Lithofald Concern Gave Demo Chiefs Costly Cameras
Senate investigators heard claims that Lithofald firm donated Polaroid cameras to government-connected individuals after late 1968 at a gift price of 125 dollars each. Blauner and others defended the gifts as benign, while Boyle and others faced denials of any improper influence amid a widening probe of government ties and possible favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Ute Niin
Matthew Connetly
Willian Mt. Boyle Jr
J . J. Blauner
Washington
EL Murney Gratz
Boyle
Democraticational
Frank Prince
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Intentien
Blauner
Senate
Gand - Will
Branner
St. Louis
Unis
Iing
Litherald
RFC
Blaine
Internal Revenue
Prince
Danner
Ceril A. Green
Litheford
Iwan Agency
Green
Matt Connelly
Bill Royte
Turney Graty
Lithoford
Inronie
Handicapped Children Group Meeting Monday
The Handicapped Children's Organization will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday at the Luella filler section, 214k Bancroft Avenue, Tennelra. A special event of the evening will be a demonstration of their work given by the Kindergarten class.
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Bancroft Avenue
Tennelra
Choice for Works Clerk Narrowed to Two
Eden Township district directors narrowed the clerk of the works for hospital construction to two candidates. The finalists’ qualifications will go to architect Douglas Stone in San Francisco for review. Construction bids open Oct 11 with a contract likely within 30 days. the clerk may start about two to three weeks before construction begins.
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Hayward
Eden Township
Hita
Marvin Richardson
Douglas Stone
San Francisco
Stones
Richardson
Iyorks
Als
August Koenig
Aities Quakers
Hearing Oct 4 on Washington Area Bus Application
State Public Utilities Commission sets a 10 a.m. October 4 hearing in Hayward city hall council chambers on Spyros Sklivis bus line petition to operate a route via Grant Avenue and nearby streets into San Lorenzo Village Castro Valley. Sklivis Cranial Lines, based at 15808 Hesperian, seeks slight route changes with no changes to frequency rates or equipment.
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Hayward
State
Public Utilities Commission
Spyros
Sklivis
Washington Area
Thomas
Daly
Frank C. Sullivan
PUC Sperial
Grant Avenue
Alamitos
Lorenzo
West Avenue
152Nd
Consultant's Contract Renewed at Eden Hospital District
Eden Township hospital district directors quietly renewed the contract of consultant August W. Koenig after debates over his bid approval and forthcoming district expenses. The board set his fee at one percent of construction and equipment cost, with an estimated 28 000 dollars. Absent directors were expected to ratify later. The meeting also approved accepting fill from a road widening project along Lake Chabot road to be dumped at the hospital site under direction of the architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
August W. Koenig
Eden Township
Koenig
Lothe Board
M. P. Ream
Leslie L. Williams
Marvin Richardson
Tosi
Hayward Freeway Link Bids Expected Next Spring
L A Weymouth district highways engineer says bids for the Hayward Freeway Link along First Street from San Lorenzo Creek to Castro Street will likely be called early next spring. He notes 58 land parcels must be cleared, with clearing already underway, and construction not starting before April.
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May Ward
First Street
Hayward
San Lorene Creek
Castro
Jackson
Streets
L. A. Weymouth
State Division of Highways
Weymouth
Travel to Japan resumes for armed forces dependents
The Defense Department announced travel of dependents of armed forces to Japan will resume in early November on a limited scale. About 250 dependents from Seattle are slated to sail on a transport ship as the first group since the Korean outbreak, with additional groups to depart from Seattle or San Francisco.
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Washington
Defense Department
Japan
Seattle
San Francisco
New Officer Recruits Learning Fundamentals of Police Work
New officer recruits study basic police methods at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center under Alameda County Sheriff and state agency sponsorship. About 70 officers from northern California cities join through Oct 13. Curriculum covers arrest laws, search and seizure, traffic, civil defense, firearms, and interrogation with a five day teacher training session planned for Oct 15–19.
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Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center
Hayward
Peacs Offeers
Santa Rita
Alameda County Sheriff's Department
California
Cilies
Conaries
Schood
Jet
Floyd N. Heffron
John P
Palo Ang
Alameda County
Henry Oretta Army Private Dies in Action in Korea
Hayward California notes Pvt. Henry R. Oretta formerly of Hayward High School entered military service 14 months ago. He trained at Fort Ord El Paso and Camp Stoneman and was missing before being reported killed in action in Korea after about eight weeks there. His brother Captain Tony Oreita serves in the Army at Camp Stone Man with the family and other siblings Nancy Isabelle and Frank Overlee remain with their mother at 44557 Sybil Avenue.
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Hayward
Mary Oretta
Sybil Avenue
Department of the Army
Pvt
Henry R. Oretta
Asfssing Hag
Korea
Hayward High School
Pv. Oreita
Fort Ord
el Paso
Cannp Stoneman Hares
Cplt
Tony Oreita
Army
Camp Stoneman
Nancy
Isabelle
Frankiet Overlee
Central Front Under Massive UN Tank Drive In Korea
United Nations forces led by American tanks pierced three central front sectors near Pyongyang and Kwonsong as part of Operation Cleaver. North Korean radio admitted heavy fighting while UN jets destroyed several T-34 tanks. A vast artillery and air backup supported three Allied divisions in the single day advance, with substantial gains and reported enemy losses.
