Patten Sentenced to Five to Fifty Years in San Quentin
Oakland jury convicts Patten on multiple counts including agitation and conspiracy tied to religious groups. Judge Charles Wade imposes five consecutive terms totaling decades, with a cited amount of about 20 thousand dollars in fines and related costs. Attorneys pursue stays and appeals while supporters watch from the hallway.
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Oakland
Hvangellat
Sant Quentin
Hanahan
Broly
Patton
Allorneys
Joseph Densey
Dinl Horiath
Gallen
Patten
Ull
Appallate Court
Stone
Patten’ reHgiona Schol
Qourtrantit
Init
Teigerewig
Calton
Agit Soca Une
Tian
Ao! Hee
Dg Ininllyr
Wil
Iim Imietent
Tour
Athens
Film firm employees seize stalled film event
A disrupted screening involved firm employees seizing control of a film project as wives of Awii and Sea’s Sheet attended a belated evening showing. The incident drew attention to rates and faith, with Edward Peterson to show the flag.
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Aleed van Paineit
Edward Peterson
Hayward decides on 1950 community chest agency plans
The Hayward community chest board and four sponsoring agencies agreed to a two loyalties approach. Three agencies Girl Scouts Boy Scouts and the Salvation Army will run separate drives in fall and winter. The fourth agency may not participate in Oakland drive and Castro Valley opted out.
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Oakland
Thayward Chest
Ineclhne Willy
Hasatard Vormmunnity Chest
Girl Souls
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Scotts
Trayward
Buedgel
Red Feather
Castro Valley
Oakland Idrive
Castro
Oakland Djicat Rampaign
Hayward
Lyelwee
Castro Villey
B 25 Crash Kills Six In Kansas
Six airmen were killed when an Air Force B 25 bomber crashed near Herve in Kansas during a blinding storm. Debris covered hundreds of yards and the rain-soaked ground hid the bodies. Investigators pursue the cause as officers confirm enemy or mechanical trouble.
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Kansas
Oakley
Kai
Air Force
Herve
Kenneth Morelaiise
Miers
Ba Jung
Niles Road Accidents Injure Three
Three people were injured in two Niles road accidents on Wednesday afternoon near Duarte Avenue. Allan Webb of Niles and a third driver were hospitalized at Fairmont with facial and eye injuries after a blowout and loss of control. A passenger suffered cuts and facial trauma but was released after observation.
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Sulingtove Biven
del Geney Lrentinenil
Fairmont Hosspital
Contral
Audrogues
Peren
Allan Webb
Hox 461
Niles
Fairmont Hospital
Eagles Plan for Family Picnic at Biderberry Park
Eagles of Aerie 1199 finalize plans for the lodge annual family picnic set for Sunday August 6 at Biderberry Park. Members will also participate with a float in the Castro Valley Priv parade. Nin Vribuzio leads arrangements and Frank Demo presides over the wordlorday night social.
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Eagles of Aerie
Biderberry
Castro Valley
Nin ‘Vribuzio
Frank Demo
F Favorthy
Wayward Pres
Saved by the Guip of a Snake
In Greenville California Kenneth Gordon recounts a near fatal encounter when a snake tapped his leg as he crawled over a dead leg. He credits escaping a lethal bite to the snake just starting to swallow a chipmunk, prompting a quick retreat from the area.
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Greenville
Cal
Kenneth Gordon
Bkoyaoe
Gordon
Optical firm to open Hayward branch on First Street
The Franklin Optical company of Oakland plans a Hayward branch at 832 First Street in the Metropolitan Building. Eaton Heron & Company, Realtors, arranged the lease. John Graciano and Stanley Kennedy lead dispensing opticians with Oakland roots and Berkeley offices, aiming to staff the Hayward outlet with a dispensing optician and a receptionist.
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Franklin Optical Company of
Oakland
First Street
Metropolitan ” Instance Company
Eaton Heron & Company
Ogylicand
John Gracianol
Stanley Kennedy
Boadéfiaplers
Berkeley
Gan Richmond
Modesto
Curren Pling
Hayward
Martinez Chamber to discuss Castro Valley pool project
Charles Greerly of the Martinez chamber outlines the recent Castro Valley pool complex built as three units for wading, swimming, and diving. The Castro Valley group funded it by subscriptions with city and business support, as Valley residents and organizational leaders are invited to learn from the effort tonight.
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Charles Greerly
Martinez Chamber of Commerce
Avhich UK
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Castro Valley
Apa
Greerty
Martinez Uhat
Castro Valley Group
Areaa
Oscar Stark
Chamber of Commerce
In Big Leagues St Louis Beats Brooklyn in Line Score
St Louis tops Brooklyn 9 to 3 with Boyer Rice and Ledger leading hitters. Halton, Lean drum, and Edwards contribute for Chicago as Philadelphia falls 13 to 9 with Jade and Hiller strong on the mound.
