Death of Watch Tower minister linked to tomato soup illness
George D avi 24 of 22804 Sonams Street died after illness blamed on acute yellow atrophy as possible food poisoning. He had been treated by two chiropractors since Thursday and became ill Friday after reportedly eating tomato soup. Ambulance attendants arrived after Frank J. Garig called. Survived by mother Mary Bale Garig and several siblings. Funeral services held at Sorensen Brothers chapel.
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George Davi
Sonams Street
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society
Gorng
Roy Manning
Frank J. Garig
Frank Carig
Ile
Mary Bale Garig
William TP. Garig
Okland
Huking CG
Garig
North Hollywood
Eunice Covert
Landaster
Ralph W. Garig
Ned Scolt
Hayward
Magdalene
Ge A. Bale
Sorensen Brothers
da Inia
Paton
Marine Guard Cuban Janitor Found Dead at Embassy
In Havana the United States embassy reported the deaths of Marine guard Sgt. Robert J. Shelton and Cuban janitor Agustin Fernandez in the embassy vise section. Police said both died between midnight and 6 am in a murder suicide scenario, Shelton shooting Fernandez and then taking his own life. A pistol lay beside Shelton. no sign of burglary. Shelton, 22, from Parishville, New York, had been posted since last November.
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Armerican Marine Guard
United States
Robert J. Shelton
Agustin Fernandee
Eleanors
Shelton
Parishville
N. Y
Havana
Ciba
EBMUD Raises Three Percent For District Employees
EBMUD announced a general salary increase of 3 percent effective July 1 for its employees. General manager John McFarland cited the district's ongoing salary survey to align district wages with those of related public agencies and private industries.
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Baslbay Mtunicipal
John OcFarland
EBMUD
Sabrejets Down Five MiG-15s in Korea Air Battle
United Nations forces reported air combat over northwestern Korea with U S Sabrejet pilots claiming five Soviet built MiG 15s shot down and two damaged. Communist losses were six planes destroyed and eight wounded amid signs of buildup as ground operations extend along a broad front.
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Yokyo
United Nations
Korea
United States Air Force
Cmehters
Tt. Grit
James A. van Fleet
United States
Western Front
East Central Front
Inje
No-Min's
Pyongeane
Iron Triangle
Ath
James A. van Pleet
Seoul
Kimseng
Reds
Local Con Sent Back To Prison
Henry K. Gansley, 44, who helped Hollywood make a prison picture, was sent back to prison after burglary on parole. He had prior 20-year Los Angeles burglary sentences, 13 years served, 14 escapes, including wall burrows and key use. He wrote articles as Alcatraz Blackie while at Folsom and later worked for Movin studio at $300 weekly.
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Oakland
Henry K. ‘Gansley
Htve
Hollywood
Alcatraz
Gansley
Hayward
Charlies Wade Snovle
Vin
Sia Quertin
Los Angeles
Folsom
Alcatraz Blackie
Movin Studio
Big Districts To Be Allowed
A bill to form community services districts for unincorporated areas passed the Assembly. Authored by Thomas Caldecott of Berkeley, the measure would consolidate sanitary, sewer, water, fire, and police services under a single district board elected after petitions and hearings. Assemblyman Justin Beck urged sending the bill to an interim committee for study amid related legislation already approved.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Thomas Caldecull
Berkeley
Caldecott
County Boards of Supervisors
Justin Beck
Fernanda
Final Stocks In New York Fail To Confirm Rally
Stocks drifted lower on light volume as rails failed to confirm a rise in industrials. Chart experts say rails must show gains to spark further broad advances. near close rails found some support but overall market mood remained subdued and unable to lift other averages.
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New York
U.P
Legislature Heads Into Final Week With Dozens Of Issues
SACRAMENTO U P The legislature entered its final week with more than a dozen issues unresolved including funding for child care centers with 5 545 000 requested for next year and school aid of 48 million which Gov Warren may veto. A new life term option for sex attacks on children and a draw poker bill to curb gambling were among debated measures. Alcoholic clinics operate under a rider placing costs on the liquor industry. Taxes for urban unincorporated areas face Assembly approved action amid county service concerns.
