British Officials Suspend Over Flight to Russia
The British Foreign Office suspended Donald MacLean head of the American Department and Guy Burgess a high official as they probe reports the two fled to Russia. Police checked airports and embassies as British and French detectives watched Soviet sites in Paris.
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Ashland Hears Of Borough Plan
Fred Cox former Hayward chamber of commerce president addressed the Ashland Improvement club at Ashland school on a borough system that unites several communities under one city government while preserving names. He warned 29,000 new homes will rise in the unincorporated area between Hayward and San Leandro, stressing need for coordinated governance and noting potential tax relief by merging water and sanitation districts. An open discussion followed. Secretary Lucille Weill was instructed to ask the county surveyor about resurfacing Drew Colby Cornell Clark and Vassar streets in Hesperian Gardens tract 998. Eden Community recreation center will host a July 22 picnic at the Zoological Gardens to fund the center. the club voted to support the project.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Ashland Improvement Club
Ashland School
Cox
Willy Council
Hayward
San Leandro
Lucille Weill
Josephine Mayes
Wallace Boggs
Drew
Colby
Cornell
Clark
Vassar
Hesperian Gardens
Robert Barton
Eden
Zoological Gardens
Trial today for resisting arrest in federal case
Two brothers W O Whitley and B W Whitley of Olivehurst California faced federal charges of resisting arrest and intimidating Sutter National Wildlife Refuge manager Paul Kemble in Sutter county last October They pleaded innocent before Judge Edward P Murphy yesterday The case stems from a stop during which the fugitives refused to surrender shotguns display hunting licenses and wait for the sheriff an ensuing auto chase ended with a bag containing illegally caught pheasants later recovered
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B. W. Whitley
Olivehurst
Calif
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Edward P. Murphy
Paul Kemble
Sutter National Wildlife Refuge
Sutter County
Kemble
Whitley
Man Finds $10 Gold Piece After 23 Years
Mr. Peter Colambatos of 762 Main Street found a $10 gold piece in his backyard from 23 years ago. He asks about its value to numismatics and potential historical worth.
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Peter Colambatos
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No Army Solicitors Denied Salvation Army Presence
In Wilson residents are told the Salvation Army does not consolidate funds or use a tambourine any more. The statement clarifies no local solicitor represents the Salvation Army and urges the public to note there are no such representatives in the Hayward area.
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Wilson
Hayward Area
Salvation Army
Proclaim Freedom Group Forms to Promote Liberty on Fourth
Dr James W Fifield Jr of Los Angeles announces the Proclaim Freedom committee at a press conference to urge a national observance of Independence Day with bells tolling at noon and sermons on Freedom Under God. Citizens to read the Declaration on July Fourth.
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J. W. Burlington Dies in Hayward
John W. Burlington aged 91 native of Peoria Illinois died in Hayward after moving from Nebraska in a covered wagon. He lived in California since 1937 at 2522 Fairview Avenue. Survived by numerous children including William Burlington Eugene and Edith Hagen. many grandchildren great grandchildren and a great great grandchild. Funeral at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward Saturday at 2 pm with interment in Lane Troemeteny.
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Eugene
Ore
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Cottage Grove
Fred Burlington
Kimbertey
Idaho
Ray Burlington
Oakland
Cleve Burlington
John Barnard Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for John Barnard, 38, who died after a stroke at East Oakland Hospital, will be held Friday at 3 30 p.m. Interment is in Evergreen Cemetery. Barnard, of 1596 Jeanway San Leandro, worked for An Ideens Linoleum and leaves wife Verla and two stepchildren Barbara Van Horn. His mother Mes Minnie Barnard sisters Verne Dumm and Ralph Cooseman and brothers George and Ted travel from Pittsburg Kansas for the funeral. Sisters from Ashland Judy and Mrs Walter Monroe and Mr and Mrs John Overman of Umatilla Oregon are among relatives attending.
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East Oakland Hospital
Grant Miller
Evergreen Cemetery
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Ashland
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Umatilla
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Mes
Minnie Barnard
Verne Dumm
Ralph Cooseman
George
Ted
Pittsburg
Kansas
Nard
Verla
Gary
Central California Egg Market Prices Quoted
Today's egg quotations from the Poultry Producers of Central California show Mulaid at 5, Large 60, Medium BS 47, Large B 55, Small 47. Livefowl broilers under 2% lbs 29-30, Wiryers 234 to 9 lbs 30-91. Hens light under 4 lbs 26-27, over 4 bs 28-29, Roasters 31-32 for 44 4 Ibs and over. Hens heavy type all weights 45-46 Squabs 85.
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Central
California
Knowland Calls for More UN Troops and Fair Burden Share
U S Senator Knowland of California urged that the United States press for more participation from other UN members in future joint actions such as Korea. He noted foreign powers had provided only about 10 percent of combat troops and warned against free riders in mutual defense. He spoke in Los Angeles during a luncheon and Republican gathering and spoke on the 1952 presidential field, backing Warren for President and signaling interest in Gov. Earl Warren entering primaries. He doubted Eisenhower could be nominated by both major parties. The piece also mentions Paris garden’s Tuileries name origin from 8th century plantings.
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Sea
Williams
Knowland
Calif
U.S
United Nations
Korea
United States
U. Ny
Guy. Warren
California
Othr
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Six Killed as Trains Collide at Steel's Station
At Steel's Station near Clarksville Tennessee a head on collision between the L and N PanAmerican streamliner from Memphis to Cincinnati and a Bowling Green to Memphis local passenger train killed six people. G M Covington Paris Division chief clerk said two passengers had broken legs and no further details were available. Steel's Station lies about seven miles south of Clarksville. The PanAmerican carried passengers toward Cincinnati while the local train traveled toward Memphis. North Carolina population rose by 48 000 in two years and the 1850 census shows 1 471 049 people on farms of three acres or less.
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Walkway
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PanAmerican
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Paris
North Carolina
Obituary notice for mM Thompson and family connections
Obituary fragment noting mM Thompson aged 61 of Ely Nevada with connections to WOK Davis of Scattie and Poralhy F UMHS, and other relatives in Modesto. Funeral services by Nev Ward Wiles of Pat's Episcopal Church from Franklin Severn and Vawes Funeral Home Modesto at 10 am Friday with burial in Cypress Lawn cemetery.
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Wok Davis
Scattie
Franklin-Severn and Vawes
Modesto
Cypress Lawn
Pan, Sen
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