Governor Welcomes New Plant At San Leandro
Governor Earl Warren lauded General Foods expansion at a luncheon in Sequoyah Country Club San Leandro. He cited jobs and homes as key, noting Alameda County’s growth and California’s need for 120000 new jobs yearly. Clarence Crane, board chair, touted California beet sugar use. plant aims for 100000 pounds daily of jelly products. Local officials and supervisors attended the luncheon.
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Contracts Awarded On Tracy Prison
Sacramento W A The state division of architecture awarded contracts for a 7 million dollar Tracy prison project. It includes four cell blocks and service buildings with fences utilities and a vocational institution wing totaling about 530000 square feet. Awarded firms include Johnson Drive & Piper Oaklind for general work 5419300 Collins Electrical for 80400 Cary & Jostyn for heating and refrigeration 62400 and Wollee Soveland Co for boiler plant 707.
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Ashland Firemen Quell Grass Fire Near Mono Avenue
Firefighters from Ashland quelled a grass fire on the Charles La Brule property at 610 Mono Avenue, sparked by an unknown origin and spreading to nearby premises. Nearby chicken horses on jet lots were threatened but saved. Castro Valley fire responders dealt with two false alarms yesterday and today, tied to residents burning rubbish without valid permits.
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District Legion Official Assails World Federalists Peace Formula
A San Lorenzo Legion meeting denounces the World Federalists plan for global governance. Champlin, retiring American Legion commander, and Kiwanis leader Willis oppose World Federalists, arguing the proposal remains abstract and unsafe if applied as a real world government.
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4 H Camp Outing At Las Posadas Napa
Alameda county 4 H club members and leaders spend a week at Las Posadas 4 H camp in Napa. Junior leaders Belly Keze Don Maniz Lois Ashno Jenbay Mellor Crissuela Bonaire Donna Leiteh and Shirley Jenson prepared campsites and program activities. Leaders from Pleasanton Castro Valley Hayward Valle Vista and others join to supervise handicraft and educational programs as the outing continues.
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Pleasanton
Mary Koze
Dale Griffitts
Debora Nelson
Leontine Balverson
Mrady Gasho
Carpenters Picnic Draws Record Crowd Sunday
Southern Ajsmuds county carpenters union hosts its fourth annual picnic at Crow Canyon Park with 1600 plus members and guests. Activities start at 9:30 am including a baseball game, swimming, dancing, and free food. Entertainment features studied acts and performers from multiple groups.
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Ashland Community Center Articles of Incorporation Nearing Filing
Ashland community center moves forward with articles of incorporation awaiting state filing. Harold Mefford led representatives through consented steps at a Tuesday gathering as delegates and officers will be elected and governing by laws set once incorporation is filed. Charter and by-laws committee includes Harald Mefford chair, R W Van Wnattwick, Ruth Borgsuyle, H St Saundera qnel Iain Selby, and others assisting.
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Oro Loma Board Acts on New Tracts and Annexations
The Oro Loma sanitary district board authorized eight tract actions and sent another site into annexation proceedings. Maps include John Aspin, Saul Sherman, and David Boham tracts in Hayward and San Lorenzo Village. Final acceptances granted for areas in Hesperian, Washington Acres, and Monkland Avenue. Progress payments approved to Franceschi Construction and McGuire for sewer work. A bond-district plan and box culvert project were approved, with a pollution print quote and a proposed freeway project noted. A demolition boundary check was referred to county authorities.
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Sunnybitt
Washington Acres
Stanley Davis
Monkland Avenue
Franceschi Construction Company
McGuire Apt Hester
Vairview Sewer Inc
Dred
Hesperian
Aghland Homes
Rev Norberg Takes Over Rotary Gavel in Sayched Start
Reverend Richard Norberg was inaugurated as president of the Sayched Rotary Club at a Monday meeting. Carl Ikacs led the program, featuring Norberg’s recap of the International Rotary Convention attended in June and outline of plans for the year ahead.
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Navy to Bring Mothballed Carriers Back for Pacific Duty
The Navy plans to reactivate a number of World War II era escort carriers stored in the mothball fleet to provide air cover in the Pacific. Details on the exact number of ships and aircraft were not disclosed.
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Navy
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Weather Forecast Summary
The forecast calls for fog in the morning this afternoon and tonight with little temperature change. Expect a high around today and a low similar to yesterday's readings.
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Parking Lot Negotiations Continue by City Officers
Planning officials discuss interior parking lot plans for block bordered by Castre Ay Main and B streets. Two representatives from the lodge attended last night but no concrete decisions emerged. The city aims to retain 22 feet for access, potentially shaping the final layout.
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Stock Market Drops Amid Heavy Selling on Friday
New York stocks faced a sharp decline in heavy trading as two major downdrafts emerged in the late session. Traders noted broad selling across industrials with particular weakness in steel, chemicals, and consumer staples while special issues and market-leading names saw renewed pressure.
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Army Admits We're Taking A Licking In Korean War
West Coast war tempo rises as 7 000 Leathernecks of the First Marine division land with supplies for Korea. Air wing transports and aircraft from Alameda and San Diego move toward battlefield readiness. The Boxer carrier is loaded on the west coast for urgent air support. Douglas Aircraft announces a major overhaul contract for B 29s and SMoith field base plans to hire thousands of workers.
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Marines Told to Clean This Up in Couple of Months
San Diego dispatch says Marine commandant Gen Clifton H Catas arrived to inspect troops headed for Korea and urged the First Division and First Air Wing to finish the cleanup in a couple of months. He praised the unit as the best equipped and organized to face North Korea and urged leaders to keep morale high.
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Draft Inductees Not to Go Overseas
Washington reports a plan to halt overseas draft inductions by using selective service. Officials say about 20 000 draftees would be called for 20 months, with possibilities of 15 months if Korea regains initiative and enlistments rise. An army planning expert warned voluntary enlistments must jump to avoid another draft, while current strength aims for 630 000. Training of draftees will occur at Fort Ord, Fort Dix, Knox, and Riley, with assignments across the continental United States.
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Valley Man Wins Doughtrey Store Guessing Contest
A Valley man won Doughtrey Store's guessing contest at Castro Valley during July. Shoppers submitted their guesses for the number of items in a wool blanket prize, with the mystery word under a clock until the reveal at 2 55 Sunday afternoon. A. J Mattingly, store general manager, announced the winners and prizes for top guesses as the event continues to attract local shoppers amid the sales promotion.
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U S Forces Hold Taejon Line Amid Korean Front Skirmishes
United States military officials say American troops dig in on the northern river front near Taejon as Communist forces press with heavy mortar fire. Reports describe last-ditch defenses and a threatened river crossing while warning against exaggerated enemy claims. U N and allied leaders monitor progress as air power sustains operations with generally positive results in frontline attacks.
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New Atomic Chief to Push H Bomb
A high energy official said Cardam Dune will accelerate the H bomb project in the United States. The move follows the president’s order and aims to advance the atomic energy program amid national security concerns.
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