Hayward Council Plans Meeting With Oro Loma Over Sewage
Hayward city council and Ore Loma district board members will hold a joint session about two weeks hence to address the town's sewage issue. Mayor Carlos Bee and council members Haar and Hale backed the plan. Wilson doubted benefits and Phillips demanded full representation from Oro Loma.
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Hayward
Ore Lema’ Gamitary
Orn Loma
Carlos Bee
John
Haar
Vic Hale
Bill Wilson
Art Phillips
Oro Loma
Oro
Wilson
Philips
Vling
Bill White
Loii Ficklin
San Leandro Man Believed Death by Own Action
Oakland report says Arthur Toussey, a 41-year-old East Bay businessman, vanished after his car was found abandoned on the Oakland Estuary with a suicide note inside addressed to his wife. His wife became worried when he failed to return home for dinner yesterday.
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Oakland
Arthur Toussey
East Bay
Park Street
Alameda
Arthur
Ts. Tousley
San Leandro
Assassination Shocks Jordan as King Abdullah II Is Killed
King Abdullah II was reportedly shot at the Mosque of Omar in Jerusalem amid martial law in Arab-held areas. An official Amman statement named Prince Naif regent as three months of motioning was decreed in the kingdom. The incident endangers Middle East peace efforts and prompts regional security closures.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Abdullah of
Jordan
Omar
Old City
Jerusalem
Jourdan
Abdullah
Great Britain
Syria
United Press
Amman
Mohammed
Middle East
Naif
Talal
Europe
Tie Kingdom
Public Rifle Shoot At Tenex Club On Niles Highway
The Tenex Rifle club opens its range to the public on Sunday July 22 offering rifle shots at a stationary target with a running deer contest. A ruinsmith will provide alterations and estimates, safety rules are enforced, and refreshments for youngsters are available. The event runs 8 AM to late afternoon with nominal fees and expert guidance.
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Tenex Rifle Club
Niles Highway
Tenex Club
Man in Side Show Bites Snake to End His Life
A 30 year old carnival worker in Ilion New York faced a deadly stunt last night by gripping a rattlesnake and placing its head in his mouth until the snake bit him. Doctors fought to save George Morgan of Camden New Jersey who had been despondent after learning of his brother’s death in Korea.
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Ilion
N. Y
George Morgan
Camden
N. J
Korea
Nine thousand PT&T workers strike in Northern California
Nine thousand CIO telephone workers in Northern California went on strike after a 20 hour negotiation session failed. First effects hit overseas and long distance exchanges in Oakland as operators walked out at main offices. No picketing yet. Supervisory staff took over switchboards. service expected to resume shortly with only urgent calls handled.
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San Francisco
CIO
Pacific Telephone Amt
California
PDT
Radas
Oakland
Comany
Communications Workers Ofmerica Union
Hayward Jubilee Farm Show Opens Amid Diamond Celebration
Hayward area residents attend the preview of the Dinmont Jubilee Farm Home and Industry show as Diamond Jubilee Day nears. Pioneer Day events center on the coronation of Mrs Emma Oakes as Pioneer Mother and a Diamond Jubilee Cavalcade at the Hayward High School field. Queen Louise Saunders and Mayor Carlos Bee helped open the fair with a ribbon cutting and a Chick Wagon barbecue dinner drew over 150 club representatives. Trophy awards honored attendance with Holary and Zonta clubs receiving cups. city and county officials were introduced after welcomes by chamber leaders. Continued on page 2.
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Hayward
Dinmont
Chamber of Commerce
Heger Anderson
Emma Oakes
Hayate
Feld
Queen Louise Saunders
Carlos Bee
Zonta Club
Hazel Delaney
Edenaires
Ken Porter
Milt Dohner
Europe
E. Guy Warren
Louise Saundera
Bids Sought Aug 15 for 118-Bed Eden Hospital Project
Eden township hospital board to advertise for bids on August 15 for the Casita Valley 118 bed hospital. Architect Douglas Stone reports bids due six weeks later, with opening after October 7. State review delays caused the late schedule and a prequalifying contract is urged.
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Eden Township
Casita Valley
Douglas Stone
San T.corenzo High School
Stone
Fingl
Flood Breaks Levees Around St Louis as Rivers Rise
Floods shattered levees north and west of St Louis driving water over large areas along the Missouri and Mississippi. Coast Guard crews sheltered West Alton as residents and farmers awaited help while towns like Portage Des Sioux and Hermann faced rising stages. The Mississippi reached 39.4 feet, crest near 40.4 expected, evacuations continued and highway closures persisted as the region dealt with record flooding.
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ST Louis
Missouri
Coast Guard
West Alton
Missouri Point
West Altoi
Portage Des Sioux
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Harrison
Kratz
St. Louis County
Y 1
Charles
Highway 40
Coal Guard
Hermann
St. Charles
Moodwater
SS Charles
3 000 000 Legion Members Asked to Help Flood Victims
In Mianapolis the American Legion calls 3 000 000 members to contribute funds food and clothing for Kansas and Missouri flood victims. A national clearing house at Legion headquarters will collect and route aid while National Commander Earle Cocke urges lower Mississippi valley posts to mobilize disaster relief committees for possible severe flood conditions.
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Mianapolis
American Legion
Kansas
Missour
Legion
Earle Cocke
Mississippi Valley
US invites 50 nations to parley at San Francisco
The United States invites 50 nations to a San Francisco conference on September 4 to sign a Japan peace treaty. China is excluded. Japan granted near unlimited rearmament and economic expansion, with ceding Kurile and Mandated Islands under UN trusteeship, while Korea is not invited. Russia unlikely to attend. invitation notes aim to reconcile allied wartime positions.
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Washington
United States
Russia
San Francisco
Japan
China
United Nations
Kurile Islands
Philippines
U. S
United Kingdom
U.S
South Korea
Korean Peninsula
Public Hearing Set on Caldecott Appointment
Berkeley records show Alameda County supervisors set July 26 for a public hearing on appointing Assemblyman Thomas W. Caldecott to replace retiring Police Judge Oliver Youngs. Opponents from the Anti-Nepotism League doubt Caldecott's legal right and cite his prior move to raise the judge’s annual income from 8400 to 13500.
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Berkeley
Allies Stand by Korea Troop Policy Amid Truce Talks
Secretary of State Acheson, with President Truman, voiced strong US resolve not to discuss withdrawal of foreign troops from Korea. Fifteen allied nations reportedly share the view that yielding to Red demand would spark further aggression. The UN force would stay in Korea until a firm peace and security for its people are assured.
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Dean Acheson
Truman
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
Acheson
South Korea
Russia
North Korea
Japan
Yalu
Claire Chennault
Flying ‘Tiger Tame
Red Ching
Formoza
Hong Kong
Macao
Indo-China
Burma
Tibet
Chennault
Peace talks hinge on Red concession at Kaesong
UN negotiators ready for peace or war leave for Kaesong aboard amphibious ducks to press for troop withdrawal as the communists face renewed pressure from Washington. Rain blocks the approach, tanks mass near Kaesong, and Peiping accuses U S planes of bombing.
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Kaesong
Korea
Wria United Nations
Adm
Turner Joy
Imade
Dean Acheson
Peiping
U. S
U.S
Koksan
Conference City
Seoul
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Horace W. Smith
Cotter Way
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Pt&t
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Julius Levine
Board of Dissectors
Fsvu
St. Louis
Caldecott
Reds
Hayward Area
Diamond Jubilee Farm
Kiwanis Club
Charles Long
Rotery Club
Hayward Savings & Loan Association
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