Subversive Private Schools Network Disclosed Nationwide
A Philadelphia federal suit reveals a Communist linked network of nearly 100 private schools and cultural clubs. Courts in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut move to seize assets of the International Workers order and its affiliates.
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Jack Lotto
INS
Philadelphia
Fniladelphia Federal District Court
LW O
New York State Insurance
New York City
Long Island
International News Service
National School and Cultural Committee
IWC
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Communist Organization
California
Massachusetts
Paris
France
New York State
Montgomery
Cracken
Walker & Rhoads
U. S. Supreme, Court
Owen J. Roberts
Anna Eisner
Rose Finkle
Morris Rosenfeldt School
Lodge 101
The
International Workers Order
Lodge No. 101
IWO, Inc
Committee For Progressive Jewish Education
Iit
Brooklyn
Queens
Bronx
Manhattan
Elmont
Valley Stream
Sadie Dobison
West
Indiana Avenue
Be Shalf
Marie Curie Skrodowske
Line
Russien Club
Linguance
Conincticut Courts
U S Commander Signals Readiness Over Formosa Tensions
Vice Admiral Stuart H. Ingersoll of the Seventh Fleet says there is no significant rise in Formosa Strait tension though Red forces shift southward. He notes the initiative rests with the Communists and an attack is possible, while stressing naval readiness to defend Formosa and nearby islands under mutual defense terms. The admiral weighs potential responses depending on Nationalist actions and emphasizes offshore islands' strategic importance. The situation centers on strategic deterrence and U S planning in the region.
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Taipei
Stuart H. Ingersoll
U.S
Seventh Fleet
Formosa Strait
Formosa
Ingersoll
Pees
Formoz# ang
Taiwan
Chishore Islands
Eisenhower
Pescadores Islands
Quernoy
Matsu Islands
R Ingersoll
China
Yiewa
Yangtza
Korea
False Figures On Air Missile Plan Charged
Washington Senator Henry M Jackson accused Percival Brundage head of the Budget Bureau of using false figures to exaggerate the ballistic missile program. He cited Brundage's New York speech stating nearly 1.5 billion for fiscal 1987, while Jackson said total missile spending is about 14 billion across research and procurement. Brundage aides called the statement somewhat ambiguous and noted the 1.5 billion is for all missile types.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson D
Brundage
Elso
Jackson
Abudget Brreau
Turncoats Seek Return From Communist China in Hong Kong
German journalist Patel reports nine American turncoat GIs in Peiping want to go home after rejecting repatriation post Korean armistice. Among them three are Black. one British turncoat also seeks exit. Most are studying Chinese or idle, with only one employed in a motor repair shop during four weeks of visits.
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Hong Kong
Ut — Hilmer Patel
Ching
Patel
Quick Magazine
Munich
Red_Chi Ke
China
Pabel
Peiping
Indochina
Colorado River Project Okayed by House in 1956 legislation
The House backed an upper Colorado storage project by a wide margin, despite Southern California opposition. The plan includes dams and storage reservoirs at Manning Gorge on the Green River, Glen Canyon near the Arizona Utah line, and the Upper San Juan in New Mexico, aiming to finalize federal action for 1956.
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Washington
INS
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
House
Senate
Califor
Hisenhower
Dame
Storaage
Manning Gorse
Greer River
Curecanti
Gien Canyon
Colorado River
Utah
Navaho
Sean Juan River
New Mexico
Pacific A Test Area Set Aside
The Atomic Energy Commission carves a vast danger area in the Pacific for spring nuclear tests extending into summer. About 500,600 square miles around Eniwetok and Bikini will be off limits after April 20. Ships and plans face entry bans as tests target defense oriented weapons including anti air missiles and ground armaments.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
U.S
Eniwetok-Bikini
Negro Leader Warns democrats lose Negro vote over civil rights
Michigan Democrat Diggs warns that millions of Negro voters may desert the Democratic party in November if civil rights are not pursued. He says Stevenson’s moderation risks alienating Black support, noting they backed Stevenson in 1952 and Eisenhower had no civil rights record then. He calls for strong civil rights and voting rights legislation.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Ben Charlee C. Diges Jr
Mich
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Diggs
Adisi Stevenson
Detroit
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Diges
Congress
Red Strategy To Infiltrate Africa Misses
Western diplomats report Sudan is giving the Cold Shoulder to Communist bids from East Germany and China in favor of West Germany and Nationalist China. Premier Ismail el Izheri privately aims to stay neutral and avoid communism while West Germany and Nationalist China push for legations in Khartoum. Moscow views the Communist moves as a serious concern in Africa’s northeast.
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Cairo
Africa
Khartoum
Sudan
Ismeil el Lzheri
West Germany
Heinrich de Hess
China
Egypt
Fenghshan Ho
Recs
Peiping
Chou En-Lai
Eiv Izhari
Heds
Economics
Hack-Le
Moscow
Nikolai
GOP Lines Up Strong Bloc in Farm Price Fight
Republicans claim near enough Senate votes to derail Democratic price support plan for basic crops and restore high supports. Democratic aides dispute the count as Congress prepares an omnibus farm bill vote next Thursday, with talks on dairy prices and a two-price plan part of the package.
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Washington
Senste Agriculure
Senate
Births listed for San Leandro area families in February
The birth notices report multiple February births for residents of San Leandro and nearby areas. Names include Ester son, Wright, Rat ses, Hooper, Watsons, Andrews, Kurtz, Stein, Sorenson, Di Paolo, Hoppenbeck, Hagman, Granish, with spouses and addresses in Foothill Boulevard, Sonora, Hayward, Castro Valley, and San Leandro. Most entries note a daughter or son born in February.
