Washington Manor Files 3rd City Notice
Washington Manor incorporation promoters filed their third intent to circulate and seek an incorporation election, aiming to secure the 50 days exclusive jurisdiction. San Leandro council discussed annexation of Washington Manor lands amid a legal fight over jurisdiction, signaling possible talks with residents.
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Washington Manor
San Leandro
Steve Sen
Arthur Breed
Ben Leal
Board
Gerald D. Coeran
Castro Valley Election Set For Sept. 17
The Board of Supervisors set September 17 as the incorporation election date for Castro Valley. Elections will be combined with the Castro Valley Sanitary district ballot but use separate ballots and boxes. Voter registration stood at 35,139 as of April 12 with a July 25 eligibility deadline and 27 polling places to be named after the June primary.
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Board of Supervisors
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Sanitary District
Jack Puc
Hlue
Hoe
Reds Execute Beria's Friend
Moscow reports four Azerbaijani communist leaders including former Azerbaijan Premier Mir-Djafar Bagirov were executed for aiding Lavrenti Beria after Stalin's death. Trials occurred April 12 to 26 in Baku, with Bagirov leading the Azerbaijani party and found guilty of terroristic acts and counter revolutionary activity.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Azerbaijan
Soviet
Republk
Tran
Lavrenti P. Beria
Josef Stalin
Mir-Djafar Bagirov
Azerbaian Communist Party
Sal Cela
Bagirov
Beria
Baku Worker
Supreme Court of the Ussr
Azerbajan
Baku
Supreme Soviet Called to Meet in July Session
Moscow summoned the Supreme Soviet to a full session starting July 11, the first since Stalin's errors were disclosed. Tass reported no agenda. It will be the first session of the year and the fifth of the present parliament. Khrushchev and Bulganin may report on Britain trips.
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Moscow
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Josef Stalin
Tass
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
Britain
Stalin
Deer In Lansing Damages Store Mirrors
A deer broken into a Lansing Michigan clothing shop yesterday charged its reflection in two mirrors, smashed them, collapsed a wall, and bit its nose before fleeing the store.
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Lansing
Mich
Floods Slack in East Northwest Rivers Rise
Revenue commissioner Rus sell C Harrington states payments are not wages and not subject to withholding. They also escape Social Security tax and unemployment levy for employers. The riding avoids interference with state decisions noting supplementary payments may run concurrently with state unemployment benefits.
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Russell C. Harrington
Harrington
Ford Motor Company
General Matos
Chrysler
California
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Flooded roads spark wary crowds at Indy 500 eve
Rain floods across the Midwest slow traffic in Indianapolis and shut several routes as crowds gather for the 500. Track officials evacuated 50 people from suburban Speedway City while Tony Hulman expects drainage before scheduled green flag. concern rises about out of town visitors amid ongoing rainfall and river rises in Oregon Washington and Idaho.
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Indianapolis
Ig Speedway
Federal Steels
Tees Speedway
Speedway
Speedway City
Tony Hulman
Midwest
Illnois
Patricia Ann Banking
Salt Creek
Middletown
Oregon
Washington
Portland
Memorial Day
Columbia
Iley Road
Vanport City
Idaho
Bonners Ferry
Kootenai
Teacher's Trial On Assault Begins In Oakland
In Oakland Superior Court a nine man and three woman jury heard opening statements in the statutory assault trial of Theodore Wallace, a 29 year old Washington Union High School chemistry teacher and football coach. Wallace, father of two, is charged by Deputy District Attorney Frank Vukota with assault involving a former student. His co defendant Marcel J. Shelton, from Las Mesa, pleaded innocent to related charges. Wallace’s attorney Kennedy Jackson waived opening and Wallace remains free on $5,000 bail.
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Theodore €. Wallace
Washington Union High School
Oakland
Frank Vukota
Sacramento
Gbonwin J. Knight
Harvey Wallace
O. Banks
Wallace
Department of Water Resources
Knight
Marcel J. Shelton
Las
Mesa
San Diego County
Kennedy
Jackson
Woodland Crash Injures Two Castro Valley Men
Two Castro Valley businessmen Delbert Kaiser and Harold Martyn owners of Kaimar's Flowers were seriously injured in a two car collision on Highway 40 A three miles north of Woodland. L A Holzbeck of Yuba City the driver of the other car sustained minor injuries. Police and rescue crews rushed to the scene to treat the injured and restore order while two passengers in Holzbeck's car were reported as feared casualties.
