Strike of Clerks Nears Settlement in East Bay
In the East Bay about 400 clerks from 76 stores have been on strike for nine months against Safeway. Lawyers for both sides reached an “agreement in principle” offering a $2 hourly wage increase for clerks and concessions on aisle coverage. Union leaders claimed unresolved issues remain, with contempt proceedings possible if bargaining terms falter as the National Labor Relations Board reviews contract coverage for clerks vs managers. The San Francisco Bay area phase includes 850 clerks and stores closed for six months amid the dispute.
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Baseball Schedule Fragments in 1940s Wire Service
Fragmentary season brief shows Cleveland in New York and Philadelphia night games, Carroll facing Washington, and New York at Pittsburgh with unclear site details. Mentions Louis and Nadhini Lenggits as possible names, but data is garbled and many teams or results are unreadable.
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Lorenzo Lodge to Institute New Masonic Lodge on July 22
The Grand Master of Masons in California will formally institute Lorenko lodge, newest under the California Grand Lodge. Ellsworth Moyer of Los Angeles will assist, with a ceremony planned in the unincorporated Hayward San Lorenzo area.
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Food We'll Have Plenty No Rationing
Washington press briefing says no rationing needed despite wartime strains. President Meu Kay Attertentis and Agriculture Secretary Charles Branat promise ample meat sugar and grains with existing stockpiles and price controls. Officials assure public hoarding is foolish and government has tools to stabilize supply and prices if shortages arise.
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Increased Buying Of War Scarce Items Reported
San Francisco reports traders see rising demand for items that could become war scarce. Nylon hose coffee sugar and kitchen appliances move faster than usual. autos with accessories sell well.
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Two Decoto Men Knife Attack by Pachucos
Arthur B. Brown and John V. Castro were knifed by a group of youths in Decoto as they walked on a street. Witness Jose M. Asovide refused to identify attackers, citing fear of reprisals. Both victims were treated at Marimont hospital for non fatal injuries.
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Brown
Castea
Mairmont Hospital
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Beth
Marines Embark Amid Combat Haunt on Heels of Brief Skirmish
Unclear text records Marines packing gear and preparing for deployment after a brief confrontation. Details are fragmented. names and places are unreadable, but the action centers on Marine units moving to a new sector following hostilities.
Rum River front sees violent fight and defense plan outlined
A regional defense plan unfolds as county and city authorities coordinate disaster response. District Attorney Frank Coakley notes accreditation of all cities and the county to the state disaster council and mutual aid contracts among law enforcement and police units. Hayward officials plan an observation post at the airport with volunteers under joint coordination, aiming for 24 hour coverage and training in aircraft recognition.
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Communist Push In Korea Intensifies Frontline Fighting
U S advanced headquarters in Korea reports heavy night clashes along the Imjin River as Communist infiltrators in civilian clothing strike American and South Korean positions. Officials say guerrilla tactics complicate the defense, with authorities noting large enemy numbers and uncertain supply lines.
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Lumber Pile Fire Causes 75 Damage
Fire damaged a lumber pile and scorched a nearby lhtubtr and warehouse aboard a location at 886 while a fire from The Cheeni avec yesterday. Nearby streets Suppylane Avenue and Pacific tracks reported two fires with unclear origin. Firefighters from Ashland and Halcyon Drive units contained one blaze blamed on children playing with matches near the Hunt Moor plant on Southend Pacific tracks.
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Flying Tigers Aid Infantry in Korea War Effort
Turbulent dispatch describes American Air Force volunteers over Korea, the Flying Tigers claimed to have destroyed numerous communist tanks and supported infantry near the Kum river. South Korean President Syngman Rhee praised them, with plans for a ceremony to honor Korean wings next week.
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1951 Wheat Crop Outlook Aims for Record Bushels
Aptly, the Secretary Charlie Kane asks farmers to grow about 1.15 billion bushels of wheat in 1951 to be on the safe side. Moscow signals willingness to discuss the Korean War with Britain and India, raising hope for a peaceful settlement.
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MacArthur Sees Victory as UN Flag Rises at Tokyo HQ
The report portrays General MacArthur declaring final victory will come as the United Nations flag rises beside the American Stars and Stripes at supreme command in Tokyo. It notes U.S. leadership within a coalition including Britain and Australia and references past Allied command disputes.
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Draft Boards For Alameda County Located Here
Mrs Gayle Chatshran Alameda county general coordinator announced two draft boards 63 and 54 will be established in suitable leased buildings. The boards will serve Alameda county men south of San Leandro with Miss Nida Hodges of San Leandro taking charge of the selective service branch. Remaining personnel to be named after a suitable location is found.
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Stocks Turn Up After Five-Day Decline In New York
Stocks valued today after five sessions of decline. Autos chemicals rails and special issues led gains while finance companies and metals posted solid advances. Television shares rose amid a broad market uptick.
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