Four Corners Traffic Light In Operation
Four Corners in San Lorenzo begins operation of a three phase automatic traffic signal at the junction of Hesperian boulevard and Lewalling to help ease southern Alameda County congestion. The system includes pedestrian push buttons and is part of a paving project widening approaches. Local officials, and community groups welcome the signal as the county and state fund the roughly $820,000 project.
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Alantedis
Hesperian Boulevard
Lewalling
San Levens
Clunyets and Company of
Howard
Basts
Bonevard
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Tpustees
San Lorenay Serioni Dister
Reds Ask Truce Talks To Resolve Prisoner Issue In Korea
PANMUNJOM Korea messily reports that the Communist High command urged the United Nations to return to the truce table and pursue a full effort to settle the prisoner of war issue and reach peace in Korea. The note was sent to General Mark W. Clark by North Korean Premier and Supreme Commander, with high level Chinese volunteers listed nearby. The exchange followed a brief recess in negotiations and added to mounting tension over pact terms and war aims.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Mark W. Clark
Supreme Command
Ee Cun
di Sungami Cen
Peng ‘Teh Huai
Clark'y Howiquariurs
Cemetery thief steals again at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward authorities report a repeat theft at Holy Sepith cemetery on Niles road. A stolen car helped the thief remove a container containing $89, with no injuries reported. Police investigated and appealed for tips about the weekend theft.
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Hayward
Hief
Mit
Focal Authorities
burKe
Holy Sopithehie
Niles Road
City Officials Return Home After Washington Delegation
Five members of Hayward's Raynard abiert delegation arrived in San Francisco after an eight hour Capitol trip. The group included Bill Wilson Ad Phillips George Oakes Taplin Marvin Richardson Darios Bee and others. They praised Oakes and Richardson for their Washington work and highlighted possible airport expansion and federal support from the PHA Veterans Administration and CAA. Further government updates were expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auapont
San Francisco
Washington, D.C
Art Phillips
Bill Wilson
Hayward
Fred Taplin
Howard Airport
Managar
Zeny
Marvin Richardson
George Oakes
Carlos Bee
Antilor
Finh Sehool
Cannen
Oakes and
Richardson
Washington
PHA
Veterans’ Administration
CAA
Kidnaped Plane Remains in Texas Amid Talks
In Brownsville Texas a stalled dispute over a DC-4 seized aircraft continues. Lloyd A Webb owner of a 25 percent stake asserts rental claims around 150000 while Alfred Conklin tries to recover the plane for Rinling Air. Frontier Air Motors holds the craft in a hangar as parties prepare for a conference in New York or Brownsville to settle ownership and rights.
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Brownsville
Tex
JU. S. Overious
Amine
Lei Naped
Plang
Alfred J. (Pappy) Conklir
Lloyd A. Webb
Bayside
Oakland
Calif
Conklin
Paw Y
Cunningham
Webb
UAL
Webb Nwis
Brownsville International Airpark
Frontier Airmotors Company
George Zarski
Frontier
Zarski
Cutmancham
el Jardin
New Yorker
Pacific
Feri Clements
New Yors
Airling
CAA
Nell
Cease
Twin
J Tech
Canamex Corp
New York
Clement
Halph Cox, Sr
U. S
Canamex
Tate Asset Pending
Sinalion
Filine Beamat Cox
Inside notes on county committee and anniversary observance
A fragmented page notes the county administrative panel meeting in June and a Parks Air Force Reserve fourth anniversary observance. It mentions McCarron and a commentary on two Hayward public library books, with page references 6, 8, and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Air Force
McCarron
Hayward
Housing Down Payments Lower As Govt Eases Regulation
Four injured in head on collision near Hidden Valley Ranch in Hayward. Roland Binworth 26 and Alice 23 treated at Fairmont and Hayward hospitals. Bayly Mantei 33 and Harold Russell 26 received emergency treatment and transferred to Oakland and San Francisco hospitals with facial injuries. Further crashes sent J Byrne 49, L Leimbach 34, and Victoria Evan 37 to Fairmont or Oakland hospitals with fractures and skull injury. An unrelated vehicle collision on Boehmer bill injured Merritt Histon 48, while Anwido Lopez 34 escaped injury. passenger Lave Lopez treated by private physician.
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Hayward
Hidden Valley Ranch
Roland J. Binworth
Donnastedt
Aliee
Fairmont
Haworth
Bayly Mantei
Monlavey
Harold Russell
Monioil
Veters Allt Hospital
Oakland
Russell
Southern Pa
San Francisco
Boehmer Bill Rarly
Raw J. Byrne
Berieo- Inv
Autemobile
Tate Rune
Loni Leimbach
Deo Tert
Vollerans’ Hospital
Victoria Evan
Real Medin
Merritt
Histon
Claw
Iterpid
Anwido Lopez
Washington Street
Russell Citi
Lopez
Lave Lopez
Ivate
Aninay
Senate near end on foreign aid bill amid amendments
The Senate opened final debate on a 1.4 billion foreign aid measure as a dispute raged over excluding western nations trading with communist countries. Senator Kom proposed sending the bill back to committee to attach an amendment banning aid to any nation involved with arms or strategic goods to the Iron Curtain. The Kern amendment had won Senate approval earlier but was defeated amid opposition in the House. Chairman Connally warned mutual security support would reach the White House without the Kern proposal.