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Rightis
Korea
United Nations
Pyongkang
Kwensong
SBN
South
North Korea
Pyonpyang
Pyongyang
United States
Kumbwa
U.S
Reine
United Nations Command
Ines
Wir
Hens
New Note to Communists by Ridgway
Tokyo reports that General Ridgway completed a note to the Communist high command after talks with Pentagon chiefs in Washington. The note may seek safeguards against Communist propaganda and disruption of cease fire talks at Kaesong, with possible joint UN Communist patrols and air patrols as new safeguards.
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Ridgway
Tokyo
Matthew BR. Tidgway
Wo Vale
Conmitnie High Command
United Nations Supreme
Pentagonehliefs
Washington
Fuyts
United Nations
Kaesong
Hole
Dhe
Puy Mun Jom
Hinwever
Final Stocks Rally as Nickel Plate Lifts Rail Market
New York stocks closed with strength in railroad issues led by Nickel Plate which gained over two points after the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a five for one split. Rails and industries rebounded from sharp July declines as profit taking eased, with oils among the notable gainers recovering from earlier lows near session end.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fire District Annexation Being Talked
Hay Ward reports ongoing discussion on annexing the Second Avenue W Street East Avenue area into the Fairview fire protection district. Bill Wolters, chief, says residents favor the move. after 50 percent area property value signatures are gathered, county bodies must approve. Annexation would add about 300 homes to reach 1000, funding hydrant installation and delaying rate relief for five to six years until hydrants are in place.
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Uieir
Praerty
County Boundary Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Wolters
Stockton Man Dies After Car Crash and Heart Attack Uncertainty
Stockton resident Gilbert N. Macy, 64, died after his car crashed into a power pole near Redwood Road on Highway 1225 at Fairmont hospital. An autopsy would determine if injuries from the crash or a heart attack caused the death, making him the Slat Southern Alameda county traffic fatality for the year.
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Castro Valley
Dovince
Gilbert N. Macy
Macy
Stockton
Fairmont Hospital
Redwood Road
Alameda County
U S Workers Assured of Pay Raises
Washington reports more than 1,500,000 federal workers secured first day raises since 1949. House and Senate conferees must settle the amount. House approved retroactive $400 boosts for postal civil service and other government workers. Senate favored a 4 percent average raise with about $366 top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Us.r
House-Senate
Heyl
House
Senate
Unis
DiSalle predicts end of price controls by 1953
Portland speech by Michael DiSalle argues price controls will end in 1953 when U S production meets military and civilian needs. He warns inflation can’t be curbed by taxes alone and cites defense spending exceeding 100 billion dollars next year. He supports continued controls and credit financing of the defense program until targets are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
U.pt
Michael DiSalle
U. S
DiSalle
Ansswer
Sacramento
Stele Highway Commission
Commission
American Federation of Exception
Lathor
San Francisco
Bayshore
Linn Winter Nathan
Palo Alto
Damages Awarded to Oakland Woman After Bus Collision
An Alameda county Superior court jury awarded 335,000 damages to Mrs. Myrtle Jessiman, 58, Oakland, for injuries she suffered last year when her car was struck by a Key System bus.
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Oakland
Alameda County Superior Court
Myrtle Jessiman
Polio's Aftermath Dims for Honeybear Warren on New York Visit
Nina Honeybear Warren, 17, youngest daughter of California's governor, says polio aftereffects are less troublesome than arranging sightseeing with her busy father during her first visit to New York since illness. She notes she can do most activities if she avoids fatigue and high heels, plans a Manhattan boat tour, and may take a correspondence course after returning home.
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Elizabeth Toomey
New York
WPI
Nina
Honeybear
Manhattan
Yeould
Warren
Honeybone
Yennesser
Dorothy
California
Heneybear
Charleston
Disapproved agenda items trigger council walkout in Hayward
The Hayward city council meeting ended amid disarray as Magny Carlos Hee and Silk Wilson walked out in protest while councilman Vic Hale attempted to sustain a motion. Mayor Bee blamed Wilson and city staff Irene Jamieson and Harry Shatto for eliminating items to speed the session. Action included approving a final map near Tennyson, sewer hookup for Manuel Vieira, an off street parking bond marketing contract with R A Moulton, and a Dolan Lumber salvage plan for the Gondrich building at 764 Castra Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Gondrich
Dolan
Match Causes $50 Damage to Home
A match thought out caused $50 damage at the home of Mrs. Joan Ctroser, 21, 2943 Castell Valley boulevard in Castro Valley yesterday morning. She said she had lit the oven and put the match in refuse in a fire sink. The refuse caught fire and the blaze spread to walls and to the attic.
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Castro Valley
Joan Ctroser
Castell Valley Boulevard
Chrozer
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