New Decoto Tract Opens On Sunday
J Bechtel Co of Oakland announced that New Decoto Village will open Sunday 25 with 24 homes in first phase and a projected population of about 2000. The project includes a shopping center, swimming pool, playground, and every home sold with a television set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fey
Saul Ul
J. Ry Beehtel Co
Oukliid
Gaveers Ad Developers
Wei Vareylan Village
Beutel
Thi
BOF Homes
Fio
Clanne
Uvit Kotab Vale
Haveylon Village
Uechtel
Areyton Village
Breuners
Hywel
Cone Fra Coxly
Becht
Tareylon
Bagibay
Niles
Mission Site Under Construction Near New Residential Hub
A development project by Atlas Develop is advancing west of Ban Jase with 220 residences planned. Local officials expect completion to enable further expansion to 1000 homes, including a swimming pool and amenities. March construction milestones and company details are noted with regional planning confirmations.
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Cousteyel
Dexider
Sayeed
Atlas Develop
Cantera
Ted
Die Pew
Mehiely
Gant
Phiyag Roan
Navinnninc Pool
Mrayhens
The
Ata Company
Car Out of Control on Foothill
At 2:40 am on Foothill a car driven by Arthur D. Griffith lost control at a red light, struck Albert Buenas’s vehicle, and rolled into a fence. Buenas, stopped at the corner, was uninjured. no injuries to other occupants noted.
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Timneil
Arthur D. Criffith
Castro Street
Albert Wallice Ronchetto
Pierce Street
Griffith
Buenas
Railroads Prepare for Walkout Amid Labor Tensions
Railroads brace for a strike affecting major lines as union leaders press a 21 day walkout plan. In Pittsburgh and Chicago progress amid mediation bets, while Atlanta and other cities see limited service and workers staying on the job. Officials warn of widespread idling and potential disruption to freight and passenger movement.
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Gostrike
Gaui
Dane Lomoprayy
Mike
Pittsburgh
Anil
Lacy-Management
Pleven
Atlanta
O'Neill
Nualloadl
Teal
Chicago
Great Western
Western Pacific
Western
Nowthern
Switchine
Wowk TN Pty
Wales
Iik Fron
West Cdtt
BOM Wees TV
Snake City
Wil
Cannery Workers Picnic Set for Tomorrow
Cannery Workers union Local 764 members and affiliates plan a picnic at Crow Canton Park tomorrow. Mantel Tro, business agent, and Mel Benjamin, secretary of Silom Local, organize the event with a luncheon to follow. activities include contests and games amid a community gathering featuring Oakland locals.
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Cannery Empinges
Cannery Workers Union
Loval
Uhedy Familias
Crow Canton Pik
Manteltro
Lest
Mel Benjamin
Silom
Ove
Int Ward Ad
Elalis
Ai Aosel
Flood optimism as water levels rise across flood zone
Errors and partial phrases describe the Columbia River flood situation with evacuees in Keller and Dutch areas. Forecasters warn of lingering danger while crews reinforce levees and stop leaks. Stores face rising flood debris as communities brace for further weather impacts along the river.
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Portant
Cre
Colcubin
Hans
Keller
Paciflc
Oregon
Washington
Billigh Columbia
Winding
Wroll
B.C
Vo Rovwis
Warnle
Small Plane Crashes with No Injuries Reported
A damaged small aircraft crashed near Walnut Creek injuring none and prompting an investigation into the engine and landing gear. Officials noted the craft failed to maintain control during approach, but no one aboard was hurt as the plane skidded and shed components were damaged.
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Niephne
Louis Hower
Edward Lare
Hasearel
Hurtin
Pitt Deuel
Peer
Rosen
Unclear OCR Snippet Signals Media Offer Conversation
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and a claimed offer from National Broadcasting Company. Details are unreadable, with multiple misspellings and missing context, making it impossible to identify persons, places, or concrete events.
Bidault Falls as Confidence Vote Defeats French Cabinet
Paris reports Premier Georges Bidault loses a confidence vote 652 to 299 as his middle of the road coalition collapses. Dispute centered on refusing pay raises for civil servants, with socialists and communists pressing for boosts and a broader push toward Western European economic unity.
