Britain Pushes USSR on Nuclear Plan at U N
Britain challenged the Soviet Union at the United Nations to confirm if it abandons its demand for a preprohibition ban on atomic weapons and supports staged disarmament. Selwyn Lloyd pressed Vishinsky’s proposals, urging clear commitments and outlining Western doubts and questions.
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Brita
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Selwy Lloyd
C-nation
Andrei Vishinsky
U.N
Lloyd
Vishinsky
Bas i
International Central Agency
United States
Taloyd
Jeavrest
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Andre Vishinsky
Vishinsk
Ithe
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Security’ Council
Security Council Control Commission
International Control Agency
Jewel Heist Strikes Maximilian Era Jewels in New York
New York police investigate the theft of six antique pieces dating to Emperor Maximilian’s court from Armando Araujo’s Perk Avenue apartment. Valued up to 500000, the stones include a diamond ruby turquoise brooch and an all diamond bracelet, with the insured policy having lapsed six months ago. Araujo says the thief targeted only the Maximilian pieces.
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New York
INS
Maximilian
Mexico
Perk Avenue
Armendo Araujo
Carlotta
Araujo
Brazil
POWs to be branded traitors after Korea armistice
The Justice Department will prosecute 21 American POWs who refused repatriation as traitors. Records show they aligned with the Reds. trials follow the Batchelor and Dickinson cases. Army and Justice monitor all, with substantial but unconfirmed evidence on their whereabouts and activities.
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Washington
Juste Department
Justice Department
Army
Claude Batchelor
Edward Dickenson
Batchelor
Dickenson
Reds
Justice
Duade
Man Injured in Crash With Telephone Pole Near Tassajara
William J. Davis, 42, in critical condition at Highland Hospital after his car struck a power pole on Highway 50 near Tassajara Road early Sunday. Police report the vehicle left the pavement then swerved back, taking nearly an hour to extract him. No citations issued pending further investigation.
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William J. Davis
Highland Hospital
Highway 50
Tassajara Road
Davis
Hesperian Boulevard
Eastshore
Edward David Remeys
P.O. Box
Mission Road
Niles
Norman Martin
San Jose
Askull
Martin
James Gibbons
Medford Avenue
Hayward
Veterans’ Hospital
Oakland
Nixon Sees GOP Momentum Ahead of November Elections
In Los Angeles Nixon declared the Republican party is on the road to winning the November elections and that GOP candidates are campaigning as hard as they can. He spoke after arriving from New Mexico amid fog delays and addressed whether his party remained poised.
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Los Angeles
Nice
Richard Nixon
Republican Party
GOP
Nixon
Los Angeles International Airport
New Mexico
Adlai “Stevenson
Democratic ‘Party
IGOP
Iscared
Russell City Executive Board Meeting Preview
The Russell City executive board will meet at Russell School on Monday at 6 pm. Mrs. E Chapman says the general public is welcome to attend.
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Russell ‘City
Russell School
Si . E. Generals Public
E Chapman
Graves Urges Action on Transit Policy
Richard Graves, Democratic governor nominee, calls for establishing a transportation office to coordinate non profit like mass transit systems. He says private systems cannot profitably operate and seeks to end fare hikes and service cuts harming commuters in California metro areas.
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Richard “Graves
Office of Transportation
San Lorenzo
Graves
California
O Dwyer Arrives in California Ahead of Congressional Testimony
William O Dwyer former U S ambassador to Mexico and former New York City mayor rested at his brother’s home in El Centro Cal to prepare for a House sub committee investigation into Communist influence in Latin America. He flew from Mexico City to Tijuana and will travel to Los Angeles for testimony expected to begin Wednesday. O Dwyer plans to return to Mexico after the hearing where he has permanent residence.
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EL Centro
Calif
William O'Dwyer
U.S
Mexico
New York City
Latin America
O'Dwyer
Mexico City
Tijuana
Frank Ir
O'Dwyer i
Los Angeles
House
Pattick
Hillings
Asings
Q’dwyer
Western Hemisphere
United Crusade Raises $774 135 in Four Day Drive
Oakland and Hayward effort shows early progress with 19.3 percent of a $64 000 goal met in four days. Campaign leaders praise community support as volunteers report strong participation from local businesses and workers including Pacific Telephone OwensIllinois Glass Leslie Salt Western Sky Industries and the 12th Naval District band provides martial music at a luncheon.
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Oakland
East Bay
Hayward
Merritt Sanford
Selmer H. Berg
Crusade Campaign
J. Kramer
Commerce and Industry
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Owen Iilinois Glass ” Com
Gordon
G Glad
George Keller
Western Sky
Youths Held by Police for 1500 Dollar Bicycle Theft Fire
A bedroom closet blaze at 26179 Cine Avenue in Haylward early Saturday caused minor facial burns to Mrs Eveleen Britz and about 1500 dollars in damage. Firemen said the fire destroyed the front seat of a 1940 coupe and charred the bedroom floor. Britz, who was searching for her children, was treated by a neighbor and her husband works as an accountant in Niles. A grass fire later burned three acres near Sot hillsiide as Donald Dickinson of 109 Arbutus court attempted to burn rubbish. no personal or secret damage reported.
