Private Hospital Bids Sought for Levine Eye Ear Clinic
Plans for a privately built eye ear nose and throat clinic by Drs Julius and Samuel Levine on McKeevey court near Malin Street were forwarded to California state hospital and fire authorities. Architect Allen Scott Watts said bids will be let within four weeks with construction starting mid July. The 16 bed hospital includes an institutional kitchen dining area and an operating room with new Kallstron nail covering. Estimated cost runs about 3000.
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New York gambling kingpin Erickson indicted by grand jury
A New York county grand jury handed up an information charging Kingpin Erickson with conspiracy and bookmaking. The conspiracy spans 1930 through 1950, covering a twenty-year period. The indictment lists 59 counts of bookmaking and names Harold Richards as a co conspirator in the operation.
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New York Stocks Rally Amid Industrial Gains
In New York trading the industrial average rose to a level not seen since September as a few prime investments lifted sentiment. Television shares slipped 1 to 3 points while Allied Chemical showed gains with strong performance in related sectors.
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Allied Chemical
Latest Justice Poll Shows Swing to Frank M Crows
Latent reports indicate a heavy swing in public favor to attorney Frank M Crows, candidate for judge of the Peace in Golan Township. A World War II veteran and longtime Alameda County deputy district attorney, Crows has served as Hayward prosecuting attorney and helped organize six justice courts in southern Alameda County. Endorsed by retiring judge Harder, his candidacy is shaping local sentiment as voters approach the June primary.
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Alamada County
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Woman Cleared of Blame in Wreck of Two Pick-Up Trucks
CHP investigations into May 18 crash at E 14th Street and 154th Avenue cleared Mrs. Bethel M. Rose of San Lorenzo of any traffic violation after her pickup collided with John S. Olson’s truck as Olson turned onto 164th Avenue from the southbound roadway. Olson and Rose passenger Lloyd Henderson of San Leandro were injured.
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Juana Avenue
San Leandro
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Lloyd Hendrickson
Plaza Drive
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Postmasters Home From Convention in California
Postmasters from Alameda County attended the California chapter convention of the National Association of Postmasters at Hoborg's Resort in Sal County May 23 to 25. About 176 postmasters present. Alex Main of Lompoe elected president with Edward Enos as vice president. The gathering honored Assistant Postmaster General Osborne A. Pearson and Congressman George P. Whom for post office legislation support. a resolution thanked President Harry S. Truman for appointing Osh O. Parison Calland as assistant postmaster general, first Californian cabinet-level post.
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Newark
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Niles
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Oakland
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San Lorenaa
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Sore feet can stop postmen in old newspaper note
Rollie B Veal a 46 year old postal worker with 26 years service was suspended after postal inspectors found undelivered letters hidden at his home. Officials cited a minor foot injury as likely causing him to misdeliver about 4000 letters.
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California Highway Commission proposes East Shore Freeway segment
State Highway Engineer George T. McCoy reported to Alameda County Board of Supervisors about adopting a freeway location on State Route 49 between Santa Tara county line and Beard road. The plan envisions a four lane freeway with grade separations along the East Shore Freeway from near Dixon road to Beard county, part of the San Jose to Oakland corridor. He urged public hearing to consider the proposal.
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Oakland
Arehway Commission
Hayward Tuesday Brings Cooler Weather After Monday Heat
Report notes Tuesday was about twenty degrees cooler than Monday at Hayward Union High School. Official records show Monday reached around 90 degrees while Tuesday hovered near 73. Weather officials expect continued mild temperatures into today and tomorrow. Local observers describe yesterday as a cooler afternoon with improving air conditions.
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Optimist club plans six million boys home in Bay area
Jaloyd Ding of Hayward Optimist club and fellow members announce plans for a six million dollar boys home in the Bay area. The project aims for a 1500 capacity facility modeled after Boys Town Nebraska, with sites under review and a self supporting agricultural program. Dr. Lloyd Walters of San Jose was elected district governor, the first Optimist to hold the post.
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Lloyd Walters
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Weather Summary Card Forecast Today Through Thursday
The weather forecast notes a fair afternoon and tonight with fog in low clouds tonight and early morning. Little temperature change expected. Yesterday’s high and today’s low are 35.
Memorial Day Flags Are Furled
Memorial Day observances spanned the nation with ceremonies in cities and towns and at overseas American graves. Leaders urged peace and a stop to communism, while Marshall and President Pellman highlighted faith, UN support, and divine aid as the nation marked a day of remembrance and restraint. Major parades took place in Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Denver, Wichita, and New York as Americans reflected on war and peace.
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Republicans Open Headquarters Stir Local Drive
Republicans swing into action here as headquarters are opened at El B street with G. Roberts running the office. William A. Eaton announces the pre primary drive with Arthur T. Biddle and Herbert F. Way assisting. A Republican dinner is planned for June 1 at 7 15 p.m at Byeddsgaard's, with Lt. Gov. Goodwin Knight invited to speak. Luzerne 2 8294 contacts urged for reservations.
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Fire Damages Race Track Grandstands
Ashland fire department battled a blaze at Oakland Track this morning causing negligible damage to the grandstands. Fire officials say the fire began in a grandstand section near the center runway from an undetermined origin. Five sections burned before firefighters contained the flame.
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Sea Scouts Rescued After Boat Capsizes
BERKELEY AP Eleven Sea Scouts from the University of California and Berkeley high school were rescued from San Francisco bay after their 2d-foot sailboat capsized. The youths aged 16 to 21 clung to the overturned hull for an hour before help arrived aboard the Marbor Explorer, a Treasure Island excursion boat. Ernest Pazai, 17, and Donald Fuller, 21, both of Berkeley, were treated for shock and submersion.
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Memorial Weekend Death Toll Tops 569 in Nationwide Toll
Memorial Day observance ends with a record 569 deaths over the 102 hour period, officials report. Traffic crashes account for most fatalities while drownings, plane crashes, and miscellaneous incidents add to the grim tally.
Acheson Reports To Congress On Meeting
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told Congress that only a united western democracies bloc can counter Soviet threats. In a personal report he described Paris talks with British and French leaders and warned of a dangerous buildup, urging rapid defense production and large economic effort to sustain peace.
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Congress Fepc Bill Holding Up Adjournment
Congress aims to quit work in July but Senate leader Lucas fears failure to finish FEPC may delay adjournment. A White House meeting left unresolved whether Taft and Lucas can agree on a fast track to end debate. The House is largely on schedule while the Senate lingers over the civil rights measure.
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State counts 25 dead in violent holiday weekend
Northern California tallies 25 dead in a violent holiday weekend. Traffic crashes caused most fatalities, drownings added several, and other accidents pushed the grim total higher.
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Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Toll Tops Previous Years
The National Safety Council reports higher Memorial Day deaths across all types of accidents than in 1949 with 229 traffic fatalities and 400 total accidental deaths. In Morlicello Indiana two men died when a wall-draining boom struck power lines, while a separate incident killed two nearby workers from a 7200 volt surge. Traffic deaths in 1948 were 212 and 455 total, 1947 set a record of 482. The three day Fourth of July saw 487 deaths with 421 from night crashes and 278 from other incidents. Officials note a "split holiday" kept some workers on the job Monday. (Continued on page 8)
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