Sewer Rates Debate Touches Billing by Post Card System
Castro Valley board hears proposals to fund legal action against charges and to bill tenants by a card system based on average monthly water use. Options include sliding scale rates, using two month water bills as charges, and a flat basic fee to implement. Proposals from IBM Oakland and a local editor offer mail billings, with setup costs estimated near 815 dollars and monthly card costs around 249.50.
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Memyars Tailor Court
LiMhey
George Phillips
Paul Yognt
Charles C. Smith
International Business Machines
Oakland
Smith
Castro Valley
Rage Rex Tassing
Castro Valley Weekly
Nawspaper
Haare
City council denies nonconforming permits for nursery and homes
City officials continue hearings on property developments, denying a nonconforming permit for M B Shoak at 1824 B Street to expand a wholesale nursery and blocking Antonio Donaire’s nonconforming request. Flora’s wind barrier plan for 1756 B Street is rejected, Bayview tract accepted, and a 107 home Bechtel project between Western Route and Palmetto Avenue moves forward.
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M. B. Shoak
Antonio Donaire
Ivery
Flora
B Street
Bayview
Bayview Avenue
oAanexal
Leon Properties
T. R. Bechtel
Wealern Roul
Pdnalel Avenue
Bechtel
Air War in Korea Shapes Air Power and Strategy
The article recalls how U S air advisers and jet fighters from Japan joined South Korea, overcoming fuel limits to challenge North Korean and Soviet aircraft. It notes Truman's decision to back ground action, the shift to long range Mustang fighters, and later bomber operations past the 38th parallel. It suggests North Korea faces pilot shortages as Soviet aircraft supply remains but fewer trained pilots fly today.
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Korea
Yale
Teumen Mrade
Tle
North Korea
Vokyu
Russia
Market gains as U S troops poised for Korea offensive
The stock market rose on indications U S forces may turn offensive in Korea. Dow up about 24 points, best since 1948. Rail, oil and auto shares rallied. steels strong, and many issues advanced two points or more amid firmer demand for petroleum products.
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New York
United States
Korton Reds
Bay Terminals to Serve United Nations in Korean War
Oakland dispatch reports two large park terminals signed leases by the U.S. Army to serve United Nations efforts in Korea. The Oswhart area covering 1,900,000 square feet will host supply jointing operations and related activities for war needs.
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Oakland
Oea
Controls (Continued From Page 1) Price news and shortages
Proposals used by President Truman in his Korea message to Congress loom as a topic tomorrow. Sugar, tire, clothing, chemical, and metal price boosts are blamed on the war with hoard buying reported in New York City. Sugar refiners cite sufficient supply but spot shortages due to runs. Demand grows for canned soups, bedsheets, pillowcases, autos, olive oil and large appliances. A&P in New York cuts coffee by four to five cents per pound. Firestone and General Tire raise tire prices amid higher raw material, labor and transport costs. American Wool Co. hikes worsted fabrics prices. chemicals and metals rise on tin and lead. Futures rise across sugar, cotton, grains, soybeans and hogs amid talk of price controls and Far East tensions. The Meat Institute denies charges of price gouging.
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Truman
Congress
New York City
New York
Brazil
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
General Tire and Rubber Co
American Wooden Co
Chicago
Far East
Wayne Morse
Gre
Area Movie Programs Show Mix At Local Theaters
At Lorenzo Theatre run of Cheaper By the Dozen shows 7:00 and 16:20. Hat theater lists Gulls: Dy stander 0:50. Motor Movies offers Love Happy at 9:12 and 2:31. Ritz Theatre features Ma and Pa Kettle Go To Town at 7:30 and 1:40 with Secret Party 2:15, 5:50, 9:00. Chabot Theatre screens Three Came Home 6:30, Captive Ciel 9:03. Nayward Theatre presents The Big Hangover at 1:00, 7:04 and 10:08, No Songs For Me 1:28 and 6:00.
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Lorenzo Theatre
Hat “Gulls
Motor Movies
RITZ
Chabot
Nayward
Reaction to Ban Women Leaders Do Not Like Barring Newswoman From Korean War Front
A mixed reaction followed the ban on Marguerite Higgins from the Korean front with Army officials and leaders split. Some praised Generals Walker and MacArthur while others condemned the move as sexist and counterproductive. Many women journalists voiced support for Higgins and criticized the restriction.
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Korea
United Press Sur Vey
Miss Higgins
Willie Snow Eldridge
Mark Ethridge
Louisville Courier-Jaurnal
Julie Bencit
WFAA
Dallas
Marguerite Higgins
For Rean
Sity
Agnes Underwood
Los Angeles Herald-Press
Ina Claire
MacArthur
Lam
Detroit Times
Vera Brown
Warner
Loretta Young
Mai
Katherin
St. George
N.Y
Upi
Reva Beck
Boston
Indian Lore Program For Castro Valley Cub Scouts
Castro Valley Cub Scouts will hold a monthly quick meeting at Castro Valley School Friday evening. Indian lore will be the main program with a demonstration by Pon tribe members of the Improved Order of Hedmen in full regalia. About 30 boys will receive advancement badges during a 7:30 p.m. ceremony led by Cubmaster Dale Guff.
