Pakistan Leader Liaquat Ali Khan Assassinated in Rawalpindi
A gunman fatally shot Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan during a speech in Rawalpindi. The 56-year-old, linked to the Khaksar sect, died before blood transfusion could be arranged. The article notes Kashmir disputes and Pakistan’s Moslem majority context.
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Karach
Pakistan
Liaquat Ali Khan
Rawalpindi
Bombay
Rhealafelt
India
Pasian
Rhe Asvassky
Linquat
Blant Tange
League
Kashmir
Liaquat
Mystery of Missing Baby Sparks Citywide Search
In Michigan City Indiana a five day old infant, Lawrence Lyons, vanished from St Anthony's Hospital. A nurse in white described as a "woman in white" was seen leaving with a bundle but later cleared. 2000 volunteers resumed block by block search as night fell, inspecting trash cans, empty houses, and a rubber doll found in a pond.
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Michigan City
Ind
UPA
St. Anthony's Hospital
Toaay
Slokn Boehotein
Lawrence Lyons
Boahnlein
Charles Hawke
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Grandson For Pappy Waldorf Born in Berkeley
BERKELEY special report notes the birth of Stephen Waldorf son of Louise Osborne and her husband, marking a new generation in the Waldorf family. The child, eight pounds fourteen ounces, arrives after Pappy Waldorf’s connection to California football, with remarks that Stephen may honor his grandsire’s athletic lineage.
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Berkeley
Pappy Waldorf
Skaneapolis
Pappy
Louise
Stephen Waldorf
Stephen
Osbornes
Reber Aulse
Osborne
Mary Louise Waldorf
Lynn
Carolyn
Stockton JC
Castro Valley Eyes Survey Of Homes For Multi Family Use
A Castro Valley housing committee weighed survey methods to assess how many single family homes can be converted to two or three family units to aid Park Air Force base personnel families. They debated black books versus person to person interviews or school surveys and plan a follow up meeting.
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Castro Valley
Gastro
Arks Air Force Base
Cathay House
Pat Stebbins
Child Sets Mattress Afire in Castro Valley
Mrs. Frances M. Happ of Castro Valley reported a fire after her 5 year old son admitted setting a mattress ablaze with matches. Firefighters extinguished flames that damaged a bed, mattress, and wall, with losses estimated at $40. Deputy sheriffs noted the child confessed.
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Castro Valley
Frances M. Happ
Juniper Street
Taft Seeks Nomination for 1952 Republican Ticket
Senator Robert A Taft formally announced his bid for the 1952 Republican presidential nomination and said he will enter Wisconsin and Ohio primaries. He told reporters he will run a forthright campaign to appeal to farmers workers and businessmen, acknowledging the political hurdles but expressing confidence in a Republican victory. He noted Eisenhower backers contemplate openings for their campaign headquarters while avoiding comment on other candidates.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Wisconsin
Ohio
Taft
Senate
Republican
Senate Repubs
Aly
Tait
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kansas
White House
Sharetore
Tax Boost Defeated in House Vote Amid Bipartisan Opposition
Washington report shows Republicans and New Deal Democrats forming a rare coalition to defeat a $9.733 billion tax increase. The rollcall ended 203 to 161 against the compromise bill, which now returns to a House Senate conference committee for further study amid a split between House and Senate versions.
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Washington
U.P
House
Senate House
Senate
Amnesia victim identified in Livermore case
An amnesia victim found wandering Livermore last night was taken to Highland hospital Oakland for observation. He was tentatively identified today as Oran Watts, 30, son of Mr and Mrs J T Watts of Tulare. He could not recall his name or origin. Parents were en route to Oakland to confirm identification.
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Livermore
Highland Hospital
Oak
Land
Oran Watts
J. T. Watts
Tulare
Oakland
Perez Charged With Assault In County Jail
Centerville reports formal charges of assault with a deadly weapon against Joe L. Perez 23 Oakland now jailed in lieu of 2500 bail. Deputy Sheriff Cal Nutting 28 Castro Valley was beaten while questioning in Decoto. Perez was recaptured 14 hours later in downtown Oakland, handcuffs removed.
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Centerville
Joe L. Perez
Oakland
Cal Nutting
Castro Valley
Perez
A. Quaresma
Nutting
Decoto
Fighting Near Canal Leaves British, Egyptians in Fire
In the Suez Canal Zone British troops engaged Egyptian rioters. Unofficial reports claim 12 dead and 80 injured, with two Britons among the dead. In Alexandria police reported several casualTies as anti British rioters attacked. Ismailia saw troops deployed after a crowd set fire to British services. A British spokesman noted a stabbing in Ismailia, unclear if fatal. Travel reports say the situation remained tense but under control.
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CALRO
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
Egyptiatt
Cairo
Alexandria
Ismailia
Gondon
War At Hee
Solter
War of Five
Mother Asks Renewed Prayer For Cancer Stricken Son
Mrs. Pearline Couch of Hayward appeals to area residents to pray for her son Jack Couch, 24, who faces cancer. UC physicians reportedly administered a new drug yesterday, with results awaited in hours. Couch, a World War II veteran, has been ill nine months. his wife June also seeks cancer treatment, and the couple has two young sons.