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Eulalie
Gatterer
North Sixth Street
Castro Valley
Foothill
Pete Jensen
del -Rey Avenue
Gilbert Ronald Troche
Sydney Way
Castro Vatley
Trowhe
Jensen
Thomas Harry Whitsall
Oakland
Fred Bishel
Ma Gera
Callf
Eveleen Britz
Britz
Cine
Aim
Donald Dickinson
Arbutus Court
Fairview
Adenauer Visit Planned To The United States
Bonn officials say West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer plans a September US trip, first to Paris to initial the final draft on lifting occupation statutes, then two days in New York and three days in Washington. Exact dates were not announced.
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Bonn
Konrad, Adenauer
United States
Paris
Carman Saver
Jen
She
New York
Washington
Seven Teens Held in Alameda After Bike Theft Ring
Hayward police report seven 14 year old youths admitted to participating in a bicycle theft spree over two months. Officers say the group stole bikes from various city locations, stripped them, and traded parts with acquaintances. The youths were turned over to Alameda County Juvenile Hall for processing.
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Wen
Hayward
Alameda County
Garey Burge
Army Reports on Terrifying New Nerve Gas Power
The Army released a field manual detailing the terrifying effects of a powerful new nerve gas that can incapacitate and kill within minutes. It describes damage to the central nervous system, loss of muscle control, and outlines defensive measures against chemical, biological, and radiological attacks.
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Washington
Army-Air’ Force Field
Chicago Floods Drench City Causing Death Toll and Loss
A brutal flood of the Chicago River from record rains swamped 62 suburbs and entered Union and Dearborn stations. At least 20 lives were lost, damage neared 10 million dollars, and power cuts halted major plants. Emergency crews patrolled streets by boat as officials mobilized National Guard and relief services.
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Union
Dearshoro Street
COAST
Ilinois
Gay
William Straton
National Guard
Hammond
Ind
State Line
Vernon’ Anderson
Robertsdale
Isaster
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Volunter
Chicago Daily News
Knight
Indiana
Wisconsin
St Aree
120Th Place
Bell! Company
Youth Found Frozen on Mount Pilchuck Adventure Tragedy
The frozen body of 15-year-old Dennis Begjey was recovered from an ice cavern on Mount Pilchuck after a 50-man search team carved through tons of jagged ice. The youth was reportedly under formation when a vet discharged a .227 caliber rifle during a training incident.
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Seattle
INS
Dennis Beg- Jey
Mount Pilchuck
Ed J
Justice Jackson Is Paid Tribute by High Court
Washington notes mournful tribute as Justice Robert H. Jackson dies at 62. Funeral set for Frewsburg New York with Chief Justice Warren and Roosevelt ally to attend. Court adjourns after eulogy as 150 cases await decisions and vacancy prompts speculation on successor Harold Medrna linked. Eisenhower to screen several federal judges before naming a replacement.
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Jackson
High Court
Washington
Jus Supreme Court
Frewsburg
Robert H. Jackson
Jay
Frank
Earl ‘Warrenlin D. Roosevelt
Jack
Ake Alban Atameemen oTeese
Poecelaton
Harold Medina
U. S. Circuit of Appeals
New York
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Wash
Lington
Southeast Asia Defense Talks Start Today in Washington
The United States Australia and New Zealand opened informal discussions to strengthen Allied defenses in Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific. No firm decisions were planned as officials stressed economic progress to counter communism.
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Washington
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
Western Pacific
John‘ Foster
Dulles
Richard G. Case
Leslie “Knox “Munro
Angus
Casey
Ottawa
State Department
Harold B. Stassen
U. S
Asia
U.S
Europe
Indochina
Son finds mother dying in home in Hayward
Mrs Annie Figueira 69 was found collapsed at 1033 Johnson street Hayward early Saturday night and died shortly after. Her son Raroh J Figueira entered the room after a noise. she had a three year heart condition and had recently felt unwell. Native of Honolulu she belonged to Iymandade and Santo Christo societies and had lived in Hayward two years. Survived by sons Henry J and Ralph, daughter Ida Giovanieri, two grandchildren Beverly Ann and Ralph Henry. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 6:13 am at C F P Bannon mortuary 6800 East 14th Street Osiland or a requiem mass at 9 am at Ste Joseph's church Chestnut Avenue Oakland Tuesday at 3 pm. Interment in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Rosary Tuesday eve.
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Annie Figueira
Johnson Street
Hayward
Hawaii
Figueira
Iymandade
Santo Christo Portugese
Henry J. Ard. Ral
Beverly Ann
Ralph Henry Figueira
Ida Giovanieri
Bannon’ Mortuary
14Th “Street
Osiland
Gala Jae
Ste Joseph's
Chestnut Avenue
Oaklang
Haly
Sepulchre Cemetery
Indictments Predicted in Housing Scandal
Washington sources say the Justice Department and Senate staff expect 300 indictments from the housing scandal inquiry. Senator Homer Capehart notes dozens of cases are already before grand juries and predicts many prosecutions will follow. He cites the need for IRS review of disclosed information and mentions a pending interim Senate report amid plans to resume hearings.
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Justice’ Department
Senate
Homer
Capehart
Senate Eee Gaid
Mem‘be
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
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