Dulles Televised Report On Big Four Meeting Prospect
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will address the nation Monday night in a televised report from the White House. The program will discuss the Big Four conference prospects, the Paris accords signing, and the Austrian State treaty, with President Eisenhower and top advisers nearby. The telecast aims to ease world tensions, with coverage by all major networks from 7 to 7 1/2 p.m. EDT.
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Vienna
Mystery over double plunge on Central line
A young woman died after leaping from a New York Central train near Peekskill while her mother vanished in a simultaneous fall. The bodies were found along the line after an eight hour search. a witness later reported seeing a disheveled woman near Croton station, talking of writing a railroad story. The younger woman was identified as Ruth Pspazian, 19 to 25, wife of a soldier recently discharged at Camp Carson, Colorado. Both women had boarded the eastbound Chicago to New York Pacemaker last night at East Cleveland, Ohio.
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Junk to San Francisco Flight Nears Off Japan
U S bound Free China junk nearly crippled entering Yokohama harbor after a month at sea. Crew member Mehlert, a Fresno man, described bamboo sail supports breaking and the boat drifting close to tracks before repair. The 32 ton craft aims for San Francisco by July 1, with plans to buy bamboo for battens and replenishments in Tokyo.
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Spring tea and rummage sales in local churches
A town events notice lists a Spring tea at Hayward Methodist Church from 1 to 4 pm sponsored by Eden Garter club. On May 14 a rummage sale runs 9 am to 5 pm at 1343 Russell City Road, sponsored by Bill Coady and the American Legion Auxiliary. Additional rummage sales on May 14 at Russell City Road garage, and 630 American Legion Auxiliary sponsorship is noted.
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Fathers of Largest Daughters Receive $100 Bonds
Three fathers each with 12 daughters won $100 bonds from the national Fathers day committee as the Fathers of the largest number of daughters in the United States. Edward J. Bartels of Dyersville Indiana Warnie Cleveland Sparks of Cincinnati and Early Swanson of Randolph Mississippi were named recipients.
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Father's Day Committee
United States
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Dyersville
Warnie Cleveland Sparks
Cincinnati
Early Swanson
Randolph, Miss
Key House Demos Push for Social Security Changes
Key House Democrats from the Ways and Means Committee pressed for major liberalizing changes to the Social Security law in the current session. They target disability benefits to be available sooner and lower retirement age for women to 60, with focus on expanding widows’ benefits and broadly updating the program this year.
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Obedience Trials Planned at San Francisco Shipyard
A San Francisco shipyard plans obedience trials next weekend amid pressure to allocate carrier construction for a Navy project. A committee led by Mayor Robinson cites a shrinking work force as a reason to support the carrier plan, naming local residents and a new class forming for more information.
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Japan
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Hewitt
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Ed Currier
Mitzi
Frank Marsder
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Hillview
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Aeenin
Several Hurt In Hayward Area Crashes
At about 6 am a crash half a mile south of the Warm Springs junction on Highway 17 left Craige’s 1946 coupe overturning after striking a 1951 sedan driven by Frederick B. Shear 83 1475 141st avenue San Leandro an End Friden Calculating Machine employee. Shear was not among the injured. Craige faced charges after the collision.
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141St Avenue
San Leandro
Santa Rita
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Bohannon Principe to Receive Degree in June
Denzil E. Widel principal of Bohannon school will receive his doctorate of education June 17 in graduation ceremonies at the University of California. George Kyte, pursuing administrative credentials since 1950 and master’s in 1952, started studies in 1946. He and his wife Dorothy live at 7410 Badding Road, Cass Valley, with their three children.
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Bohannon School
University of Califormia
George Kyte
Viser
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Badding Road
Casiso Valley
Trinity-San Luis Water Backers Claim Victory
In a legislative row the Trinity-San Luis water backers claim victory as supporters pass measures with Regan’s backing. Amendments failed for Solano Napa Marin and Sonoma. other developments include a threatened feather river appropriation and tax program concerns. Budget talks aim for a full Senate floor debate while calls arise to curb legal gambling near Nevada.
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Coolidge
Feather River
Paris Peace Treaties Ratified End West Germany Occupation
The Big Four leaders Buiganin Dulles and MacMillan arrive in Vienna after ratification of the Paris treaties to rearm West Germany. No official ink was set, but crowds cheer as the signing is planned for tomorrow at 11 am in the Marble Room of Belevedere Palace overlooking the city.
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Vienna
Obituary for Raymond R Crawford Hayward machinist 45
Raymond Robert Crawford died yesterday at 1162 Magna Avenue Hayward at age 45. A machinist by trade he lived in the Hayward area five years. Survived by widow Emogene Crawford two sons Charles Robert and Joseph Raymond Crawford of Hayward parents Bert and Amy Crawford Oakland and brother Harold Crawford Nevada City. Funeral Monday at 2 pm in Garden Chapel Prate-Fliers Mortuary 1044 C Street Hayward under Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with closing at Lone Tree Cemetery.
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Subdivision Sparks Ashland Fire District Debate
Ashland Fire Commission heard concerns that annexing a Stanley Davis subdivision south of San Lorenzo creek could weaken fire protection. The area now lies in Alameda County Fire, with San Lorenzo Village officials seeking closer service. Commissioners noted annexation requires Alameda County Supervisors action and that San Lorenzo's program is private. Next meeting set for June 10.
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Winton School Plans Musical Extravaganza
Winton school prepares a themed musical show titled Southern Show Coat to be staged May 26 at 8 30 pm by Miss Evelyn Wine Miss Lois Murray and Richard McElfare with faculty parents and pupils. Proceeds fund school equipment. Local minstrel cast includes Rastus Lacitinola Sones Silvestri Cornball Mathews Sambo Costello.
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Richard McElhare
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Weinstein
Death Notice Smyth In San Lorenzo 84
In San Lorenzo May 13 955 Harry T Smyth husband of Johanna H Smyth died aged 84 He was father grandfather and great grandfather to Smyth family members from Hayward Watsonville San Leandro and Mt View cemetery private funeral services to be held at Tower Chapel Mt View burial Victim’s supporters urged memorials to Children’s Hospital of the Best Bay
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