Purely Personal by John Sandoval in chaotic baby tale
An iffy, humorous personal column narrates a chaotic morning with Marian, Guy, and a vigorous year and four months old baby. The piece sketches domestic antics, rough humor, and a slapstick sequence of diaper changes, spilled milk, broken glasses, and a wandering infant, ending with a sleepy clock reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradder
Markin
Sandoval
Marian
Jonathan
Atudder
Sin
Dr. Denton
Guy
Amma
Marshall Hopes for China Truce and Unity Talks
General George C. Marshall presses for a cease fire in Manchuria and negotiates with Chiangs Kai-Shek and Maoist leaders. Talks aim to win Communist adherence while Marshall plans to depart for Nanking, with a week-late resumption window cited.
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Byrnes
China
Marshall
Manchuria
Isingthily
Chou En-Lai
Chiang Kai-Shee
Lo Lung-Chi
Chinese Democratic League
Nanking
Nankington
Daylight Time Returns Across Eastern States Sunday
Eastern states prepare to advance clocks one hour for daylight saving time with 2 am activation. 25 states east of the Potomac will observe until Sept 29, including New York Chicago and Philadelphia. District of Columbia and 23 western and southern states stay on standard time. The Outlaw: Jane Russell case awaits jury decision on obscenity charge as The Quilay film remains impounded at police HQ.
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New York
America
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Connecticut
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New Jlampstire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Maine
Aire Lines
Regula Network
District of Columbia
San Francisco
Jane Russell
Miss Russell
Billy the Kid
One-Man Crime Inc. Choir Singer Sentenced in Forgery Case
SAN FRANCISCO judge Herbert C. Star sentences former choir singer Alfred Leonard Cline to nine consecutive forgery counts totaling up to 120 years. Prosecutors linked him to the disappearances and deaths of four elderly women, alleging he used forged signatures to obtain funds. Cline faces at least nine years before state review, deemed a menace to society and unfit for reintegration.
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San Francisco
Su- Bariot
Dlerbert
Ludi Brvinidiegh
Alfred Leonard Cling
Flit Cline
Judas
Cline
Oh, the Martins and the Coys flare in Georgia feud
In Savannah Georgia a prolonged feud between the Jeffers and Bennett brothers erupted last night when Woodrow and L Hugh Bennett forced entry with an axe and fired a shotgun. Seven Jeffers family members were wounded but expected to survive. The Bennetts were jailed on charges of assault with intent to murder.
Group Plans to Stimulate Democratic Principles
An initial group of 19 met to plan a program to improve intercultural and interracial relations in MMenes. Rev. Myron Merrell chaired, following Buell Gallagher's February speech, aiming at democratic living and equal rights across education employment housing recreation and civil society. Members will sign a pledge embodying equality ideals, with committees on membership education and forum and a town hall fall event with three outside speakers planned for Trinity church parish hall on May 16 at 4 p.m.
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Mmenes
Myron Merrell
Buell Gallagher
Sider Democratic
Trinity Church
Minna Collier
Tony Foster
Hjalmar Hakatison
T. C. Harris
Misa Elizabeth Helz
Berrell
Ford Kiesel
Stella Larson
Lilliat ‘McBarean
Cora Rackle
Jack Rees
Clarence Rust
Alice &, Rogers
Corel Rogora
Angelina Silveira
Alta White
Railroads in Coal Shortage Tied to Steel Furnace Closures
Railroads faced coal shortages as steel furnaces closed after a miners strike. John L. Lewis warned of a 76,000 miner strike, with potential to join 400,000 allied miners if health and welfare demands not met. About 90,000 workers idle. rubber plant shutdowns averted. Spokane bus drivers settle after a 950 driver walkout. Labor Secretary Schwellenbach planned new talks and indicated conciliatory moves amid resumption of joint conferences. Major rail lines reported below average coal supplies.
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United Press
Steeel
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
CARL
B. F. Goodiigh Rubber
Akron
Spokane
Wash
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Sehwellenbach
Lewis
Sehswellenbach
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Southern
Missouri and Pacific
Driver Cited After Headon Collision
Jivmie Simmons was cited for driving while under the influence after a head on collision last night. Simmons and one other person suffered minor injuries, and Simmons’ car struck Walter Rose at 1776 Princeton Street. Mya Roge riding with her husband also sustained minor injuries.