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Sacramento
U.P
Fred Kraft
Senate
Assembly
Francis Dunn
Oaklend
Earl Warren
FBI
H. Allen Smith
Glendale
California
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Herbert Klocksiein
Klockstein
House
County Supervisors
Alameda County Searched as Critical Defense Area Aid Consideration
An official said Alameda County and other California regions are being reviewed for federal aid as critical defense housing areas. Sixteen areas have been declared critical so far, with California locales including Alameda Contra Costa and Los Angeles counties and cities such as Long Beach and Roseville under consideration for housing and infrastructure relief.
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Washington
Ralph R. Kaul
Critical Areas Committee
Defense Production Administration
California
Alamada-Contra Coste
Barstow
Imperial County
Teincaster - Muroc - Palindsle
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Pillshurs
Porl Mueneme
Oxnard
Ventura
Queen Contest For Jubilee Nominations Open In Ha wil
Nominations for the Dianwind Jubilee Queen contest opened Saturday with the Flayward chamber of commerce and Dine mone Jubilee festival committee. The winner will reign over the Farm Home and Industry Fair July 19 21 22. Eligible are girls 16 to 26 who are unmarried. Interested contestants may register at the chamber of commerce in Ha wil city hall or mail in the coupon listed elsewhere. Deadline is June 20 at 6 pm. an entry blank appears on page 2. A kickoff party for all contestants is planned for Friday and additional events are scheduled. Votes: first 20 nominees receive 2000 votes each, next 10 get 1860, others 700.
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Flayward Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Hawil
Storm Blows Over Economic Aid Ban Plans
Washington runs into a congressional storm over the admin ban on economic aid to nations shipping strategic goods via the Soviet bloc. President Truman’s $8.5 million foreign military and economic aid program sits at stake as Republicans push for an airtight clause to keep the embargo flexible. House leaders face mobilization doubts as defense act nears expiry, while Dems and Republicans urge bi partisan revisions to curb political vendettas.
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Washington
Truman
Nalina Security Council
House
Brooks Hays
James H. Duff
St. Hays
Local Man Killed Near Santa Rosa
A Hayward man Luther Hicks and his son in law Charles Howell were seriously injured when their car crashed head on with a panel delivery truck on Highway 101 near Santa Rosa Sunday night. In all, fourteen people were injured, eight critically, in multiple crashes around the same time, with several more hospitalized including Juhia Quiroz and Det Piedmont.
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Hayward
Sonia Rosa
Alameda County
Luther Hicks
Westerly Boulevard
Charles Howell
Haysvard
Highway 101
Santa Rose
Highland Hospital
Juhia Quiroz
Desoto
Nilesveau
Garden Roll
Det Piedmont
Fairmont
Providence Hospital
Thomas Elke
San Francisco
Quiroz
Ernest Buasarto
Newark
Lupe Montez
Decoto
Tighland Hospital
Raymond Rojas
Alex Baca
Econ
Margaret Silva
Towell Avenue
Higkland Hospital
Foothill Boulevard
38Th Avenue
Louis Moreno
Los Reyes
San Leandro
Burton
Louis Rasgen
147Th Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
East Oakland Hospital
Rasgen
Marent’s Auto
Beryl Joste
137Th Avenue
Eastath Street
William A. Berggren
Dutton Avenue
Roger J. Gardner
Berkeley
Gerald K. Phillips
Nattress Way
St. Ambrose Church
100Th Avenue
Hast 14Th Street
Roland Dodge
Medford Avenue
Hasaward
Tony Numez
Delta
California
C Clark Hinison
Redding
Niles Road
Nunez
Highways Patrol
Iab Tudor
William G
Ayli
Tourique BF
Neves
Antioch
St. Paul's Hospital
Lost by a Nose in Clockwork Mishap at Rushford Church
A Workman near Rushford village tried the clock at the church and a sudden sweep of the minute hand nipped off the tip of his nose. The incident occurred as he passed the clock mechanism, causing a minor injury but no lasting harm.
