San Lorenzo Druggist Bound in Nighttime Holdup
Sayre, druggist at San Lorenzo Pharmacy on Hesperlein Boulevard, was bound and gagged by two robbers who looted nearly $150, cash, a wallet, a register, and narcotics after forcing him to open the safe. Nubert Waterhouse of Hugh's Liquor Store heard Sayre calling for help and freed him after entering the shop through the rear door around 10:30 p.m.
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Sidney II
Sayre
San Lorenzo
Hesperlen Boulevard
Nubert Waterhouse
Hugh
Oakand
Pey
Waterhouse
Snowbound Boy Scouts rescued after fierce mountain storm
Eleven Boy Scouts and their leader trapped in pup tents amid a blinding storm near Maxwell Falls were saved by snow plows and hauled to Evergreen. Temperatures hit 23 below zero with winds reaching 30 mph. Denver or Aurora youths were unharmed. lodge hosts fed them and alerted authorities.
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Evergreen
Cotp
Herman Frost
Maxswell Falls
Cub Creel
Black Mountain
Denver
Aurora
Cole
Geouls
Brook Forest Lodge
Here
Chris Mauerer
Rex
Break in Rail Labor Dispute Marks First Wage Rise
CHICAGO UP The Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad of the New York Central system signed an agreement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen granting 27 cents per hour wage increase. It is the first break in two years of rail labor wage disputes as railroads under government seizure negotiate in Washington. The deal includes a cost of living formula and was signed by R. H. McGraw general manager and union leaders Clarence J. Huber and L. L. Sandford.
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Chicago
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
New York Central
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Washington
R. H. McGraw
Clarence J. Huber
L. L. Sandford
Vlee
Hold Up Action On Rock Quarry Near Hayward High
The Alameda county planning commission deferred a permit hearing for Mrs Marjorie Lassen to widen a quarry off Bridge Street near Hayward High School for further study. A new hearing is set for April 17 as residents cite gravel truck damage while state highway officials warn of freeway construction impact and blasting plans. The city of Hayward requires blasting strictly away from the water reservoir and limits excavation depth to protect the facility.
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Marjorie Lassen
Hayward
Bridge Street
Hayward High School
Alameda County Planning Commission
Eastshore
State Highway Department
Inners
Lassen
Cuba Jaunt For Models Backfires
Eight young women aged 17 to 21, part of a Florida to Cuba yacht race crew, vanished after departing St Petersburg aboard the 40-foot schooner Tropicair with a male skipper and photographer. Coast Guard planes and a cutter search near Key West as winds peak. the ship and crew have not radioed in since Monday.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Cuba
Girl Magazine
St Petersburg
Florida-to-Cuba
Confederacy
Havana
Justj
Key West
Truman
Coast Guard
Tropicair
Joe Ben- Rin
St. Petersburg Watch Association
Florida Keys
le Hederman
Tropical Flying Service
SS Petersburg
Hederman
St. Petersburg
Reds Fire on Bus Convoy in Berlin
A convoy of five U S army buses carrying American soldiers was fired on as it left the Soviet sector of East Berlin. No injuries were reported. An army spokesman said East German police fired a volley at the buses near Potsdamer Platz on Leipziger Strasse, shattering one windshield.
American Troops Drive Reds Off Three Hills Near Seoul
American forces fought on the western front north of Seoul driving Communist units from three hill positions while another battle near Uijongbu saw a Philippine combat team engage about 50 mounted cavalry and push them back. Reports describe heavy Chinese defenses, large casualty estimates, and continued push toward Pyongyang with patrols under fire around Sinye.
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Tokyo
Seoul
38Th Parallel
Sgnet
North Bred
Uijongbu
Uijangbu
Sinye
Bodies found in Riverside murder case trail
A two day search ended with the discovery of Doris Cook 18 near an old quarry after her husband Richard Cook 18 was shot beside their car on a lonely highway. Sheriff officials indicated a 20 year old air force sergeant was in the field tied to the case and may face a murder complaint.
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Riverside
Doris Cook
Ben. Schraeder
Gavilan Hills
Lake Mathews
Bedly
Schraeder
Air Force
Westy W. Walrath
Sheriff's Detectives
Ciiy
Richard Cook
No Spare Tire On New Chrysler Autos
Detroit reports Chrysler stops shipping cars with spare tires due to 25 percent cut in passenger car tires effective April 1. Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, and Chrysler models sent to dealers without the fifth tire. GM, Ford and independents expected to follow.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
Dodge
DeSoto
Chrysler Autos
General Motors
Ford J Company
Weather Outlook Improves With Warm Afternoon
Generally fair this afternoon, tonight, and Thursday with warmer temperatures. High today near 0 with a cooler Thursday. Yesterday's high and today's low not specified in the readable text.