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Esterson
Robert L. Kesterson
Isan Foothill
San Leandro
Wright
James Ewright
Sonora
San Lorenzo
Dorrance E. ‘Haines
Noment
San Leandra
Hooper
Ray G. Hooper
Rupegles
Stein O
Norman Tf
Stel
Bellaire Dyive
Hayward
Sorenson
Soren T. Sorenson
Lesley Ave
Castro Valley
Di_PAGLA
Gere D. di Paolo
Cherrywood Ave
Hoppenbeck
James A. Hoppenbeck
Halcyon Drive
Hagman
James E. Hagrean
Sunberg Ave
Granish
Aaron N. Granish
Gardner Blvd
Marriages Report From Taya Mailing Area
In a rushed report two couples wed in a small ceremony at O Harran Drive Beesley Wil iam Welthack. The event lists Jean Beesley aged 17 and Barbera Joan ponies, both from Taya Mailing area, with details referencing 765 Yayior Ave and nearby San Lorenz.
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Friedman Bonils
Lawrence Elmer
Fries
Barbera Joan Ponies
Taya
Paar
So O'Harran
Ck-Beesley — Weyne Wiliam Welthack
Ea Anu
Cadillac theft recovered from Texoma lake waters
In Denison Texas a long hidden theft was revealed after months when a lake water drop exposed a missing 1958 Cadillac sedan stolen in Lewisville last August. The car was retrieved from Lake Texoma near the area.
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Denison
Tex
Lewisville
Texoma
Public hearing on Alameda zoning and notices
County Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on applications for adjustments to allow development of a single family residence and other notices. The hearings will be in Centerville and Oakland, with multiple parties named and dates in 1950s records, including trustee sale and estate notices.
Public Hearing on Adjustment Request at 18346 Vernon Court
The Medal County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Vivian Been taren's application for an adjustment to reduce front yard to 5 feet and rear yard to 1 foot for a single family residence at 18346 Vernon Court in R1 district. Hearing set March 7, 1956 at 1:15 PM in the Board of Supervisors meeting room, Oakland, California.
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Alameda
Alakpins Swigmining Pool Corporation
Seiaming
Oretans
Baeuy
Hyman
Cere
Enwin
Court House
Tkep
Juanita F
Owen
Fallon Street
Oakland
California
Alemecs County
East Bay
Calpain
Meade
Wilsell
United States of America
Alas
Qunia
Mare Pary
Couty
Seuniy
Formic
Dagtec
Ae Sea Man
pAnEsiin
Prustee Quaresinu & Rhodes
Centerville
Califoi
Slameda
Gole
Besc Vm
Leo
Ing Court
Call d
County of
Alace
Ale Ror Enon
Tucker
E“ Street
Hayward
Caliornia
Famer i
Hester
Cole
Eer Haley Schenone
Tuckerebazet Belling
Alameda County
Shay Ie County Planning Commission
Alpmeda County
Marin Avenue
Blackwood Avenue
Eden Township
Board of Supervisors
Cour Howse
Fallon, Street
Californ
Jobn Tay Thomas
TEGAL
Pereby
Planning Commission of
Bracdeel
Logan & Valley
Crosby Street
Manor
Digechi
Reegler
Fallon
Graliforiti
Matte Gay
Thomas
County Planning Commission
Alamedes County
Meas Maneh
ONS Saas
Oars Planning Commission
Medal County
Vivian DO
Vernon Court
Toreph Drive
Castawalter
Raden Township
Board of “Supertisers
Palen Street
Ise
TRE Thoma
Secretarity Planning Commission
Senate
Board of Fire Commissisonitrs
Fairview
Notice to Contractors for Alameda County School District bid
The Board of Trustees of La Vista School District announces a bid open at 8:00 on Tuesday for labor materials equipment and work on the La Vista School building site Western Road Hayward California. Bids are on file with architects Anderson and Simonds Oakland and must include a title bond.
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Sunda
Ian
Francis
Seiko
Board of
Rm la Vista
Adgmieda County
California
Maren
Nonce
Erery Sien
Board of Trustees
la Vista
Alameda
Cony
Tennyson Road
A Vista
Ancesson and Simonds
Tarehiteets
Park Boulevard
Oakland
S8ia Hoare
Epost Renee Five Dalars
P Vilation
Office of
and Architects
Delice Q Cipat
2 Corporation
Rt of
Cal
R. E. Reeves
Alameda County
W. A. Reeves
L. L. Steele, Augsey
Ae ‘Troptees
Broadway
Fed. Ie
Marena
Alameda County Official Notice of Sale Bonds Series C
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Alameda County California at the County Clerk office in the Court House 1225 Fallon Street Oakland for the Ban Lorenzo School District 1959 Bonds Series C notices and details to follow with sale date pending in the official notice.
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ATE OF California
Alameda
Geneal
Mario Saracco
Ilga Saracco
Sisto
Californa
Jack G. Blue
Clor Sealey
Eugene J. Dont
Waresitja and
Arodes
P.O. Boxmamerville
California
OF California
Sharon Forster
Merlin Wayne Forster
Califo
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Eugene J
Quaresma, & Rhodes, Aw
P.O
Board of Supervisors
United States of America
Ala Meda County
Oakland
Schoos
Aid
Chan
Aks Power
Wren
Ald
Prie
Internal Revenue Service
Board of
Sup
Messrs
Orr, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe
San Praseisca
Alameda County
State of California
San Lorenzo
Sale
Uilgaton
Painty
Casid
Offic County
Alameda Couity
State of
Caliifornia
Fed
Lorenzo
County of
Board
of Supervisors
Court House
Fallon Street
Oakland 7
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