Subdividers Propose Major Drainage Project Nearby
Shoemaker Construction plans a $58,422,000 budget for 1951 52 California military expansion. Marshall and Pleasonton bases would receive the largest shares, with Shoemaker’s Calfornia construction boosted by additions for airfield and training facilities. Alameda Naval Air Station and Oakland Army base are among California sites slated for multi million upgrades, totaling over a tenth of the state’s defense appropriation.
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Shoemaker
Marshall
Cano Shocker
Pleaswiton
Air Force
C. Jounia
George
Calfornia
Maralwll
Itsue
Arioy
Navy
Department
Congress
East Bay
Oakland Army Base
Naval Air Station
Alpeda
Mid Naval Air Airland
Construs Alameda Naval Air Statiof
Moffett Field
Navy Station
Bay
Francisco
Urban Surtax Bill Nears Final Senate Vote Test
SACRAMENTO AB-3217 advances toward final action as Senate Government Committee votes 9-2 to pass it to the floor. Backers say the measure boosts city funding while opponents, led by County Supervisors, challenge its reach and timing amid heated debates. Local governments assert it targets urban districts for additional taxes and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sacramento
Ali Lo
Fisal Actin
Messen
Lego of
California
County Super- Visors Association
Gil Wver
Gegston
Board of Supervisors
Dan
Richard Graves
The
League of Cities
Caves
Einnot
Marold Kennedy
Stewart
Domes Ff ‘Lyttle
Sonoma Board of Supervisos
Frank J. Rowe
Novara County, Rr Association
Willi Cradge
Harry Bartell
Oakland
A. W. Walker
San Hemar- Line
William Keller
Lancaster
William MacDougall
Chester Schneider
San Diego
Robert Rinn
Ladi
Graves
Diamond Jubilee Meet Tomorrow Pageant Plans Announced
Civic and fraternal groups join private sponsors for a meeting tomorrow at 8 p m in Wayne Street high school auditorium to outline production details for the upcoming Hayward Diamond Jubilee. Organizers expect about 490 participants east of the city and schedule early rehearsals next week with city style shows from July 28 to four days of celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic
Waynered High Sehant
Lay Asher
Corine le
Wich
Willian Crearkin
Hal Pking
Pagewil
Start Orarly
Croarein
Parbcapanta
Alan
County Weighs Big Drainage Plan To Boost Treeview
County Board weighs a plan to fund 900000 in surface drainage work to open 576 lot Treeview tract near Haywards Niles street and Tareyton Village, enabling a 6000 home subdivision south of Llayward. Developers would provide 900000, county to match, with detailed rights of way and maintenance questions unresolved.
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Tennyson-Vaile Vista
Llayward
County Board of Supervisors
Fred B. Mellmann
Oakland
Melmann
Mellmann
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commuistict
Treeview
Anoing Commission
Haywards Niles Stde Highway
Tareyton Village
Harder Road
Jackson Street
Hesperian Boulevard
Whipple Road
Meilmann
Harry Barty
Melliham
Histrict
Douglas R. Dunning
Wallace H. Boggs
Lax Anuweys
George A. Jansen
Thomas FE. Calderott
Chester E. Stanley
Air battle over Korea nets planes shot down
United States and United Nations fighters clashed with Communist forces in Korea as real planes and bombers were downed. The clash near MIG Alley involved Mustangs, Sabres, and MiGs with several enemy aircraft destroyed or damaged while Allied losses were denied. Strategic strikes targeted Pyongyang area airfields to blunt North Korean air capability.
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Tokyo
U. S S
Korea
United Nations Bco
Nangang
Wonsar
Avath
Seoul
Chorwon
Kumsong
5Th Air Force
Sanchon
Anoth
Peller
Armerican
Gayorgi
Pyongyang
North Korea
Reel
Manchuria
Yalu River
Chongchou River
Senchon
Two Men Face Charges of Illegal Deer Hunting
Warden Arthur Phillips cited Edward Logsdon and Richard Luz in Cull Canyon Casto Valley for illegal deer hunting. Luz later admitted firing two shots from a .22 rifle but claimed no shot occurred. A doe was found nearby as deputies investigated. both men were ordered to appear before Judge T. C. Foley.
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Arthur Phillips
Oakland
Cull Canyon
Casto Valley
Edward (. Logsdon
Richard HB. Luz
T. C. Foley
Hayward Justice Court
Luz
Phillins
John B. Currie Ranch
Cull Canyon Road
Currie
Bon MN. Ramage
Mesperiin Bonevard
Owas
Cranch
Hayward
Ceartie
Logsdon
Logstter
Devr
Wise
Quita
Britons Recalled as Iran Oil Dispute Escalates
Britain announced it was recalling oil delegates after Tehran ordered seizure of the Anglo-Tranian oil fields following failed nationalization talks. Foreign Secretary Morrison urged Iran to reconsider, while United States Acheson urged renewed negotiations. Iran prepared to move troops and restrict tanker access to the oil region as tensions rose.
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Lomdron
Britain
Herbert Morrison
Commons
Tehran
Tis
Persia
Ran
Morrison
Mossadegh
Iran
Henry Grady
Breakdown in Iran Talks Triggers Action on Oil Assets
Tehran seized the British owned Anglo Iranian oil installations after a breakdown in negotiations with the United States urging Mossadegh to a compromise. Ambassador Grady urged quick action but was ignored as the Iranian National Oil Company took control of the fields, directing production and revenues.