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Woodland
Castro Valley
Delbert, Kaiser
Harold Martyn
Kaimar’s Flowers
L. A. Holzbeck
Yubal
Nicosia
Ins
Kaiser
Mwiesia
Mar
Yolo County
Hos-T Rrash
Pital
Eee
Lev
Holzbeck
Suit Filed to Stop Former Oaks Sale
A group of minority stockholders in the former Oakland Oaks filed suit to halt sale of the Vancouver club. Oakland association directors met May 24 to give an option to Vancouver interest for sale of the club at eighty thousand dollars, according to Hayward attorney Roy Reed.
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Oaks
Oakland Oaks
Vancouver Club
Oakland, Association
Eive
Vancouver
Hayward
Row’ Preej
Nixon Breaks Senate Tie on Highway Bill
The Senate, with Vice President Nixon casting the tie breaking vote, approved an amendment letting states decide prevailing wages for interstate highway workers. The debate centered on an expansive network of roughly 200,000 miles of highways and related projects.
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Nixon
Senate
Washington ii
Richard M. Nixon
Pucci
Spa
Hopefuls Await Florida Verdict
Adlai Stevenson and Sen Estes Kefauver awaited Florida Democratic convention votes today. The 28 delegation votes could sway the outcome of next week's California primary, with either candidate able to lose Florida and still secure the Democratic nomination.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Florida
California
Ike Asks Expanded A Program
President Eisenhower asked Congress to expand the atomic energy program with more weapons and peaceful uses funding. Deputy Ray Westover was killed and a motorist injured in Toledo as a gunman fled. the White House cited a next fiscal year cost of 112.5 million dollars with total atomic funds rising to 1.784 billion. Senate action aimed to pass a 37.5 billion highway bill by nightfall while bills on tax forgiveness for Joe Louis and farm aid drew attention amid security tensions and Moscow invite talks.
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INS
New York
Leas County
Washington
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Congress
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Prailey
John Bowens
Brooklyn
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio
White House
Philip Rawis
United States
Philadelphia
Walter Bryant
New Yorks
Anh Martin
St. Charles
Senate
Alva J. Francis
Pvo
Ross Ts
Kavarre
Javenue
Wheeling Avenue
St. Chartes Hospital
Enna
Joe
Alfred
JD. Sieminski
D-N.j
Joe Louis
Sam
Ohio Highway
Sieminski
Louis
Robert Newell
Seaee Eees
GOP
Westover
William F. Knowland
Wynn Road
Navarré
Wheeling
Moscow
Bowen
James Luger
Patton
Mone Overers Union
Aewii
Pind
Ae Earole
World Food Bank
Premshed Ee Seeree
Atmmach - Commmunion
Cadillac
World
Powell
Condh
Gowen
John W. McCormack
Mass
House
House Post Office Committee
Memorial Day Observance and Public Closures Across Nation
Memorial Day will be observed nationwide with tributes to 1,086,242 war dead dating from the Civil War era. Banks stores and government offices will close as 165 million Americans head to golf courses beaches and picnics amid cautions from traffic officials.
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John Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Pation
Missing Sunnyvale Girl Found in San Jose Apartment
Police located 12 year old Giorie Calderon who wandered from a family outing. She told officers she spent two nights with a young man who picked her up at the park and at a San Jose hotel and his apartment. Authorities expect to charge the man with statutory rape and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The girl was hospitalized for medical evaluation and maltreatment concerns.
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San Jose
Giorie Calderon
Sunnyvale
Ray Blackmore
Santa Clara County Hospital
Tura
Miss Calderon
Blackmort
Lorenzo Charged With Embezzling Embezzlement Case in San Francisco
A San Lorenzo man, Clyde F. Mitchum Jr., surrendered to federal authorities in San Francisco to face charges of embezzling 3500 from the Oakland Bank of Commerce over 15 months ending February 1935. Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Schnaxe said Mitchum admitted the peculations, and Oakland attorney Clarence Delancey noted restitution was made with a request for probation.
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San Francisco
San Lorenzo
San Fran
Sisco
Oakland Bank of Commerce
Clyde F. Mitchum, Jr
Julia
Federal
Con't
U.S
Robert Schnaxe
Mitehumt
Oskland
Clarence Delancey
LeRoy Goodrich
Mitchum
Ubans
Walker Clan Pleads Guilty To Grand Theft Schemes
Fordyce Walker, 61, a self styled San Leandro minister, his wife Grace, 63, and her daughter Lois 20 with Leonard Comstock 30 pleaded guilty to nine counts of grand theft and forgery in Alameda County. They faced arraignment on further counts in Judge Donald Quayle's court. The group allegedly bilked Hayward area firms and residents of nearly 16000 with false windfall stories and bogus insurance payments.
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Fordyce Walker
San Leandro
Grace
Edward Smith
Donald Quayle
Walker
Lois
Leonard Comstock
Washington Manor
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