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Paris
U.P
Georges Bidault
Caalition
France
Europe
Bidault
National Assembly
Bidoner
Vincent Uriol
Catholic Popular Republicity Party
Fll
Zidaull
Robert Selman
Auriol
Bidablt
Foyer
Bidsullo
Wabiva
Bidawth
Ivanee
New Light Plane Flight Record Set
VelanomaCity reports Al Mooney of Wiehiti Kans set a new light plane world record by flying 1 680 miles in a 600 pound single seat two wing monoplane from Brownsville to Winnipeg. He did not hire official observers but maintained visual and radio contact with CAA. Route included Brownsville York Worth Ardmore Oklahoma City Wichita Lincoln Pawnee ND.
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Velanoma City
Red River
Texas
Oona
Mooney
Will Rogers
Winnipeg
Muaney
Ie Wes
CAA
Brownsville
York Worth
Ardmore
Okla
Okahoma City
Wichita
Kans
Lincoln
Neb
Pawgty ND
Fair Art 200 Entries For Show
Fair art entries fill the Pleasonton fairgrounds with 200 works through July 4B. Paintings hang in a shaded outdoor site near the horticultural building and restaurant while action booths stage daily demonstrations. Prizes include silver cups in oil painting watercolors and graphic arts with divisions for historical landscape portrait and still life. Committee members from Hayward Berkeley Oakland and San Leandro select winners. Mary Pedri chairs the art division with assistants Dorie Hillendahl and others.
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VNC
Alain
Pleasuneton
Arkhy
Chico
Oir
Promis
Brite
Elmer Stanhope
Hayward
Tod Kline
San Leandro
Ethel Gray
Niles
Mary Pedri
Swrol
Justin Fame
Oakland
Nelda Springall
Berkeley
Hayward Art
Occession
Miss Pedri
Laster G. Kent
Carlos Robles
San Lorenzo
Dorie Hillendahl
Injured Man Dies After May Street Crash
Edin Morgan aged 62 died Wednesday from skull fracture and internal injuries after he and his wife Mary were struck by a station wagon on Foothill Boulevard at Ward Avenue as they left a May revival meeting. Mary Morgan suffered a fractured limb and internal injuries. The driver Donald McNeilly said he had trouble with glinting headlights and dark clothing. The couple were hospitalized, first at Marie Mont Hospital then in San Francisco.
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Edin Morgan
Mary
Ward Avenue
Foothill Boulevard
Morgan
Tracy
Donald
McNeilly
Walker Street
Oaldland
Iagthill
Federated Picnic Sunday at Hiderberry Park
Federated Improvement clubs in southern Alameda County plan an all day picnic at Hiderberry Park in Niles Canyon. Activities include a ball game and dance, prizes for youngsters and seniors, with Leontis as master of ceremonies and Knot as chair of the planning committee. Attendees urged to bring lunch and utensils while special gate tickets and driving directions will be provided.
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Alameda County
Psu
Hiderberry Park
Niles Canyon
Aawarny Sunny Tay
Alos
Miners Mices
Tor Ue
Oldsters
de G. BP. Leontis
Auguad Knot
le Chalnat
Pedtevailest Hits
Ashland Fire Dept Annual Ball Tonight
The Ashland Fire Department hosts its annual ball at Rollarena on Fifth Street and 15 Aly Avenue with Frank Ciygax and his seven piece orchestra providing music for dancing from 9 pm to 1 am. Refreshments will be served, and a special sweepstakes offers prizes. proceeds support the fire department.
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Ashland Fire Department
Fifth Stree
Frank Ciygax
Emil Sauites
Fivermeyy
Ashland Department
Man Breaks Into Queen Marys Home
Geral Olsmen, 26, was arrested after breaking into Marlborough House, injuring two women servants and attempting armed robbery at the Queen Mothers residence. He assaulted Alice Knight, 66, and punched Winifred Ralph, 52, before police took him into custody five hours later. Knight and Ralph were hospitalized with stab and shock, respectively, as Olsmen faced Bewlset court charges. Police ruled out political motive.
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London
Mary Judiy
Mary
al Naiditay
Geral Olsmen
Marlborough House
King George
Alice Knight
Winifred Ralph
Knight
Alten
St. Fevines
Ralph
O'Brien
Brien
Greek Song wins $40,000 Awger stakes at Aquadtel
Brandy wine stable's Greek Song, saving hig speed to Laestreteh, won the $40,000 Awger stakes at Aquadtel today. Federal vent controls covering 8,000,000 families in 40 states will continue until the end of 1950 and for six months beyond. President Roosevelt signed the Six-and-Six extension into law yesterday. Russia demanded Gen. MacArthur reexamine directives against Communists and accused his moves of violating Potsdam.