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Castro Valley
Schcal Adobe
Hedmen
Vagy
Dale Guff
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Poultry Producers of Central California publish current quotes for eggs and live poultry. Nulaid large 60 cents, medium 44, small 29, standard 43. Fryers under 4 pounds 31 to 32 cents. over 3 pounds 24 to 24 cents. Hens colored all weights 26 to 27 cents. roasters 32 to 43 cents.
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Central
California
Peace Notes Stalin and Nehru Agree On 7 Point Peace Notes
Stalin and Nehru move to end the Korean war by seeking United Nations reforms. India backs Communist China entry to the Security Council as a first step toward a cease-fire, with notes exchanged in three days. Ambassadors discussed pacific settlement, while Britain weighed involvement in negotiations.
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United States
India
Thed
China
United Nations Security Council
Korea
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Security Council
Jawaharlal Nehya
Stalin
United Nations
Tass
Nehyva
Praven
Nehru
Andrei Gronyko
David Kelly
Kremlin
Karly
Foreign Ministry
Kelly
Grumyhko
London
Olfice
Sabiday
Britain
Nehrie
Algn
Ussr
Council
United States of America
Nehen
Ardur
DeBernardi Trophy to Highlight Begonia Shade Plant Show
The fifth annual Begonia Shade Plant Show at Memorial Building August 3 and 6 will feature the DeBernardi Trophy sweepstakes awarded on closing night. Open to Begonia Society members and invited display groups, entries require no fee. Ribbons and certificates honor first and second prizes. special award goes to best begonia.
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Pos DeBernardi
Alameda County
Begonia
Dr. Bernardi
Begonia Society
Haywetrd
Constance Manson
Hayace ‘Iret
American Fuchsia Y, Hill and Valley Garden Sevtion
Tamarack
Shitriven's Hospital
Ion Coates Nursery
Grimsaaw Nursery
San Lorenzo Garden Club
San Lorenzo Youth Enlists in Marine Corps Training
San Lorenzo youth J P Teyebaugh aged 10, a Hayward Union High School graduate of 1959, has enlisted in the U S Marine Corps. He is undergoing basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. The move was confirmed by the Oakland Marine Corps recruiting station.
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Melba Reichert
Paseo del Campo
San Lorenzo
California
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Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
U. S. Minine Corps
Oakland
Young Terebaugh
Hayward Union High School
Independent Iron Works
Pei
Tovbaurd
Marine Corps
Marines
Clerks Safeway Discuss Contract To End 7 Cent Strike
Oakland union officials from APL Clerks and Safeway Stores planned another meeting to resolve a seven cent per hour strike in San Francisco and Daly City. They met for about two and a half hours to draft contract language as the chief sticking point remains how to share management duties.
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Oakland
APL Clerks Union
Safeway
San Francisco
Daly City
Tall Texan top candidate for Lions president
Herbert C. Perry Jr. of Carrizo Springs emerged as a leading candidate for Lions International president at the 33rd annual convention in Chicago. Texans staged a rally with cheers and displays as about 25,000 Lions and families attended a program featuring vaudeville and entertainment. Perry’s election looked likely after extensive campaigning by supporters. California-Nevada delegation won first prize for best uniform after a parade.
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Chicago
U.pri
Herbert C. Perry Jr
Carrizo Springs
Lions International
Texas
Perry
California-Nevada
President may seek new controls on finance and trade
Report notes administration officials expect President Truman to ask for controls on installment buying and bank debt and for new powers to regulate commodity speculation. Some officials anticipate excess profits or higher corporate taxes, while others doubt tax recommendations will be made this term. Congressional sources say consumer rationing is not planned now. Rep. Arthur Klein proposes reviving wartime price controls and probes profiteering. Senate panel calls McCarthy charge of Communism a fraud and a hoax.
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Executive
Truman
Arthur G. Klein
N.Y
Big Leagues Tonight Across Major Circuits
In the American League Chicago visits Washington Detroit travels to Boston and Cleveland plays Philadelphia while the National League features Brooklyn at St Louis all games scheduled for the night.
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Washington
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St Louis
Orchards Property Owners Plan July 31 Meeting
Orchards Property Owners Association members will meet at 7 30 p m Monday July 31 at Castro Valley School for a discussion of sewer boundary lines for annexation to Castro Valley Sanitary District and the location of a proposed Castro Valley school on Alton Road. Funds for a survey of boundary lines have been donated and will be reported by Kena White Don Sargaant and Kenneth Adams.
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Castro Valley” Orchards Propaly Owners Association
Casta Valley
Kena White
Assorlabh
Annexa
Castro Valley Sanitary District
Castro Valley
Alton Road
White
Don Sargaant
Kenneth Adams
Congressional taxes and adjournment linger in war era
Congress plans a 10 percent personal income tax proposal amid Korean War funding. House Expenditures hears Washington Post publisher Philip J Graham speak on another tax increase. Administration leaders say President Truman's war measures will not greatly extend the session. In California, two safecrackers pause during a break at a San Jose soft drink firm, drinking a cola and leaving $100 taken from the safe.
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Arison
Senate
House Expenditures Committee
Washington Post
Philip J. Graham
Truman
Congress
San Jose
Calif
Postoffice Hayward California Address for Communications
A fragment notes a postoffice in Hayward California with a March 3 1879 reference and directs all communications to P G Hicks Box 190 Hayward California. The text implies a historical mailing or address notice linked to congressional timing.
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Postoffice
Hayward
California
Éerund Close Matife Witier
Congress
Aly Communications
P.G. Hox
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