Fire destroys Hayward home. six children aided after blaze
A Hayward family lost their rented home and possessions when a fire, likely started by a child playing with matches, gutted the residence on A Street. Mrs. Wilma Galindo, with neighbor Mrs. Janet Reguilon, rescued six children aged 2 to 8. Fire officials estimate losses at 5000 dollars as community groups organize clothing drives. The family now stays with Mrs. Galindo’s mother, Vivian Archibald, while the homeowner John Goovousin and local fire units coordinate aid.
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Janet Reguilon
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Ruth
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Larry
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Reguilon
Head On Crash Injures Three at Deadman’s Curve
A head on collision on Highway 17 near Irvington yesterday left three people injured. W F Taron, 62, of Centerville, was said to be in fair condition at Alameda Hospital with leg injuries, fractured ribs, and facial cuts. Henry T Nabeshima, 29, of Wichita Kansas, suffered back and chest injuries, cuts, and a fractured wrist, with his wife Elsie, 24, receiving a broken ankle and cuts. both were in fair condition at Eder Hospital. No citations were issued as investigations continue.
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Deadman's Curve
Highway 17
Irvington
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Taron
Alta Ct
Centerville
Alameda Hospital
Henry
T."h. Nabeshima
Wichita
Kas
Hope of psi power offered to gamblers
Los Angeles reports Duke University psychologist Hornell Hart and colleagues described a supposed overpowering thought process that could influence living and inanimate objects and dice outcomes. They claimed scientists are close to a breakthrough in extrasensory perception energy impulses and thought waves.
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Sara
Hornell Hart
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Procea
Flood Control Contract Awarded for Alameda Creek Channel
Alameda County supervisors announce a contract award to Independent Construction Co. of Oakland to build a 2.5 mile channel and bridge for Highway 1 over Alameda Creek south of Hayward. Project cost about $800,000 with $206,930 bid for initial improvements and final work totaling seven miles ending in the bay west of Alvarado. Local events note a premature birth and a fatality in Mozambique amid the regional news.
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Alameda County
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Alameda Creek
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Alvarado
Voyage Ends Sadly in Massive Air Sea Rescue Effort
The rescue operation involved 16 ships from a special task force and air support from Eisenhower's flagship Saratoga. A body was recovered by Coast Guard helicopter after first sighting by a fighter squadron at Cecil Field, Florida. The President followed the rescue from the Saratoga and expressed regret for the deaths of a second pilot as Eisenhower reached Mayport Naval Air Station.
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Plattop
Mayport Naval Air Station
Bakery Union Official Admits Gift of Funds
Washington United States probe hearings reveal Bakery Workers Union vice president Max Kralstein admitted taking 6101,000 from a testimonial dinner while noting other leaders receive similar gifts. He cited AFL-CIO officials including Schnitzler and Cross as having benefited from dinners. Kralstein described gifts used to purchase homes and cars, and referenced a 1950 oath concerning a Communist question.
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Bakery Workers Union
Max Kralstein
New York
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James G
Cross
Herman
Winter
Kralstel
York
Stein
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Frank Dutito
San Francisco Pier Rent Increase Planned
Port officials announce higher rates for San Francisco waterfront piers affecting about 100 tenants including army and shipping firms. The increase ranges from 12 to 18 cents per square foot per month, and takes effect in the near term under the new pricing plan.
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San’ Ran
Cisco Waterfront
Charles
Tait Anti Englan
Key System Drivers Okay Pay Contract
Oakland report notes drivers accept a contract offering a 10 cent hourly wage increase. A company official says the gains are heavy for the firm and immediate steps may be needed to offset the cost, possibly via fare increases or cost cuts.
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Oakland
Iburden
Postal Funds Request Declined Amid Service Cuts
A House Appropriations subcommittee declined the Postal Funds request for 149.5 million dollars to avert postal service cuts. The decision hinges on securing additional funds. without it the July plan may proceed.
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Washington
House
Essen
AEC Defends Atomic Tests as Vital to US
The Atomic Energy Commission defends continuing tests and nuclear devices as essential for offensive and defensive needs. Commissioner Willard Libby cites missile delivery systems including the IRBM and ICBM nearing production, with ranges around 509 miles and the ICBM described as the so called ultimate weapon.
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Washington
Red Influence Quiz Called Off
Washington sources report the Senate Internal Subcommittee suspended its probe into Red influence behind the nuclear test drive. Nobel laureate Linus Pauling, subpoenaed to testify June 18, signed by 2000 scientists calling for an end to nuclear tests, was to be questioned as part of the inquiry.
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Washington
Senate
Linus ‘Pauling
Pauling
U.S
West Teamsters Boss Faces Trial in Congress Contempt Case
Federal judge in Washington refuses to dismiss charges against West Coast Teamsters Union boss Frank Brewster. The case centers on contempt of Congress allegations and a forthcoming trial date, with indictments detailing the union leadership actions and related misconduct.
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Washington
West, Coast
Teamsters Union
Frank
Brewster
Influenza Outbreak Reported Aboard Liner President
An Oriental type influenza outbreak was reported aboard the liner President of American President Lines due at San Francisco next Sunday. U S Public Health Service reports 18 cases among 745 passengers. illness follows Far East epidemic. Orange County residents also suffer influenza like illness, two cases confirmed.
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Cleveland
American President
U. S. Public Health Service Office
Rodney Yoell
APL
Lsted
Far East
Japan
Philippines
Orange County
Orange
E. L.rugeell
Sam
Far-East
Russell
Knight Admits Defeat in Rights Dispute Settlement
Fragmented report notes Knight concedes defeat in a water rights dispute. Assembly drafting committee had a few witnesses, with plans to settle within five days, amid stalled negotiations and unclear outcome.
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Spain
Yeatarday
United States Signs Poland Farm Products Pact
The agreement covers 46.1 million dollars in farm products to Poland. The pact signed by U.S. officials follows congressional authorization of the program, marking the first such treaty with a Communist nation.
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Poland
Congress
Five U S Soldiers Killed in Tunisia Battle
Five American soldiers were killed in a battle in Tunisia. Details on unit, location, and date were not fully clear in the surviving text.
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Tunisia
Governor signs cemetery sites bill for maintenance
Sacramento special to the Review reports Governor Goodwin Knight signed a bill by Assemblyman Carlos Bee to empower the city and county to take over abandoned and overgrown cemetery sites and maintain them as memorial parks, with three government agencies to manage the task.
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Goodwin Knight
Carlos’ Bee
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