Supervisors Strike Wide Toll Service Across Nation
A nationwide telephone strike involved about 17 600 workers at 6 am local time and spread to 16 000 operators in Michigan Bell in a wage dispute. Long lines remained operational as executives filled in, with picket lines reported in major cities including New York Chicago and Los Angeles while the company pledged to maintain long distance and private line services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewin
New York
U.S
Imaiity Operators
Michigan Bell ‘Telephone Company
Western Electric Company
American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
Communications
Workers of America
CIO
Yam
Pacific Coast
American Telephone and Telegraph
TVX
Chicago
St .Louis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Denver
Washingt
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Amon
Kang
Incumbents Falter in Eden Township Hospital Race
Final Alameda county tally shows three seats won by Julius Levine Milton P Rem and Gerald Connill with strong leads over incumbents Arnald Anderson and Mrs Carmen Jornagin in Eden township. Write-in Gilmore led with 223 votes among 258 write-ins, while others received scattered support across Castro Valley Hayward and nearby precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Township Hospital Board
Sen Leandro
Alta Vistt
Hospital
Dre. Julius Levine
Milton P. Rem
Gerald Connill
Arnald Anderson
Carmen Jornagin
Alameda County
Connitt
Levine
Andersa
Jai
Eden Township
Castro Valley
Hayward
Anderson Dilso
Tennyson
Mt. Eden
Ula Hospital
DavidGilmore
San Leandro
Oakland
Gilmore
Llayward
San
Lin ‘Genzo
Ashland
Les Williams
Kenneth Henry
Philly Silver
Wesley Gordon
Edward Hudson
Samuel Gerston
R. Stafford
G Cc. Kinpey
John T. Avery
Jerome Crawford
M. W.thorpe
W. Whitty
Perle Reehe
P. Struble
Johnloe Witbue
Don Gilmore
W. G. Jones
Josephine Mayes
Myron Herrell
Mildred Rossin
Jacob Harder
Orland Close
Tat
Rekix Wourling
GOP Senators Plan Post Election Conference in Washington
Senate Republicans, armed with new ballot box orders for conservatism and reduced spending, set a post election conference for November 27 in Washington. Sen. Robert A Taft of Ohio heads the group calling Dirksen to join, with focus on legislative strategy for the 82nd Congress and committee appointments. Taft’s large victory over Joseph T. Vergusen signals strong GOP leadership potential despite a Senate minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Cincinnati
Toft
Everett M. Dirksen
Sillins
Congress
Taftisal
We Dirksen
Taft
Joseph T. Vergusen
Oahin
Hiss
GOP
Navy Hits Yalu River Bridges In Korea War Push
Navy dive bombers and aircraft from the Valley Forge struck three bridges on the Yalu River as part of a broader Allied assault. U.S. forces report heavy bombing of transport links and attempted disrupts amid reports of Chinese troops shifting eastward from Chongchon lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
U.S. Navy
China
Yalu
Korea
Manchuria
Douglas MacArthy
U. S
U.S. Army
9Th Corps
Chongchon River
Carrier Valley Forge
United Press
Dark Burley
Navy
Yalu River
Golfers to Haye Course by May
Wayward golfers will have their own course by next May, construction committeemen Jeryl and Dick Fry reported yesterday. The new course, presently designed for fine holes, is expected to be one of the best oil links in the Bay Area. For the complete story about the course and latest developments, see ace Sports, page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeryl
Dick Fry
Bay Area
Ace Sports
Local Woman Honored for 17 Years Scout Service
Hayward area Girl Scout veteran Mrs. Lum was recognized for 17 years of service at the Girl Scout Big Tree Regional conference. She received a regional committee appointment from national president Mrs. Ferguson and has served in Hayward since moving from Claremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hive Etside
Josephine Fi
Hayward Area
Girl Scout Council
C. Vaughn Ferguson
Ferguson
Lum
Claremont
Calif
Mary Johnson
Coleader
Johnson
The
Sun
Castro Valley
Maynard Area
Avasdam
Hayward
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Long Beach
California
Nina Warren Is Much Improved After Illness
Nina Warren, 17, daughter of California Governor Earl Warren, shows signs of improvement after a fever and paralysis episode. Doctors report her temperature normal and she had a good night. she remains unable to move her legs, though no spinal spread has occurred. The governor appeared publicly for the first time since reelection to address physicians, while Nina receives visitors limited to her parents daily in surgical attire. Three other Warren children remain under observation and quarantined for two weeks. A special serum and blood plasma were given, though its role in the improvement is not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Gay
Earl Warren
Harris
Guy
Mrs. Warren
Nina
Waris
Iis
Marvis
Jon
Sutter Hospital
Warren
Oakland
Cal
Variety Show Opens Tonight in Hayward
Hayward Kiwanis Club presents a two night variety show at St Bret Harta school auditorium featuring numerous local entertainers. Tickets remain available for both performances as of a late sales check. Show times listed as 12 G15 pm with details on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Kiwanis Club