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St Louis
Brooklyn
Boyer & Rice
Vanguyh
Leandrum
Halton
Barney
Lees
Edwards
Chicago
Philadelphia
Jade
Hiller
Vandernier
Owen, Simmons ,and Lopaia
Niles Lad Walks to Hayward Before Daybreak
Chester Ig None, a boy from Niles, walked all night toward Hayward to buy a ball, then rode an unowned bicycle part of the way. Deputies and detectives found him at dawn. he said he wanted to go home and had eaten nothing.
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Chester
Niles
Jlo Hayward
Alta Vist
Maina
Uie
Mornig
Ae'eloct
Hayward
Jack
Payward Journal to Become Thursday Weekly
Lingil speed Maddock, new Payward Journal publisher, announced in the Record that the Hayward newspaper will switch from Tuesday to Thursday publication. The Record also will merge with the Hayward Publishing company shop section and be produced as a combined weekly edition.
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Lingil
Speed Maddock
Payward Journal
Ihe Record
Hayward
The
Record
Hayward Publishing Company
Probe Lines To Find Weak Spot At Front Near Pusan
Reports from the Korean front say an all-out Communist effort to crack the allied center is expected within 24 hours. Massed enemy forces press at American and South Korean positions 100 miles northwest of Pusan as the South Korean First Division advances in the Hamchang area. American and South Korean forces claim gains along the Hadong sector and near Yainyang while the central front endures intensified pressure and a possible major battle looms.
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Tokyo
Pusan
Hamchang
Republicas
Tupe
Hadong
Yainyang
Tae- Bu
SU. S. First Cavalry
25Th
Doug
MacArthurs
Madong
MacArthur
Lamyang
Namwon
U.S
Yongdong
United Press
Gene Symnods
Belgium Riot Clashes Between Socialists and Police
Socialist rioters clashed with police outside King Leopold's palace in Brussels causing injuries. Early reports say at least 50 people were hurt as the unrest spread through the area tonight.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Laekej
Palack
Sharp Quakes In El Centro Alarm Residents Across Imperial Valley
A sequence of sharp earthquakes hit Imperial Valley with quakes at Brawley 2:45 am and El Centro 4:30 am, followed by a 9:50 am temblor. Seismologists noted no damage, clocks stopped, and no valley seismographs are in place to record official data. Local experts cited a cluster southeast of San Diego and reported strongest quakes with high density readings.
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EL Centro
Imperial Yanry
Brawley
Calif
Imperial Valley
San Diego
Fred Robinson
Lee
Ile
Pasadena
UPI
Here
California Institute of Technology
Boy Plays Fire Causes San Lorenzo Theater Meter Melt
A San Lorenzo Village boy playing with paper and matches started a fire under a gas meter at the San Lorenzo Theater. Deputies say the blaze heated the meter, melted a solder joint, releasing gas that flashed into flames about 20 feet high. The meter is now inoperable.
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San Lorenzo
Area Dads Picnic Set for August at Fleas Anton
The Hayward Area Dads era will hold its annual picnic at McKinley pies in Fleas Anton on Sunday August 20. Frank Alves chairs the general committee in charge of arrangements. There will be a barbe cue, a softball game, horseshine pitching contest and other field events. Other committee members include Ren Harvey Harry Rooney Oliver Silva James A Meier Ralph Bitting Barney Machiolek Frank Seno and Mortis T Siegel.
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Hayward Area
McKinley ‘Pies
Fleasanton
Frank Alves
Ren Harvey
Harry Rooney
Oliver Silva
James A. Meier
Ralph Bitting
Barney Machiolek
Frank Seno
Mortis T. Siegel
Will Expand Air Force to 69 Groups
Washington reports Chairman Carl Vinson announced the air force will expand to 69 groups from 48, targeting 58 groups in a year and 60 in 30 months. He outlined plans after hours of closed committee briefing and cited a $4.5354 billion defense funding to support the expansion.
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Washington
U.A
Carl Vinson
House Armée Services Committee
Georgie Democrat
Vinson
Air Force
Senate
House
Kenneth S. Wherry
Iss
Truman
Nir
Congress
Congressional
Presidential Aviation Commissions
Uimir Force
Inflation psychology boosts stocks as rails steady gains
Inflation psychology spurred broader buying in New York stocks with industrial shares leading while rails held near their best since November. Favorable earnings and optimistic tax talk supported trades as traders expected lower wartime taxes, helping profits as markets priced future gains.
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New York
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