Eastbay Chest Campaign Reaches 59 Percent of Goal
East Bay Federations report 1 203 525 raised toward a 2 030 048 goal as the nine community drive continues. Campaign chairman Noah notes progress vs last year and emphasizes support for United Defense Fund and local health and welfare agencies amid inflation and rising budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
East Bay
Eagh Bay
Noreis Noah
United Defense Fund
United Service
Usc Camp
Korea
Bat Loandeo
Billy Lorenz
Advanyg Eias
San Leandro Workers
Commerce and Industry
City
Busihess
Reesidential
Achouts
San Lorenzo Aviiusd
San Leandio
Rabb Dub J
Zucker and Davids
Gilmore
Oaklind Aven Community Welfare Council
Oaklind Lunghgon
Walter Gordon
Chitain
State Adult Authority
FBI
Groundbreak And Luncheon Planned For New Township Hospital
A citizen committee plans a mid November ground breaking for the township hospital with a luncheon beforehand. Attendees include hospital board members, local officials, press, and church representatives. The event follows initial planning by a volunteer hospital care group and involves civic organizations for support and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townshi
Vvolunteer Group
Joseph William
Hannes Schwarz O
Myron Herrell
Earl Warren
Puble Healthy
Arnold Anderson
Carmon Jarnagin
David Gilmer
Gerald Conrad
W. A. Richmond
Hayward
San Leandro
Jesley Gardun
Ja Woomling
Hospital Enmenitiees
M Anes Clements
Tormey
B. Mendersnny
Si Lemna
Guanttltanit Angin Architeets Pallersesy
Witanes Srayrony
Ty Bartell
George Janssen
Williams
Service Club
Chumbert of Commerce
Clvic
Imperoverient Club
San Francisco Hit by Aftershock After 4.6 Quake
A 4.6 magnitude aftershock rattled San Francisco and Northern California at 12 56, following an earlier quake. No damage was reported as the Hallister Gilroy region felt the tremor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Key System plan labeled dead duck by utilities panel
Hayward officials report the Public Utilities Commission found Key System curtailment dead as proposed. The panel noted no impact to Hayward San Leandro Vallejo Valley lines except one feeder to Cairo Valley. a Sunday discontinuation and minor late night trip changes were possible.
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Hayward
Nejastmenty
Thie Bay
Asporlitian
Companay
Ald
Wlate Public Utilities Commission
Gomping Apokasman
Hayward-San Larenzo-Chytta
Cairo Valley
Key Synten
Oakland
First Atomic War Games Held In Las Vegas
The Army staged its first atomic war game in Las Vegas in conjunction with an A-bomb blast. A mushroom cloud rose while the shockwave shattered downtown glass and rattled surrounding towns. Army officials reported no troop injuries and called the drill a promising step toward integrating atomic weapons into tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bennyhoff
Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Frenchman’s
Cedar
Utah
St. George
Eureka
William B. Keatt
Kean
Halloween dangers and deaths haunt Trick or Treat events
Reported Halloween worsts include eight year old Nancy Pohl killed by a pothole in Muskegon while trick or treating, 11 year old Richard Zinnikes drowning during a YMCA party in Detroit, pink pill candy alleged by Orville Pomery wagon, and a fatal auto crash in Altamont City. A crowd clash in Chicago injured and a girl with eye injuries from a firecracker occurred as fears rose over safety and candy contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Nancy Pohl
Williams Pohl
Detroit
YMGA
Richard Zlnnlkes
AY Silvis
Orville E. Pomerywag
Polide
Lea Wennabaryvaldhi
Pomiroy
Alter Sand Lennabary Bemore
Chicago
Noti Fs i
Margaret Frederick
Chamber Moves Into New Office
The Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce began settling into new headquarters on the second floor of the Shaffer building after moving from Hayward city hall. Manager Roger Anderson said two rooms are in use with a third borrowed and that permanent use of the third room may be needed to expand chamber services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hayward Area
Four Year Old Triggers False Alarm in Ogdensburg
A child in Ogdensburg New York activated an alarm box outside a house causing a brief scare. Authorities reported a three year old girl attempted the box but the actions led to the false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
Girk
Eisenhower To Fly Home For Military Talks
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower will fly from his European headquarters to the United States for a no day conference with President Truman and others on military problems and possibly politics The trip is at Truman’s suggestion to discuss future plans and may clarify Eisenhower’s 1952 presidential intentions, with no emergency cited in the Western European Defense Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
White House
West European Defense Organization
Hospital to Sign Contract Tonight for $3.14 Million Facility
Hayward Eden Township Hospital district trustees meet at San Lorenzo High School to sign a contract for a 138 bed hospital costing 3 138 152 with Burlingame firm Williams and Burrows as signatories. State and Federal cost shares totaling 32 42 665 00 were signed earlier this week by officials.