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Tehran
Atv
Plu
United States
Henry F. Grady
Iran
Grady
Mossadezh
Mossadegh
Iranian Sialional Oil Company
Mohammed Mossadegh
Isps
Wik
Fuser
Whi Leving
Lotdot
South
J Tran
Renue
Has
Angin
Transin
Guilty Pleas In Leandro Narcotic Case
Guilty pleas by Harry Winkleblack 36 and his wife Mary 22 on possession for sale of heroin valued at 1 million were entered in Superior Court before Judge Charles Wade Snook. Winkleblack faces five to ten years at San Quentin. wife seeks probation. Police traced a raid in Leandro in March that netted 1600 pounds of narcotics and led to multiple arrests in the Bay Area. Her confinement continues until childbirth. further sentences could place the couple under California Youth Authority oversight.
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Harry Winkleblack
Mary
Charles Wade Snook
Leandro
Willy
Plains
Ilebrock
San Quentin
Sneek Wall
Hartingame
Bay Rrad
Lhe Winkleblacks
Winkleblack
California Youth Authority
Final Stock Market Roundup in New York
Stocks opened firm then eased through the session with major declines in rails and several steels and oils showing irregular moves. Among notable changes, industrials and motors drifted lower while specialties drifted and edged downward in uneven trading.
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New York
Steeks
Dewey
Sean
Newsprint costs to rise again by six dollars a ton
Newsprint prices will advance six dollars per ton effective July 1, based on a notice to The Daily Review from Supply Analysis in Vancouver. The increase brings the price to 116 dollars a ton exclusive of freight and insurance, marking the second hike of the year after a ten dollar rise in January.
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Daily Review
Supply Analyss
Vancouver
Mickey Cohen Found Guilty On Tax Charge
Los Angeles mobster Mickey Cohen, linked to the underworld, is convicted on three income tax counts and one count of perjury for filing false returns covering 1916 to 1918. He is jailed without bail as the case marks a shift in the crackdown on organized crime. The verdict comes after years of scrutiny by federal investigators and testimony before the Kefauver committee.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cahek
Fme
Underworld
Loca Line
RLSB
Ruowe Pumbler
Biel
Comaselible Ag Peder
Cohtn
Alter
Bedy
Se Troma
Cindy
Lew Silverglein
Steven
Cohen
Chester
Lavonne
Benhayes
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Estes Kefauger
Famiin
Berkeley Woman Jumps to Death in San Francisco
Berkeley woman Marion Haberty, 34, wife of a dental surgeon, died after an apparent fall or jump from the Clay-Jones apartments on Nob Hill. A nightgown clad body was recovered and deputies described a recent quarrel with her husband as a possible factor.
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Ban Francisco
Marion Haberty
Berkeley Dentiel
Clay- Jones
Nots Hill
Elicherty
Damien Prideauux
Ten Witnesses Testify in Grand Jury Shooting Case
SAN LUIS OBISPO witnesses including Mrs Margaret Ryan widow of Basil Ryan and ranch foreman Evasio Piovera testified to the fatal shooting of 22 year old Leonard Ray Jr at Lopes canyon ranch. They described Ray as trespasser who allegedly threatened Ryan with a rifle amid heated exchange.
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San Luis Obispo
New York Society
Margaret G. Ryan
Ryan
Leonard RB. Ray Jr
New York
Basil Iryan
Jerry Geisler
Brazil
Evasio Piovera
Ray
Leonard D. Ray Sr
William TD. Harper
Harlan Dixon
Oacre Lopes Canyon
Charles Porter
Bite Ranch
Car Upset Injures Six in Early Morning Crash
A slippery road at 2:45 am near State Route 9A and Brown Road caused a car to overturn after missing a turn. Driver Charles Allen Pittman, 16, of Castro Valley, suffered minor injuries and was treated at Fairmont hospital. Five others, including Arinne Bartle and Mytle Gartle, plus Vaughn Wright and Dudy Pittman, were hurt in separate crashes. Two other incidents left Dengis Trebert and Lee Waters with minor injuries. Quiroz remains in critical condition after a separate Sunday collision at Highland hospital.
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Costire Valley
Charles Allen Pituman
Castre Valley
Brown Road
Arinne Bartle
Mytlle Gartle
T3is Tolley
Castro Valley Boulevard
Vaughn Wright
Whelty Avenue
Dudy Pittman
Castro Valley
Fairmont Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Boulevard Court
San Leandro
Elvie Leta Roberts
149Th Avenue
Lee Waters
Irvington
Centerville
Joseph Lewis
John Quiroz
Highland Hospital
U S Took Russians Off Hook at Yalta Confab
Former ambassador to China Patrick Hurley testified before senators that Atlantic Charter pledges were repealed by American diplomats at Yalta to let Russia resume its cosmopolitan policy. He charged State Department with surrendering American principles in a diplomacy marked by secrecy and concessions.
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Wasitington
U.P
Patrick i
China
Yalta
Confdrenor
Russia
Senatms
Fray Bretelly Pole Hurley Frailel
State Department
Douglas MacArthur
MacArdue
Truman
Senate
Cnrimane
Hurley
Hite
Roosevelt
Wineston
Klisley
Ciiplanmats
Jeb
Minnelok
Sturley
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Acheson
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Tran
Withe Suh
Uecior
Ile
Alen
U.S
Mickey Cohen
Berkeley
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E. 4Th St
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