FHA Announces New CARBS for Home Buyers
Government experts expect anti inflation credit restrictions on new home loans to cut new housing starts next year. Regulations known as Regulation X raise minimum down payments and extend repayment to twenty or twenty five years for certain loans. The rules apply to new one and two family houses financed by conventional mortgages and to FHA or VA backed loans, with veterans largely spared from higher payments.
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Board OKs Purchase of C.V. Center in Castro Valley
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors moved toward acquiring the Castro Valley Community Center property at Seven Hills. The center would be purchased from the Castro Valley Community Center Corporation as district staff and funds proceed, with Valley vintner Paul Rhodes advancing 2000 to help clear indebtedness. Nursing graduates at Palimini hospital plan certificates at commencement tonight.
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Recreation District
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Houspital Day Hall
Andrew H. Iverson
Cherry Way
Haye
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Supervisors Act On Loyalty Oath Employee Signup
The Alameda county board of supervisors on Tuesday set up the machinery to obtain loyalty oaths from county employees as required by state law in a bill signed by Governor Earl Warren. The plan covers county staff and volunteers in district offices and recreation services, with a ruling awaited from the attorney general on whether election officials in the upcoming November election must also take the oath.
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Reelection and planning actions at Ore Loma Walter board meeting
Ore Loma Walter and McNeal were reelected. George Waller was chosen as chairman to continue service as the fiscal year begins. Mike Koster outlined sidewalks along B Street to be installed, with funding details pending specification. A preliminary map for Tenet 1059 north of Work Tout was approved, planning 271 homes and a school site, to be built by Vale oy Lingoln and Murdteeck Maen.
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Continuy
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Mike Koster
McGur & Hester
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Fairview Wewe
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Mairmont
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Orn
War Widow Here Faces Hardship Amid Public Aid Efforts
The article describes a war widow and her young children facing severe hardship after losing a family income. Mrs. Vad Pateh and her sister reside on Sawor A street, with Ursula Magagna of the Hayward Red Cross working to find them housing, though she encounters significant obstacles and a brick wall in aid efforts.
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Vad Pateh
Okinawa
Cranspartad
Sawor
Truman leaves for far Pacific flight to meet MacArthur
President Truman departed Washington National airport aboard the Independence for the first leg to St Louis en route to the Pacific. Reports say Wake Island will host the weekend conference with Gen Douglas MacArthur to discuss the final phase of United Nations action in Korea and other matters. The White House avoided specifics while diplomatic staff speculated on Formosa and regional strategy. The meeting aims to shape future U S policy and peace prospects amid the Korean conflict. Weather forecasts promise unusually warm conditions in Northern California with outlooks for the next day. In Castro Valley, Girl Scout fund drive coordinators and captains were announced and district plans outlined for upcoming campaigning and mailings.
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Korean War Hero Sgt Kalash Heads Home on Furlough
Sgt Kalash returns to Castro Valley on a 30 day furlough from Korea after serving with the Mating Reserves and taking part in operations noted by him as part of the Indian invasion. He travels via Pan American Clipper, visits a local hardware store with partner Peterson, and says UN forces are well fed and supplied though no near end to hostilities is expected. He plans further assignment after furlough and greets his wife and two children during the stay.
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Duck Kalish
Tichard Peterson
Castro Valley
Kalash
Peterson
Castro Valley Boulevard
Korea
Cateyoris
Tantwel
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Mancharia
Altick Sand Ley
Kalosly
Ina
Podsibky Wien
Truman to replace Lily Pons as opera house attraction
President Truman plans a major address in San Francisco on Tuesday night prompting a schedule clash with Lily Pons. The White House suggested a non political speech from the War Memorial Opera House, leading the opera company to shift Lily Pons from Tuesday to Wednesday and set the president as the featured attraction for October 7.
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Connolly
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Opera Company
Abattoir Delivery Stopped After House Complaint
A truck delivering cattle to West Coast Meat on Madison Avenue Castro Valley was halted at 7 30 pm Tuesday after neighbors complained. A May Alameda County court order with Judge G D Hamlin bans unloading between 11 pm and 6 am. Driver Nickolas W Batleate claimed no knowledge of the restriction. The yard sign reads no delivery after 6 pm or before 6 am. Reed, yard superintendent, oversaw the operation tied to a long local battle over expansion. Another late night delivery to Reed’s yard was stopped last Thursday. Officers advised complainants to contact their own attorney for action. 24 163 WAR CASUALTIES WASHINGTON U P The Defense Department announced today that 24 164 casualties have been officially reported in Korean fighting through Oct 6.
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Castro Valley
G. D. Hamlin
Alameda County Superior Court
Nickolas W. Batleate
3&Th Avenue
Oakland
Batleate
H. W. Heed
Reed
Avelion Yard
Hamlin
Santa Rosa
Washington
U.P
Defense Department
Soviet Proposes Parley on Peace Force at UN Security Council
Russia calls for a permanent international police force under the UN Security Council in response to a US plan for a veto free General Assembly Army. Andrei Vishinsky submits two resolutions seeking big five talks, with Canada’s Lester B. Pearson cautiously open to dialogue while casting doubt on veto rights. Separately, William Baffa’s Los Angeles truck terminal permit request near San Lennidro moves to the county planning commission after a county board referral.
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General Assembly
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Los Angeles
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San Lennidro
Alamed County
California to register doctors draft in next week
About 700 Californians will register for the doctor draft next Monday, with 81 doctors, dentists and veterinarians expected to be called into service in the coming three months. Col. K. H. Leitch noted California’s share, including 55 medical doctors, 30 dentists and six veterinarians, as part of the defense department’s planned inductions.
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U.ri
Californiana
Selective Service
California
Army
Agenl
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Defense Department
Army to Draft 40 000 More in December
The Army called for 40 000 additional draftees in December, lifting total draft calls to 211 522 amid debate over banning married men from service. President Truman may lift the ban soon as Congress need not act. Selective Service head Hershey warned that draftees may include married men and temporarily deferred individuals to meet military needs.
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Armid
District Kiwanians To Elect Tonight
SANTA CRUZ UP the 30th annual district Kiwanians convention ends tonight with officer elections. More than 2,000 delegates hear Dr John W Cline of San Francisco president elect of the American Medical Association speak on Socialist Infiltration of Private Enterprise. Yesterdays main speaker was Samuel Knowles who discussed the American position in the world crisis. He warned that communism is destructive in Europe and Asia and accused the Washington administration of failing to counter it.
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John W. Cline
San Francisco
American Medical Tien
Siriam Knowle
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Agia
Kim Gives Orders Not To Surrender
UPI report from Tokyo on October 12 describes U S 1st Cavalry Division spearheads advancing toward Kumchon in North Korea amid fierce Communist resistance. British Australian units support a broad push, with Pyongyang leaders urging last-ditch defiance as UN forces close in from multiple axes near the Manchurian border and Wonsan operations continue.
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United Press
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Kutchon
Pyongyang
Seon Pyonsyang
Kumchon
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Kim
Dottighis MacArthur
Wonsan
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