Women Volunteers Support Tamarack Hospital During Strike
Women from Tamarack branch of the Children’s Hospital of Ue East Bay and other Bay groups begin a volunteer program to cover laundry, cooking, cleaning, and nursing tasks as a strike by laundry, kitchen, and housekeeping workers continues. AFL officials and hospital representatives plan talks with State Conciliator Thomas Nicglopulous to seek a settlement. The strike began with picketers at hospital concourses, involving 26 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Tamarack
Children's Hospital
Ue East Bay
Bay Area
James 2. Simpson
V. C. Trable
James Hudson
Botty Sparks
George Mayes
Fidcon
Children’s Hospital
AFL Building Service
Thomas Nicglopulous
Staljant
Usiow
Hesnita
Nehord Wohlmylth
Automobile wreck injures two in Mt Eden area
San Mateo district attorney E Wilson a 54 year old consulting lawyer suffered multiple broken ribs and other injuries after his car skidded and crossed Mt Eden road into Clawster road. Passenger Matlie Seol 24 was also hurt. Driver statements differ on signals. Wilson was taken to San Mateo Hospital then home. Mrs Scott treated for minor injuries at Fairmont hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuest A. Wilson
Ora Lama Sanitary District
Mtt. Eden Road
Clawiler Yond Wear
Mt. Eden
Wilson
Sanitary District Board
Matea Taday
Jalso
Matlie Seol
Clawiter von
White
Wilson Scott
Clawster Road
Scott
Keelow Md
Eden Road
Cluwstur Road
Joe Vine
San Mateo
San Mateo Hospital
Fairmont Hospital
Weather forecast notes little temperature change
The forecast for fall noon, tonight, and Thursday shows little temperature change. Yesterday's high and today's low are noted with minimal variation in conditions across the period.
Mt Eden Trustees Eye PreFab Housing To Relieve Overcrowding
Mt Eden elementary trustees discuss temporary housing for rising enrollment. They authorize an investigation into renting 16 by 32 foot pre fab buildings to replace crowded classrooms at Winton and Hesperian area. The plan aims to avoid double sessions until a new school is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Eden
Mt. Eden Eleentary School
E. C. Ingraham
Marabers
Alice, Jones
Skyway Park
Hesperian Bale Yard
Winton
Hesperian
T. N
Brenkwitz
Oakland
Wey
Eden
State Public Utilities Commission
Pg&e
S &Steel
Gas Truck Rolls Over Near Sunol Fire Burns 6500 Gallons
Monterey truck driver Martin Peter Pecak 28 handled a City Oil tractor semi tank loading 6500 gallons when the rig rolled on Niles Canyon Road at Four Corners. The cab and trailer toppled into flames but Pecak escaped unharmed, with damage estimated at 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Niles Canyon
Sunol
Martin Peter Pecak
City Oil Company
Seaside
Calif
Perak
California Highway Patrol
Pleazanton- Sunol
Niles Canyon Road
Four Corners
Petak
Ife
Yosemite hotel plans $260000 cottage project
General Manager Hilmer Ochimann announced that a $260,000 cottage project will be built at New Yosemite Hotel in Yosemite National Park by Yosem Perk and Curry Co. The announcement confirms the site and funding for the construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosemite National Park
Gap
Yosem Perk and Curry Co
Hilmer Ochimann
State approves bid for Tracy vocational prison
State Public Works board approved funding and released 2 594 000 dollars from this year’s budget to invite bids on a 1200 man vocational prison at Tracy California. The facility will replace the Lancaster institution housed in a former army camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento W
State Public Works Board
Tracy
Calif
Lancaster
Crowle Addresses Hayward Area C of C on Flood Control
Alameda county engineer Crowle spoke to Hayward area chamber of directors about flood and storm drainage as metro development nears. He cited San Lorenzo and Alameda creeks as key to future run off solutions and warned full control may take years with temporary expedients advised for builders and developers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerbert Crowle
Alameda County Food Control and Drainage Distri
Hayward
Crowle
San Leandro
San Lorenzo Creek
San Lorenzo Village
Exitire
Alameda Creek
Tennyson
Valle Vista
Contol
Castro Valley
Seakage
Ares
Boston Council Pushes Big Screen On The Common
After councilor Francis P. Tracey warned televised events would draw crowds away from the park, Boston's city council voted to ask the park commissioner to install a large screen on the Common for baseball and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Francis P. Tracey
Fairview sewer contract approved amid protests and budget tweaks
Ora Loma Sanitary District's board overruled Fairview protests and awarded a $165,000 contract to McGuire and Hester for sewer work in the annexed area. The meeting set assessment map corrections, noted a $3.76 front foot charge unchanged, and discussed up to $2,500 additional district costs if Hayward city streets are used. The board approved an alternate bid to install a larger main line on B Street costing about $10,700 and eyed future annexations to Fairview lines. The sewage plant may begin operation within two weeks with $15,000 moved to running funds until next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
City of
Hayward
Ine
Roland Armstrong
Shebantrd
B Street
Spy Probe Oppenheimer Denial Seen as Weak
The California Senate on American Activities committee opened hearings with Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer denying attending a 1941 Communist meeting. Senator Nathan Combs called the denial weak and left handed while Sen. Hugh Burns offered Oppenheimer and his wife a chance to respond to the accusations. Senator Nelson Willsworth labeled the denial improper and urged adherence to Oppenheimer’s oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Oakland
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Nathan Combs
Napa
Calif
Senate
Cambs Siter
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Oppenheimer
Sylvie Crouch
Nelson
Willsworth
Hemet
Second Ex-Commie Testifies Oppenheimer Attended Meeting
Alfred Barbosa, a San Leandro resident, testifies before the California State Senate committee on un American activities that J. Robert Oppenheimer attended a Berkeley housewarming hosted by Kenneth May. Barbosa says all attendees were Communists and identifies Oppenheimer from a photo later shown to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Alfred Barbosa
