Yankees Blanking Phillies Captures World Series Game
New York Yankee hurler Raschi pitched masterfully in a 2 0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies before a crowd of 30 746. He did not allow a hit until the fifth inning as Phillies starter Konstanty matched him. Brown doubled for New York and scored on a base hit in the same frame, sealing a strong pennant run for the Yankees.
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Leo H
Petersen
Philadelphia
U.2
New York Yankees
Fie Rasehl
Philiphia Phillies
Ruschi Im
Konstanty
Yankees
Golden Boy
Hobby Brown
Wally
Jury Coleman
Raschi
Puddin‘head Jones
Andy Somfaick
Jones
Phillies
Rashi al
Russ Meyer
Yanis
Brown
Safety Council Acts On Hazard At School
Alameda County surveys at Tennyson school highlight traffic hazards faced by 550 students daily on Tennyson road linking Niles road and Hesperian boulevard. A PTA survey shows students have nowhere safe to wait, relying on the roadway. A plan for a pedestrian pathway is forwarded to the county board of supervisors by the Area Safety Council for consideration.
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Alameda Country Survey
Tennyson School
Tennyson
Coun
Heavivard” Area Safety Council
drRobert F. Spence
Tennyson “Feehival
Catherine Lund
Rose Union
Tennyson Pta
Safety Council
Tennyson Road
Niles Road
Hesperian Boulevard
PTA
Alameda
Howard Foss
Hayywares
Sidijevt
Jexpertitl
Motel Linen Room Destroyed by Fire at The Gables
A blaze on East 4th Street Tuesday night threatened six units of The Gables motel but Ashland fire department gained control before spreading. The fire confined to a linen room, which was destroyed, with other rooms damaged by smoke and heat. Authorities traced the cause to a faulty water heater and a tenant alerted Mrs. Gladys Hf Coyne, owner Leo Coyne. Fire crews fought the blaze for two and a half hours.
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Gables
East 4Th Street
Ashland Fire Department
Leo 4. Coyne
Tosh Bagt- 4Th ‘Street
Glayds
State funds plan major freeway expansion in Alameda region
San Lorenzo Mt Eden freeway link among 1951-52 state projects totaling about 78.9 million dollars for 4712 miles of road improvements across California. Over 28 million will fund freeway construction in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Alameda counties. Alameda projects include a 4.5 mile US highway segment west of Dublin, Bayshore freeway extension toward San Lorenzo Mt Eden, and widening the Essishere freeway. Additional work covers Route 9 and Foothill Boulevard areas. Also noted is a separate Alameda County parade event by the Lions Club at Bret Harte school with plans for a spaniel pageant.
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Passion Today
Tigers
Ue State
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Alameda County
Dublin
Hoggard Road
Bayshore
Lewelling Boulevard
Jackson Street
San Lorenzo
Mt. Eden
Bay Bridge
Ashby Avenue
California
Alaieda County
Allough Uy Ward
San Jerrengo Creek
Foothill Boulevard
Atarmaeda County
Man Crushed To Death In Sewer Ditch On Santa Clara Street
Laborer Manuel A. Paulas, 57, of Oakland, died after a side wall collapsed in a seven foot ditch on Santa Clara Street. He was working for Vincent Red Signos Co. witnesses said Avat Paulas and Joseph Marquee were present. Paulas died en route to Willimont Hospital. Funeral services will be held at Santos and Robinson.
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Elmwood Lonelois
Santa Clara Street
Manuel A. Paulas
84Th Avenue
Oakland
Vincent Red- Signos Company
San Leandro
Santas Clara Street
Sail Avat Paulas
Joseph Marquee
Kimbell Avenue
Fayward
Piailay
Willimont Hospital
Peatt-Pterd
Santos
Robinson Mevistery
Stu Leauddeo
WP Crossing Signals at Two Points OK'd in Hayward
Public utilities commission authorized installation of railroad crossing signals at Sycamore avenue and Sorensen road in Hayward. City and Western Pacific to share costs estimated 6000 to 7000 dollars for land, fence moves, and future extension to make Western a through road.