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Rushford
Eng
MacArthur Hearings Near End With Four Witnesses Tabled
The Senate committee investigating General MacArthur's dismissal plans to wrap up the inquiry soon. In its seventh week, four additional witnesses will be heard along with MacArthur, barring a second appearance. The panel unanimously approved a rapid windup and set witnesses including Patrick Jurley and Maj. Gen. Emmet O'Donnell, with Harriman's testimony dropped as duplicative. The panel may reconvene tomorrow if arrangements allow.
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Washington
Senate
Dunglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Armed Services
Biehdrd GB. Russell
Criginittes
Patrick Jurley
China
State Department
Emmet O
Korea
Fort Knox
Oscar Badger
U. S
Far East
Eastern Sea Frontier
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
Russell
Harriman
Pres- Mta
Communists Lose Ground as De Gaulle Gains in France Vote
In Paris, France swings right after general election with Communist seats dropping to 99 of 627. De Gaulle’s Rally of the French People leads with 111 seats as allies total 113. Third force coalition holds 243 seats, while Communists win a large share of popular vote at 25.76 percent. De Gaulle campaigns for a strong executive head of state and less reliance on the U.S. and Britain.
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Paris
France
Nance
Charles de Gaulle
Rally of the
de Gaulle
Rally of
Eme
Farre
Snciati
Catholic Popular Republic
Left Republicans
Democratic and Socialist Union of the Resistance
Third Force
Rene Pleven
Robert Schuman
de Gaullists
de Gaulte
Wally O
Brance
U. S
Britain
Air Force Probes Collision Of Planes
Air Force investigators examined the wreckage after two Mustang fighter planes collided during a training flight over the Gila Bend Gunnery Range in Arizona. One pilot, Lt. Manuel Savatgy of Kingston New York, was killed and Lt. Richard E. Lamp of Phoenix was seriously injured.
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Luke Air Force Base
Ariz. WA
Air Force
Manuel Savatgy
Kingston
N.Y
Richard E. Lamp
Fhotnix
Gila Fiend
CV Market Damaged By Blaze At Green Gables Market
Firefighters responded to a blaze at Green Gables Market in Castro Valley injuring interior stores including the grocery and meat departments. Estimated damage above $5000, electrical wiring blamed, exterior saved. Owner Jack E Geaslin, 43, reported resident on Wilkins Street. Smoke spread to neighboring cleaners and other businesses in the same building. Two Castro Valley fire trucks and about 20 men fought the fire for nearly an hour beginning around 1 08 p m. No further injuries reported. Also notes separate grass fires in Ashland and at Stanton Avenue with minor damage and no property loss.
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Green Gables
Sane
Castro Valley Boulevard
Castro Valley
Sia
Wwe
H.C. Walter
Rockaway Lance
Stanton Avenue
Raymond D. Hamlis
Leah L. Finley
Stolen dog valued at 2000 dollars in Hayward
A 10 month old pedigreed Naherman-Pinscher named Bundit valued at 2000 dollars was reported stolen from the home of Leland A Lane on Orchard Avenue Hayward. The dog was left briefly in the front yard and a later neighborhood search prompted the theft report. A woman seen in the area claimed the dog but denied ownership when questioned.
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Troll
Naherman-Pinscher
Leland
Orchard Avenue
Hayward
Aly
Lund
Pickets Charged With Murder In Sumerville Woman's Death
In Sumerville Georgia seven striking Textile Workers Union members face murder charges after a non striking Berton Mills employee was killed when pickets overturned her car at the plant gate. The fatal incident occurred during ongoing labor actions surrounding the mill union dispute.
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Summerville
Ot Berton Mills
Textile Workers Union of
Ama
Baseball Today National League Night Games
United Press reports a New York at St Louis night game and a Boston at Chicago contest with early scoring details. American League features Cleveland versus Boston in a single scheduled game with listed pitchers and lineups.
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United Press
National League
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Peller & Hogan
Taylorr
Masterson
Muss
Noxon
Mediators Seek End to 3-Day Maritime Worker Strike
In New York, federal mediators push to settle an 80,000 member nationwide strike that has halted non defense shipping from Maine to California. Union spokesmen warn the impact will deepen as ships at sea return. negotiators stand by as crews await word on who is carrying Korean War and defense cargo.
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New York
CIQ
Maine
California
Saikes
Atlantic
Gulf
National Maritime Union
Union
Washington
Kor
Independence
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