Reveal Easement to City Parking and Hayward Property Move
The city plans to acquire Montgomery Ward property on Main Street for a downtown parking lot. Easements would allow ingress and egress from Castro and Main, with a rear 38 foot wide right of way and an 18 foot wide access from Castro. The city offered 51,000 for the property with subsequent payments. A meeting between Ora Loma Sanitary District directors and the council was announced for Aug 9 at 8 p.m. to discuss sewage disposal proposals. Also noted: Hunt Foods, Inc. received permission to build a warehouse along Filbert Street with loading access and employee parking, to begin within 30 days. City Manager Ficklin reported the rejected street signal bid of 24,778 dollars will be readvertised.
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Fighting Dies Along Front
United Nations patrols reported light contact with North Korean forces on Tuesday as air power intensified. U N planes focused attacks on targets near Pyongyang and the central front while 19 B-29s delivered 70 tons of emergency supplies to UN troops. The drop, described as hazardous, was not an isolated salvage and did not leave any unit in danger.
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Promise Action On Tidelands Bill
Senate interior committee mover said to give prompt attention to the House approved tidelands bill returning oil rich submerged lands to states. Chairman Joseph C. O Mahoney expects referral to his panel, not judiciary, and rates passage of the quit claim measure as unlikely.
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Park District seeks area annexation for new regional park
Hayward San Leandro leaders met at Planes Villa to discuss annexing 3000 acres between Skyline Boulevard and Redwood Road to form a new regional park. East Bay Municipal Utility District would sell land for 750000, with Eden and Washington townships expected to join for annual revenue to fund golf, camps, riding trails, a pool, and picnicking at Grass Valley site.
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Walpole
Niles Canyon Park
East Bay Regional Park
Nile Park
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Eden Townships
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Niles Canyon
Drastic Move Eyed to Break Korean War Deadlock
A Kaesong cease-fire stalemate nears crisis as UN officials hint at drastic action and a new approach. Talks stall over the 38th parallel buffer zone amid pressure from Communist negotiators, with South Korea hinting at a zone including the front and the 38th parallel. Both sides show no progress and consider recesses to consult capitals Peiping and Pyongyang.
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Korean National Assembly
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Yung Tao Pyim
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Yung ‘Tae Pyun
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Ant
Peiping
Pyongyang
Korea
Temperature Nears 1951 Record in Hayward
Hayward high school thermometers showed 84 degrees yesterday as the fourth high for 1951. Earlier highs reached 85 on May 25 and June 2, with the record 91 degrees set on May 26.
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Hayward
Hayward High School
Truman Expected to Sign Controls Blasts Congress
President Truman was expected to sign the new economic controls bill today with a sharp rebuke of the measure as inadequate to curb inflation. He would likely veto none, but critics warn the veto could end the current controls. The bill would grant power to allocate scarce materials and set production incentives while relaxing some consumer credit and price rules. It leaves out livestock slaughtering quotas and several farm subsidy provisions, prompting further Congressional review and hearings on related issues.
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Biggest Oil Refinery Shutdown in Iran Amid Talks
In Abadan Iran the Anglo Iranian Oil refinery the world largest was shut by a British engineer cutting off 12 000 native workers halting Iranian crude to the west. The move coincides with W Averell Harriman arriving in Tehran to push Anglo Iranian settlement talks as Lord Stokes team heads for Iran. The Iranian Parliament extends martial law in Khuzistan for two months. The plant now sits full of oil in storage tanks with no tankers to transport it and the shutdown may take weeks to reverse.
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W. Averell Harriman
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Richard Stokes
Thazistan
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Teluse
David Clair-Watt
Agai
Reginald Reacham
Boy in critical condition after fall from swing
Danny Rice Hayward aged 4 remained in critical condition at Highland Hospital after a fall from a neighbor’s swing at 8575 Arden Road in Baumberg. He was unconscious from hitting the back of his head and was treated by ambulance crews then moved to Fairmount and finally Oakland County hospitals.
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Danny Rice
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Baumberg Road
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Fairmnont Hospital
Oakland
Top Diplomats Set to Arrive For Conference
Defense ministers of Great Britain France and Canada will attend a two day top level world strategy conference in Washington. Officials said the meetings Thursday and Friday will focus on standardizing small arms across Western forces and review broader strategic issues facing Western allies.
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Great Britain
France
Canada
Defense Department
What Are They Doing At Kaesong UN Soldiers Ask
From the front at Korea’s Kaesong the question rises among UN and Chinese forces as truce talks proceed. A wounded sergeant describes shelling and minefields while six young Americans at the front watch the palatial negotiations and seek details.
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Kaesong
Kachsong
Miraculous Escape From Auto Death in Hayward Crash
Edward Be Hess, 70, of 670 Van Count Hayward, survived a severe crash when his car, struck by a heavy gravel truck driven by Claude Riddle, was pushed into a ditch. Hess was trapped for about 30 minutes, rushed to Fairmont hospital in critical condition, later moved to Sight and hospital with extensive chest injuries. The accident occurred at the intersection of Aulus Judd and Folsom Avenue in Pennyson as Riddle’s southbound truck hit Hess’s westbound car. Witnesses described the collision and the truck’s front resting atop Hess’s demolished vehicle minutes afterward.
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Atomic Weapons Production Hits High
Washington reports from the Atomic Energy Commission say alum-driven submarines and aircraft are nearing perfection and alum weapon production has set all-time highs. Chairman Gordon Dean says tests will be more frequent. a breeder reactor at Arco Idaho will operate soon, boosting U.S. fuel resources. Future test sites remain unsettled and the possibility of a global display is hinted at but not confirmed.
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West Coast Major League Status Discussed by House Panel
Investigators say West major league status is due as House monopoly subcommittee chair Emanuel Celler and National League President Ford Frick test the scope of anti trust laws. They debated exempting baseball from trust rules and the potential expansion to the Pacific coast. Frick suggested possible outcomes including lifting minors or creating a third major league to bring big league baseball westward.
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Planned Economy Party Wins Israel General Election Lead
Mapai led as second general election results poured in from Tel Aviv with Prime Minister David Ben Gurion poised to return to power. With two thirds of votes counted the coalition outlook favored Mapai and allied groups over rivals including Free Enterprise and leftist factions as the 120 seat parliament loomed. Results by party not yet broken down.
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Hapoel Hamizrahi
Liberal Progressives
Seals Sign Pitcher Joe Page From Blues
Lefty Joe Page, once a Yankee reliever, headed to the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League as an option from the Kansas City Blues of the American Association. Blues general manager Parke Carroll announced the move yesterday.
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