Dodgers Edge Yankees 5-3 In World Series Game Three
Brooklyn defeats New York 5 3 at Yankee Stadium as Preacher Roe limits the Yankees to six hits. Pee Wee Reese starts the ninth inning rally with a single and a double steal helps score the go ahead run, with Jackie Robinson contributing a key error and late scoring events.
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Stevenson Blasts Eisenhower Over Isolationist Payoff Charge
In Cincinnati Gov Adlai E Stevenson charges Dwight D Eisenhower sold out to Republican isolationists for their active support in the presidential race. He accuses the GOP candidate of bowing to their demands and cutting defense and foreign aid, drawing parallels to 1920 liberal Republicans and warning of a national tragedy. He cites Taft allyships and endorsements as proof of influence by isolationist forces within the party.
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Taft
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Ohio
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Jenyer
Indiana
Jamies P. Kem
Missouri
Highlands Water Agreement Sees Residents Return to Temp Usage
The Highlands Water department enforces a temperate water usage plan after a recent agreement signed by Superintendent Dean. Residents, including Walter and others, were affected by the change and compliance was discussed to restore normal usage levels.
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Walter
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McClatchy Papers Endorse Stevenson in Presidential Race
McClatchy newspapers in Sacramento Fresno and Modesto endorsed Adlai E Stevenson for president praising him as Able courageous and the best choice while asserting no binding loyalty to the Democratic party. They argued the real issue is whether the next White House occupant will advance steady progress or bow to a reactionary conservative coterie led by Eisenhower who they say capitulated to such forces.
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Russia Demands Recall of U S Ambassador Kennan
Secretary of State Dean Acheson disclosed that the Soviet Union demanded the immediate recall of U S Ambassador George F. Kennan from Moscow. Acheson said Kennan is not officially recalled but will come to Washington for consultations, with no break in relations anticipated.
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Tennyson Club to Host Engineer James Fi Vivratte Talk
Alameda County flood control and water conservation district engineer James Fi Vivratte will speak at the Tennyson improvement club meeting this Saturday at 4 pm in Tennyson School. Mrs Lauren Robinson, present, invites area residents to attend.
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Truman to Speak at Oakland Auditorium Tomorrow Evening
President Truman will deliver a major address on his western tour at Oakland auditorium tomorrow at 8 30. No admission tickets are required and doors open at 7. The speech will be televised by KGO TV and broadcast by radio. A whistle stop in Niles is scheduled for Sunday morning at 1 04 a.m.
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Two Narcotics Peddlers Indicted in SPL Case
A brief page four notice reports that two narcotics peddlers have been indicted in SPL, with details on the case and involved parties. The note references Jes Eden Township construction work and an August proceeding, highlighting local legal actions and timelines.
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Eisenhower McCarthy Endorse Wisconsin Campaign Tour
President Eisenhower and Senator McCarthy endorsed the Republican ticket in Wisconsin during a Green Bay campaign train stop. They praised shared aims of removing subversives from government while noting disagreements over methods, with Marshall’s role and congressional investigations discussed as part of the broader effort to purge incompetents and disloyal elements.
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Taxes Up but US In Red Again Faced with a record tax take, the United States still ran a near four billion dollar deficit in fiscal 1952 as individual income tax revenues surged and New York led states in federal tax payments.
Federal tax collections reached a new high of 65.0 billion dollars for the year ending June 30 1952 yet the government posted a 4.0 billion dollar shortfall. Individual income taxes totaled about 37.0 billion dollars with unemployment social security and railroad retirement included. Corporate taxes rose nearly 40 percent from 1950 to 21.5 billion dollars. New York paid about 12.3 billion dollars in federal taxes, with Illinois Pennsylvania Michigan and California also contributing multi billion totals. Nevada Wyoming and Vermont had the smallest state totals.
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Possible Bogus the Promotion Revealed
Hayward and Oakland voters reported receiving Eisenhower stamps in mailings postmarked from San Jose. The promotion is unofficial and could not be tied to the Eisenhower Nixon campaign funds. Santa Clara County GOP chairman Robert Kirkwood said James Lowry is not authorized to collect funds for the campaign and any such funds would not be accounted for by Eisenhower or GOP headquarters.
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Santa Clara County
Republican Committee
James Lowry
GOP
Eisenhower
Weather Brief Basics for Tonight and Tomorrow
Fair tonight and tomorrow with coastal changes. Cooler tonight. Yesterday’s high noted. today’s low concerns.
Britain tests first Baby A-bomb at Monte Bello
A British led atomic test at Monte Bello islands near Western Australia produced a bright orange blast with a mile wide smoke pillar and ground vibrations felt up to 150 miles away. British physicist Penny and Admiral Torlesse oversaw the operation from the Campania as more tests are anticipated within a week and at sea or air locations.
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Hayward Area Boards Win Backing for More State Aid
Electors in four Hayward area elementary districts approved 2.825 million in school improvement bonds in special elections. Voters also authorized up to 4 million in state funds, with San Lorenzo district approving 1.3 million and Hayward bond measures totaling 950 thousand. Prospective state aid up to 3 million was approved for Hayward.
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Markham
Yook Cherryland
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Muir
San Lovenyg
Bn Ashland
Fairmont
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Bi Bohannon
Colonial ‘Acres
Washington Manor School
Lewelling
Marlin School
Villayse
No Peace Prize Not Awarded This Year
The Nobel prize committee of Norway announced no peace prize will be awarded this year. A brief communique said the prize is reserved for next year, offering no further explanation amid the ongoing war in Korea and rising Cold War tensions.
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Nobel Committee
Taly lifts ban on Christ Church in Rome
The Italian government lifts its ban on religious activities of the U S Church of Christ after U S embassy mediation. Cline R Paden leader of the Rome mission says worship will resume unhindered while awaiting full recognition. The Church of Christ operates missions in 21 Italian cities besides Rome.
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Transamerica to Offer Public Sale of Bank of America Stock
San Francisco Transamerica plans to offer 1,341,085 shares of Bank of America stock to the public in a sale that would complete a 1937 transfer of 58 percent of BOA to its shareholders. Negotiations with underwriters Blythe, Read & Co. and others are underway, pricing not yet set.
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Study of Atomic Power Use Revealed
Francisco reports PG&E and Bechtel work with the Atomic Energy Commission on an industrial atomic energy program begun in April 1951. James B. Black says commercial feasibility remains uncertain while total installed capacity could reach about 4.58 million kilowatts by 1955, excluding other producers.
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Fedstar Power Commission
Medical Group Favors Hearings
In Los Angeles the California Medical Association backed hearings before the House Un American Activities Committee. President Dr L A Alesen said doctors align with the committee's objectives, while many physicians questioned by the panel refused to answer directly. Critics cited slow-down tactics as picketing waned.
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Santa Monica
Pegern
Hayward Councilman Attends California Cities League Meet
Hayward city official attends the League of California Cities conference in San Diego on October 13 and 14. He has been granted leave from duties as an instructor of speech at Hayward High School to permit attendance.
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