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UW. 5
Kern
Senate
Tom Connally
Tex
Stnate Foreign Tuxations Committee
White House
All Night Senior Ball Set for Hayward High
Hayward high plans the All Night Senior Ball tomorrow night financed by local merchants as a safe and sane event. A student committee with Harold Lavick, Walter Deininger, Councilman W O Wilson, Charles Webber, and Judge J Foley organize the program with Molinari and the Newtowns dance team, a variety floor show, and eye catching decor by Mary Lassiville, Dave Dickie, and others.
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Hayward
John Molinari
Hayward High
Harold Lavick
Walter Deininger
W.O. Wilson
Charles Webber
J. Foley
Arost
Greg Nottingham
Baywood Dedication Set Tomorrow
Hayward school district plans a 8 p.m. dedication of the Baywood addition funded by state money. The new wing includes a classroom, multi purpose auditorium, cafeteria, staff room, music room, toilets, and site improvements. County Superintendent Vaughn Seidel will speak. trustees will present the building to Baywood pupils and the community. Baywood orchestra and glee club will perform. Baywood PTA will host refreshments.
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Haywald
Hayward Atleneatiny School Distrief
Baywood
Jack Dh Rewy
Young Fauditorium
Anderson
Simonds
Lewis
Hayward Cone
Vaughn Seidel
Hayward
Calvin Morris
Rees
Edward Stanton
Robert di Ray
Truster H. FP. McGarter
W. BE. Hobson
PTA
Baywrood Orchestra
Glee Club
Alwine Fenton
Baywood Pta
Tonsillitis Blamed For Near Death
A near fatal incident is linked to tonsillitis of Ty Jold Maxwell in Hayward. His mother, Mrs Walter M Tony of East Avenue, found him not breathing and performed rescue with an ambulance called to Palmvant hospital from Children’s hospital at the Rant Ray in Caledoni.
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Hayward
Ian
Ty Jold Maxwell
Silverlay
Walter M. Tony
East Avenue
Sherif
Hin
Vomy
Tate
Palmvant Hospital
Inter Ty Children's Hospital
Calevnni
Narcotics Case Sent to Superior Court in Oakland
Two men Rufino Cota of Hayward and David Fy Berteau of Oakland faced charges after a San Lore pursuit on May 17. Deputies said suspects fled in a car up Grant Ave, and “Rerfers” were thrown from the window during the chase before appearing before Judge E. Foley in lay Ward Municipal Court Friday. The case was sent to the Superior Court in Oakland for further action.
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Oakland
E. Foley
Lay Ward
Rufino Cota
Meek Avenue
Hayward
David Fy Berteau
San Lore
Sheriff's Office
Grant Aves
Deputi
New Housing Credit Rules Cut Down Payment Burden
Federal housing policy shifts take effect Wednesday lowering down payments for veterans and reducing initial shares for non veterans on homes up to 100000 with scaled percentages. Mortgage terms extend to 24 years for 12000 or less and 20 years for higher prices, under oversight of Housing and Finance authorities and the Federal Reserve Board.
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Washington
Boverfment Dutay
Pavan
Efor
Dante Pircintee
Fexfrsid Reserve Board
Nudur
Federal Reserve Berra
Tua Prier Gscole
Lain Tech
Inia
Reneter
Mit
Appainimonse Whey
Peter
United Fund Drive Explained in Community Meeting
A local gathering will explain the United Fund Drive and its aims. Hosts including Gene Sullivens and Waite Stephansnn will describe the drive, its nonprofit partners, and how donations support regional agencies. no religious component will be included.
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United Fund
Osada
Hinel
Baethas
Ortaber
Gene Sullivens
Mont Frege
Tne
Waite Stephansnn
Nf United Can
Glass Campine
East Bay United Fund
Teagan
Wenatrew
Marty
Acquit
Imdustysa
Engblom Takes Third in Miss California Pageant
Stanford student Joy Engblom representing Oakland finished third among 20 contestants in the Miss California contest on Santa Cruz Beach. The 20 competitors were judged on poise, charm, and stage presence, with Marilyn Davis named Miss Modesto as runner up. Engblom, 20, is a brunette from Hayward and hopes to reach the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City.
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Ogah Arhalar
Atlantic City
Ansa
Calif
Keane
Chirus
N. Angelsna Acenne
Satta Cour
Eves Mingers
Tan Slypels
Muilesta d. Co
Duis
Joyer
Engblom
Stanford
Oalland
Hormie
San Joss
Hayward
Ips
Simty
Sarena Og
Ban Cheen
Ruree
Enn
Santa Cruz Chamber of Commerce
Laria Carel
Prdgkn
Thunderstorm Likely Then Clearing Skies Tonight
A few scattered showers or thunderstorms are probable this afternoon and tonight as the weather turns mostly cloudy then clears. Temperatures will be cooler than yesterday with a slightly lower afternoon high and tonight’s low. Rainfall expected over the past 24 hours remains light.
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Tam Rac
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Nystrom Furniture CO
Meekland
Govt
Volitians
Ty Verigus
Ranyes
Valio
Andy Ia
Alana
Andere
J. Engblom
Miss
Mature
Eno
Don Harder
Moin St. Hayward
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