Ironic Twist as Reds Bid on U S Spain Bases Contract
The Navy disclosed that two bids from behind the Iron Curtain and one from Communist Yugoslavia were received for a $400000 cement project to pave bases at Torrejon and Zaragoza, with bids routed through Western brokers and a French firm winning at $417090. Spanish firms begin construction under the 1952 Spanish American accords, with cement deliveries to Bilbao or Barcelona and bids possibly rejected if terms fail.
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Somico
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Madrid
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Democrats Outpace GOP in California Voter Eligibility
California's general election will include 5,885,237 voters, with Democrats leading Republicans by about 1.1 million. Since June primaries, Democrats grew to 3,268,831 eligible voters, while Republicans reached 2,425,249. Other groups total 245,?. Los Angeles County tops registrations at 2,471, a14. Alpine County smallest with 180.
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Matin
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Orange
Riverside
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
GOP
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San Diego
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Health Dept to file complaint over Oakland Scavenger dumps
Alameda County Health Department prepares a report for the district attorney alleging violations at Oakland Scavenger dumps. Inspectors found piles not properly covered on weekends and no daily cover as required. A misdemeanor citation could bring a 50 dollar fine or six months in jail, while the investigation proceeds.
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Malcolm
John Schauer
Hayward
Schauer
Health Department
Inspec
Ashland Man Heads Trailer Convention
Ashland trailer park operator Tony Garcia, 13 chairman of the 6th annual California Trailer Park Association convention, will host sessions in Berkeley with Governor Goodwin Knight attending a Tuesday banquet at the Claremont hotel. Alameda county officials and local chambers of commerce will attend as distinguished guests. Deputy District Attorney Douglas Dunning is the principal speaker, with discussions centering on trailer park regulation and related legislation initiated by the association.
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Ashland
California Trailer Park Association, Ltd
Berkeley
Goodwin Knight
Claremont
Garcia
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Easthay Chambers of Commerce
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Youth Attends FFA Convention in Midwest
Centerville youth Larry Harris son of Mr and Mrs A J Harris a junior at Washington union high school travels to Kansas City for the 25th annual Convention of Future Farmers of America He will represent Centerville Livermore Pleasanton Hayward and Half Moon Bay after joining other delegates in Los Angeles en route to New Orleans and then Kansas City
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Larry Harris
A. J. Harris
Wash [Ington Union High School
Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Larry
Livermore
Pleasanton
Hayward
Half Moon Bay
Los Angeles
FFA
New Orleans
Petition Circulating Committee Meeting Planned in Centerville
Washington Township recreation committee will hold a pre petition meeting at Washington Union High School next Wednesday announced by Ronald Lambert chairman. Meeting aims to discuss plans preliminary to petition circulation to determine Township wide recreation district excluding Newark.
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Washington Union High School
Ronald Lambert
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Kerrs Catering Service Incorporation Filings in Alameda County
Articles of incorporation for Kerr's Catering Service a $200000 Alameda County concern were filed today naming George D Kerr and Charlotte Kerr of 3158 Texas Oakland and Robert E Norris of 36763 Flamingo Avenue Hayward as directors.
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Kerr
Alameda County
Dotale
George D. and
Charlotte Kerr
Texas
Oakland
Robert E. Norris
Flamingo Avenue
Haywerd
Eisenhower Warns of Cold War of Politics in 1954 Campaign
President Eisenhower launched the GOP drive for Congress with a televised address from Denver urging voters to support party unity. He warned that Democratic control would trigger a cold war of partisan politics, stressing collaboration between the executive and legislative branches to advance jobs, lower taxes, and improved farm programs. He praised Dulles and warned against divided government hindering progress.
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Newark Plant Announces Big Expansion
American Forest Products corporation announced a 2.5 million expansion at its Newark plant. Walter S. Johnson said a 20 acre site beside Robertson Avenue will host a 125000 square foot corrugated container plant with about 100 new workers, production slated in nine months, and machinery ordered. The Newark site was chosen for proximity to the Bay Area and several valleys. The current plant serves Bay Area lumber suppliers.
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American Forest Products Corporation
Walter S. Johnson
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Cedar Road
American Box Corporation
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Sacramento
San Joaquin
Santa Clara
Salinas
Johnson
Taxpayers back drive for local state college in Castro Valley
The Alameda County taxpayers association pledged support for establishing a state college in Castro Valley Hayward area. The Citizens Committee warns immediate action is needed to secure land before it is used for other purposes. Directors estimate savings as funds shift from sending Alameda students to junior colleges in other counties.
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Tro Valley Taxpayers’ Assosia Payers’ Association
Citizens Advisory Committee
Hayward Union High Homes
Lo County
Paul Paul
Rhodes
Nominl Association
Alameda County
Association
Church declines to buy two-acre Santos Road plot
Vestrymen of St. James Episcopal Church announced this week they will not purchase a two acre parcel on Santos Road. The land, owned by Alameda County Water District, had been under negotiation for several months.
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St. James ~Episcopal Church
Santos Road
Alameda County
Pamela Rushing Obituary in Oakland Death
Funeral services for Pamela Roxanne Rushing aged four months ten days will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in Soranson Brothers chapel Oakland where she died Thursday. She was daughter of Daniel E. and wife, of Hayward, and sister to Daniel Bruce and Paula Earlene Rushing with grandparents Earle Ruth Rushing Eva and Paul Rushing. Interment Lone Tree cemetery in Oakland.
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Soranson Brothers Chapel
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Oakland
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Willow Street
Hayward
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Ruth Rushing
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Haywarth
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Geraldine Rushing
Lone Tree Cemetery
Death Notice for Pamela Roxanne Rushing of Hayward
Pamela Roxanne Rushing died, beloved daughter of Daniel B. and Marie Rushing, sister of Daniel Bryce and Paula Earlene Rushing, granddaughter of Earle and Ruth Rushing. Niece of Gene and Doyle Rushing. Funeral in Sorensen Bros. Chapel Hayward at 00 a.m. Monday October 11. Interment Lone Tree Cemetery. 10/9/54.
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Power Contract Dispute Delayed Until Elections
The Dixon Yates power contract remains on ice until after the November elections as the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee delays action on the AEC waiver. The delay aims to let the political climate shape the contract review, with hearings postponed to after the vote. The plan would build a 107 million dollar steam plant at West Memphis to sell power to the AEC with TVA deliveries to Paducah.
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Democratic Nations
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Castro Valley Kiwanis to host Hayward official as speaker
Dutch Derr, industrial publicist for Hayward, will address Castro Valley Kiwanis at the Castro Gardens noon gathering on Wednesday. He will discuss civic topics and city projects during the club's luncheon program.
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Castro Valley
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Dutch) Derr
Hayward
Castro Valley Kiwanis Club
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