MacArthur Urges Japan to Outlaw Communist Party
Tokyo reports General MacArthur called on Japan to consider outlawing the Japanese Communist party on the third anniversary of Japan’s constitution adoption. He acknowledged they should have limited rights, while Premier Yoshida has shown desire to outlaw them but no action has been taken in parliament where communists hold seats. He warned that abusing constitutional freedoms could lead to lawlessness and a Communist seizure of power, stressing the risk to liberty if free nations surrender to such forces.
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Tokyo
Douglas “MacArthur
Utoy
Communist Party
eapAsiBne
Japdin
Graw
Pride Iis
Shigeru Yoshida
House of Representatives
MacArthur Salt
MacArthur
Hull
Aerson
Much Fun at Cub Pack 4 Carnival at Baywood School
Baywood school hosted Cub Pack 4 carnival Friday evening April 24 with peep shows and side shows. Dens staged acts including strong men and bearers while locals sang cowboy tunes and delivered yells. Awards were given by acting asst. erk Bates with Bobcat and Wolf ranks, plus Wolf Arrows and Bear honors recognized. Ohio agronomists report best corn yields occur at planting rates lower than 12,000 plants per acre.
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Baywood ‘School
Den
Tebert Dowell
Loren Powell
Dave Chapton
Obert Bates
Bobcat
Billy Reinke
Ronald Colyar
Bruce Smith
Gary Marlin
Wolf
Gerald Cross
William Welch
John Hobson
Richard Stoddard
Wolf Arrows
Thomas Evans
Kenneth Richards
Lawrence Gallever
Gary Todgers
Bear
James Ryans
Rowl
John Currey
Jobar Pyiteres
James Evans
William Pinieni
Ovid Mowrey
Jian Nirows
Gary Rodiers
Max Brown
Ohio
Five men ready to build Hayward Builders Exchange
At the organizational dinner of the Builders Exchange of Hayward five men stand ready to shape the group. Left to right: Jack Metz secretary Harold Barlow manager CLE Darwin California Stet Builders Exchange Oakland exchange. Assemblyman Francis Dunn evening principal advocate. Harold Reynolds executive director of the state exchange. Dunn warns on legislation affecting building deaths and condemns governmental agencies doing their own construction.
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Builders Exchange of
Hayward
Builders Exchange
Jack Metz
Local Exchange
Harold Barlow
Cle Darwin
California Stet
Builders’ Exchange
Oakland Exchange
Assemblyman
Francis Dunn
Eve
Istrikke Ends CWA Averts Nationwide Phone Tie-up
New York reports the Communications Workers of America halted a nationwide strike by ordering 11 000 striking installers back to work. Western Electric finished a seven day strike at 2 am, averting a walkout that would have disrupted phone service across 43 states. Union leaders said the parent body refused to sanction picketing, and settlement talks with Bell System persist. Local reports note workers returned to duty by 9 am.
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New York
Communications Warriors of America
C10
CWA
Henry Mayer
Aftor
Ernest Weaver
Division Six
International Union
Promised To
Tieinga
Qyork
Moray
Wn Inten
South Bend
Lud
Joseph
Sivrava
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Sian Six
Weaver
Western Electric
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Sen
Sout Bend
Ind
AQ Iui
Warl
Cubs Carnival Planned at Highland School May 6
Seven Cubs group from Hayward Highlands Pack 7 hosts a carnival at Highland School 4400 Highland Boulevard on May 6 from 5 p.m. to dark with colors at 3 p.m. A program by the Cubs Parents and friends follows the call to colors.
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Cubs
Highland School
Hayward Highlandz
Highland Boulevard
Yan
Parenta
Vwhinty
Highland A
Kel Coble
Arthur L. Kirtlan Dies at 60 in California
Arthur L. Kirtlan, 60, of 20546 Boston yond, died Saturday. A Capuy, California native, he lived in this county 19 years and worked as a foreman at Gerbers’ baby food plant in Gan Leandro. He was the father of Barbara Kirtlan of Hayward and LY Mogeboorn of Merced. He belonged to the Cannery Workers' union. Funeral rites will be held at Aman gen Brothers' chapel. Interment will follow at the California cemetery.
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Arthur L. Kirtlan
Boston
Capuy
Calif
Con Nny
Gerbers
Gan Leandro
Alice Kirtlan
Barbara ‘Kirtlan
Haywernd
Sten-T
LY Mogeboorn
Ik-1ersfield
Cannery Workers’ Union
Sue 760
Oakland
Amangen Brothers
TL Espect
Tniionment
Califorpis Eglumbariuy
Kansas City gambling racket shocks officials and public
In Kansas City Missouri a federal grand jury report details a 24.5 million gambling network and a 9 million lumber racket unearthed during a seven month inquiry. Witnesses including Charles Binaggio and Gargotta were reportedly assassinated after testifying as prosecutors consider a county grand jury investigation. The report also alleges tax fixing and extortion tied to racing information and political figures.
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Kansas City
Truman
Kane
Sax City
Jackson County
Henry 4. Fos
Charles Binaggio
Jes Gargetta
Truman Road
Binaggio
Politicsi
Xingpin
Gargetta
Hoadium
Iush
Gargotta
Fox
Amuel C. Hayden
Vayder
Chub
Adiniteyisration
George St. Clar
Alta Vista Firemen Dance at Newark Saturday
Alta Vista fire department holds its annual dance at Newark pavilion Saturday. Proceeds fund new equipment and department welfare. Chief James O Neill heads arrangements with Loving Ang A Mohammed assisting. prize dances and floor show planned. public invited.
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Newark Pavilion
Bill Barges
Pinho
Orclestre
Dane
Bargess
Clu
Alabama
James
O'Neill
Loving
Ang A
Mohammed
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