Nevada Court Says Nevada Senate Seat To Be Filled In November
Nevada Supreme Court orders voters to elect a successor to late Senator Pat McCarran. Republican Ernest S. Brown and Democrat Alan Bible eye the unexpired term in the November 2 election, ending a week of GOP Democrat legal battles. Brown leads in party stakes as statewide ballots loom.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada Supreme Court
Pat McCarran
Ernest S. Brown
Alan Bible
McCarran
Reno
Nevada
Washington
Eden
Howdor
Senate
Clulure
Russell
Eisenhower
Brown
White House
Bible
Supreme Court
Keith Lee
Lee
Sente
Sur Court
Reno D
A. J. Maestretti
Republi
Nixon Eyes Midwest Farm Speech Before Elections
Vice President Nixon, after a conference with President Eisenhower, said he would likely deliver a farm talk in the Midwest before the November congressional elections. He appeared with Eisenhower at a nationally televised precinct rally aimed at boosting GOP campaigns for the House and Senate.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Midwest
Nixon
House
Murray Snyder
White House
Republican Party
Congress
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Los Angees
Senate
Sen
William I. Knowland
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Students End Strike Against Integration
A Washington DC capital school strike over racial integration ended as attendance was reported normal at Anacostia high and other affected schools. Principal Eugene Griffith noted better than normal attendance with 81 absentees at Anacostia. leaders plan a bi racial grievance committee and encourage students to return to class.
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Washington
Capital School
Lawson J. Cantrell
Anacostia High School
Eugene Griffith
TIN
Anacostia High
Hobert Dean
Supreme Court
Anacostia
McKinley School
Hobart M.M. Corning
Corning
Ean
Mendes-France Warned Over Leaks to Reds
Paris dispatch reports deputy Georges Loustaunau-Lacan urging Mendes-France s government to purge the defense committee ring amid a nine power London conference debate on rearming Germany. A confessed spy, Rene Turpin, named Mendes-France in the case, while Express defends the premier against whispered political attacks.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes - France
National Defense Committee
Georges Loustaunau - Lacan
National Assembly
London
Germany
Mendes - France
Rene Turpin
Defense Committee
Mendes-France
Roger Labrusse
Mendes- France
Joseph Laniel
Indochina
Express
McCarthy plans long fight against censure and filibuster
Senator Joe McCarthy gears up for a prolonged battle to avert censure with a dual strategy. In the Senate he aims to stretch discussion for weeks into the new Congress and in the country he will wage a militant mail and pressure campaign. He plans a 14 senator support list, expects little Democratic backing, and signals a weeks to months long debate with allies Welker Jenner and Knowland guiding the effort.
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Washington
Joe McCarthy
Senate
Congress
McCarthy
White House
Pat McCarran
Herman Welker
Idaho
Welker
William Jenner
Ind
McCarran
William Knowland
Calif
City moves to condemn land halting Hayward store project
Hayward by city council decision halts construction on a 125000 building across from Hayward High School intended as a furniture store for Bill Hardin. Eminent domain to acquire land for public off street parking. condemnation suit likely within a month with Breed Robinson and Stewart handling proceedings. Hardin expects no immediate action and cannot predict resume. MacDonald Products proposes to cover condemnation costs. city parking bond funds undisturbed.
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Hayward High School
Hayward
Bill Hardin
Hardin
Foothill Boulevard
Hazel Avenue
Oakland
Breed, Robinson and Stewart
MacDonald Products Company
Two Plead Guilty In Hayward Burglary Case
Frank Delano Clinton and William Crawford pleaded guilty to attempted burglary at the IPG&E corporation yard in Hayward. They admitted the crime in Judge T L Foley’s court after being spotted Monday by night watchman Joe Blanco who saw one suspect crawl under the fence. Sentencing set for October 26.
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Ipg&e Corporation
Hayward
Frank Delano Clinton
Foothill
William Crawford
Castro Valley Boulevard
T. L. Foley
Joe! Blanco
Rotarians Salute Petroleum Industry Speaker at Meeting
Hayward Rotarians will join a nationwide Oil Progress Week salute at their Monday noon meeting. Guest Walter A. Drew of E I Du Pont De Nemours will discuss petroleum and petroleum chemicals. Dr. Dew joined DuPont in 1924 after Princeton PhD.
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Dr. Dew
The
du Font Company
Princeton University
Art of Lapidary Talk at Castro Valley Meeting
Francis J Sperisen professor and author of The Art of the Lapidary will address the Mineral and Em Society of Castro Valley at Hayward High School lunch room. The group plans field trips on October 17 to Davenport cement works near Santa Cruz and October 23 24 to Clear Creek.
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Francis J. Sperisen
Mineral and Em Society of
Castro’ Valley
Hayward High School
Davenport
Santa Cruz
Clear Creek
Building permits rise sharply in Alamada county September
The Building Inspection Department of Alamada county reported a sharp rise in September building permits. A total of 635 permits valued at 3,145,050 dollars were issued, up 1,200,873 from August’s 364 permits. Single family dwellings led the increase with 356 permits in September versus 176 in August.
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Alameda County
Graves Plans Major Address Here Monday
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard Graves charts a day of events in Southern Alameda County starting with an 8 pm rally at the Masse building in Hayward. He will visit Livermore Pleasanton early and attend a public luncheon in San Lorenzo before touring industrial plants in Hayward and San Leandro. Attending at the Masse building will be Rep. George P. Miller and Assemblyman Francis Sunn Jr. amid a roster of Democratic leaders and union officials.
