Truman Reports Rising Tensions With Soviet Block
CHICAGO AU President Truman said tensions with the Soviet orbit are rising and pledged a global crusade for peace. He warned Communists must abandon coercion or face self destruction as he spoke at Soldier Field. He outlined two economic goals to sustain growth and promote liberty, including maintaining European recovery and expanding domestic employment and production.
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Soldier Field
Trunyan
Imperial Council
Irense Arable
Tle
Mak Ou Plang
Ceremonies At Airport Tomorrow For California Air Guard
Ten F 51s of the California Air National Guard based at Oakland will blanket the sky as ground breaking ceremonies are held at Slaywart wipart tomorrow at 2 PM for the initial Air Guard facilities. Mayor Arthur Phillips and council members plan to attend. Brig Gen Lawrence C Amala will lead the ceremony with Col Clinton A Burrows from the adjutant general’s office. Ames will use his Iwo Jima entrenching tool. Construction will include a hangar, two story building, central heating, and a fuel yard. The $611 901 contract was awarded to McDonald and Kahn Construction Co of San Francisco, with final installations costing between 1 500 000 and 2 000 000.
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California Air National Guard
Oakland
Slaywart Wipart
2 Pan
Arthur Phillips
Carlos Bee
Joe Tingo
Bill Wilson
Lawrence C
Gistighter
Clinton A. Burrows
Adjutant General's Office
Sacramento
Ames
Iwo Jima
Igcal
McDonald and Kahn Construction’ Company
San Francisco
California Extends Hospital Benefits to Workers
Gov Earl Warren signed a bill expanding unemployment insurance to cover hospital benefits for about 4 000 000 California workers. The plan adds eight dollars a day for twelve days, atop the existing disability insurance paying up to 25 a week for 26 weeks. Financed by a 1 percent payroll tax, the program begins June 1 making California the first state to provide hospital insurance under unemployment coverage.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
Califfornia
Warren
California
Mystery Shopper on Niles Road Documents Missed Chance
Yesterday evening in two large markets on Niles road near Highland boulevard a shopper described a man in a tan shirt with blue brown grapes and suspenders. A woman in a black coat reportedly had a $3.33 bill. Ruth Williams of 706 Medford Avenue identified herself from the notice in yesterday's Review and collected her prize this morning.
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Niles Road
Highland Boulevard
Ruth Williams
Medford Evenue
Rennette Undergoes Dye Test for Heart Ailment
Ténnette Sherrill, two, with a congenital heart defect, underwent a dye test at Stanford Lane University Hospital to map blood flow in preparation for possible surgery after age three. She stayed with her grandparents at 404 Second Street and is under close observation. She is eating well and walking more than two blocks without complications, with a return to the hospital planned after a month for further checks.
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Ténnette Sherrill
Stanford
Lane University Hospital
Smatl
Walter Sherrill
Second Street
Bennette
Operations Resumed After Strike at Cottage Bakery
Cottage Bakery back to full service at main store on 9389 B street and PX Market branch, with 26 home delivery trucks resuming after a strike that began May 25. Co owner Harry Smyth says wage increases were settled at seven cents plus earlier gains, plus two more cents from December 1 1949, along with apprentice rule changes. Trucks now serve Alameda Mills College district San Leandro Ashland San Lorenzo East Dublin Fruitvale Castro Valley Hayward Newark Irvington Centerville Alvarado Mission San Jose and Warm Springs.
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Cottage Bakery
B Street
PX Market
Harry Simyth
Collage Bakery
Alameda
Mills College District
San Leandro
Ashland
San Lorenzo
East Gatland
Fruitvale
Castro Valley
Hayward
Dezoto
Newark
Iirvington
Centerville
Alvarado
Mission San Jose
Warm Springs
Smyth
City Council Reports Quiet Meeting and Rising Tax Roll
Slaysward officials meet as board of equalization and council. Tax roll totals near 16.5 million with land and personal property rising. estimated grand total for taxation around 15.486 million. Council approves sewer lateral cost, bids, fence and flag staffing specs, chlorinator purchase, and budget steps while denying a truck damage claim and planning Main Street work.
