Hayward High School editor wins journalism award
Hayward High School student Smith, editor of the Haypress, wins one of three awards from the Press and Union League club for high school journalism. He earns a $200 scholarship and will matriculate at Ganduse State College this fall. Awards were presented at a Saturday luncheon with Barbara Stoner and Doug Williams also honored.
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Barbara Stoner
San Ae
Doug Williams
Palo Alto
Kay Lenvitt
San Francisco Chronicle
San Fran
Fatal Bay Area Bus Crash Kills Woman in Ashland
A woman died after a System bus struck her as she crossed Fast 7th Street at 148th Avenue. The victim carried crushed rosebuds in her purse and was 68. The bus, driven by Jackie Bland, remained under investigation by the coroner’s office as other accidents reported included a young Oakland motorcyclist injured near Foothill Boulevard and several Hayward injuries from a four-vehicle crash on Castle near Orchard. Police said drivers could not explain the events.
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Arraver
Raroner
7Th Street
148Th Avenue
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TNA Basen del Campo
San Lorenzo
Bland
Highway Patrol
San Leanden Plier
Duannue
Frank D. Terrall
Oakland
Foothill Boulevard
Wansterredernny Fairmont
Oak Root
Edward A. Quaresman
Washington Township
Quaresma
Victor Carr
Carroll Street
Hang
Quaresmaa Hayward Hospital
Hayward
Castel Atreet
Orchard Avenue
Parks
Fred Galyon
Henry J. Beghison
David Medetres
Joel Currie
Galyon
Casten Sireal
Cliente E. Malny
Castrn
Malny
W. Tod Pe
Arms Shortage Warns Of War Strain In Korea Era
Senate testimony warns that World War II stockpiles are nearly exhausted and production cannot meet needs. Officials cited rationed ammunition and limited front line reserves if combat in Korea continues and Europe faces pressure.
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J. Lawler Cedan
Raye Collins
Gallus
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Ayumi Colling
Omar Penile
Got Vlloyt
Aed
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William
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Senate
Korea
Marga
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Foren
Senate Ented Services
Edmanler
Abel
Ty Toatt
TVA
Sears
Europe
Tae Fee
Reds claim two admit germ bomb plot in radio broadcast
The Tokyo broadcast quoted a purported confession from two Americans Ethan Hale and Quinn stating they planted germ bombs in North Korea. A taped message attributed to Sir Kenneth L. Enoch of Youngstown Ohio and a California resident named Quinney was cited, with propagandist aims and denials of credibility from allied officials.
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Poiplig
North Korea
Piping
Kenneth L. Enoch
Osborne Street
Youngstown
Ohio
Quinn
Teiping
Pyongyang
California
Ioan Tors
Peau Peturn
Unie
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Burglars Thorough In Valley Grocery
Police report a burglary at a Valley area grocery store with details unclear due to missing text. Deputies are investigating and listing potential suspects. more information expected from authorities.
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Valley
Mile Long Parade Highlighted Ashland Pageantry
A mile long Ashland parade featured many groups led by Senator Archur H Breed and a sheriff's posse. Awards went to Parks Air Force Base teams, Girl Scouts, Brownies, Ashland Memorial auxiliary, and various ROTC units. The Alameda County event included floats, marching bands, and prize ribbons with final turnout and awards tallied by organizers.
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Janet Stowe
Ronald Pery
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Stockton
Ashlind
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Maral MiConlague
Harold Burner
Eddie Caine
Jone Ty Callahan
Dean Follette
Tow Hawrenee
Laut Lee Dobbel
Joan Lagonirle
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Che Alameda’ County Sheriff's Posse
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Parks Air Force Base
Fremont Rotc
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Girl Scouts
Ashland Memorial Auxiliary
Ashland Boy Scouts
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Mirot
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Bonbie Bluse Angels
Hayward
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Alameda
Naval Air Station Midway
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Cin
Coens
Pacific
Fonsie
Calin
Hela Aviv
Helen Forsi
Inside page highlights and features in early issue
Scanner notes refer to fuel runs impacting space and a scientist comment on taste and aging. Europe studies are mentioned alongside Sol Linen apparel. Also listed are local items including a feature on wheelchair homes and a plant project.
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Europe
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
National League games listed include New York and Chicago matches with scores noted for several teams. American League notes Cleveland and St. Louis at Washington with limited details. multiple line items appear garbled with player names like Campanella and Tebbetts mixed in.
Stocks edge higher amid dull New York session
Prices rose on the New York Stock Exchange in a rarely lively trading day that proved dull over the past two years. The market moved on a highly restricted basis with limited trader participation and many stalls reported by brokers.
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Steel dispute drifts toward White House amid talks collapse
President Truman faced a delayed bargaining stalemate as steel industry talks faltered and a government seizure legality ruling neared. Officials indicated the White House might let tensions simmer until the Supreme Court decides the legality of seizing the mills next week.
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U.S. Charges Reds Traffic Dope to Japs
United States officials told the United Nations Narcotics Commission that large heroin shipments were smuggled from China to Japan via Hong Kong and North Korea to fund Communist activities. General statements linked drug trafficking to aiding China and undermining allied efforts, with experts noting seizures and investigations in 1951 supported by Tokyo headquarters.
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China
United Nations Commis Sloan
Harry J. Anslinger
Hong Kong
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Anslinger
Ani
Ameri
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U. N
Dapat Anshoper
Matthew Rirleway
Tokyo
Heng Ismig
North Korea
El Portal School Building Begins at New Site
A ceremonial start marks the El Portal School Building project with officials including Megan Lennon, Paul Bret, Jen Blair, Russell Grosjean, and Ralph Va Nort York in attendance. Short talks highlighted the initiative and community support as construction commences on Lard Avenue.
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McFarland Triumphs In Unlikely 300 Game Display
McFarland achieves a remarkable 300 game at Mas ward, with Haywari Radio Metarlund and Caster of the ATTebind Heestinay noted as key contributors. The event highlights an exceptional bowling run, matching perfect scores after a challenging series of frames amid a crowded lineup.
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Heestinay
Wes Te Eense
Mas Ward
Bewl
Millianer
Evel Ternjes
Uae
Juveniles Held After Wild Police Chase
Two juveniles were detained after a rapid pursuit led by Washinton County Sheriff deputies. The chase involved a vehicle steered by suspects who were questioned as officers pursued them through the area. Detectives continued the investigation and questioned witnesses while securing the scene.
German Methodist To Speak Tonight in Berlin
German Methodist pastor and his wife will speak at Meyward Methodist Church in Tahom tonight at a coating hour. The event invites local residents from Upper Hintia and surrounding areas to hear the Berlin pastor describe church matters and distant missions.
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Berlin
Germany
Meyward
Memory Fragments and Scattered Clues in Daily Ravine
The page references recent items from The Daily Ravine including notes on memory tests, a meeting of a club, tax topics, and political mentions. It hints at social questions and local personalities amid a mix of garbled phrases and partial names. The fragmentary text suggests a roundup of items from page 2 and prior week coverage.
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Hillins
Legat
Ainds
Ana Ivory
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Hayesdare Weltage
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Peice Capane
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