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Richard Graves
California
Alameda County
Hayward
Graves
Masse
John J. Purchie
Livermore- Pleasanton
Charles Grecisco
Charles Grecisco Is Chairman of the Tour In That Area. Virs
Chester Stanley
Livimore
Dayward City Hall
San Lorenzo
Villa Lorenzo
Hayward Area
San Leandro City Plaza
George P. Miller
D-Obhst
Francis Sunn, Jr
Cartes Bee
Jordana
Robert Mooney
Eulalia Anderson
Castra Valley
William Hancock
San Leandro
Harold Strauer
8Th Congressional District
Democratic Council
Floyd Attaway
Bartenders and Culinary Workers Union
Charles Roe
Carpenters Union
Ray Marsh
Robert Infelse
Washington Township
Santa Maria Avenue Improvement Agenda Set
County surveyor's agenda for 1954-55 includes Santa Maria avenue improvement from Castro Valley boulevard and nearby streets. Olof E. Andersen, chief deputy, confirmed plans and timeline yesterday, detailing expected work and funding steps.
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Pee Valley
Santa Maria Avenue
Castro Valley Boulevard
Reds Occupy Hanoi Suburbs as Viet Minh Move In
Communist Viet Minh troops enter Hanoi suburbs ahead of Sunday surrender of the French tricolor under the Geneva ceasefire. Elite 308th division guards streets as cadres, military police, and signaller units arrive. French administration in half the capital passes to Viet Minh, observers note extreme discipline and orderly civilian compliance.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Sundey
Signel Corps
Dong Anh
Hadong
Total Viet Minh Committee
Intertationel Control Commission
Viet Minh
Yearbook Editor Names High School Staff
Chuck Stoddard, editor in chief of The Agrarian high school yearbook at Hay ward high school, will lead a staff of 29 students on the yearbook. The group includes Clarice Pekley, Imogene Chapman, Richard Single, Earl Wejby, Kennu Turpin, Jim Stavert, Jack Greeg, Ronnie Martines, Jackie Burge, Ken Vierra, George Egge, Kathy Bowen, Pete Livanos, Judy Fontes, Pat Zinck, Irene Kayser, Sharon, Rose and Marian Avelas. Also on the staff are Majorie Pinheiro, Marilyn Hilstrom, Wik', Jette Burge, Lynne Crahal, Laurence Dias, Carolyn Graham, Joanne Voas, Janice Reed, and Patti Hunter.
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Chuck Stoddard
Hayward
Clarice Pekley
Imogene Chapman
Richard Single
Earl Wejby
Kennu Turpin
Jim Stavert
Jack Greeg
Ronnie Martines
Jackie Burge
Ken Vierra
George Egge
Kathy Bowen
Pete Livanos
Judy Fontes
Pat Zinck
Irene Kayser
No Action Expected On New Fair Buildings
Alameda county seeks funds for new fair buildings with no state action likely this month. Supervisor Harry Bartell said the state department of finance scheduled no October meeting for a county delegation. Bartell Janssen and Wixson were assigned to secure a new allocation, with $100,000 already earmarked when available.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Harry Bartell
Bartell
State Department of ‘Finance
George Janssen
Clifford Wixson
State Department of Finance
Capehart Tells Of Pressure In Housing Scandal
Senator Homer B. Capehart accused recent pressure not to call witnesses in a housing scandal probe. The Banking Committee summoned two West Virginians claiming a $5,000 fee deal involving John H. Hill and R. Emerson Carson. Capehart ordered reexaminations for suspects and issued subpoenas for Rocco Degrazia and Louis Lesser amid ongoing testimony and tax questions.
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Senate
Capehart
Washington
John H. Hill
Charleston
W. Va
R. Emerson Carson
Mel. Yarmack
Thornton T.serry
Chevy .Chase
Banking Committee
William Simon
Perry
Cormick
Sigian
McCorm
Carson
Hill
McCormick
Diggs
Aousing
Hil
McCormack
T O
Baltimore
Ian Woodner
Woodner
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Rocco Degrazia
Chicago
Clyde L. Powell
Federal Housing Administration Commission
Degrazia
Local man hurt in second area industrial blast
Hayward man Dean Sanchez. 26, suffered critical burns yesterday afternoon when a cleaning solvent exploded at Pacific Can company 2050 Williams street San Leandro. He was aided by two workers before an ambulance with police escort rushed him to Hayward hospital where doctors say his life and eyesight were saved.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Hayward Hospital
Dean Sanchez
EL Doorado Treet
Pacific Can Company
Williams Street
San Lesadro
Sanchez
Chris
Romero
Alice
Hubert Richardson
Upton Avenue
San Lorenzo
Richard
Castro Valley
Carmine V
Mike) Speranza
Western Wax Paper Division
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
Cadet Reserve Officers to be Elected in Washington Township
A Decem ber election will name a new captain and two lieutenants for the Washington Township Sheriff Reserves. The nominating committee will present a slate at next month’s meeting, announced by public chairman Joe Correia.
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Cknebkville
Washington Township
Joe Correia
Palomares 4 H Club Elects President
Clifford Cope was elected president of the Palomares 4 H club with Gilbert Wanden as vice president and Norman Peixoto as secretary while Tamara McCarthy serves as publicity reporter. The group also awarded pins to Jackie Kuha Melanie O Neill Norman Peixoto Geraid Butchko John Cope Losise Kuhn Patsy Peixoto Gil bert Wanden Ralph Butchko Michael Cope and Walter Gossett.
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Clifford Cope
Palomares
Gilbert Wanden
Norman Peixoto
Secetary
Tamara McCarthy
Jackie Kuha
Melanie O'Neill
Geraid Butchko
John Cope
Gary Butchko
Clifard Cope
Walter ‘Gossett
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Brown Palace
Richard M. Nixon
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Robert Allen
Castro St
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America Auto Age
Bob Considine
Loral
Barong
Loyolla
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Bay
Jewel City
INS
Homer B. Capehart
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Main Street
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Palomares 4-H Club
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