City reveals sewer plant plans near Mt Eden area
The city of Hayward outlines a planned sewage treatment plant costing about 1 200 000 south of the Municipal airport and north of the Washington township line. Final site to be determined by soil tests. a Mt Eden meeting tonight will cover annexation and potential connections to Oro Loma line with City Works head Harry Shatto attending.
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Mt. Eden
Hayward
Municipal Airport
Washington Township
Alo Aie
Oro Lemy Sanitary Dleric
Cro Loma
Pub
Yc Works
Harry Shatto
Dorothy McMahan
O Oro Loma
Ory Lying
Auinexation
Cheniin Wunammission
Clawster Road
Nennysorn Road
Hesperian Boulevard
Semel
San
Yates iVillage
Oro Lona
Ore Loma
Bill Wilson
Vic Tale
Art Phillips
Carlos Bee
John Haari
Russell City
Winton Road
Winton
Oro Loma
Stocks Jump On Low Volume Amid Market Rebound
Stocks rose on thin trading with a broad recovery across war and liquified issues. The gain followed yesterday’s uptick, lifting overall losses from a five session decline by roughly half the $3 billion plunge. City plans touch on annexation, sewer and water connections with Mt. Eden residents debating the benefits and costs of Oro Loma integration and related utilities commitments.
Convicted spy testifies in trial of three others
New York jury hears ex spy Harry Gold describe the Soviet atomic ring’s operations. He testifies against Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobell while detailing contacts with Klaus Fuchs and David Greenglass. Gold, serving 30 years, identifies Yakovlev as a key coordinator.
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New York
Harry Gold
Russia
Gold
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel
Morten Sobell
Ting
Klaus Fuchs
New Mexico
Anatoli A. Yakovlev
Army
David Greenglass
Rosenbarg
Los Alamos
Rosenberg
Greenglass
Soviet Union
Fuchs
Mi Greenglass
Heleu
Yakovlev
Rosenbergs
Sobell
Santa Fe
N.M
Roosenberg
No Auto Accidents Reported In Alameda County March
In March there were four fatalities and twelve crash deaths in Southern Alameda County. By Income Tax Day, the region saw no reported injuries or auto accidents for the first time in 11 years, marking a rare lull in road incidents.
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Alameda County
Marc
Isl
Acheson Says Red China Silent on Korean Peace Proposals
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said Red China has made no reply to United Nations peace proposals to end the Korean War and declined to say if Gen. Douglas MacArthur has authority to cross the 38th parallel. He noted a meeting would review Korea operations and peace efforts, while reports suggested a possible new offensive by Chinese and North Korean forces.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Red China
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Acheson
United Nations Good — Offices Commission
Thei Red
Early Holdup Nets Union Dues
An early morning holdup at the Castro Valley home of electrician Charles W. McNaughton alarmed him at 1 a.m. A gunman entered, forced him to open a room, and took $131 in cash and checks including union dues. The suspect, a 5-8, 155 pound Black man, fled by the front door as McNaughton heard a car drive off, leaving behind unpaid dues collected by the union.
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Castro Valley
Charles W. McNaughton
Cohne Court
McNaughton
Crom
Electricians’ Union
San Lorenzo Flier Scatters Red Material
A San Lorenzo flier and two pilots from the sheriff carrier Princeton attacked Korean bridges damaging two and hitting a third on the return. Ensign Donald E Sparks and Ensign Richard A Fought scored direct bomb hits using 2000 pound bombs while Edward V Davidson’s group scattered metal discs described as shiny material over the countryside and blasted a freight yard.
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San Francisco
U.P
California
San Lorenzo
Toland
Sherif
Princeton
Korea
Navy
Donald BE
Sparks
Alameda
Ens
Richard A. Fought
Exeter
Edward V. Davidson
Sil
Aries Street
Lorenzo
Davidson
Severe Wind Storms Plunge Northwest Into Cold
A powerful wind storm swept from the Pacific into the Puget Sound region with gusts up to 73 mph near Lewiston Idaho, blacking out Montana towns and blanketing the Dakotas with snow. Schools closed in North Dakota due to sleet and blowing snow as plows struggled to reopen blocked roads amid two feet of snow in some areas. Forecasters warned of further squally weather from the storm system extending toward the Canadian border, while a second system brought light snow to the western Appalachian slope from Tennessee to New York. Temperature drops included 0s in St Cloud Minnesota and Grantsburg Wisconsin.
