St Joachim Fiesta Opens at Parish Grounds Tomorrow
The Hayward Council 1615 Knights of Columbus will sponsor a three day fiesta at St. Joachim's parish grounds 23372 Hesperian boulevard beginning tomorrow. Highlights include a children's palace at 10 a.m. Saturday with units such as Hayward Juniors Marine Cadets and San Lorenzo Strutters. Awards for marching units and free ice cream for participants.
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St. Joachim’s
Hayward Council
Knights For Columbus
Hesperian Boulevard
Hayward Juniors Marine Cadets
San Lorenzo Strutters
Rizzo
Hayward
Cael Enos
Joan Barducci
Arthur Costa
Booth
Thomas Marshall
Rudy Tomasich
Hi Sullivan
Bernard Shaughnessy
Alfred Grasseschi
Raymond Ahern
Don Sachera
Manuel Duarte
Joan Pennycott
Robert Fairwell
Lockheed Unveils Long-Range Constellation Airliner
In Burbane Nova Scotia a new Lockheed Super Constellation with a 6500 mile range was announced enabling non-stop routes. The company says New York to Rome Rio de Janeiro to Johannesburg London to Karachi and Lima to Honolulu become feasible direct voyages.
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Burbane
Lockheed ‘Aircraft Corporation
New York
Rome
Rio de Janeiro
Johannesburg
London
Karachi
Lima
Honolulu
Memorials for fallen war correspondents near Defense Department
Washington memorializes 15 American and foreign war correspondents who died in Korea beside the 44 who fell in World War I. The WWII correspondents memorial is in the Pentagon pressroom, where Washington reporters covering military affairs work. United Nations talks on nuclear arms control stall as Big Four weigh policy decisions. Soviet envoy Malik visits Japan’s Matsumoto ahead of Russo-Japanese talks on a peace treaty as full delegations prepare to meet.
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Korea
Defense Department
U.S
Pentagon
United Nations, N
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U.N. Atomic Powers
U. S
Britain
France
Canada
Russia
London
Jacob Malik
Japan
Shunichi Matsumoto
Revival of Knight bill to raise horse race taxes
Action in Sacramento centers on a Knight administration measure to boost pari mutuel betting revenue by one percent. The plan would add about 4.1 million dollars to state coffers and is slated for a hearing today before the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee.
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Sacramento
INS
Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee
Prohibition Support in Legislature Advances Bill
The California Senate approved a bill to lower party qualification from one tenth to one fifteenth of the total registered vote. Sen Nelson Dilworth of Hemet, backing for Montivel Burke of Alhambra, said the move aims to keep the Prohibition party on the ballot as its support dwindles.
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Sacramento
Prohibition Party
Senate
California
Nelson Dilworth
Rhemet
Montivel Burke
Alhambra
Senate backs bill to bar company unions in labor acts
Sacramento senators approved AB2122 by Assemblyman William Munnell to exclude company unions from labor organizations unless the employee group existed prior to any court action, aiming to curb such union tactics in strikes.
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Sacramento
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Wiliam Munnell
Los Angeles
Senate to kill beach and park bills risks senators’ own projects
Sacramento Assembly committee warned that if the Senate blocks the assembly bills creating new beaches and parks and authorizing about 30.6 million dollars in lands or royalties, the Senate may face the defeat of its own initiatives.
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Sacramento
Fip
Assembly
Senate
Pet Assembly
Assembly Committee On Conservation, Planning and Public Works
Republicans gather in San Francisco for 1956 convention start
National GOP Chairman Leonard Hall and committee chiefs arrive in San Francisco as plans proceed for the 1956 national convention. They express confidence that President Eisenhower will seek re election. Edward Corsi, removed State Department aide, urged moving refugee relief act administration from security officer Scott McLeod.
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San Francisco
Republican Party
GOP
Leonard W. ‘Hall
Eisenhower
Hall
Edward Corsi
State Department
Scott McLeod
Teen-Age Romance Ends in Hillsborough
Hillsborough report says Burlingame high school teens Judith Anderson and Joseph Lasseter ran away to Los Angeles last January. They returned home in January and were persuaded to defer marriage until June. Now their parents indicate no marriage plans are likely.
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Hillsborough
Judith Anderson
Joseph Lasseter
Burlingame High School
Los Angeles
Longshore Boss Re elected To Tenure At IOWU
San Francisco The International longshoremen and warehousemen union re elected Harry Bridges for a tenth two year term as president without opposition. The union announced yesterday that Bridges will be defendant in a civil trial beginning June 20 as the government seeks to deport him to Australia.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Internationalongshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Bridges
Australia
Woman Sees Spouse Jump From Window At Alameda Hospital
Oscar Anderson a 42 year old San Leandro resident and Oakland glass dispatch worker leaped from a second floor window at Alameda hospital during a routine talk with his wife Grace. He was saved by a sub-parch on the bay side and taken to Highland hospital in critical but improving condition with possible head injury. admitted a day earlier for a gastric condition. Family address listed as 16366 Blanco Street, San Leandro.