Harmon Street
San Leandro
Oppenheimer
Berkeley
Kenneth May
University of California
Barbose
Berhosa
California State Senate Committee On UN- American Activities
Testimony Links Oppenheim to 1841 Communist Meeting
Mrs Byivin Crouch former Communist and wife of Paul Crouch testified yesterday about a July 1841 special section meeting. She said Oppenheim and about 29 top leaders attended at a Berkeley home and that the section’s makeup was not disclosed to regular party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheimer
Mra
Byivin Crouch
Red Army
Crouch
Paul Crouch
Harry Bridges
Berkeley
Wells-Digger Found Dead After Prolonged Rescue
Dominick Alice, 44, a trapped well-digger, died at 12:35 pm after 27 hours and five minutes of agony as rescuers battled sand and mud. Dr. Havett Berson attributed death to shock and exhaustion following the collapse in the rescue trench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ibe
Havett Berson
Dominick Alice
Berson
Attec
County Help Acknowledged On Castro Valley Zoning
A Valley planning advisory group thanks the county board of supervisors for adding personnel to advance Castro Valley zoning and planning. They offer to provide land use data for sectional maps and request copies of subdivision plans to aid fire protection and street pattern input. The letter also backs hydrant installation guidance for new subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Planning Advisory Board
George Janssen
County Planning Commission
Castro Valley Area
Board of Supervisors
Castro Valley
John Jay Thomas
Cistra Valley Fire Department
Planning Commission
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Castro Valley Vfw
Castro Valley Lions
Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club
Castro Valley Fire Club
Truman Says He Would Order Atomic Bomb Use Again If Needed
President Truman traveling through the Northwest asserted he would resort to the atomic bomb again if necessary to end the war. He recalled the decision to drop the bombs to save American lives and reduce Japanese casualties and planned a day of speeches across Idaho Oregon and Washington asserting the trip was non political.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Northwest
Columbia River
OY Fodatello
Intng Pr
Japan
Mr. Trumlin
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
La Vista Firing Sparks Meeting Backlash at Tennyson
At the La Vista Tennyson school board meeting, Homer Shurley was fired amid protest from residents and supporters. The meeting grew crowded, two trustees and the principal awaited Wallace Perry to sign warrants, and the district moved to regular business as spectators dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vista
Homer Shhurley
Tennyson
Francis Peixoto
Lee Wolfington
Clarence 2. Mardie
Wallace Perry
Hardie
Teamyson School
la Vista Board
Erry
Hardin
Shuriey
Mateh
Market News: Stocks Slip as Railroad Strike Spreads
U P stocks faltered amid a spreading railroad strike that could tie up heavy industry and mines. A late rally in the television group failed to lift the market, and overall issues fell as much as 2 points on weak closing sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York U.P
Davis in 160000 settlement for Tahoe boating death
Superior Judge George H. Thompson approves a 160000 settlement for Imogene Wittsche 10 year old Roseville California girl struck by Phil Davis speed boat at Lake Tahoe. Imogene to receive about 4000 a year for life. her father gets 20000 for future care. Davis convicted of negligent operation faces up to one year in jail and a 2000 fine awaiting appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placerville
George H. Thompson
Imogene Wittsehe
Roseville
Calif
Lake Tahoe
Russell Harris
Phil Davis
Oakland
Imogene
Fred Wittsche
University’ of California Hospital
Wittsche
Davis
Sacramento
Baseball Schedule Weather Impacts Delays In Major Leagues
Rain postpones Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Detroit at Boston games in the National and American Leagues. Doubleheaders are planned tomorrow for several matchups including St Louis at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia after delays.
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National League
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
American League
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Polio Victim Dr Rellinger Stafford Plans Week Return
Dr H Rellinger Stafford San Lorenzo physician and surgeon who contracted polio on January 1 and spent months recovering will resume practice Monday at his Medical Arts building office 15858 Hesperian Blvd Oakland and move toward full strength with crutches no longer needed. He and his wife Thelma a teacher have three children Jack Martin Brooks and Roberta. He served three years as a captain in the Army Medical Corps attached to the Pennsylvania 28th Infantry division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rellinger-Stafford
H. Rellinger-Stafford
San Lomeza
Medical Arts
Hesperian Boulevard
Sinfford
Oakland
Prado
San Lorenzo
Permanente Hospital
Stafford
Thelma
Staffords
Jack
Martin
Brooks
Bobbie Roberta
Army Medical Corps
Pennsylvania
Treasurer Threatens To Resign Over Mt Eden Club Controversy
Mt Eden Improvement Club members clashed over suppressing unfavorable news and questioned the treasurer Mrs Dorothy Bayliss amid claims of misused fire department funds. President Herbert La Joie defended open discussion while finances and Boy Scout work with the school board drew scrutiny. Bayliss offered resignation but was not accepted as members sought audits and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Eden Improvement Club
Herbert LaJoie
Mt. Eden
Improvement Club
Dorothy Bay- Jiss
Thease
Floyd Sparks
The
Daily Review
Sparks
Fee Press
Art Bayliss
Mt Eden
Boy Scouts
Lafoie
Bayliss
Gilbert L. Oakman
LeJolo
Fire Department
Lorin Eden
Fire
LaJoie
Walter Thorford
Tom Kirby
Mt. Eden Boy Scout Organizaion
Lola Club
Mt Eden School Board
Woads
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E. Wilson
Cor. Wreck
ELECT
Thomas
Lester Foley
Eden Two
Justice of the Peace
Eden Township
Cfice No
NEW
Area C of C Board
Commie
Wells
Supreme Rug & Carpet CO
Auto Stadium
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