Injunction Suit Set Over Diesel Shop Nuisance
Mrs Louisa Ahorn sues Richard Silva and Albert Keller to stop diesel shop operations at 1 983 Upper A street as a nuisance. Hearing scheduled in Alameda County Superior Court before Judge Ralph Hoyt Friday morning. Plaintiffs seek an order barring operations between 10 pm and 7 am due to dust, fumes, and noise from large diesel trucks.
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Louisa Ahorn
Upper A Street
Richard Silva
Albert Keller
Alameda County
Thorn
Silva
Gene Rhodes
Castro Valley
Hayward
Marlin Haley
Alameda county seeks own courts amid reform push
Alameda County communities urged protection of local justice courts as the judicial council plan would consolidate districts and cut eight judges and nine courts. Public officials and business leaders argued Emeryville and other towns could fund their own services, while board chair Grey Bartell warned against tax savings and urged public input.
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Alameda County
California
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Phil S. Gibson
Supreme Court
Judicial Council
Alameda County Taxpayers’ Association
Alam
Albert LaCoste
Emeryville
Alameda County Taxpayers Association
Justice Court
Vost
Oakland
Albert Oxson
Pleasanton
J. Marcus Harden
Piedmont
James G. Quinn, Jr
Lews Gardella
Livermore
Allen G. Norris
Centerville
T. L. KoHveTs
Did Mann Find A Bargain In U S Naturalization
The article argues Thomas Mann became a U S citizen in 1944 and lived in Santa Monica on royalties but raises concerns about his ties to communist fronts. It cites FBI director Hoover and the House Un American Activities Committee noting Mann’s associations as potentially subversive while stressing he did not face direct communist charges.
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Washington
Hitler
Wilhelmstrasse
Thomas Mann
United States
Mann
U. S
Santa Monica
Calif
Salety
Treasury
New York
Lsts
Tom C. Clark
California Un-American Activities Committee
International Labor Defense
Communist Party
Mouse Un-American Activities Committee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Committee For the
Communist-Front
The
Freeman
the Freeman
Fires Cause $12,000 Damage to Farms and Chicken House
Two fires west of San Lorenzo and in Castro Valley caused about $12,000 in damage to farm buildings, equipment, and poultry. Fire crews from Ashland San Lorenzo Village Cherryland and Castro Valley fought blazes starting around 2:30 am, with eight fire trucks and 47 firefighters aiding. The Lewelling boulevard barn and sheds burned, a Kitani family living quarters were saved, and Castro Valley lost 1200 chickens in a chicken house fire with 400 layers and 800 chicks destroyed. An unrelated car fire in San Janceno caused about $100 damage from probable spontaneous ignition.
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San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Lewelling Boulevard
Masukuna Kitani
Lierumer
Trojan Powder Works
Lewellfing
Powder Company
Ashland
San Lorenco Village
Cherryland
Kitani
Ava Broodhes
Sol P .M. Benjamin
Edward Jane
Castro Valley Fire Department
Benjamin
Ruth Benjamin
Iatel
Gilbert Hicks
Vir Primero
San Jacenzo
Daily Review On the Scene at Oakland doubleheader
Sub Law provided scene coverage for the first two Oakland games and will report all Acorns home and San Francisco games. The Review photographer captured action and sidelights as Law delivers complete Bay Area coverage, with the first story and outcome on page 7.
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Oakland
Law
Oaks
San Francisco
Acorns
Bay Area
Rodent Bomb Plant Peres Deferred by Alameda Planning Commission
Alameda planning commission defers decision on TC Lang use permit for a rodent bomb manufacturing plant in Hayward Acres. The commission will study materials and determine explosiveness or inflammability before authorizing the facility in a predominantly residential area. Also, commission recommended denial of T. J. Green rezoning between Kelly Street and the creek.
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Alameda
B Street
Kelly Street
Creek
W. Lindel
Arailer Court
Foothill Boulevard
Webtsvenue
Samuel Willams, Jr
Madison Street
Russell City
W W Curtner Named to State Walnut Board
California Agriculture Department named W W Curtner of Hayward and six others to the Walnut Control Board. Appointments include W W Curtner H W Bond T J Roberson W Hampton Dozier H C Sharp Dwight I Gracy and W T Webber. Terms run until April 7 1952 with a seventh public member to be chosen.
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California Walnut Control Board
State Agriculture Department
W. W. Curtner
Hayward
Winton Bond
T. J. Roberson
Escalon
W. Hampton Dozier
Lodi
H.C. Sharp
Saticoy
Dwight I. Gracy
San Francisco
W.T. Webber
Los Angeles
Untl
West Coast Yards To Get Contracts For Merchant Ships
Senator Warren Magnuson said West Coast shipyards will receive government contracts to build at least eight 12,000 ton Maritime class merchant ships. He indicated the Maritime Commission could allocate part of the construction to Western builders within about 46 days, while traveling to a Japan shipping conference.
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San Francisco
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Japan
Yeaterday
Maritime Commission
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Clarence Rowland
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J. Deihert Lavher
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