U. S. Envoy to Ireland Matthews Dies at 65
Omaha report states P. J. Matthews, former U. S. Ambassador to Ireland and ex Navy Secretary, died suddenly of a heart attack at 9 18 AM CST while on vacation. The wealthy Omaha attorney and Roman Catholic lay leader had planned to return to Dublin when the new administration takes over. He served in government and Democratic circles, led Knights of Columbus, and had been an official in WW II relief efforts. His death leaves five children with his wife Marguerite at his side.
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Youths Held for Russell City Theft
Three juveniles, two AWOL from the Navy, are in Alameda County Juvenile Detention for investigation after a shed at Russell City junk yard was broken into. Missing items include a pistol, stamps, gold pieces, a silver tank, a lever and jewels. Deputies report part of the loot located and suspect activity traced to pawn shops.
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High School Students Debate United Nations Week
Rebels talk on U N Hay WaAnD san Lorenco high school students present views on the United Nations Monday. Payward Roly club members launch their observance in United Nations Week. On a high school radio panel are Caro lyn Crasien Ursula Collins and Jerry Welwr.
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Lorenzo Child Struck by Auto
Patrick Clarke fiveyearold son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Clarke of 222 Via Pachaco was struck by a car while playing near Vin Pachico with other youngsters yesterday afternoon. Driver Franklin G Stuart twentyfive of 63 Via Cavalla was cited. Attendants at Highland hospital reported the boy’s condition was satisfactory.
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Local Man Shot and Wife Questioned in Alameda Case
Emily Clark, 29, held at Santa Rita prison as deputies investigate whether her husband David B. Clark, 36, was murdered or died by his own hand after a 32 caliber pistol wound to the head. He died at Fairmont Hospital after being shot yesterday afternoon.
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US Troops Capture Triangle Mountain in Korean Front
US infantrymen completed control of Triangle mountain after a five hour battle, seizing Pike's Peak amid a Chinese counterattack. Despite losses on both sides, the 7th Division pushed Chinese forces from the crest, as lines of reinforcements and rockets affected further combat toward nearby Sniper Ridge.
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Burglary Report Targets Union Oil Station in San Leandro
Deputies seek burglars who escaped in a new car after robbing a Union Oil station at 14810 Hast 14th Street. Ed ward Appleton owned the station. the break-in occurred between 7 and 9 p.m. last night. Leonard Prichard, morning attendant, discovered the crime this morning.
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Tourney Tonight at Hayward Bridge Club Open
The Hayward area bridge club hosts a viral monthly master point open tournament tonight at the Recreation clubhouse on Experis Boulevard. Participants gather for a start at sunset.
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North Korea Demands UN Seat In Korean War Talks
North Korea’s government asserted it must participate in any United Nations discussions on the Korean War. Foreign Minister Pak Hoon Wong sent a message to the UN General Assembly demanding a delegate for the Korean People’s Republic. Pyongyang warned that any assembly decision without DPRK participation would be invalid.
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Washington H S bonds approved for expansion
Washington High School bond issue of 31700,000 was approved to fund twelve new classrooms, a cafeteria, and an auditorium with a gym. The measure passed after an hour of discussion amid concerns about a local power shortage and the impact on future school facilities in Hayward.
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Narcotics Raid Nabs Hayward Man and Seizures at Home
Hayward sheriff deputies raided 407 Fourth Avenue last night arresting Rudell Hightower of Russell City on possession charges. Officers found drug paraphernalia and white powders with empty capsules. three youths at the home were released after questioning. Hightower, a longtime heroin addict, allegedly paid $20 weekly to fuel his habit and had been taking a sedative to ease withdrawal.
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Court Rejects UC Loyalty Clause in University Standoff
California Supreme Court upholds Levering Act loyalty oath for state employees while ruling UC regents oath unconstitutional. Six to one yes on Levering Act, unanimous on invalidating UC faculty oath. Faculty objectors reinstated if they sign Levering Act oath amid broader state loyalty requirements.
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Vishinsky Hurls New Charges at U N
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky charged at the United Nations that the United States is prolonging the Korean War to ease its economic troubles. He blamed the United States Britain and France for war psychology and accused American monopolists of profits while calling for peace. He warned of NATO and Western powers blocking settlements and cited food shortages as a direct result of capitalist aggression.
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Flames Destroy Decota Church in Fire Disaster
Fire at Our Lady of the Holy Rosary parish in Decota destroyed the church and damaged a new multipurpose hall. Fire Chief Roland Bendel estimated losses at $10,000 after two hours of effort. Assistance came from Niles and Centerville fire units. Father Ralph Duggan heads the parish.
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Donahue claims Nixon funds exist amid racism charge
District of Columbia commissioner Donahue accused Nixon of maintaining at least two political funds and urged Senator Nixon to disclose the amount in a special account beyond the $16,235 expense fund raised by wealthy Californians. He pressed for transparency on source and total funds.
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McCarran Bill Sparks White House Civil War
President Truman accused Dwight D. Eisenhower of moral blindness and race-tinged views linked to the McCarran Walter immigration bill. GOP leaders blasted the charge as false and anti American bigotry as party lines clash over immigration policy and political fate.
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Ike Holds Out False Hope in Korea War Debates
President Truman assails Eisenhower for holding out false hope to mothers in America, claiming he cannot pull U S troops from Korea now. Eisenhower schedules New York speeches and a two week White House run, while Stevenson campaigned from Texas and Garner’s home, courting loyalty from Texas Democrats. Byrd and Nixon offer sharp critiques of Stevenson, highlighting party divisions and trust concerns.
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Nixon aides dispute funds in DC campaign charges
Press secretary James Bassett said there were two Nixon funds in reply to District of Columbia Commissioner F. Joseph Donohue. He identified an $11,000 campaign fund run through the Republican finance committee of California and said it was separate from the $1,000 fund Nixon later told the public about.
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Reds Drive Back French Near Hanoi Amid Push to Front
Reds and Viet Minh forces advance near Hanoi driving French Union troops back from M’Ghialo, the key fortified town 90 miles north west of Hanoi. Heavy rebel reinforcements move toward N’Ghailo as the wage stabilization board signals a broad strike risk from miners.
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Allen to Speak at Eisenhower-Nixon Dinner in San Lorenzo
Allen of the 7th district will be principal speaker at a fund raising Eisenhower-Nixon dinner at Villa Lorenzo in San Lorenzo scheduled for Wednesday at 7 oclock. Walter Baumann, headquar ters chairman, said the event aims to raise funds and no election plans will be announced at the dinner.
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False Alarm Triggers Chester Massacre Echoes in Search
Chester California town reels after last week’s brutal killings as 300 armed residents search for missing Leonard Hawking 24 Don McLaughlin 18 and Coral Jean Hawkins 2. The trio, last seen heading to a Chester theater owned by suspect Louis Blair, were found near Highway 34 four miles north. Blair, in custody in Reno, is linked to the murders and robbery as fear and doubt ripple through the community.
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Juveniles Haunt Barn Destroyed By Fire Near Norris and Iron Canyon
Hayward fire crews battled a blaze that partially destroyed a large old barn north of Norris and Iron Canyon roads. Deputies investigate possible juvenile party connection after last night’s gathering. the barn stored hay for a month. Leased by Edward M Reilas, the structure housed last year’s hay and could have held up to four weeks of crop hay. Firefighters from multiple departments fought the flames, hampered by dry fuels and water access.
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