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Ceri
Cit. Tate
Muir
John Martini
He Council
Thomas J Green
Tahor
League
County Board of Health
Louis Fontsoen
Russell City Road
Main Street
Godfrey Souza
Pene Ig Civil Service
Planning Commission
Motorcade for Freeway Celebration in Oakland
A San Jose start to a Friday freeway opening celebration in Oakland will include a police escorted motorcade carrying Southern Alameda County transport officials. The route passes Niles Hayward San Leandro and Oakland with pickups at each point and a 10 am Hayward gathering of representatives from Livermore Pleasanton and Sarl Lorenzo. In Oakland officials join the Freeway Fiesta parade ending at 23rd Avenue for a dedication ceremony and luncheon marking the first section open to traffic of the new express highway. The event features antiquated vehicles from the Ancient Automobile Club California and is sponsored by the Oakland Junior Chamber of Commerce with expectant turnout from federal state county and city dignitaries.
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Sill
Almeda County
Oakland
Niles
Hayward
San Leandra
Oaland
Eastlathstreet
Livermore
Pleasanton
Sar Lorenzo
23Rd Avenue
Khure Pidips
Manu Ufelager Rogersen
Chamber of Commercs
Automobile Club California
Local men work on jets in Oakland
LCDR Haoreld F. Greene a Castro Valley flight officer at the Oakland Naval Air Station returned from NAS San Diego after a four week jet course with Ate Group Five. He logged ten hours in the TQ-1 and seven in the PJ-1 Fury, plus ground school. Ground crew from NASA Oakland and locals assisted, with jets due at NAS Oakland by September 30 and four more by December.
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Lcdr
Haoreld F. Greene
Gem Street
Castro Valley
Oakland Naval Air Station
Nas San Diego
Ate Group
Greene
Lockheed
Marth American
Naval Air
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Plye
NASA Oakland
Wise
Lt Prank Lopez
Bridge Road
San Leandro
Iny Eckert
ADL
Alameda
Sam Robertson
Oakland
James Gibson
Grass Fire Doused In Tennyson
Fire Chief Emil Saunders of the Tennyson district reported a small blaze near the frame of FIL, Brown, 27003 Railroad Avenue. About 10 a.m., three firemen FE Rufer, Walter Whitty and Carlton Alexander responded and extinguished the fire promptly.
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Emil Saunders
Tennyson
FIL, Brown
Railroad Avenue
FE. Rufer
Walter Whitty
Carlton Alexander
Dick Bastien Wins Trip To Detroit
Northern California builders and flyers of model airplanes named for the Plymouth International Model Plane Contest at Detroit. The eight team members, ages 12 to 25, will compete August 22 29. scholarships and expenses provided by Plymouth Dealers of Northern California. The team includes Richard Bastien Richard Cavkowitz Charles Hallam Don Hollfelder Don Rolybers David Marshall Joseph Foster James Whillatsh and Kilroy entry noted.
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Northern California
Macel
Arc
Jean
Plymouth Dealers
California
Detroit
Richard J. Bassien
Oriole Street
Ashland
Flyings Kilroy
Junion
Wieder
Richard J. Cavlkowitz
San Janecisco
Charles EB
Hallam
Oatlands
Don
Hollfelder
Oakland
Don J. Rolybers
David Marshall
San Francisco
Joseph W. Foster
San Jose
James D Whillatsh
Prosno
Reds Claim Great Gains In Drive
Communist reports from Shanghai claim rapid success in a major southward push. They say four Nationalist armies were wiped out and six county towns captured on the first day, with a sweeping 600 mile front operation toward Canton and several divisions encircled or decimated. The Emancipation Daily cites captures of cities, towns, officers, and men, with thousands killed or captured and tens of thousands affected.
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Ching
Ghilna
U.S
Canton
Puna
Shanghai Communist Organ
Lin Piao
Wei River
Hu Tsung-nan
Hyoup
Yem
Emuncipation Daily
The
Wei
Highlights of Truman Talk on foreign policy in Chicago
President Truman argues against inevitability of war with communism and urges democratic strength. He champions United Nations support, the Atlantic Pact, and a strong economy, urging international cooperation, economic health, and continued U.S. leadership in a global crusade for peace.
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Chicago
W.P
Truman
United Nations
Strronger
Senate
U.S
United States
Red Headed Jurist Passes On at 52 in Detroit
BYTROIT WAX Supreme Court justice Fran Murphy died at Henry Ford Hospital at 7 45 after a heart attack. A longtime public figure, he had served as governor of Michigan and was appointed to the high court on February 5 1940. He arrived with family nearby and planned a Harbor Beach summer home visit. The death followed a period of heart tests, with officials noting the coronary incident as the medical cause.
