Sabotage in Cleveland Is Alleged
News reports from Cleveland describe derailments blamed on sabotage amid a nationwide rail strike that idled 160,000 workers. Freight incidents near Collinwood yards and claims by NYC Police Chief D W Taylor frame the events as deliberate acts, while others in the industry stagger under rolling shortages and production cutbacks across major rails.
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Buffalo
Collinwood Yards
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Taylor
Lerause
al Woordt
Ingalls
Willis-Quorland Motors
Toledo
Co-operative Mills, Inc
C. F. Wiedle
New -York
Gentral’s Lings
Vireo
Passdiiper
Indiltel
N ¥C
James Whitcomb Riley
Indisnapolis
Cincinnati
California Adds Thousands of Factories and Expansions
In the past two years California added 2224 new factories and major plant expansions. The industrial plant rotation committee notes a slowed pace last year but signals a resurgence this year. Last year 489 new factories began with 93.18 million dollars in capital, while 601 existing firms started 136.15 million in expansion projects.
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Los Angeles
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Com~ Ancien
San Lorenzo Voters to Choose Trustee Next Friday
San Lorenzo district voters will decide the board of trustees seat on May 19 in a quiet election with a small turnout expected. Two candidates are listed Fremond H Frembling and incumbent Col Douglas Seaborn who is stepping down due to ill health. Frembling, a Caterpillar Tractor Co employee and former Merritt Business School instructor, lives at 1150 Louise Street with his wife Helen and three daughters. He holds a UC Hastings Law degree, an MS from Armstrong College, and has legal training in Oakland.
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Frembling
Caterpillar Tracetor Company
San Leandro
Alameda
County
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Igh School
Hastings College of Law
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Joan
Barbara
Patricia
Red Leader Dennis Goes To Clinic
Communist leader Eugene Dennis was jailed for a one year term for contempt of Congress after refusing to obey a 1947 subpoena. Federal Judge David A. Pine overruled delays, with Dennis heading to the courthouse basement to begin serving the sentence.
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Dealer Seeks Postwar Cars for Cash Purchase
Bud Schouweiler, longtime operator of C J Schouweiler's Used Car Mart at 16480 East 14th Street, seeks good postwar cars. Due to current business volume he will pay up to 200 over blue book values for quality used autos.
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C. J. Schouweiler
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Area Sees Fastest Alameda Growth In Sag Lorenao Cast Canyon
Alameda county reports faster pupil gains in Sag Lorenao Castro Valley and Itay ward with Castro Valley attendance up 22 percent to 1809, San Lorenzo 15 percent higher to 4300, and Hayward elementary up 16 percent. County total daily attendance rises to 104,029, with urban districts growing less than rural areas.
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Castro Valley
Itayward
Vaughn D. Seidél
San Lorenzo
Hayward
Schoo
Hayward High
Optimistic outlook for Hayward area industry
Howard optimistic about a large industrial development in the Hayward area says the region is ripe for growth. Alameda county and Hayward chamber committees met at Plans Villa to foster cooperation. Leaders from business and banking praised county support and pledged continuing collaboration.
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Charles PB. Howard
Howard Terminals
Alameda County
New Industries Committee
New Industries
Hayward Area
Oakland Post+ Enquirer
A. W. Bruner
San Leandro
P. J. DeBernardi
Parker Electric Company
Mildred Rossini
B. EF. K. CG. Porter
Linton R. Y
Joseph Sally
Roger Anderson
A. C. Phillips
Hayward
New Labor Contract Talks Between Culinary and Bartenders
Culinary workers and bartenders in Southern Alameda County begin negotiations with the United Tavern Owners on a new contract Tuesday. The current agreement expires in June, with union proposals already circulated since May 1. Alliance 823 is represented by Leroy Woods, Floyd Alla way, Eddie Jacobsen, and Frank Morade. the Tavern Owners are led by Jack Dray and George Sims hosts the session at his San Leandro home.
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United Tavern
Alameda County
Unon
Alliance 823
Leroy Woods
Floyd Allaway
Eddie Jacobsen
Frank Molrade
Jack Dray
United Tavern Owners
Tuekday
Chorge Sims
San Leandra
Campaign Trails Cross Warren and Roosevelt Clash in San Francisco
In Sacramento dispatch the governor Warren and challenger Roosevelt met at a San Francisco intersection as their campaigns crossed. Warren criticized Roosevelt on public utilities and job-seeker empathy while promising to tailor policy to communities. Roosevelt accused Warren of overpromising while urging fiscal prudence and new state development measures.
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San Francisco
Earl Warren
James Roosevelt
Mealing
Roosevelt
Warren
Public Utities Commission
Hic
Slate Employment Department
California Development Commission
Jaxon
Weather Brief Indicates Mild Weekend Forecast
The report shows a fair afternoon and clear tonight with a Saturday that should stay mild. Morning highs appear low and there is a brief note of yesterday’s high around 2.0, while today’s low remains a minor figure.