St Bret Harta
Seais
Fred Cox
Lead for Warren Assured In California Off Year Election
Warren holds a lead of over 1,000,000 votes in California returns with Warren ahead of James Roosevelt for governor. Early tallies show Warren 2,978,756 to Roosevelt 1,993,550 as Nixon leads for Senate and Brown wins attorney general amid a Republican sweep statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lapham
San Francisco
Earl Warren
James Roosevelt
California
Warren
Roosevelt
Senator
Devales
Nixon
Attorney Geners
Brown
Shattuck
Proposition 10 Approved in California Vote Totals
AP wires report Proposition 1 led with 1,509,734 Yes to 1,447,361 No as 8,024 precincts reported. Other measures included rejection of legalized gambling and personal property tax repeal, with various outcomes on initiative safeguards, lower-court reorganization, and housing votes amid ongoing rechecks and precinct tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Ehig
Cherryland Water Meet Reports On Rates and Supply
The Cherryland Water district committee will issue its first report at a Hayward Acres Improvement Club meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in Sumset School auditorium. E. J. Silver of Rexwood chairs the committee, which surveys water rates and potential reductions. A second report will cover Hayward City Council’s current rates and steps from the Bay Municipal Utilities District to bring water from their facilities. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryland Water District Committee
Hayward Acres Improvement Tlub, Inc
Yast Bay
Aigea
Genap
E. J. Silver
Rexmoad
Hayward
Sumset School
Royal Avenue
Sunset Boulevard
Valley School Aid Cut Reveals $550000 Reduction
Castro Valley sought state funds to construct schools but the district's aid was reduced from 2 500 148 to 1 952 190. The notice directs readers to page 10.7 for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Pickets at Five Bay Area Pacific Bell Offices
CIO Communications Workers of America began a 5 15 am picket at Pacific Telephone and Western Electric repair sites across the Bay Area. About 500 workers in the Bay Area joined 22 000 in Nevada California as divisions 18 and 6 protest Western Bluviric, PT and T's parent. Officials cited minimal noncompliance and limited nickel theft at Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Communications Workers of America
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Western Electric
Bay Area
San Francisco
Mamie Silva
CWA
Picot
Oakland
Berkeley
San Mateo
Emeryville
Western Bluviric
Bell System
Pt&t
Nevada-California
Silva
Long Lines Division
Radio-Telephone Overseas Service
Dinner Meeting Set to Introduce Bridge Plan
A dinner and meeting to present the Bay Bridges Mastex Plan was announced by Frank King of the San Leandro chamber. The program includes slides on proposed crossings, brief talks by Bay Area council representatives, and a question period led by Fred Cox. The plan has broad support from Governor Warren and 250 Bay Area leaders, with both Hayward and San Leandro backing it. Reservations are taken by the San Leandro chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Bridges
Svensgaards
Frank King
San Leandro
Bay Area Council
Candlestick Point
Earl Warren
Bay Area
Hayward
Norman Dynes
Transportation Traffic Committee
Nixon Sets Asia Policy With Firm Stance
WHITTIER CA Richard Nixon California's new Republican senator advocated a policy of firmness in Asia to save lives and redefine U S Far Eastern policy The plan calls for non recognition of the Chinese Communist government resisting Communist moves and replacing State Department officials believed to be tied to past appeasement policies The remark followed Nixon's landslide victory over Helen Gahagan Douglas and signals changes in the state department including the secretary of state if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
State Department
Wiliam F. Knowlane
U.S
Cecil F. White
Fresno
Jost
Allan Oakley Hunter
State Assembly
GOP
Repubean
Senate
Parmesa
United Nations
Secretary of
Sportsman’s Digest Feature Begins Monday
Sportsman's Digest, a broad new sports feature, debuts Monday on the Daily Review sports page aimed at Hayward area sportsmen. Authored by Jins Sharp, the series promises expert know-how on field and stream with tips on fishing, tackle, camping, hunting, and tracking, accompanied by illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman's Digest
The
Daily Review
Hayward Area
America
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General
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Baton, Heron & CO
Ning
Capitol
Ed Patterson
Galil
L. J Tobin
Iron Law
Francisco
Clileazs
Wacren
Maj. C.D. Sailth
Honey-Bear
Hayward ‘Union High School
Hunt's Creamery
B Street
Camera Art Center
Hay- Wind Drag Company
Brtreet
Stulio
Maynard Doctor
Tamarack
Children’s Hospital of
East Bay
Struble
Edmund G. Brown
Edward Shattuck
Cherryland Water Meet
Valley School Aid
Bay Club
Laren
Richard Nixon
Ag Ha
Helen Ghinagha
Douglas
Kariig Kendelson
Hayward Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Haylyard
Ing
They War Office
Grare
Ion
Wiliam T. Waste
Frank F. Marsh
Sis Leandra Chamber of Commerce
Asia
Sportsmih
L.O.F
Hayward Plate Glass & Mirror Co
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