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Supreme Court
Fran Murphy
Deater
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Wiyen Parkison
Murphy
Parkinson
Harbor Beach
Margaret Teehan
Detroit
High Court
Federal District Mbtorioey
Michigan
General Motor
Truman
George Murphy
Brnther
Killer Haigh’s sanity plea tested by psychiatrist witness
The court heard that killer John George Haigh confessed to seven murders and drank blood, while psychiatrist Dr Henry Yellowlees declined to say if the London businessman knew right from wrong. The trial moved toward verdict as defense rested after expert testimony.
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John George Haigh
Kkeiler
London
David Maxwell-Fyfe
Dufengevounsel
Henry Yellowlees
Army Medical Corps
Yellowlves
Inter Hal Haigh
Alameda County Schools Boss Salary Boost Approved
Sacramento supe governor Earl Warren signed a bill by Assemblyman Francis Duyn raising the Alameda county superintendent of schools salary from 11125 to 14000 dollars. The action advances a pay hike for the county education chief, reflecting state approval of the proposed increase.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
Alameda County
Francis Duyn
Oakland
Stocks Firm Today Wins on Steel Firms and High Volume
In New York trading strength came from steel shares and a surge of activity in Commonwealth and Southern. The group crossed a Wall Street single transaction record early in the second hour as 350,000 shares changed hands in one block, boosting the price to a new high since the prior peak.
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Commonwealth
Southern
Wall Street
Zoning Plan Might Open Annexation South of Hayward
Councilman Bill Wilson urged area wide planning for future annexations south of Hayward. City council began steps to enable residents between Berry and Harder roads to pursue annexation, outlining machinery to facilitate the process.
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Hayward
Bill Wilson
Berry
Harder Rads
Tarman and Bechtel
Sorenson Road
Alta Vista
Wilson
Tennyson Road
Niles Highway
Hesperian Boulevard
Setlien
Sorenson
Jackson Avenue
Freq Cox
Jove
Berry-Harder
C. W. White
G. Waespi
Harder Road
Ques Fuits
New Officers Take Chairs In K of C
John Banduvel, grand knight, presided at the Knights of Columbus meeting as new officers were seated for the first time at Danla hall. Appointments include Harter, Duarte, Schofield, and more with installation planned August 1 at Donia hall. Members discussed upcoming events and growth goals while council plans a barbecue and initiation drives.
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John’ Banduvel
Knights of Columbus
Danla Hail
Banduvel
Robert Harter
Grand &Pight
Gilbert Duarte
Lester Schofield
Manuel Duarte
Rudy Tomicich
Thomas Marshall
Robert Moonty
Clyde Simpson
John Pennycott
Fortuna Vargas
Truste
Frank Silverta
Donia Hall
Banducci
Patrick Dwyer
Robert Mooney
Hugh McDaniel
Fab Flood Pras Lernal
Earl Smith
Robert Pastalloy
John Banances
Lawrence Bighole
Bank of America
Almaeda
Guatemalan capital held after street fighting erupts
Guatemala City sees heavy street fighting as royal government troops clash with revolutionary artillery forces. Explosions and automatic fire echo through the capital while loyal army planes patrol. President Arevalo’s government maintains control amid reports of a serious danger to the state following the weekend assassinations of top military leaders.
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Guatemala City
Revolutionary Army
Juan Jose Arevalo
Cal
Francisco Arana
Col
Jorge Barrios Solares
Burglary At East 14th Street Shop Stolen Guns
A thief entered the shop of Minar C. Reynolds at 13084 East 14th Street last night and stole a small arsenal of six guns of various types valued at about 250 dollars. The report warns the next job may be armed.
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Minar C. Reynolds
East 14Th Street
Laura Galaber dies in Oakland hospital at 43
Laura Galaber a rallye of Portugal aged 43 died yesterday at an Oakland hospital. She is survived by her husband Joseph R Galdaber of 503 A street two sisters Ethel Costa and Elisa Lesta both of Hayward and a brother Leo Wericras of San Leandro. Funeral services set for Sorensen Brothers chapel 1140 B street 94 July 2 at 11 am with a mass at All Saints church. Hosary services Wednesday evening at 7 am. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
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Laura M. Galaber
Portugal
Oakland
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Baseball scores collide across leagues as games roll on
United Press reports in American League action New York and Cleveland trades blow by blow with late scoring flurries. In the National League Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn while Cincinnati and New York collide in night action as pitchers and batters trade blows across the circuit.
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Cleveland
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