Women Volunteer Hospital Service In Strike Crisis
Women volunteers from Tamarack branch of the Children's Hospital of the East Bay and other Bay area branches will cover duties to keep patient care, cooking, cleaning, and nursing aide work, as a strike by laundry, kitchen, and housekeeping staff enters its second day. About 25 strikers walked out, with union demands for recognition and higher wages, as officials meet with a state conciliator to seek a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Tamarack
Children's Hospital of
The
East Bay
Bay Area
James D. Simpson
W. C. Stroble
James Hudson
Betty Sparks
George Mayes
Children's Hospital
AFL Building Service
Thomas Nicolopulous
Richard Highsmith
Hospital
Mt Eden trustees debate pre fab housing for booming enrollments
Mt Eden trustees discuss renting temporary pre fabricated buildings to ease overcrowding as Skyway Park and new homes near Winton and Hesperian spur enrollment growth. The board authorized an investigation into the rental option while state funds delay new construction.
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Mt. Eden
Mt. Eden Elementary School
E. C. Ingraham
Alice Jones
Skyway Park
Hesperian Boulevard
Aera
Winton
Hesperian
T. N. Brenkwitz
Oakland
Daen Schiogl
State Public Utilities Commission
Pg&e
S &Steel
Father South
Utilities Commission
E Wilson Injured in Car Wreck Near Mt Eden
Ernest A Wilson 54 consulting attorney for Oro Loma Sanitary district was injured in a two vehicle crash at Mt Eden road and Clawster road. He suffered broken ribs and was X-rayed in San Mateo. Also injured was Mattie Scott 24 wife of the driver. Police note conflicting statements on signaling and Wilson’s car skidded across the road. Wilson was taken to San Mateo hospital and later home. Mrs Scott received minor injuries at Fairmont hospital.
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Ernest A. Wilson
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Mt. Eden Road
Clawster Road
Mt. Eden
Wilson
Sanitary District Board
San ‘Mateo
Mattie Scot
Wilson Scott
Scott
Ang
Oe Wi
San Mateo
San Mateo Hospital
Fairmont Hospital
Weather notes show mild temps through Thursday
The forecast calls for fair conditions this afternoon tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Yesterday’s high and today’s low are not specified in the readable text.
Gas Truck Rolls Over On Niles Canyon Road
Monterey driver Martin Peter Perak 28 escaped a fiery crash when his City Of Seaside tractor and 6500 gallon gasoline tanker overturned on Niles Canyon road near Sunol during a turn. The blaze damaged trees and asphalt with an estimated loss of 25000 dollars. Perak was uninjured.
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Monterey
Niles Canyon
Sunol
Martin Peter Perak
City Oisompany
Seaside
Calif
Perak
California Highway Patrol
Pleasanton Sund Road
Niles Canyon Road
Four Corners
New Yosemite Hotel to Cost 200000 at Yosemite Park
Yosemite Park and Curry Co will build a 200000 dollar hotel cottage at Yosemite National Park. General Manager Hilmer Oehlmann announced the plan today, detailing the project scope and location within the park.