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Hayward
Pearline Couch
Ruus Road
Hayward Area
Jack
Couch
University of California
Young Couch
June
Ricky
Jackie
Tennison Released No Charge Is Filed
Oscar W. Tennison, 40, Niles, was released from jail in Hayward yesterday after arrest on Sunday when his wife Zella, 37, said he repeatedly doused her with water as she tried to sleep. She did not sign a formal complaint and he was sent home.
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Hayward
Oscar W. Tennison
Niles
Zella
Soviet Warns Norway Over Atlantic Pact Bases
In Moscow, Foreign Minister Vishinsky handed Norway’s ambassador a stern note accusing Norway of violating a 1920 nine power treaty by allowing bases on Spitsbergen and Bear Island. The radio broadcast also charged Norway with aiding a vast military buildup and joining the Atlantic pact despite assurances given February 1929.
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London
Russia
Norway
Spitzerbergen
Bear Islands
Paris
Moscow
Andras Vishinsky
Moaton
Soviet Union
Mt Eden Club to Disband in October Meeting
Mt Eden Improvement Club to dissolve at a members meeting called by president Mrs. Dorothy McMahan for October 24 in the Mt Eden school annex. The group cites lack of community cooperation and faces a treasury balance of about $130 to decide how to use.
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MT. Eden
Cahill Ruled Sane Faces Arraignment
Phomas Cahill judged sane after hospital confinement for the fatal stabbing of his common-law wife Dora Cahill, formerly Dora Mooker Cahill. He will be arraigned Thursday before Superior Judge Harry Neubarth in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Phomas Cahill
Stais
Dora
Mooker Cahill
Harry Neubarth
Eastbay Red Feather Drive Launches Federated Campaign
The Eastbay Federation of Community Chests begins a $2,038,044 drive with 15 000 volunteers, led by special efforts after a Marine Band concert at the Oakland Auditorium. Events educate students and adults across Alameda and nine communities. Major sponsors are the Eastbay Community Chests and Oakland Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Garland
Eastbay
Red Feather
United States Marine Band
Oakland Municipal
Eastbay Federation of Community Chests
Marine Band
Alameda
Albany
Berkeley
Emeryville
Kensington
Oakland
Piedmont
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Fastbay Federation of
United Defense Fund
Clifford Rishell
Nanny Bartell
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Charles Owen
Loft
Bramwell Smith
United Su Marine Band
Jon Okimoto
Chris Dutsch
Judi Je
Norman Myers
Loretta Wolting
Adrien Springer
San Loranzo
Robert Morrill
San Lorenzo Schoos
Rest Bay
Saberjets Down Nine Red Fighters
Eighth Army reports Sabrejets shot down a record nine Communist MIG-15s and damaged five more in mass air battles across MIG Alley in northwest Korea. Ground forces advanced six miles toward Kumsong as losses mounted on the Communist side and unofficial prisoner counts rose.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Nandiy
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Hollywood
Frto
Area Plea to Declare Critical Defense Area Voiced
Hayward elementary school board urged designation of a critical defense area to improve district access to secured materials for building programs. They discussed bids for Markham additions, anticipated steel allocations, and preliminary plans for Fairview Bret Harte and Harder Road schools. Trustees approved furnishings for Hillcrest Winton and Baywood, and sent staff to regional conferences while noting district enrollment at 5495 students across nine schools.
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Hayward
H. F. McCarter
Cherryland
Kimball
Winton
Markham
Bret Harte School
Fairview
Bret
Harte
Harder Road
Anderson and Simonds
Hillcrest
Baywood
Bazel "Madsen
Grace Walfron End
Ronald Notley
Sonoma
Florence Phillips
American Schools Health Association
San Francisco
Whee
Fire damages roller rink in Ashland
A fire at a roller skating rink in Ashland caused about 400 dollars in damage to sanding machinery and related equipment. Fire department units responded after a call from instructor Rolly G. Matson at 5 30 p m. The blaze began when a cabinet burst into flames. officials cited possible spontaneous combustion in saw dust under a sanding machine. The rink is owned by Lester F L Donlittle of Hayward.
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Ashland
Rolly G. Matson
Pam
Matson
Lester Olivera
Lester FL. Donlittle
Pontiac Street
Hayward
CAL-WSC Pictures to Be Shown Tomorrow
Eden Chapter of the California Alumni Association will show films of the CAL-WSC football game at tomorrow's meeting. George A. Walter Jr. is program chairman and will announce the meeting location tomorrow.
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Red Cross-mobile
Veterans Memorial Building
Main Street
Cal-Wsc
Hayward
Eden
California Alumni Association
George A. Walter, Jr
Walter Sail
New Killer at Large Insect Paint Promises Lasting Clean Walls
A new product named Kill Kote is marketed to control flies mosquitoes gnats roaches and similar pests by painting walls or ceilings. It supposedly reduces odor and remains effective after washing with available colors and a clear option to rust-proof wire screens. Exclusive dealer Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy in Davis Shopping Center Redwood Laurel and AY Streets invites inquiries at LA 2-178 or B-374T.
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Castro ‘Valley
Wishart
Redwood Pharmacy
Davis
Redwood
Laurel
Easy to Pay Bills at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy
Castro Valley notices list bills for dights pas and EBMU sanitary district payable at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy in the Davis Shopping Center Redwood Caurel and A Streets. Store offers prescription service, parking, and public hours with a contact number WU 2-170 or LO 9-741.
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Castro Valley
E.B.M.U
Wishart
Redwood Pharmacy
Davis
Rediwood
Caurel
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