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Melena
Montlune
Todey
Pacific Northwest
Puget Sound
Pacific
Lewiston
Ida
Weddther Bureau
Te Egress
Dakotas
North Dakota
South Datta
Canadian
Ainier
Appalachian Mountains
Tennessee
New York State
Aldin
Minkiesippi Valley
St. Cloud
Minn
Gransburg
Wis
Central Line Battles Escalate as Koreans Hold
In central Korea the front erupts in heavy artillery exchange as American and Allied forces clash with Chinese Communist units. The battle sees high casualty counts, widespread use of phosphorus shells, and North Korean advances slowed to a crawl near the 38th parallel. American air power targets Red positions while new Chinese corps are identified in action for the first time since Chipyong. Civilians near Seoul assist UN troops as armored units advance toward key routes and high ground.
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Tokyo
Chan
Hongchong
38Th Parallel
Wispatches
China
33Th
40Th
Chipyong
Korea
Formosa
Porganit
Pungant
Seoul
Naples Area Rocked by Blast
An explosion split a 10,000-ton Italian tanker in half near Naples. Flaming debris were propelled about a mile, killing at least 12 people and injuring 41, with 85 others seriously hurt. Police reported the high casualties amid the chaotic scene.
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Waples
Haly U.ph
Naples
Aen
Costello Again Refuses to Testify Before Senate Panel
NEW YORK Costello known as the boss appeared before the Kefauver crime committee and again refused to testify citing illness. He produced a doctor's certificate, left, then returned with another one and persisted in silence. The committee threatened contempt charges and possible deportation for false nat ization statements. Costello offered to have a physician examined, while the panel pressed questions about links between politics and the underworld and a 1934 meeting with former Mayor O Dwyer.
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Acme
Frank Costello
George Wall
Senate Crime Committee
Costello
New York
Frank
Twess
Estes Kefauver
Woors
New York City
Kefauver
Sreunhy
George
Rudolph Halley
Castella
Wolf
Douglas Quick
Vincent J. Panetiiere
Castello
Burglars Take $280 From Valley Market Desk
Alameda man W Lynch, 36, reports a theft of $280 from a desk drawer at Sun Valley Market on San Miguel Avenue. He and a fellow butcher left the store for dinner, returning to find the cash missing. the door was unlocked while they were away, suggesting a possible entry after store manager left. The money was the store receipts.
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Binlaes
Ty Tisntall
W. Lynch
Alameda
Sun Valley
San Miguel Avenue
Vastro Valley
Lynch
Nudoight
Purlet
Iueut
Pnt
Lyneh
Wiedat
Justices of Peace Propose Inferior Court Reorganization
Alameda county officials and municipal judges met with the county board of supervisors in Oakland to discuss inferior court reorganization after Proposition 3. The plan aims to streamline justice, cut costs, and improve local access, with a survey by the California Judicial Council informing district boundaries and judge allocations.
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Alameda County
County Board of Supervisors
Oakland
Judicial Council
State of
California
San Tuandro-Hayward
Eden Township
T. L. Foley
Heyward
Foley
Haysward
Sugeestert
Oakland-Piedmont
San Teandeo-Hayward
Sex Criminal Trap Fails in Hayward Highlands
A man attempted to abduct a child in the Fairview Highlands area last night. Deputies found three boys ages 6 10 and 9 reporting the man exposed himself to them after stopping near their homes. a roadblock failed to stop his escape toward upper Fairview Avenue.
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Hayward Highlands
Fairview Highland
Hayward
Himmelf
Upper Fairview Avenue
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Silvester Crocker
City Employes’ Association
Matt Jiminez
Red Cross
Crocker
Main Street
City of
George Forth
Jiminez
Commission
Nets
Montana
Han River
Ed Hoffman
DEAS
Hayward Plate Glass & Mirror CO
Foothill Alvd
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