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Yosemite National Park
Yosemite Park
California approves bid for Tracy vocational prison
SACRAMENTO WP State Public Works board approved a general bid on a 12 million dollar vocational prison at Tracy California. The board released 2.534 million appropriated this year to permit a bid on the 1200 man institution and prior appropriations total about 9.5 thousand. The new prison will replace the Lancaster vocational institution in a former army camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State Public Works Board
Tracy
Calif
Lancaster
Crowle Tour of Flood Control Plans Outlined for Hayward Area
Herbert Crowle, engineer for Alameda County flood control, spoke to Hayward area chamber directors and city officials on San Lorenzo and Alameda creeks and other drainage issues. He stressed the need to plan now for flood control amid ongoing metropolitan development and urged builders to use temporary expedients until Army plans are completed in a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Crowle
Alameda County
Board of Directors
Hayward Area
Crowle
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village
San Lorenzo Creek
Alameda Creek
Tennyson
Valle Vista
Castro Valley
Army
District Survey of
Boston Park Board to Install Big Screen on the Common
Boston officials consider televising baseball and other events to draw crowds away from soapbox speakers. After Councilor Francis P. Tracey warned that screens could divert audiences, the council voted to ask the park commissioner to place a large television screen on the Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Common
Francis P. Tracey
Fairview Seeks Sewer Contract Amid Protests Overruled
Oro Loma Sanitary District board overruled Fairview protests and awarded a $185,000 contract to McGuire and Hestuy for sewer mains in the annexed area. Corrections raised total assessment by 11 dollars while front foot charges remained at 3.76. An additional 2,500 may be added if city of Hayward blocks planned routing. changes to B street cost 1,500 to 2,500. Alternate bid chosen. main upsize costs about 10,700. plant operation funds of 15,000 transferred until next fiscal year.
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Oro Loma Sanitary District
Fairview
McGuire and Hestuy
City of
Hayward
Roland Armstrong
District Construction Fund
B Street
Spy Probe Oppenheimer Denial Is Said Weak
A California State Senate committee opened proceedings on accusations that J Robert Oppenheimer attended a Communist meeting in 1941. Senator Nathan Combs called the denial "weak and left handed" as he read the charge into the record. Senator Hugh Burns asked Oppenheimer to affirm or deny the accusation, while Senator Nelson Dillsworth criticized the denial as improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Oakland
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Nathan Combs
Napa
Calif
Combs
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Oppenheimer
Sylvia Crouch
Nelson Dillsworth
Hemet
Dilsworth
Second Ex-Commie Testifies Oppenheimer Attended Meeting
Alfred Barbosa a San Leandro resident testified before the California State Senate committee on un American activities that J Robert Oppenheimer attended a Berkeley housewarming given by Kenneth May a former UC professor. Barbosa identified Oppenheimer from a photo and said all present were Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Legislative Committee
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Alfred Barbosa
Harmenstrest
San Leandro
Oppenheimer
Berkeley
Kenneth May
University of California
Barbosa
California State Senate Committee On UN- American Activities
Testimony Links Oppenheim to Communist Section Meeting
Mrs. Sylvia Crouch, former Communist, testified that Oppenheim attended a July 1941 Communist special section meeting in a Berkeley home with about 25 top leaders. She said the section’s makeup was not disclosed to regular party members and cited photographs as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheimer
Sylvia Crouch
Red Army
Crouch
Well Digger Found Dead After Prolonged Rescue
New York reports Dominick Allen, 45, died after 27 hours five minutes of agony as rescuers battled sand and mud to reach him. Dr Harold Berson said death was due to shock and exhaustion, following his collapse in the trench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold Berson
Dominick Allen
Berson
Attec
Letter of Thanks for County Help on Castro Valley Zoning
A letter from the Castro Valley Area Planning Advisory Group expressing gratitude to county officials for adding personnel to aid field work in this fiscal year and for assistance with zoning. The advisory group offers to help collect land use data, requests copies of subdivision plans for fire department input, and supports hydrant installation guidance for developers. Signed by local chambers and clubs, it notes referrals to the planning commission for two fire safety proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Janssen
County Planning Commission
Castro Valley Area
Board of Supervisors
Castro Valley
John Jay Thomas
Castro Valley Fire Department
Fire Protection District
Planning Commission
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Castro Valley Vfw
Castro Valley Lions
Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club
Castro Valley Fire Club
La Vista Firing Sparks Protest At School Board Meeting
At La Vista Tennyson school district meeting the firing of seventh grade teacher Homer Shurley triggered protests as over 60 supporters packed the room. Trustees waited for Wallace Perry to sign warrants while the board adjourned and spectators dispersed. Local residents say staff resignations may follow after two years of dispute.
