Dads End Confab Elects New State Board
San Lorenzo California Council of Dads Clubs held its 1st panugl convention at David D Bohannon school in Bockavon. Italph Van Nortwick was chosen as first Vice president. eight officers and a nine member board were elected unanimously by a dominant committee. Delegates attended from Oakland Berkeley San Lorenzo and nearby districts for a one night event with a dinner and entertainment.
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Council of Dads Clubs
David D. Bohannon School
Bockavon
New Tero Board of Governors
Italph van Nortwick
Los Reyes
San Lorenzo Council of Ads Clubs
Ashland
Board of Governors
Jing Micki
Oakland
al Dandy
Modeste
Stanislas
Chet Smith
Arthur Berkeley
Carl Neal
West Contra Costa
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Behinoon Sehurch
Wanda Gallotti
Bill Burke
Commitive
Bohannon School
Dorothy Wandresy
Bargstede
Gus Barystede
Dominic Ruggieri
San Lorenzo High School
Margie Janet
Marilyn
Nancy Roumpatner
DeWitt Baimgarher
Warren Manuel
Oakland Distret
Fremont High School
Autorium
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A.B. Morris
Castra Villey
O. B. Paulsen
Hayward Union
Carl Ekoos
San Lorenzo High
Selmer Berg
Res Turner
Joha
McNeal
Walter St. Baumann
Subdivider Meeting on Airports Postponed
Hayward area cadets from Hayward High School will be honored at a cadet review on Hanlon Field at 6 pm followed by a 6 39 pm dinner in the cafeteria. Awards include state rifle team cup and national plaques with David Burke Bill Jefford Dick Nissen and Kenneth Storms named.
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Vonex Rifle Club
David Burke
Bill Jefford
Gack Nissen
Brad Prowse
Two Generals Demoted Third Reprimanded
Army announces brigadiers Francis T. Dodd and Charles F. Colson demoted to colonels for handling of Koje prison riots. Brigadier General Paul F. Yount reprimanded for actions at Pusan and Kure. Senate Armed Services panel continues Koje inquiry and weighs whether Army leadership bore responsibility for the Red prisoner incident.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Sevond
Pusan
Kure
Kore Island
Pare
Women protest arrest in Johannesburg as police seize union official
In Johannesburg a crowd of women, many white, gathered outside City Hall to protest the arrest of Savhs, secretary of the Garment Workers Union, under the Communist Suppression Act. Police dragged him into City Hall as protesters clashed, glass doors were smashed, and reinforcements arrived amid chants and boos.
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FES
Reds Down Five American Jets In Korea Incident
In Seoul, Korea, Reds claim they downed five American jets this week led by pilot Jim-Rugsum aboard a Compsunist MIG. The Americas reportedly lost four planes, marking a week where Reds typically maneuvered and engaged eight targets.
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HHS Cadet Corps Triumph at California Field Day
HHS Cadet Corps dominated a field day event in California with strong performances by Aion Carter leading both the Findell platoon and Seman exhibit. The team secured top placements across squads amid a competitive Meet at Wearland last week.
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Ridgway Warns War Strains Tie to Political Decisions
General Ridgway told a Senate Armed Services panel that a concrete military plan exists to end Korea fighting, but success hinges on political choices by the United States and its UN allies. He warned UN governments might balk at an all out drive, as State Secretary Dean Acheson argued U.S. action kept World War III from starting.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
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Far East
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Senate Armed Services Committee
United Nations
Uy Korea
Dean Acheson
Theodore Erickson Found After Fear Of Death By Own Action
Theodore Erickson, 38, of Ashland and owner of Bund Box Cleaners in the Storm Block, was reported missing yesterday after calling his wife. He was located in Modesto today after authorities and friends intervened. earlier reports stated he planned to jump from the Bay Bridge, but the matter was clarified by associates.
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Ring Stolen From Villa Lorenzo In San Lorenzo
A signet ring with an ancient family emblem valued at about 30500 was stolen yesterday from the home at 400 Via Marenda in San Lorenzo. Owner Rudy Wosurog said a mistaken phone call diverted attention briefly, allowing a thief to enter the wash room and seize the ring along with a blondstone inscribed with a bow and arrow. Deputies noted the heirloom had been in the family for generations and carried sentimental value.
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Rudy Wosurog
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Begovox
Coast Shipping Sailors Walk Off Vessels Coastwide
Coast Shipping halted along the West Coast after the APL Sailors Union voted to stay off ships until a new pact is signed. Sailors ashore in La Pranrisee Willington Portland and Sealife discussed PMA rejection while dockside talks aim for a Monday resumption. The union seeks a 5 percent raise higher overtime benefits and a fourth watch.
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APL Sailors Union
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Pan
Pacific Main Lane Association
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SUP
Portland
Sealife
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Lundebers
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Americain
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Los Angeles
Orient
Western Union telegraphers reject no calif offer
In Northern California, Western Union workers reject a sensitive back to work agreement by a near unanimous vote in Local 208. About 200 Oakland members voted against the deal, while a larger regional count from Fresno to the Oregon border shows broad opposition and questions on how the settlement would affect wages and working conditions. The union represents Western Union telegraphers across Nevada, southern Idaho, and Utah, excluding Salt Lake City, with the official tally to be sent to Washington for final tabulation.
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Nego Hators
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James Crass
CTU
Fresno
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Nevada
Idaho
Utah
Salt Lake City
Washington
Laval
Oakland
Eagles Are Told To Fight Reds In 1949 Parade Tone
In San Jose Willian Tharnblower reports at the Featernal Order of Engles meeting that Americans must confront communism without harming innocents. A keynote urged countering malicious propositions and warned against sensational government rivalries. Committees should avoid grilling witnesses with contemptuous conduct while pursuing orderly governance.
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Scharavter
Teshmeny
Price officials plan higher ceilings on canned foods
Washington reports government price officials will raise retail ceilings on canned foods and some meats vegetables fruits and fish within about two weeks. Economists say the move may lift the cost of living to a new high as wholesalers lift markups and grocers pass on costs.
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Office of
Pyare! Stabilization
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Whitesale Peices
Mas
Lacie
Quake Shakes Hawaii Cliff Amid Landslides
A strong quake off the Kuna coast of Hawaii jolted a cliff causing landslides that blocked a roadway and threatened nearby areas. Scientists from the UMWA Volcano Observatory monitor signs of possible eruption as the event prompts response from local authorities.
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Kuna
Hawai
Valeann Mautia Lada
Gordon MacDonald
Uawad Volcano Observatory
Invenvsiby Bailapy
Deep Purple Theme Selected for Hayward Senior Ball
Hayward High School seniors choose the Beep Mui theme for the June 1 dance. Mary Lassalle and Dave Dickie are honorary chairmen. Principal Douglas Morrison and Joe Alves, with art teacher Nicholas Roukes, plan a purple decor scheme and entertainment lineup featuring a movie star and a name band.
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Enries
Mary Lassalle
Dave Dickie
Ouglas Morrisson
Joe Alves
Nicholas Roukes
Gynogsium
Fair Weather Outlook with Fog Possible Nearby
Weather summary notes fair conditions this afternoon evening and Sunday with potential morning fog or low clouds. It mentions yesterday's high and today's low but lacks precise figures or locations.
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