Scherer Accuses Deliberate Delay at SF Un-American Hearings
Representative Gordon H. Scherer of Ohio charged a House subcommittee delayed four days of San Francisco hearings on possible Communist infiltration. He said about 30 of 50 expected witnesses testified and cited a Supreme Court ruling delaying questioning. He defended televising the hearings as public access to controversial proceedings.
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Washington
Gordon H. Scherer
Obio
House Committee On Un-American Activities
San Francisco
Scherer
Subcommittee
Supreme Court
Congressional
Sam Rayburn
House
Senate
Newark Fun Record Tells City Recreation Attendance
Newark recreation records show 2633 children in the first week of summer programs. Mel Nunes breaks down attendance by Special activities 389 Community Center 411 Musick St School Kiddie Klub 2282 and X D Silva School Playground. Signups are open for a second swimming session at Washington Union High and the day camp program in City Hall.
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Newark
City Recreation Dept
Mel Nunes
Community Center
Musick St
Washington Union High School
Rich Ave
Secretarial Post Opens in Newark
Newark officials announce a written exam for a city manager secretary post. Forms are at city hall, 2106 Rich Ave. Applications due by noon July 5. Salary ranges from 310 to 377 dollars monthly. The city hopes to fill the position by July 15. The eligible list will be used for future openings.
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Newark
Rich Ave
John Nail
Nail
Home Economists Open Big Parley
Home economists from across the nation met in St Louis to compare laboratory research affecting American home life. Dr C A Elvehjem of the University of Wisconsin keynoted the four day session of the American Home Economics Association. He described the home economist as the link between research and people to ensure new findings reach homes and daily living.
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St, Louis
American Home Economics Association
C. A. Elvehjem
University of Wisconsin
Home Economist
Tesearca
Missing Violin Prompts $50 Reward in San Leandro
San Leandro resident Alexander Sulek, 44, posted a $50 reward for the return of a 150-year-old Amati Pestini violin from his Castro Street home. The antique, last seen June 3, dates repair history to Leipzig in 1808 and London thereafter, and remains with his daughter Alexis, 12, for recitals.
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San Leandro
Alexander Sulek
Castro St
Sulek
Leipzig
Germany
London
Alexis
Expelled Attache Denies Spying and Violin Worth
Vienna reports Col. Welwyn F. Dallam Jr. denied spying charges as he arrived in Austria calling them ridiculous and untrue. A Berkeley appraiser valued a violin at least 700 dollars, said to have traveled across the United States during the 1849er era. The instrument was reportedly a gift from a son to a parent amid current Hungarian government pressure on the U.S. legation in Budapest.
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Vienna
Welwyn F. Dallam, Jr
U.S
Hungary
Austria
Berkeley
San Leandro
Sulek
United States
Dalam
Milway
Robert
The
Budapest
Children Found Dead in Icebox in Albuquerque
Two young siblings, Gary Owens age 2 and Sue age 5, were found dead inside a refrigerator on a property near the Owens home. Deputy Sheriff Bill Dawson said two local boys found the bodies while playing nearby, after curiosity led one to open the old icebox.
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Albuquerque
Gary Owens
Sue
Philip Finley
Owens
Bill Dawson
Robert Sales
San Leandro eyes six point program to pause annexation
City officials propose a six point plan under which San Leandro would assume planning zoning and building permit duties for two communities while the county retains street maintenance library and police services. Annexation date disputes with the county over Bulford Garding and Washington Manor prompt the talks to avoid service gaps. Local area residents in Chabot and nearby foothills are also discussed for future annexation with sewer hydrants and city police alignment.
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San Leandro
Bulford Garding
Washington’ Manor
Weasley McClure
Atheir‘ Wellon -Will
Manor
Gary Dena
McClure
City
Arthur Carden
Earl Strathman
lOgent County Library
Mayors’ Conference
Rota Conceanston
Dec
Carden
Noes
Chabot Area
San
Leandro
Chabot
Day Obedience Class to Start at Fremont
The Fremont Kennel Club opens its second day obedience training class at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Washington Union High School. Classes for dogs over six months old run weekly for three months in the girls' gymnasium.
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Fremont
Frelmont Kennel Club
Washington Union High School
Leandro Drops Left Turn Ban Sparks Local Protest
Residents of the Halcyon district object to a plan banning left turns on Huth Court. locals fear longer drives as much as six blocks to reach homes. City actions include land acquisition for a Hays Street extension and promised Davis Street improvements with targeted completion in fall and October respectively.
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San Leandro
Huth Ct
Halcyon
Castro Valley
Erepara
Tionx
Bay-Fair
Veter
150Th
158Th Ave
14Th St
Warn
Ruth Tisposite Bay-Fair
Rutledge Rs
Hays, St
Wesley McClure
Davis St
Fremont Board Sets 1957 58 Water Budget for Review
Fremont and Centerville district directors will view the proposed water budget for the 1957 58 fiscal year. The Alameda County Water District board meets at 3 p.m. at the Alameda County office in Fremont to consider the plan. Martha Avery of Centerville District is involved.
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Fremont
Pea
Alameda County Water "Dist
Alameda
Ing, Fremont
Martha Avery
Centerville
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