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la Vista
Homer Shurley
Tennyson
Francis Peixoto
Lee Wolfington
Clarence D. Hardie
Wallace Perry
Hardie
Tennyson School Board
la Vista Board
Perry
Tennyson School
Shurley
The
Truman Would Order Use of Atomic Bomb Again If Necessary
President Truman said he would order the atomic bomb used again if needed. While touring the Northwest he stressed peacetime atomic energy, but warned he would act again to save American and Japanese lives if required. He outlined the first bomb’s role in saving lives and planned 14 speeches across Idaho, Oregon, and Washington in a non political transit.
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Truman
Northwest
Columbia River
Idaho
Trumen
Japan
Oregon
Washington
Market Climb Halted by Railroad Strike Fears
Stocks struggled to gain as a railroad strike threatened to disrupt heavy industries and mines nationwide. A late breakthrough in the television group spoiled the record, with most issues slipping up to two points as selling pressure near the close pulled them lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Davis in $160000 settlement for girl injured at Lake Tahoe
Superior Judge George H. Thompson approved a 160000 settlement for Imogene Wittsche a 14 year old Roseville California girl whose legs were severed by a speed boat in Lake Tahoe. Davis the wealthy Oakland auto dealer was convicted of negligently operating the craft and faces appeal. Imogene will receive about 4000 yearly for life from income. her father receives 20000 for future care. She is in UC hospital for artificial limb surgery.
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Placerville
George H. Thompson
Imogene Wittsche
Roseville Calif
Lake Tahoe
Russell Harris
Phil Davis
Oakland
Imogene
Fred Wittsche
University of California Hospital
Wittsche
Davis
Sacramento
Rain Delays Split Pair In Major League Schedule
National League games between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and Detroit at Boston were postponed due to rain and will be made up as part of doubleheaders tomorrow. Brooklyn visits Cincinnati and New York plays St Louis with night games listed. American League St Louis at New York postponed by rain and will be played tomorrow as part of a doubleheader. Cleveland at Philadelphia and Chicago at Washington are on night schedules.
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National League
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
American League
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Polio Victim About Well Dr Rellinger Stafford to Resume Practice
Dr H Rellinger Stafford of San Lorenzo plans to resume practice Monday at his Medical Arts building office after a five month battle with infantile paralysis. He was stricken after January 1, hospitalized in Oakland, and bedfast at home for three months. He uses crutches for a partially paralyzed left leg and hopes to discard them soon. The Staffords, with three children, have rebuilt his area wide practice since joining Permanente hospital staff earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rellinger-Stafford
San Lomezo
Medical
Hesperian Boulevard
Stafford
Oakland
Prado
San Lorenzo
Permanente Hospital
Treasurers Threatened Resigns Amid Mt Eden Controversy
Mt Eden Improvement Club faces a heated meeting over news suppression, a treasurer resignation offer from Dorothy Bayliss, scrutiny of fire department funds, and a dispute with the Mt Eden school board over Boy Scout work and payment. Floyd Sparks defends press freedom while members seek audits and accountability.
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Mt. Eden Improvement Club
Herbert LaJoie
Mt. Eden
Improvement Club
Dorothy Bayliss
Mt. Eden Fire Department
Mt. Eden School Board
Tom Brankwitz
Floyd Sparks
The
Daily Review
Sparks
Ari Bayliss
Bayliss
LaJoie
Gilbert Oakman
LaJola
Fire Department
Lorin Eden
LaJdoie
Walter Thorford
Tom Kirby
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Thomas Lester Foley
Eden Two
Paus
Justice OF the Peace
NEW
Area C of C Board
Commie
Valley Planning Advisory Board
Rellinger-Stafford
Thelma
Staffords
Jack
Martin
Brooks
Bobbie Roberta
Army Medical Corps
Pennsylvania
Axminster
Supreme Rug & Carpet CO
Auto Stadium
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