Truman Proposes Civil Service for Tax Collectors
President Truman will urge Congress in January to place all internal revenue collectors under civil service and its standards. White House press secretary Joseph Short said the move aims to end patronage and raise integrity. Frank B. McKinney, new Democratic National Committee chair, delivered the proposal in a letter to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Frank B. McKinney
Democratic National Committee
Me. MoinMey
Joseph Short
McKinney
Flight Lieutenant Sorensen Safe After Korea Mission
Local flier 26 year old FR Dea Sorensen son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sorensen 94 Westfield Avenue escaped with minor injuries after his fighter plane was shot down on an east coast Korea bombing mission He was rescued within seven minutes by the Helmar crew He has flown seven months in Korea taking part in bombing missions and close air support He expects to be home for Christmas and is stationed with UN forces Previously he served stateside in World War II His wife Carla Roberts Miss Sorensen lives with her parents in Mission San Jose and is an instructor in the Ukiah school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Sorensen
Charles Sorensen
Westfield Avenue
Korea
Sorensen
Helmer
Jenemy
Helmar
Ban Hom Richard
Stanford Indians Why Do They Win
An analysis of how the Stanford Indians, once underrated in preseason ratings, keep winning college football games and staying near the Rose Bowl. The piece highlights young Conch Chick Taylor and cites ongoing sports parsing for context.
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Stanford Indians
Chick Taylor
Truce Talks Move Toward Half Korea Front Line
UN and Communist negotiators report progress on about half of the cease fire line from Kumhwa to the east coast with Kaesong disputed and Heartbreak Ridge claimed by the Reds. Officials warn the war may continue after line settlement until final armistice terms are approved.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Kuyea
Fran Kumtuwa
Kagsong
38Th Parallel
No Man's-Land
Panaunjom
Kaesong Tucamne
FBI Captures Alleged Slayer in Philadelphia
Morley Vernon King, once among the ten most wanted, was arrested in a restaurant where he worked and held on $100000 bail on a California fugitive count for the 4 year old trunk slaying of his wife. He appeared calm, will be held until the Nov 13 hearing at Moyamensing Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Morley Vernon King
Tse
FBI
Dragnet
California
King
U.S
Henry P. Carr
Funitive
Moyamensing
U. S
Gerald Gleeson
Los Angeles
Four Autos Damaged In Hayward Street Pileup
A chain reaction crash on Jackson Street Hayward damaged four cars and caused minor injuries. Mrs. Lee Johnson 31 of 107 Jackson Street suffered a forehead cut and was treated at Fairmont hospital. The collision began when an unidentified driver tried to pass another and failed to reenter traffic. Herbert E. Merrifield 29 of 24699 Harvey Age was involved along with Chip A. Ybaera 80 of 25023 Jefferson Street. Police untangled the wreckage and continued investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Merrifield
Harvey Age
Uc. Merriifield
Chip A. Ybaera
Jefferson Street
Alvarado Fight May Lead to Complaint
CENTERVILLE A complaint was expected to be signed this afternoon against Restituta Mf Maghanoy 40 Alvarado after a fight in Irvington last night. Maghanoy a laborer was held for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon as deputies questioned him and the alleged victim Deputy Set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Restituta Mf
Maghanoy
Alvarado
Bloy Cagal
Irvington
Maghanay
Cogel
Cogal
Cazal
Airmont Hospital
Loyal NY Stevedores Unload Ship After Mediation Fails
In New York a failed 12 hour mediation left 20 000 longshoremen at odds with AFL leaders. Rebels warned of retaliation but when the French Line Liberia docked in heavy rain, loyal stevedores began unloading while police guarded the pier.
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New York
AFL
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen's Association
APL
John
Gene) Sampson
Liberia
Ste~vednres
CIO Marine
San Francisco
Daxues
Isthmian Steamship Company
French Life
Stevedines
Liberte
le Havre
France
Housing advisors named to aid Hayward landlords
A roster of officials and experts will visit Hayward to advise homeowners on converting dwellings for military housing. Malcolm Harris of Sacramento coordinates state defense mobility services and will speak at a mass meeting Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in Hayward city hall along with J S Pendergast from San Francisco FHA office, Marcus Carlson, Frederick Hazard, John Blake, Resti Zuballos, Walter Westhuys, Allen Strulz, and Crisnel Close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Malcolm Harris
Sacramento
Harris
Hayward City Hall
J. S. Pendergast
FHA
San Francisco
Marcus Carlson
Frederick Hazard
John Blake
Ito
Parks’ Air Force
Basa
Resti Zuballos
Walter Westhuys
Allen Strulz
Crisnel Close
Fire at Decoto damages home of Clifford Watkins
Fire of unknown origin caused about 3500 damage to the home of Clifford Watkins at 1006 D Street in Decoto. Six Decoto Volunteer Fire Department men under Chief Roland Bendel extinguished the blaze about 20 minutes after arrival. The five room bungalow housed Watkins and his mother with no injuries. Watkins works for New Colma Mill and Lumber Co.
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Decoto
Clifford Watkins
D Street
Decoto Voluteteer Fire Department
Roland Bendel
Watkins
Watking
New Colma Mill and Lumber Ca
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East Bay Federation of Community Choir
Robert Clarke
Piedmont
Misé
Marjorie Tutile
San Leander Teachure Association
Victor Lebree
San Lorenso
Eastbay
Real Estate General
Insurance
Baton, Heron & GO
Or Ures Press
Chamber
Hospital
Bown
Aron the Caled
AEDS
Kaesov
REMAH
Tanedok
Wohsan
Kare Yong
Chunchon
Yang
AED
Lewes
JL Aan
Marion Davies
Tienda
Palm Springs
Calif
Brown
Mary Pohl
Miss Farrel
Hare
Mar- Davits
Virginia Ity
Oswego
Frank L. Gould
NY Stevedors
Flere
Hayward Plate Glass 2
Mirror Co
Annes Feoriin Oie
Sanuipay
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