Hostile Soviet Bomber Shot Down Off Korea
UN reports a Russian marked bomber opened fire on UN naval forces off Korea and was shot down by a UN fighter. The incident sparked speculation on Soviet policy as the UN Security Council prepared for votes on Russia and responses to alleged North Korean aggression.
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Korea
Lake Success
N.Y
United Nations
Phines
United States
UN Secwity Council Nivets al . Pom
Russia
Kure
Sword
Qelowi Avob
A. Malik
Trygve Lip
Cladwyn Debh
UN Security Council
Ernest Grass
U.S
Security Council
Mishin “Ennadii Vailebiy
Ussr
Panol
Republic of Korea
Nlow
Jacob A. Malik
Warren A. Austin
Mabile
India
Sweden
Ching
Manchuria
Warren J. Austin
Malik Beyran
Notice of Public Hearing on Rental Housing Shortage in Hayward
Legal notice states a petition in the City of Hayward calls for a public hearing to determine if there is a shortage of rental housing and accommodations. The hearing is set for eight p.m. on a date in September in Hayward City Hall with evidence required from all parties. The City Clerk, Irena Templeton Jamieson, signs the notice.
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Caty
Taywaned
Cie Camiell
Flayward
Esol
Daly
Hayward
Cowell
Winywards
Cty of
Law Arch
Alnincda Charity
Calfornia
Sn Magey
Petral
Ely
Cpey Colinchl
Irena Templeton Jamieson
City of
Sin Na
LudAue
City of Faywacd Seeks Public Hearing On Sewer Assessment
On August 20 2980 the Superintendent of Streets of Faywacd announces a public hearing at City Hall to consider the sewer construction assessment for specific streets. Property owners and other interested parties may appeal the assessment or contract terms to the City Council in writing before the hearing date. Irene Templeton Tamieson, City Clerk, Dated August 28.
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Faywacd
Sal
N.S
Ciby Hall
Piya
Clark
Hayward
Irene Cempleton
Tamieson
Tiny
Charles Perry wins second prize for roses at fair
Charles Perry of Hayward won a second prize with his field grown roses on opening day of the 1950 California State Fair in Sacramento entries. Alameda County prizes included first in greenhouse roses by Avansing Mortensen Co Estudillo St. First prize in orchard went to J Reaves of San Leandro. Alameda County also won first prize in a garden entry from Twin Speed Waiewiew district. Alameda County Day featured a Alameda County handicap race with Mrs. Harry Bartell presenting the winning jockeys prize carnation. We Give S&H Green Stamps
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Charles Perry
Hayward
California
Avansing Mortensen Company
Estudillo Stuliod
J. Reaves
San Lexandro
County of
Alameda
Coleous
Waiewiew
Alameda County
Concannon Vineyards
Wente Brothers
Cresta Blanes Company
Livermore
Weibel Wd Son
Mission San Jose
Ruby In
Pleasanton
Shikanm Brothers
Centerville
Ihe
Seniators
Harry Bartell
San Leandro
Startling Truman rebukes Marines over role in navy
President Truman says the Marine Corps is the Navy's police force and has a propaganda machine almost equal to Stalin's. He replies to Rep. Gordon McDonough that Marines remain under Navy control and that their role should stay within naval military structure. Senators McCarthy and Hickenlooper condemn the remarks as unpatriotic and contemptuous of Marines in Korea.
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Washington
U.P
Dent Truman
Navy
Stalin
Congress
Congressional Record
Gordon L. McDonough
R. Calif
Marine’ Corps
Marine Corps
Army
Tam Mare Thin Hanpy
Naval Operations
Harry & Touman
McDonough
Olenawa
Wake Island
Koraa
Mysient’ Remirk
We Army
U.pi
Stein
Sen. Joseph. KR. McCarthy
Ry Wis
Marine Air
Catif
Foum
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Joint Chiefs
Chief of Naval Operations
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate
Roosevelt assails Warren anti labor record in California
Roosevelt charges Gov Warren with the worst anti labor record in state history saying his actions supported the Taft Hartley act and opposed reapportionment. He faults Warren for 1947 measures, the jurisdictional disputes act, and appointing Knowland ally Bryant, at AFL Labor Day events in Pasadena and Sunland.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Bark Wieren
California
James Roosevelt
William Sugwland
Roosevelt
Passadena
Sunland
Calif
Warren
Inter
Knowland
Gov. Warren
Senate
Sen
State
James G. Bryant
Bryant
California Federation of Labor
C.J. Haggerty
Two Stores Open in New Locations on B Street
The new location of Tienny's Baby Furniture and Toys at 944 B Street and The Fabric Center at 950 B Street opened this morning. Owners Mr and Mrs Harry Suffin announce special opening sales Thursday through Saturday. The Galls host grand opening Saturday for their baby store.
