William George Hill Rites Set for Monday
William George Hill 84 died yesterday in Hayward. Funeral services with burial at Evergrega Cemetery follow Monday at 2:30 p.m. in Garden Chapel. Survived by wife Sanity Po and several children including Mrs Mula Brown, mes Within dy Nascimento, and others.
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Faywand
George
Hill
Hayward
Iveld
Tony
Evergrega Cemetery
Venseytainin
Suevneed
Sanity Po
Sud
Mula
B. Brown
Dy Nascimento
Mary Luuyeen
Alamedi
Kohan Wo
Mrowi
Qeldaad
Intewid Williams Nincprenin
Tayweid
Rent Eeevenae Caer
Chidren
Funeral Rites Set For One-Year-Old
The funeral is announced for a one year old, child of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wain Kunonga. Interment will be at Finly Baptist memorial. Survived by siblings Cavell Robert and Albert, and 20 step siblings.
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Kunonga
Albert
Sorensen Hinethurs Sauituiri
Aime
Second Avenue
Oe Mendis
Flizmbeth
Snuteti Lewitt
Robert, Cavell
Death Notice for Penanedyailia Native in Garden Church Funeral
Obituary note records the death of a Penanedyailia native at age unspecified. Service details include a funeral at Vie Garaen Garden Church and rites led by local clergy.
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MGS
Barmy
Ate
Wiling
Mary Langer
Chaklaid
Dane
Penanedyailia
Vie Garaen Chuo
Met Font Mortars
eCaig
Thayaeaed
Heluen TM
Chinling Sersiers
Recuataniy Ta Lary
Hba
Unclear OCR Text with Names and Times
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and locations including Wari Pravida, Hafey, Samos, Mery Martel, Theo Hofer, Castia Valles, Crmeusne, Crmeusne native Cal e, Chitst ote Wail Creek, Alton, and Castration Cabtt Halas. Mentions a male mortar bake caper Cunad and an event set for 2 o'clock with a veil of illegible details at a place called Chyiceh.
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Wari
Pravida
Hafey
Uneel
Chitstote Wail
Uxlit
Frente
Alton
Telegraphic Tabloids Bluff Through Nonsense
A garbled item from a colonial era page offers fragmented names and places with no clear event. The text reads as a jumble of altered names and stray phrases, lacking coherent details or dates.
Union Official Foresees Jet Plant Strike Averted
A union official in BURBANE reveals a strike at a jet plant seems assured unless concessions occur. He cites 25,000 workers and demands including 105 percent wage boosts and union shop terms. President John Snider of the Machinists Association notes the push plans to shift negotiations to Washington.
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Burbane
Sn Lottay
Alewvuff
Sl Foran
John Snider
Biturs Mahone
Machinismn Association
AFL
Jnr
Leek Sachamas
Calif
nLit
Walt Shaws
Calfornie
ELIN
Hola ST Grs
iWashineton
Yinon Walind
Wishineton
Police seize alcohol during jail crew raid in Okla town
In Marietta Oklahoma sheriff’s deputies set up a raid after a local barbecued crowd gathered near a jail. Eleven men were detained and ten bottles of liquor and several items were found during the search. The chaotic scene ended without further incident as authorities secured the area.
Ambiguous Regional Health Study Reported
A Bay Area council summary notes health metrics with unclear wording. The report cites Coit Public Health Department figures and compares Bay Area metrics to California and U.S. totals, showing a 14.9 percent below state level and 27 percent below national benchmarks.
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Trevard
Bay Area Council
Phermuineil
Coit
California
U.S
Kidder Wins Stanford University Scholarship
The article profiles Hay Waku-James Kidder, a high school student at Ha Wai High, who earned a Stanford University scholarship. It notes his winning of the BeHuishi award, mentions his parents and local recognition, and highlights his early commitment and preparation for college.
