview, and sought state funds for growth. Castro Valley set July 26 for bids on Van Ney Proctor schools.
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Castro Valley
Red Hayward
H. F. McCarter
Hansen Road
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Fairview
Hanson Road
Alameda County
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Proctor
William P. Burke
Via Cielo
San Lorenzo
Burke
Ralph van Nortwich
Marlin Haley
Hayward Union
George Phillips
Robert Taylor
MT. Eden
Walter Thompson
Kenneth Na[bors
William A. Tenney
la Vista
Francis D. Peixotos
Glassbrook
Schacer J and
Gadeing Roads
Alameda County Plans Safe and Sane Fourth festivities
Alameda County schedules a Lake Merritt display after dark and a Pleasanton parade at 1:10 p.m. Tomorrow features a five mile marathon starting in San Leandro. Monday includes a fireworks show at the Fairgrounds and many East Bay events such as sailboat races, folk dances, and a senior parade along Solano Avenue. Officials warn stores will close for holiday observances.
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Alameda County Fair
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San Leandro City Hall
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Rae County Fear Forces
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San Pablo Park
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Ma- Tet
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Albany
National Outboard Motor Association
Aquatic Park
U.S. Air Force
Davie Stadium
Albany Memorial Park
Credit Union Official Explains Benefits in Niles Meeting
Charles R. Stark, president of the California Credit Union League, spoke at the south county chapter June gathering at Crow Canyon chateau on the necessity of good credit union management. A group discussion followed with officials and members from Pacific States Steel, Niles, Wedgeswood Breem, Newark, Carpenters Union Hayward, Poultry Producers Hayward, Caterpillar Tractor San Leandro, and others from Western Shellwax and Republic Supply of California.
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NILES
Charles R. Stark
California Credit Union League
South County
Crow Canyon Chateau
Stark
Lois Still
Pacific States Steel
Wedgeswood-Breem
Newark
Carpentiers Union
Hayward
May wage and salary workers on steel rolls set record
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports 654000 wage earners on U S steel company payrolls in May. This marks a gain of 10800 from April and 48000 above January 1995 average, with May pay totaling 204073000, a new monthly peak.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
U. S
Mulford Gardens Boy Admits Home Burglary
A 12 year old Mulford Gardens boy admitted burglarizing the home of two women at 13463 Aurora Drive to “get even.” He entered the house twice while its occupants Manuba Shibuya and Adala Short were away, taking jewelry and a purse. Deputies found a Stanford class ring, a wrist watch, and other items on him, with more recovered. He said he was hired to cut a lawn but the job was unpaid and unfinished, and he was taken to juvenile hall.
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Mulford Gardens
Sheriff's
Aurora Drive
Manuba Shibuya
Adala Short
Shibuya
Miss jShort
Cen
Hayward Firms Planned for Contractors Licenses
Sacramento report notes qualification for a general engineering contractors license for Galbraith Construction Company Inc of Hayward. Howard L Burr of Hayward seeks a landscaping contractors license. Valley Painting and Decorating of Hayward applies for a painting and decorating contractors license.
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CNL
Galbraith Construction Company, Inc
Blossomway
Hayward
Contractors
Howard L. Burr
E. 14Th ‘Street
Valley Painting
Robscott Avenue
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