Realtors Sue City of Hayward for 7500 Dollar Claim
Newton Realty company of Oakland sues the City of Hayward and its agents for 7500 dollars in Alameda Superior Court over brokerage services tied to the September purchase of the Montgomery Ward property on Main Street for off street parking. City Manager Lahn Ficklin identified as the city’s agent, with appearance required within ten days. Glen D. Newton, owner, is represented by Stanley M. Fernwood with Mike Ryan noted as broker in dealings.
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Fernwood
Mike Ryan
Warren Bid Invitation Prompts Warren Reply Expected
James C. Anderson reports Earl Warren faces a California Republican invitation to seek the 1952 presidential nomination and enter a June primary slate. Warren, who has shunned election-year talk, is scheduled to speak at a news conference amid backing from Knowland Nixon and other party leaders.
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James C. Anderson
Sacramento
U.P
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Salitania
William F. Knowland
Richard M. Nixon
John Phillips
Ernest K. Bramblett
Las Toy Johnson
Alan Galley Munter
John Z. Allen, Jr
Albert B. Scudder
Patrick J. Hillings
Funeral Service for Hayward Boy Tuesday
Funeral services for 14 year old Itehard Cronies Hayward High School sophomore killed in a traffic accident have been moved to Tuesday morning. Services will be at 9 am from Sorensby Brothers mortuary with high mass at All Saints Church at 9 20. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Rosary will be Sunday night at 11 pm at All Saints Church.
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Picnics Tomorrow at District Playgrounds Event
Hayward Blenies will headline the Hayward Area Recreation district playgrounds tomorrow with fall picnics. At Russell and John Muir playgrounds, children will dress in costumes and take part in Indian crafts under the guidance of recreation leaders Mrs Gertrude Knowles and Joseph Hailey, with John Arthur overseeing a tetherball display.
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Mary Rios
Counel
Russell Playground
Gertrude Knowles
Joseph Hailey
John Muir
Innerrow
Ivelyn Nesmith
Emir
John Artur
Playground Review
Sunday Edition Price Rise for Los Angeles Times
The Los Angeles Times announces a price increase for single copies of the Sunday edition from 10 to 20 cents starting November 1, due to rising publication and distribution costs. Home delivery subscriptions remain unchanged at 2.25 dollars monthly for daily and Sunday issues.
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Los Angeles
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Street Work Election Sought by Hayward Residents
In Hayward southwest district a meeting voted to seek an election on creating an improvement district to install sidewalks paving curbs gutters and sewer work and repair water mains. Mayor Carlos Bee said legal papers will be drawn for the election likely in April or May. Estimated project cost is about 750000 affecting 800 homes bounded by A and Jackson streets and SP and WP tracks. Assessments could extend 14 years at 1 percent interest with all residents included. Some opposition from unimproved-property owners. those with improvements would benefit but pay less if standards match. Further details to page 2.
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Western Pacific
Maronia
Alandard
Jessup Demands Start of Disarmament Talks
PANMUNJOM Korea Communist truce negotiators delayed action awaiting orders on Vishinsky demand for allied withdrawal to the 38th parallel. UN subcommittee discussed a possible shift to keep the battlefront as the cease-fire line with a buffer zone, while KOREA talks continued amid an elusive stance.
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Korea
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United Nations General Assembly
Paris
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William Nuckols
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Munson
C. Turner Jay
Matthew B Ridgway
Tokyo
Nuckel
Longshoremen End New York City Strike After Injunction
Longshoremen return to work in New York City after the longest waterfront strike in the nation’s history. An hours‑long meeting with strike leaders and the state fact finding board produced a back‑to‑work agreement, pressured by injunctions and financial losses for workers.
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U.B
Itchel
State Factfinding Board
Rumors of Truman Offer to Eisenhower Circulate
New York Times columnist Arthur Krock reports in a Washington dispatch that despite official denials a source at high credibility claims President Truman offered support for Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as a Democratic presidential candidate. The source is described as eminent and well positioned, with access to strong evidence and high national standing.