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Alameda
Oscar Anderson
San Léandro
Alameda Hospital
Anderson
Oakland
Highland Hospital
Grace
Jas
San Leandro
Alameda Institution
Blanco Street
San Leando
Alumni Group Meets Tonight in San Lorenzo Dinner and Scholarships
The University of California alumni association Eden It meets at PRT Lorenzo at 7 pm with cocktails and dinner at 8 pm. Robert Merrill chairs the scholarship committee presenting scholarships to Elizabeth Burrowes Hayward High School Carolyn Gilfillen San Leandro and Dick Dailey Hayward. Honorary scholarships go to Kuti Washington School Gordon Rodgers Sart Lorenzo and Martha Renunet San Jose. Robert Cockrell chairs the graduate scholarships talk on State Forestry Program with A O Brizzi.
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San Lorenzo
University of Altro
Eden
PRT Lorenzo
Robert Merrill
Elizabeth Burrowes
Hayward G High School
Carolyn Gilfillen
San Leandro
Dick Dailey
Hayward
Kuti
Washington
Gordon Rodgers
Sart Lo Jrenzo
Martha Renunet
Sanjae
Robert Cockrell
University of Undergraduate
Californell
Fore
College of Forest
Dy. A
Antler
Angela Small
Bety Monroe
Three Lorenzo Dogs Qualify at Showing
Three San Lorenzo Dog Training Club dogs earned qualifying placements at the Del Monte Kennel Club show in Pebble Beach. Gay the Shetland sheepdog took third in Novice A for Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald. Julie the French poodle qualified toward the obedience degree for Miss Sylvia Don of Oakland. Callan the spaniel, owned by Jo Hosteny of Berzel was third in Open Bel and earned a trophy for highest scoring sheepdog. A new obedience class begins Tuesday June 7 at Hayward High School. Rita Blake at Lucerne 13992 can provide details.
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San Lorenzo
del Monte
M. Giles Hunter
Hayward
Haywards High School
Rita Blake
Lucerne
Springer Mary
Santa Clara graduates area men in engineering ranks
iC V Rotary notes area men set to graduate from the University of Santa Clara in June. Michael L Eckstein of Castro Valley Agnes Court Hayward will receive a civil engineering degree along with David Mised and Norman Wadness. Fred Hubbell of Castro Valley will get a mechanical engineering degree. Raymond Burnham of San Leandro also appears on the June 1 list with a city engineering degree.
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University of Santa Clara
Michael L. Eckstein
Castro Valley
Castro
Agnes Court
Hayward
Valley Notary Mat
David
Clar
Ft Hayward
Wiens
Ceive
Fred“Hubbell
Valley Boulevard
San Leandro
Raymond
Burnham
Norman Py
Wadness
Swedish student to work with San Lorenzo Girl Scouts this summer
Miss Eriksson a Swedish pharmacy student and longtime Girl Guide will arrive in New York June 21 and spend two months in California and San Lorenzo as part of the International Camp Counselor Exchange. The program funded by the Juli ette Law World Friendship Fund brings 12 European counselors to the United States to share arts crafts ceremonies folk dancing games and primitive camping skills with local Girl Scouts.
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San Lorenzo
Karinj
Canada
Australia
New Eriksson
Sundbyberg
Sweden
Zealand
United States
United
South
East Bay
Swill
Adrian Springer
Parnall
Miss Eriksson
University of Stockholm
New York
Swedish Youth Worker to Assist Girl Guides Abroad
Miss Eriksson plans to work with Christian youth groups in Britain after traveling abroad. She will join Girl Guides for the 10 to 14 year age group upon her return to Sweden.
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Great Britain
Miss Eriksson
Girl Guides
Sweden
FBI Chief Praises Informants as National Safeguard
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover argues informants are essential to national security and law enforcement. He warns against revealing informants in court and stresses whistleblowers act as a civic duty, aiding justice and preventing serious violations.
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Washington
Hoover
FBI
Stoughton Man Killed by Tree While Helping Remove Branches
In Stoughton Wisconsin Austin Jones 44 died when a tree bent and sprang upright as workers removed top branches He was thrown through the air like a missile in what authorities call an accidental incident during routine tree removal The event details note the tree’s force and Jones role in the operation with emphasis on the fatal outcome.
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Stoughton
Wis
Austin Jones
Teacher Sought On Morals Charge Involving Two Students
SAN CARLOS California police sought 34 year old Dery Kesselring a physical education teacher at Carlmon High School on a morals charge involving two teenage boys. Police chief George Seeley said Kesselring who lives in Berkeley would give himself up sometime today.
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San Carlos
INS
George Seely
Dery
Kesselring
Carlmon High School
Seeley
Recreation Swim Plans For Washington Township Pool
Registrations are underway for a summer youth and adult recreation swim program at the new Wash cents pool in Washington Township. The six lesson course runs noon to 5 30 p m with a $1 50 fee. Season tickets will be available at lower rates beginning June 20 at Washington Union high school. Pool hours include weekday 1 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm with Wednesday closings. morning hours. Children and youth up to 18 may enroll, adults also welcome, with registrations handled by local elementary districts except Newark recreation district.
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Centerville
Wash
Ington Union High School
Washington
Newark
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