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Hayward
Public Utilities Commission
Sycamore Avenue
Sorensen Road
John Wicklin
Western Pacific
Ficklin
Ken Porter
Pg&e
Hivword
Fg&e
Weather forecast cloudy and cooler with showers
Cloudy with light showers today and tonight, then clearing Thursday afternoon. Cooler today and tonight. Yesterday's high and today's low not specified.
New Bus Service Hopes Dim in Facility Filing
Berkeley resident Spyrus Sidiris sought permission to operate Hayward Bus Lines linking Hayward to Castro Valley and five integrated routes. He failed to file required plans with the Public Utilities Commission by the September 25 deadline, delaying start of service and triggering further compliance steps. Gene Rhodes, Castro Valley attorney, represented Sidiris before the commission. Sidiris was not available for comment.
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Spyrus Sidiris
Berkeley
Hayward
Castro Valley
Loretto
Public Utilities Commission
Iymmerdy
Ure
State Vonmunissigt
Berkleyian
Gene Rhodes
Skirris
Ban on Hos Mamas Sparks Citrus Heights Firemen Uproar
SACHAMENTO The Citrus Heights fire department faced a row as six female firefighters were barred from driving trucks and fighting fires. Fire Captain Thomas B. Ssmith and seven crew members resigned over the order. Fire Chief Gene Desimone blamed higher insurance costs for women firefighters and said volunteers replaced the resigners while Crew No 7 areas receive full protection.
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Sachamento
Citrus Heights
Farmers Cite Weather As Hog Die-Off Cause In West
A U.P. report cites the Department of Agriculture blaming weather conditions rather than Communist interference for a hog die-off in the western plains. The agency attributes the losses to natural environmental stresses and swine health factors rather than foul play.
Sunrise School Children to Be in Pet Parade
Sunrise school children from Hayward areca elementary will join the annual Pet Parade, increasing participation by four classes. De H Morrill, parade chairman, welcomes entries from physically challenged students. The Lions Club sponsored event travels from Bret Harte to Main and back, starting at 2 p.m.
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Hayward Areca
Sunrise
de. H. Morrill
Hayward Lions’ Club
Priday
Bro} Harte School
First Street
Main
Bret Harte School
Star Halfback Rudy Brooks to Be Honor Guest of Optimists
Hayward high school star halfback Rudy Brooks will be honored at an Optimist Club dinner tonight. The club will crown the outstanding Hayward football player of the season at the event and present a weekly award to featured players. Coach Jim Turner will attend and help recognize the players.
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Rudy Brooks
Turly Brookes
Hayward Wigt
Ayaward
Hayward
Jack Stanton
Ed Lethay
Oye
Whith
Go Big
Jim Turner
Lutherans Head Hails Lack of Zeal Noted at Convention
Des Moines Iowa United Lutheran church in America opens its 17th biennial convention with a blunt assessment from the organization s president who criticizes a lack of zeal among Lutherans as the gathering begins.
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Des Moines
U.P
United Lutheran Church In America
Village mother near 81 visits via skies
Mollie Tribble, aged 80, known as a flying enthusiast, travels to four of her children by air. She lives with daughter Mrs Low Vernon in San Lorenzo Village and visited Ethel Dell in Inglewood, Seattle, Lake Stevens, and Longview, planning to return Sunday to mark her upcoming birthday.
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Mollie Tribble
Low Vernon
Pecoro
San Lorenzo Village
Ethel Dell
Inglewood
Seattle
George Tribble
Lake Stevens
Longeview
Uailed Airlines
Hospital funds not lost to federal budget cuts
A state health official assured Eden Township hospital district that a 50 percent reduction in federal spending will not affect their construction grant. The July 1949 grant of about $600,000 covers roughly a third of the $2.5 million Gastro Valley hospital project, with matching state funds to follow. The Hill Burton act funds and a $1.178 million site grant also factor in, while the budget bureau awaits guidance on restoring the cut.
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Fedelang
Leslie J. Williams
Eden Township
Gastro Valley
Cro Lhestile
von Steuchi
Public Health Service
Federal Security Agency
Budget Bureau
Two Youngsters Miss Their Tricycles in Appeal
Two year old Patrick Rose and four year old Kivy Rose, children of Ellis Rose and wife, living at 205861 Cambridge Avenue, had their red and green tricycles stolen from in front of their home three weeks ago. Mrs. Rose appeals for the return of the bikes, saying the children are lost without them.