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New York
U.P
Brandywine Stable
Laestreteh
Washington
Pru
Bill
Noth- Maes
Tokyo
Russia
Douglas Macarthur
Kuzma Derevyanko
Allied Council For Japan
Mararthuc
Far Hastert Commission
Stagg’s 1980s stagecoach tour draws Hayward crowds
Raymond Stagg and his traveling Harrold’s Club display roll through Hayward in a silver dollar themed car valued at 32000 dollars. The display includes 14 silver dollars dating 1887 to 1900 and 479 more on the car. Stagg, previously in Palo Alto, says the dollars are big nickels, and his wife joined him as onlookers gathered outside Hayward Hospital.
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Hayward
Raymond Stagg
Stagg
Harrold's Club
Wreckage Sighting Aims at Great Lakes Air Disaster
Reported debris and oil slicks surfaced near Milwaukee as searchers from Coast Guard Navy and Air Force scour Lake Michigan for Northwest Airlines DC-4 after a 66 aboard flight from New York to Minneapolis vanished. Divers prepared while authorities noted gas bubbles and two flare shells as part of a massive rescue operation in 66 feet of water.
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Hichard
McFarland
Milwakee
WPA
Northwest
New York
Minneapolis
Stleet Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Northwest Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Daniel Joy
Jimmer Riahe
CAA
Shine
K. FR. Ferguson
Lakeside
Jack Browne
Coast Guard
Navy
Air Force
National Guard
Seares
Great Lakes
Searel
Michigan
Doulas
Rate Drop At Plunge For Children In Hayward
Hayward city officials plan to reduce admission prices at Plunge for youngsters from July 1 to boost attendance amid financial strain. City Manager Lori Picklin announced a temporary rate cut, with children under eight charged 25 cents and up to 50 cents for older youths, while adults pay higher rates. If volunteer offsets cover losses, the reduced pricing may continue beyond the test period based on revenue comparisons.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Luta Therain
Lori Pickin
Picklin
Ficklin
Weather Outlook: Mostly Fair With Variable Clouds
Weather forecast notes mostly fair conditions with variable high clouds late tonight and Sunday. Warmer today with a higher daytime trend and a cooler low expected at Oakland airport.
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Oakland Airport
Liberty Bell to be displayed in Hayward plaza Sunday
The Liberty Bell dupit bell from the 1950 United States Treasury Savings program will be shown in Hayward city plaza Sunday between 1 and 2 pm. Hayward American Legion Post 60 observers plan the arrival with Peter Lae as chairman. Distinguished guests include Acting Mayor Thur C. Phillips and City Council members.
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California
Dupit Vale
United States Treasury Savings
Hayward
Post 60
American Legion
Peter Lae
Lester Foley
Magny Athur C. Phillips
John Ficklin
Temple Crane
Aslameda County
E. Guy Warren
Maynord Area
San Lorenzo American Legion Post
Frank Parker
Betty Brancis
Alan Strulz
UC Fires 157 Loyalists Over Non Communist Oath
Los Angeles observers predicted the University of California would face court challenges after 157 employees were fired for refusing to sign a loyalty oath affirming they were not communists. President Sproul urged dismissal. regents deferred action on 75 retained cases, amid a 14 month dispute over loyalty pledges. Gov Warren presided as the regents voted to fire the group following a lengthy debate about constitutionality and the oath requirement.
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LQS Angeles
U.P
University of California
University
Robert Gordon Sproul
Whic
Robert Mutehln
University of Rage
Board of Regents
Sproul
Dr. Sproul
Regents
Los Angeles
Untl
Miborille
Catse
Snc Louse Committee
Academic Senate
Marl Warren
New Yorke
William FM. Carlivyighl
Son
Senate Academic Employes
FBI shoots Shelton in Indianapolis during gunfight
In Indianapolis Henry Shelton a 42 year old African American man identified as a wanted killer was shot during a gunfight with FBI agents. Shelton sustained serious wounds and was near death while a suspect named Giffen was cornered. Authorities pursue further details and possible other arrests in the case.
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FBI
Shelton
Indianapolis
Ind
Uri
Henry Shelton
Gece
el Uongiel
Jay
Giffen
Shels
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Telress
Junky
Garin
Perked
Amd Narentie
Stacy Lorky
Dell
Rigat
National Broadcasting Company
Margaret Reselef
Dulkaith Cright
Imamnenseby Rich
Ar Ie Scattiah
Suceteigh
FEAR
Lake Mich
Federated Picnic
Ashland Fire Dept
Man
Queen Mary's
Bulletin
Socnane
Liberty Bell
Plaza
Barnes Hatchery
Horal Ave
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