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Tienny’s
Fabric Center
B Street
Harry Suffin
Henry Gall
Hickenlooper on Marines stance clashes with Congress
Hickenlooper asserts that labeling Marines as merely a police force insults the body and betrays congressional intent. He argues McCarthy echoed the president’s claim that Marines are not just a police force, counter to what Congress provided for in the unifications act.
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Hickenlooper
McCarthy
Congress
Primaries Spotlight Nevada Utah Senate Nominees
Nevada senatorial favorite Pat McCarran seeks a fourth term against Las Vegas attorney George Franklin while Utah Republican Wallace Bennett battles state senator Rue Clage. The Democratic field includes Elbert Thomas Jr. in New York the Dewey camp eyes a March convention, with other states following Nevada and Utah in primaries shaping the general election.
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Py United
BAESS
Nevada
Utilloglay
Fox
Senate
Pat McCarran
George Franklin
Las Vegas
Utah
Wallace V. Bennett
National Association of Manufacturers
GOP
Rue L. Clage
Elbert
Thomas
New York
F Ormer
James A. Farley
Franklin DB. Roosevelt, Jr
Oscar Ewing
Walter A. Lynch
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Ariel
Davey
Joe R. Stanley
Herbert H. Lehman
McCarran
Franklin
Fatae
Kendrick Johnson
Aost
Mail Pillmunt
Aly
Roland
Barbecue Honoring HUHS Officials and Advisory Boards
Hayware high school teachers association hosts a barbecue honoring HUHS administrators and advisory boards. Helen Silver chairs the event at Orland Close's home, 528 Sixth Street, Dielehet, with attendees including the board of directors, the teachers advisory board, administrators, and guests Harry Fosdick and John Mayes from community groups.
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Hayware High School
Teachers’ Association
Helen Silver
Orland Close
Sixth Street
Diel Ehet
Frank Berne
Harry Fosdick
California Teachers Association
John Mayes
Waitress Says Boy Friend Was Just Treating Her Hip
Invan Muys Washington a Labor Day picnic leads to a misread call as officers arrest Mrs. Jean Fervis 28 and Elmer Kastler 34 of Bakersfield on trespassing charges after a confused claim a friend was injured and being treated. The duo pleaded innocence claiming they were mistakenly inside another residence.
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van Muys
Harry
Murphy
Jean Fervis
Elmer
Astler
Bakersfied
Kasdorf
Democratic and Republican nominees chosen for Nevada and Utah races
Wiley, attorney rancher from Las Fest led a slate as three other Democrats and five Republicans sought gubernatorial nominations. Democrats and Republicans also chose nominees for one congressional seat from Nevada and Utah. Incumbents Walter S. Baring of Nevada and Walter I. Granger were up for renomination. Reva Peek was another name among the candidates.
Crusade for Freedom Week Proclaimed by Warren in California
Governor Earl Warren designated a Crusade for Freedom Week in California warning of Communist threats abroad and at home. He urged all Californians to join the fight by signing a freedom scroll and supporting the initiative.
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Warren
California
Sacramento
Earl Warren
Mrs. Alice Smalley Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Alice Smalley longtime Haywire Parish native Dough member and Stay ward Presbyt church figure died Monday after four years of illness. She leaves her husband James D. Smalley and was active in Hill and Valley club. Funeral set for 2 pm Thursday September 7 at Garden Chapel Pratt Flierl mortuary. She was sister of Parsl at Alminecht Clark of Berkeley and William Garrelson of San Francisco and the late John Garrelson of Oakland.
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Alice G. Smiley
Friedelyn Senilaviuen
Haywire Parley- 122
Golden West
Hill and Valley Club
Pratt
Parl
Parsl
Alminecht
Clark
Berkeley
William Garrelson
San Francisco
John Garrelson
Oakland
Wait Until Good Pick Is Prospect in Tomato Harvest
Farm advice from Pari Advisor Leo Benson of the University of California extension weighs when to pick tomatoes. He notes that picking only when a square vipe shows harvest quality, compares inside versus outside color, and explains color development with temperature. Longer intervals between picks improve color and reduce load rejections. inside color is usually better in warm weather, poorer in late fall.
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Pari
Leo Benson
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Tidas
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Charley's Drugs
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the Daily Review
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Alice Smalley
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J. J. Marques
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Cubes
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Duakre
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Wrights Strawberry Preserves
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