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HAY Waku
James
Gehotarshiy
Shi Munserot
Wilkes Sterling
University
I Widder
Chi
Stanford
Ana Morsatus
Mo Aie
Sirlder
Ha ’Wail High School
Optometric Group Plans Meeting After War Recess
Dr Marlo D Sarver, president of the optometrists association, announced a new meeting after the war recess. The event is set for Tuesday evening at the Shulluck Hotel in Berkeley, with details about who will attend and topics to be discussed forthcoming.
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Costa Canles
Ie Shuilluck
Herkeley
Thesday
Ils Pry
Marlo D. Sarver
Lava
Optrimetrist
Tosslyg Bomarhely
Chicago
Centennia
Cartan S. Proctor
Amoricdiy Gockety
Cletl Engineers
Russia
Mrs. Proctor
Bus Rams Rear Of Slow Truck In New Jersey Crash
A southbound Greyhound on the New Jersey Turnpike rear end a slow truck four miles south of Bordentown injuring 26. Trooper Glens Wash said 28 were hospitalized with two seriously hurt as the bus front was ripped open. The crash near Mount Holly, Trenton and Camden sent victims to area hospitals. The wrap of injuries included Murray Rosenfield and Louise Poever among the seriously hurt. bus driver Joseph W. Fox suffered a fractured leg and other injuries.
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Bordentown
Greyhound
Glens “Sas Wash
Moth
Burdentownys
S Hatiow
Lowash
Sowash
Dham
Sorma
Washington
New York
Willian
Wines
Conyers
May
Sid
James
Troopay
Lim
Owash
Jame
Mount Hally
Trenton
Camden
N. J
Murray Rosenfield
Suller
Louise Poever
Milwood
W.va
Regina Rosecius
York
Germany
Rosenfield
Josenh W. Fox
Philadelphia
Rosen
Norfolk
Eleas
Fiesenfield
Fox
Taft and Eisenhower to Meet in GOP Campaign Tug
Washington report says Senator Taft and General Eisenhower may meet next week amid Republican nomination jockeying. Taft avoids commitment, cites no fixed date, while Eisenhower aides push for an early conference in New York or Chicago.
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John L. Steele
Washington
Chicago
New York
Taft
United Press
Eisenhower
John
Cangiidite
Risrnhower
Ineti
Senate
GOP
Flo
Campaian
Ae Ding
Rexpansi
Pitehting Inka
What Candidates Are Doing Today
Nixon speaks at Sava Yar moth Freeport Brunswick and Augusta May Blavensan speaks at National Plowing Contest Kasson Minn THADpan CST Speech recorded for radio net and brondenat at 1 pm Sparkman reads Democratic rally at Puirant Okla Tulsa in evening.
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Frebe Eienhower
Tochester
Minn
Kassa
Mili
al Nann
Thadpan
CST
Jlaw Nbg Radio Netavarle Brondenat
Tinian High School
Chevenna
Wyoy
Bilapam
Mst
Sparkman
Puirant
Okla
Tulsa
Key System Honors School I D Cards
Oakland transit lines will honor last semester I D cards presented by school students until September. The courtesy extends to all students for reduced ride rates to secure new I D cards for the current semester. Only the new cards will be honored after the cutoff.
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Oakland
Key System Transit Lines
Seprester
Looking Forward Looking Forward 1 Event
Fragmented OCR text notes a scheduled event or contest titled Looking Forward Looking Forward 1 with names Rammage wei Fam and Amaranih affiliation. Mentions perhaps a forest setting and a morning gathering at 9 a.m. with sponsors including Denich S erhoed.
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Rammage Wei
Oailand
Amaranih
Forest of
Amarin
Bieta Balk
Tos Harward
Bath
Chile
Fide
Denich Serhoed
Caudle Slated For 2 Sessions Over Weekend
A House judiciary subcommittee plans two weekend sessions to probe Justice Department operations and Caudle dismissal amid documents claimed by Caudle. Rep. Chell and Rep. Keating say unknown evidence may surface. Caudle, now a lawyer in Weldeshoro, declined to reveal travel plans. The inquiry seeks corruption or undue influence in enforcement while Caudle’s testimony faces public airing. Holmes and Keating hint more secrets may follow, with public sessions possible within days.