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Fla
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Bay trucking firms told pay boost okay
In San Francisco the Regional Wage Stabilization Board announced that more than 700 independent Bay Area trucking employers are authorized to grant wage increases up to 1. A per day for drivers and helpers. The resolution covers only those firms that have followed pay raises set by the Draymen's Association of San Francisco and AFL Teamsters Local 65.
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Draymen's Association of San Francise
American Federation of Labor Teamaters
Government Opens Dams to Requests for Price Hikes
Washington reports the government opened its price controls to permit requests for higher prices from manufacturers. Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle said increases would be authorized for many firms, aiming to keep overall price levels. New rules allow adjustments as wholesalers and retailers add their markups.
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Unis
Mmana Dielurers
Price Stabilleor
Michael V. DiSelle
DiSalle
Bedera
National Procurtion Authority
S F Mayor Robinson Plurality Narrows to 1706 Votes
SAN FRANCISCO UP May or Elmer Robinsons plurality over Supervisor George Christopher in Tuesday s mayoralty race has been cut to 1706 votes. The tight contest reflects a close election in the city with ongoing tabulation and potential final counts awaiting certification.
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Elmer
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George Christopher
Solon Urges A Bombs for Korean Front
Washington butted into Korea debate as Sen Zales N Welon says the U S has tactical nuclear weapons ready for use in Korea. At Frenchman s Flat test he observed a medium atomic bomb dropped from an airplane and argued such arms could defend UN ground if Communists attack.
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City Blossoming With Decorations For Yale Season
Hayward begins holiday decorating under a three year contract with Decorising Co. City Manager Ficklin hopes Christmas lights glow downtown before November 20, contingent on Broadmoor Electric’s electrical progress. Decorations span Castro Street to Watkins and First, A to C streets, with installation to wrap midweek if no delays.
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Carrier positions open at Hayward post office
Hayward post office invites applications for mail carrier jobs. Postmaster Anthony J. Foster announced ages 18 to 45 are eligible. Starting pay is 1.01 dollars per hour with a minimum 40 hour work week.
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American Delegate Rebukes Soviet Plan to Bypass UN
American delegate Philip Jessup condemned the Soviet proposal to hold a disarmament conference with UN and non UN members, calling it a bypass of the United Nations and urging immediate talks within the world body. He noted distrust between blocs and warned real progress hinges on Kremlin changes in tactic.
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Transamerica Accused Of Monopoly By Fed Board
Washington (UP) The Federal Reserve board charged Transamerica Corp. with a long running monopoly in a major anti trust case against a West Coast bank holding company. The brief supports Governor Evans's recommendation that Transamerica divest its Western banks except Bank of America and asks the full board to adopt that decision.
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Rudolph M. Evans
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Taft Brother Enters Ohio Governor Race in 1952
Cincinnati attorney Charles P. Taft brother of GOP aspirant Sen. Robert A. Taft announced his bid for the Republican nomination for Ohio governor in 1952. He said visits to 81 of Ohio’s counties convinced him he has broad support to win.
Steamer Steel Rover Sails for Indo China Loaded with Supplies
The Steamship Company announced that the freighter Steel Rover, last of three ships tied up for months amid a union dispute, will sail for French Indochina on Sunday with a cargo of military supplies.
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Steel Rover
Unique world historic meteor display shocks Southwest readers
A Tucson meteor expert called the recent bright fireballs across southern Arizona and New Mexico the most remarkable meteor-like event in historic times. Two fireballs in six days produced long vapor trails. one meteorite reportedly struck near the Arizona New Mexico border, with Civil Air Patrol and searchers deployed to locate fragments. Local observers from El Paso to Bisbee described the dazzling display and smoke plumes lasting over an hour.
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New Mexico Institute of Metrorities
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Claude Higgins
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Murray Reelected President of CIO
New York reports that Wel-Philip Murray was reelected to his 12th term as CIO president at the 11th annual convention. Delegates shouted for 20 minutes as he won narrowly amid a debate over unity with the AFL and criticisms of actions by the United Labor policy committee.
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Progidott
Jacob S. Potofsky
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John Ty. Lewis
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