Why mortar shells fell short near Marine command post
Investigators probe why two mortars fell short of the battalion command post at Hickory Point New River injuring eight Marines and wounding 23 others during a field exercise lunch. Officials withheld details, noting possible weapon or ammunition issues. Names of the slain withheld pending family notices.
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Camp Learuine
Questinica
Tadiy
Uiere
Tinga Cnen
Fir
2Nd Marine Division
Hickory Point
New River
Bern
Domary
Dallivlint Feld
Counterfeit Glass Coins Foiled by Secret Service
Wollis scrap dealer Janes Stewart aged about 80 dropped a cent pipe on a sidewalk and shattered glass like a coin, claiming to find 50 cent pieces. Secret Service agents identified the pieces as counterfeit, made of glass.
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Hollis
Oil
Janes Stewart
Stewart
Jay
Mrs Morabito Succumbs in San Francisco
A San Francisco obituary reports the death of Mrs. Morabito yesterday after a brief illness. The record lists Mr. Morabito and Vic Morabite as survivors amid a family note from the city.
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San Fran
Mirisma M 'Cony
Vic Morabite
San Franciseo Ningys
Community Fund Sale and Local Events Mix
Patchy OCR lists various events and fundraisers including a rummage sale at Lake Garden Club hall at 3 am, a benefit for Barefoot Players Inc with a June 27 show, a Saint Mary school event, and June 28 cord party at Our Lady Grace Church. Also notes June 26 Muninage rule, July 12 plant show, and a Denelit chint party.
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Mususage Sale
Benoit
Watkins Atzool
UPPEC
Clare Higgs
Echoes of
Borhige
Hall
Por
Bani Hall
Our Lauy
Grace Church
Castro Valley
Furie
Duns
Ides Mill
Jung
Itana
Annal Bas Gowin
Vat Stans’ Masnerial
Courteau Building Commission
Annamber
Neighbor's of Wrath
Lorenzo High Football Field Delayed by Engineering Hurdles
The Hayward union high school district weighs upgrading Lorenzo High with an athletic field. Engineering issues including grading, filling, and a water well irrigation threaten completion in time for fall football practice. board hopes a temporary field may be ready, though next season may lack home games due to state turf requirements.
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Speer
Sat Lorenz
Wits
Stanley Bune
Sag Leandra
Hayward Union
Recreation District Offers Summer Classes in Music Drama Crafts
The Hayward Recreation District unveils summer programs run by Phil Silberman covering puppetry pantomime and plays at multiple playgrounds. Leather copper and metalwork crafts will be taught by Vivian Macy at several centers with schedules across Monday through Friday, including Independent Casto Valley and San Lorenzo locations, featuring community singing and folk dancing as part of the classes.
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Ik den Maosit
Hayward
Phil Silberman
Burbank
Amn
John Muir
Tatsai
Highinds
Pally Valle Vista
Pan
Tennyson
Waslington Manor
Ashland
Mont
Tad Community
San Lavenza
Amy
Wemestead
Trans
Ty WS Pty
Castro Valley Yehoul
Panne Meegler
Pai
Mirkhin
AMS
Weih Fu
Vivian Macy
Eens Valley School
Tor & Paw
Fairview
Wain
Washington Manor
San Lorenzo
Wednie Younyson
Uiplelands
Btu
Markham
la Dela Pont
Fairmord
Sifhinal
Elaly
Wridays Russes
Aliparl
Airmmt
Shland
Halcvyon
Pam Washington Manor
New Markham
David Marin
Yen
Livestock Display at Alameda County Fair Opens June 29
Alameda County Fair schedules a 16 day livestock display starting June 29 at Pleasanton. Dale Carithers announces premium money totals over $16 000 with hundreds of cattle dairy cattle swine and sheep entered from California. More than 600 head set a new fair record as exhibitors prepare, assisted by Hugh Walker and Leslie Brown with Future Farmers of America 4 H sponsorships. The livestock parade and 4 H activities cap Thursday July 12 events.