Rebekah Assembly Elects Hayward Woman as Warden
Mrs Esthel Garner of Hayward was elected warden of the Rebekah Assembly of California at the annual convention in Long Beach. She will be installed tonight at the civic auditorium. Garner, from a pioneer Hayward family, is granddaughter of the late William Cull, namesake of Cull Canyon. She has held multiple Rebekah offices and previously served on the state board. Other Wayward delegates include Florine L Nelson Mary Thorup Josephine Horn Laura Sellers Mazel Jacobsen and Tenrine Craquie.
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Hayward
Rebekah Assembly of California
Long Beach
Civic Auditorium
Garner
Wiliam Cull
Cull Canyon
Wifk
Waller Garner
Ethel Allen
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Wayward
Grand Lodge
Mesdaimes Florine L. Nelson
Mary Thorup
Josephine Horn
Laura Sellers
Mazel Jacobsen
Tenricin Craquie
Market swings as stocks rally amid mixed news
A mid session selloff faded as the market rose, offset by widespread negative headlines. A dividend cut at Great Northern, auto production fears from a tail strike, a possible GM strike, and a Justice Department antitrust suit against seven Pacific coast oil firms weighed on sentiment. Gains came from strong auto output post Chrysler strike, solid earnings, and strength in American Can. Hercules, Childs, and Rexall hit new highs amid mixed industrial action. Pope gives $10,000 to Cabano after devastating fire. Rimousei Burns.
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UPI
Great Northern Railway
General Motors
Justice Department
Pacific Coast
Chrysler
Eamel Hark
American
Allied Chemicals
Hercules Powder
Childs Co
Rexall
Census Returns Show Population Over 10 Million
California counts exceed ten million people per incomplete census returns. May figures cited by Atrea Supervisor Harry L. Nolder note high error but indicate over 700,000 residents in San Francisco. Los Angeles figure not yet compiled. Arizona 650,000, New Mexico $90,000, Hawaii 475,000.
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U.R
California
Atrea
Harry L. Nolder
San Francisco
New Mexico
Territory of Hawaii
Valley 2 Students To Prepare Zoning Maps
Alameda county plans zoning in the Castro Valley area with two UC Berkeley graduate students James Reilly and Robert Williams to conduct land use surveys. John Jay Thomas says field work will begin soon and costs involve about two weeks for data gathering before maps are posted. The project precedes a street and highway plan and follows deliberations on hiring consultants or using the county staff.
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University of California
Castig Valley
Castro Valley
Oakland Terrace Preas
Ohn
Jay Thomas
Alameda County
James Reilly
Robert Williams
Berkeley
Unversity O California
School of City and Y Regional
Sanitary District Jobs Open for Clerk and Inspector
The Castro Valley Sanitary District announced two examinations for a secretary clerk and a sewer inspector. Applications are due June 3 at 29400 Marshall Street, Caytry Wal. The sewer inspector will supervise the sewer system, inspect lines and plans, plot street additions, and advise with the public and engineers. The secretary clerk handles stenographic, typing, and office supervision tasks and responds to inquiries about procedures, laws, and regulations.
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Castro Valley Sanitary District
Marshall Street
Caytry Wal
Baseball Schedule Notes from Cincinnati to New York
The record lists National League action with Cincinnati at St. Louis and American League matchup Chicago at Cleveland, both scheduled for night. a reference to a rape incident in New York appears as a cryptic fragment without context or clear link to the games.
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American League
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New York
Government suit accuses West Coast oil firms of monopoly
The Department of Justice filed an anti trust action against seven major West Coast oil producers and their California conservation committee. It seeks to break their grip on gasoline and refined product sales by forcing withdrawal from retailing and disposing of most service stations. The case charges monopolizing production, transport, refining, and marketing across California and the five western states.
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Ciled
Department of Justice
California
Standard Oil Cr
Texas Co. Shell Oil Co
Tidewater-Associated Oil Co. Richfield of Corp
General Petroleum Corp
Union Oil Co
Conservation Committee of California Oil Producers, & Committees
Hearings on Freight Rates Open in San Francisco
The Public Utilities Commission opened hearings today on proposed freight rate changes backed by Swayne and six common carriers. They seek new rates from 0-14 pounds at 60 cents, 10-29 pounds 76 cents, 30-49 pounds 50 cents, and 50-100 pounds at 1.05 dollars, eliminating the previous multiple shipment method. Edward Walde of Inter-Urban Express supports the plan to reclaim small shipper money, and a Parcel Post rate rise could trigger a similar rise in common carrier rates. hearings continue to be scheduled.
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F' Kellogg Express and Drayage Company
Swayne
Commission
Edward
Walde
Inter-Urban Expressoration
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