Annex Backers Set Whirlwind Petition Drive
Union City opponents to the Treeview annexation to Hayward faced a long fight after a defeat before the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. Backers planned a whirlwind petition drive tomorrow to force a vote. The board tabled Union City petitions while noting overlapping boundaries with the incorporated area.
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Pecoto
Union City
Treeview
Hayward
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Hillview Crest
Union City Mmay
Asora LeRoy Broun
Union City Steerline Committee
Brouin
Eometh
Cochran
Ashland
Deco’ O
Alvarado
Board OF Supervisors
Ed Chambers
Kent Pureel
Communington Township
Chester Stanley
Washington Township
Aes Yapring
Olof
Asst. Dist
Douglas Dunning
Bevouth
Anderson
Eter
Congress Votes 886 Million In Pay Raises
Congress moves to raise pay for postal workers and other federal staff, with House and Senate committees proposing boosts around 7.5 to 10 percent. The pay hike could cost about 1.285 billion annually, with administration preferences and subcommittee action delaying final passage. Wives of servicemen voice concern over rising costs and savings potential as lawmakers discuss broader labor and political maneuvers.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Crease
Chatman
Tom Murray Tenn
Senate ‘Post Office Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Paul J. Kldayx
Seid
Homaklay
Final
Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Senate Agriculture Committee
Andrew F.‘Schoeppel
Arians
John J. Willams
R-J
Del
Husky Hoop Roundup In Review
The Daily Review presents a complete season wrap up for the Washington Centerville high school basketball team on page 8. It includes final standings and top ten scorers in both divisions of the Santa Clara Valley Athletic league with statistics for every player.
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Washington
Centerville
Daily Review
Santa Clara Valley Athletic League
Fashington
Valley Woman Hurt In Car Mishap Near Castro Valley
Doris Ellis, 35, of Crop Avenue Castro Valley, was critically injured when her car rolled down a hill and ran over her while she spoke to her husband Edward Ellis at a work site near Center Street and Rivalves Drive. Witnesses reported the vehicle moved after she unfastened her seat belt and left the car. Dr. Frank V. Kreske treated her at Castro Valley Boulevard facility as doctors expressed deep concern for her life.
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Castro Valley
Cast Valles
Edenital
Doris Ellis
Crop Avenue
Casto Valles
Hill
Eilis
Center Street
Raltilves Drive
Edward C. Ellis
Frank V. Kreske
M.D
Castro Valley Boulevard
Ellig
First Marine Division Arrives From Korea
SAN DIEGO reports the First Marine Division is returning from Korea with about 3000 men aboard five transports. The unit will be stationed at Camp Pendleton as Marine Corps spokesmen confirmed.
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San Diego
Firs Marine Division
Korea
Marine Corps
Woman Slightly Hurt In Traffic Accident
Ellen Bet Bradshaw, 34, Alameda, was treated for injuries to the left knee after a automobile collision at about 4 50 am near the intersection of B and Fifth.
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Ellen Bet Bradshaw
Democrats Clash Over U S Income Tax Policy
Washington dispatch reports a split among top Democrats over income taxes as Governor Averell Harriman of New York raises state taxes while congressional Democrats push a $820 per head federal cut. Senate figures Byrd and George oppose the move, likely dooming it in the Senate, while Speaker Rayburn and President Eisenhower loom over the dispute.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
New York
Resistaue
Thomas E. Dewey
Eisenhower
Walter F. George
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Com
Mittee
Senate
Sam Reyburn
Democratic Party
Capitol Hill
Byrd
George
Congress
Roosevelt
Harriman
Democras
Nationalist say Reds tried sneak raid on Kaoteng island
Reported fe d that 40 Red Chinese gunboats and junks attacked Kaoteng Island via the tsu group but were beaten off in a 25 minute battle. U.S. officials and Nationalist leaders discussed shifting defense emphasis to naval strength amid criticism of Secretary Dulles for vague pledges to defend Quemoy Matsu and offshore islands.
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ATPEI
Formosa
National Military Information Service
Kaoteng Island
Tsu Group
U.S
Chinese Nationalist Gov' Pement
John Foster Dulles
Quemoy
Matsu
Dulles
Andi
Huang Shaokuo
Kinmen
Republic of China
Jnstec
Siles
William C. Chase
Hubert Carney
Telix Stump
Pacific
Taipei
Chiang Yhai-Shek
Igr
Attech
Reds
Istera
Strack
Boy Falls From Bicycle Found Unconscious at School
A 12 year old Hayware boy was treated for possible head injuries after falling from a bicycle near Baywood school. He was found unconscious. E Rowe of 21 Queen Street Hayward was taken to Fairmont hospital and later moved to another facility after noon.
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Eden Posible
Baywood School
Digan
Laurellirests
Hayslip E. Rowe
Queen Street
Hayward
Fairmont Hospital
Ed’ Tal
Communists Warn Britain On Atomic Threat After Churchill Speech
Pravda and Peiping newspapers denounce Churchill's House of Commons remarks on hydrogen bomb risk. They claim Britain’s small size makes it a suitable target and accuse the United States of atomic monopoly.
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London
Russia
China
Britain
Time
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Pravda
Penning Radio
Peiping People’s Daily
Red Ching
Churchill
United States
Faporite
M. P. Kerneth Robinson
Village Miraculous Stand Against Lava Flows Near Kapoho
In Hawaii, Kapoho village survived lava flows on both sides after evacuation of 335 residents. Volcanologist Gordon MacDonald and police noted a new fissure, with lava fountains up to 400 feet high. Flow moved toward the sea, splitting north and south, burning trees and homes nearby.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kapoho
Gordon MacDonald
Ulda
George Martin
Mac
Donald
Curtis Namal
Kemai
MacDonald
Paulena
Kilauea Voloano
Martin
Kanai
Kapsho
Gunman Slays One Kidnaps Boy in Southwestern Wyoming
A calm seeming gunman opened fire at Kemmerer causing the death of Albert Muffat and wounding town marshal Frank Kulmiski before abducting Kulanski and teen Bob Durant. Police across four states launched a massive search for the unidentified suspect, who fled with Durant in Durant’s car bearing 1953 Wyoming plates. Sheriff Narramore named suspect Melvin Gray, 24, Basin, as sought man. Gray is described as 6 feet, 175 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. Durant remains held.
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Kemmerer
Wyofi
Wyoming
West
Beeman
Billy Cook
Albert Muffat
Kemrer
Frank Kulmisk
Kulanski
Bob Durant
Evanston
Wyo
Stillas
Colorado
Utah
Idah
Frank Tn Narramore
Durant
Narramore
Melvin Henry Gray
Basin
Gray
Don Wagner
Kemneth
Dsuke
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Thomas F. Woods
San Francisco
Navy
Merrick
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