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Washington, Il
House
Justice Department
Lamar Caudle
Ag Ly Geovernment
Frank L. Chell
Enid Caudle
Kenneth By
Kealing
Roth
Caudle
Wedeshoro
N.C
Touman Bist
Cornspati
Ghelf
Krating
Wheather Ceudie
Department
Gmudlo
Keating
Chelf
UC Pathologist To Speak On Poultry Disease
Hayward school program announces UC extension poultry-pathologist Dr A. 5. Tose Wild will discuss new disease information in poultry. He speaks Sept 15 at Hayward High School cafeteria and Sept 16 at Livermore High School, covering air sac infection, disease formation, vaccines and prevention.
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Hayward
Tosewild
University of California Extension
Hayward High School
Livernere High
Suhun
Stanley Cones
Alameds County
Sud
Medal of Honor Winner Galer Returns Home After Mishap
Santa Ana resident and World War I hero Galer, a Medal of Honor recipient, returned home after his war plane was shot down behind enemy lines. He parachuted and was rescued by helicopter, suffering injuries but surviving the ordeal as he evacuated to safety.
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Lukyo
Col Kobjot KR
Galer
United States
Santa Ana
Calif
Shes
Beeme
Simfrenkinge
Hurricane Moves Slowly Toward Sea
The Atlantic hurricane was moving very slowly toward the northeast at 4 to 6 miles per hour. Advisory placed it about 430 miles east of Wilmington, North Carolina, as shipping avoided the storm and winds neared the sea.
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Miami
Fin
Jess
Rayos
Caralina Cokat Oren Cvatt
Miami Weather Bureau
Buccav
Wilmington
N.C
Expensive Stamp Shown At Sacramento Fair Exhibit
A display at the state fair booth by the Stamp Club features a replica of the world’s priciest stamp, a magenta British Guiana from 1856 valued around 50 000 dollars. The real stamp is kept safe, with the replica shown to fairgoers.
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Sacramento
Bairgourt
Sec
Stamp Club
British Guiana
Atom scientist accused of poor judgement on secrets
Testimony shows Dr Condon defended as National Bureau of Standards leader amid atom security questions. Rep Jackson pressed for new report while noting Condon answered some questions satisfactorily yet revealed gaps in thinking. Condon denied communist ties and said he had limited associations with suspected figures. he acknowledged acquaintances with a suspected spy.
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Atom Scientist
Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Donald T. Jackson
Calif
Liecanmittee
Cunden
Tealing
Cabforna
Cundea
Cayatng Glass Coniyeauie
John S. Wood
D-Ga
Colambteo
Treavenings Lariny
St. Lileo's
Hingpilal
Jackson
Can Jdon
Copdon
PittsBugh
Ameriegn ‘Soviet Friendship
Amerie Wcho-Spytel
Ifiy Soviety
Olfslnats
National Council For Amerigh- Soviet Priendehiyy
Canion Pso
Finis
Natlat Silermaster
Coutlor
Elizabeth Bentlay
Sivermaster
Silvermaste
Sestimo
Harold Hi. Veldu
R-1
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Mill Valley Record
Atte Lubsisters' Association
Erlish R. Allan
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Roberts
University of California
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William George Hill
the Daily Review
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Betty Clark
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Robert Maisler
Rte Institution
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Horton Bone
Kavern
Ainehrd
Aix
Walter
Kidder
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Thea
Bert
Maley Spencar Tracy
Pat
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Suhdatch Tech
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Guster
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Re5ter Stromboli
East Lansing
Mich
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Bichi
BU State
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University of the Hyukus
Okinawa
Tho’ Ty
Michigan State
Tga
Theater & Hayward
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Marines
Silver Creek
Senorita
Moscow
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A. J. Mikoyan
B.A Bulgadb
M. Molotov
Choyun Lai
Shi Che
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Towner
Lucerne
Ovie Bank
Faisal
Elisabeth Taylor
Larry Parks
Armstrong
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Perrenehy Sma
Ce Tancer
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Nus
Leopard Man
William H. Meyers
Shicago
Hose
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Walnut Creek
Cal
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Crowe
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