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Patrick
Kivy Rose
Ellis Rose
Cambridge Avenue
Mrs. Rose
Valley native James Flud killed in Korean War
The Department of Defense reports Castro Valley born Recruit James David Flud 28 was killed in Korea. A former Bancroft junior high and Castlemont high student, he joined the Army in 1946 after occupation duty in Germany. Flud returned home last July before reenlisting and was killed early in September while serving in Korea. He leaves his mother Flora D. Long and several relatives.
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Department of Defense Today
James David Flud
Flora D. Long
Christensen Lane
Castro Valley
Flud
Germany
Bancroft Junior
Berkeley
Castlemont High School
Oakland
Army
Janet
Port Lewis
Washington
Korey
Plud
Byo
Mes
Miles
Verla Broathyss
Ranald Mid
Draft Registration For Doctors and Dentists Set
Washington report shows a limited draft for physicians and dentists trained under World War II programs. The first registration targets men who trained under Army and Navy programs but have not served on active duty. President Truman may sign a reclamation bill tonight to authorize this initial draft. If needed, a second registration could be required to fill gaps after reserves and volunteers are utilized.
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Washington
U.P
Navy
yehrWillamesburg
Trumon
Congress Pussert
Man Calls Doctor For Wife He Dies Of Heart Attack
In Oakland 54 year old William Hughes phoned Dr Jefferson Larkey for his wife who was ill. Larkey arrived and an inhalator squad from the fire department attended Mrs Hughes while Hughes watched and then collapsed from a heart attack. He died at Highland hospital, where Mrs Hughes was reported in fair condition.
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Oakland
William Hughes
Jefferson Larkey
Larkey
Highland Hospital
Hoghes
Methodists Urac No Vote on Proposition Six
The Methodist board at a regular meeting opposed Proposition Six calling it a ploy to legalize gambling in California. They warned the five man gambling commission would be unaccountable and that state deficits and crime would follow the measure, with Rev Myron Herrell asserting the measure deceives voters about pensions and welfare.
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Ty Hayward Methodists
Arle Fleming
Wiaup
California
Fiveman Gambling Commission
Myron Herrell
UN Forces Set For Big Push Across 38th
Maj. Gen. Merwin H. Silverthorn outlined a plan to expand the Marine Corps to more than 126000 troops by next year, with four full divisions and two or more air wings. House committee member Vinson said he would push for larger increases to meet any future Korea-like emergency. About 11300 of 98000 active reserves to be called up have orders in hand, as the Marine Corps seeks speedier funding and additional squadrons to reach a 166055 figure by June.
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Washington
AUP
Carl Willson
House Armed Services Committee
Marine Corps
Merwin H. Silverthorn
Korea
Vinson
Silverthort
Congress
Silverthorn
Merwin EL. Silver
Alorn
House
Area Services Committee
Allies Close In On Korea Ahead Of Big Push
American and South Korean forces have opened the final assault line across the 88th parallel near Jinran, 60 miles inland from the east coast. Allied troops including Britons and Australians prepare for the major drive as American, South Korean, and other units regroup and equip for the advance toward Pyongyang.
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Zahnest Hoherecht
Tokyo
Korea
Jinran
Douglas MacArthur
United Press
Shems
Superforia
Jight
Pyongyang
Woiusan
MacArthur
North Africa
Italy
France
Germany
Jinras
Chunchon
Pukhan Wiver
U. S
Manchuria
Flukt
Kakordey
Antiung
Sinulju
Chanjin
Wonsan
Dear Far and Dad Legless GI Pens Homeward Note
A Boston letter from 19 year old Pie Bib Mullet describes wounds from Korea and amputations as he travels aboard the General G. M. Randall. He asks family not to worry and expresses hope for the future despite his injuries. Mrs Mullen mourns for her son who enlisted at 17 and reads aloud the hopeful words.
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Boston
Mass
Far
Jeter
Pie
Bib Mullet
South
Korea
Teh
G. M. Randall
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Silvern Lané
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Saila
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Jeannie
Johnny Hulle
C. E. Buckland
Mother Nature
Department of Agriculture
Pichwest
Sunrise School
U.S
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Linkiang
Tehamgchun
Antung
Nuu
Munsan
Sian
Sea OF Japan
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Yellow Sea
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