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Alameda County
Pleasant
Dale Carithers
Mission San Dose
California
Carithers
Hugh Walker
Shivermore
Leslie Brown
Hayward
Farnex
Rockefeller urges more trade with backward nations
Nelson Rockefeller, chair of the international development advisory board, urged expanding trade with underdeveloped regions at a San Francisco luncheon. He warned the United States relies on foreign raw materials like rubber, manganese, chrome, tin, zinc, and copper and stressed aid to lift living standards and boost world production.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
International Development Advisory Board
San Tra
United States
United Shoes
Rockefeller
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Berkefeller
Exhibit Space 85 Per Cent Sold for Show
Hayward Farm Home and Industry Fair exhibits fill 85 percent of space for the Hayward Diamond Jubilee event. Billy Warren announces remaining slots, with main exhibit hall, outdoor auto show, fan equipment area, and new Hayward High School venue. A large historical pageant planned for August 21 with 500 participants to be staged across Hayward.
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Ely
Aguaans
Hayward
Billy Warren
Clairman
Warren
Hayward High
Hayrel Crirden
Alnog Persien
Offer to Negotiate Made By Pilots Out On Strike
Pilots on the third day of their strike against United Airlines floated a new offer for negotiations under mediation. Company spokesmen commented on possible presidential intervention as executives huddled to decide next steps, while union leaders pressed for a sliding pay scale and broader pay scales across aircraft types. The mediation board urged a clear response and considered delaying further flight disruptions as labor actions continued across hubs including Seattle and Honolulu.
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Chicago
TUP
Piols
Unites Airtines
Rung Tiine
AVL Airli Pilots’ Association
Sail
Dent ‘Lewmar
Air Dine
Jobin
Thad Srobh Jy
Chabayan
Tuale
Truman
Hawaii
Conpiny Hid
United Pilots
Seattle
Wash
Keres
Councii
J. B. Mekelvey
ALPA
America Airlines
David Ehneku
Universal
Auerigaer Airlines
Mrs. Alice P. West Rites Set Sunday
Obituary notice for Mrs. Alice P. West noting her death in Southern California. She was a Mt. Eden merchant’s daughter and wife of Weary Peterman. Survived by children and several relatives in Los Angeles and South Alamrechit county. Services held at Wee Kirk and burial at Scroll Lowe Cemetery.
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Menorial
Varity
Uhlen
Alice Peterman
Jaway
Cili- Towne
Mus
Mt. Eden
Weary Peterman
Sweaut
Harry Beturman
Kassel
Brain
Chaya
Georeth Dakes
Meld Oakes Couk
Hayward
Walter Eggert Elected Oakland C of C Head
Walter Eggert elected head of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce for 1951 52 announced today. Name of officers listed include vice president Wirsehlin and executive George Keller with details about other officers and regional divisions.
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Walter Eggert
Oakland C of C
Widley J. Maerk
Wis
le Civic Organations
Zie Whoa Yaw
Offier Wear
Winnie Proshleuk
Cieneral Kot
Vicered
Wirsehlin
Rennal Peter Eaward
George M. Keller
Fishing fines rise as 146 anglers pay $13067
A California roundup reports 146 anglers fined for fishing without licenses, contributing to $13,067 in fines for hunting and fishing infractions in the month. The report notes that forgetting a license was the common arrest cause, while many offenses stemmed from license failures.
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California
Division of Fish and Gimne
SRE TV
Jhon- Lungs
Georgia Visitors At Boysen Home
Georgia visitors travel from Crane Park Cia to visit Mr aid Mia Watley Royse and daughter Louviki at 604 Mabel Avenue. They will return with Touelly for about two weeks before continuing to Washington.
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Crane Park
CIA
Aid Mia
Watley, Royse
Dughter Louviki
Mabel Avenue
Joe Argo
Dadeliin
Ann
Joanne
Touelly
Remin
Washington
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Frank Mashard
Jim Eneight
Jim Duggins
Charles Grace
Joli
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Oakland
Piedmont
Lawrence F. More
Lorenzo High
Recreation District
San Leandro
Jay Vee
Ganga Rea
Nenier SI Goga
Blathru L
Smart Silhouanre Heal OY
U.S
88Th Parallel
Korea
Alice P. West
Eamnty
Corleriinne Paints
Palmer Paint CO
Main Sr
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley Hills
Ingle
Georgia
Boysen
Charles J. Scatena
Scatena
York Go
Tole
Kellog
Hiram
Ayn
Hiran
Hira
Iran
Hayward Health Foods
Glenn
East 44Th St
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