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Jivmie Simmons
Simmons
Walter Rose
Princeton Street
Mya
Roge
Green Cross fund drive names chairmen for East Bay program
B. Remnara vice president of Bank of America has been named special gifts chairman and Hunt general chairman of the Green Cross fund drive. The drive begins May 13 to support an ongoing accident prevention program in the East Bay region under the East Bay chapter of the National Safety Council.
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B. Remnara
Bank of America
Lowall‘. Hunt
Eastbay
East Bay
National Safety
PG&E Strike Vote Set
SAN FRANCISCO UP Paci fe Gas and Electric company saved a strike threat that would paralyze nine northern California counties. CIO utility workers charged the company with dishonesty in announcing wage talks results and plan a mass meeting in Oakland to set a strike date. The walkout could cut electric power light gas and water for about 2 million people with five to 10 days notice. A May 3 strike date is possible. Union seeks 20 per cent raise, while AG&E says the 24 per cent increase for 11,000 employees is automatic and unrelated.
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San Francisco
Pacife Gas and Electric Company
California
CIO
Oakland
Don Stofle
Stofle
Oanliast
G&e
Concilalor
Williamn H. Curtin
Spain May Vote on Franco Ouster
Reliable sources reported Madrid plans a July 18 national referendum on whether Gen Francisco Franco should continue as chief of state. The date marks the civil war outbreak anniversary and Francastes press him to agree amid Argentina’s Peron win.
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Madrid
U.P
Francisco Franco
Francastes
Juan Peron
Argentina
Nationwide food drive retools to cash payments May 12
The campaign shifts to cash contributions starting May 12 with UNRRA financing early operations. Cans remain welcome but donors urged to give money to fund bulk purchases and packaging for overseas shipment, reducing rehandling and retail costs. Bruce Catton says LaGuardia and Wallace approved the plan to expedite relief.
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Henry A. Walace
NRRA
Fiorello WH. LaGuardia
UNRRA
LaGuardia
Bruce Catton
Arts
Wallace
Climax
Minn
Milton Brothers Retire After 38 Years In Hayward Shop
The Milton brothers M D Milton and O D Milton retire after 38 years as owners of Milton’s coffee and confectionery shop in Hayward. Ownership passes next week to Frank Mechade and Elwin Wasserman. The shop, founded in 1908 at 81 Castro Street, moved to current location in 1926. The brothers praise Hayward’s growth and express gratitude to locals as they plan a long rest. The Miltons and family details are noted, with WWII service histories of C D Milton’s sons. A separate line mentions the Big Four ministers meeting on Franco-Italian border changes and Italian navy surplus.
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Milton Brothers
M. D. Mileton
0. D. Milton
Milton
Hayward
Tor Frank Mechade
Elwin Wasserman
BI Castro Street
M.D. Milton
Oakland
C. D. Milton
Millons
M. DB. Miltons
Warren Street
Cleo Cuominos
Pinedale Court
Navy
Washington, DC
Civic and Social Club Seeks Aid for Safety Project
Hayward Civic and Social Club sent letters to area civic and service clubs urging attendance at a special meeting to discuss curb hazards at the Mai and C street crossing in front of Purity store. Secretary Lawrence Silva announced the bid for city council cooperation and the club plans to sponsor teen ball players in a new recreation league.
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Hayward
Lawrence Silva
Mai
Elb
Hay, Wardares Recreation Department
Manuel Mendonea
Hoek
Newark
Firemen to Hold Review Tomorrow in Hayward
Hayward firemen will conduct a morning review at 10 am spraying water over city hall plaza. Chief Tony August said demonstrations of sealing and fire techniques will follow at headquarters for the council to observe as part of routine parental training.
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Hayward
City Hall
Tony August
Fire Department
Rumors Circulate On Patterson Supreme Court Chance
Persistent rumors in the War Department suggest Secretary of War Robert Patterson a Republican may be offered a seat on the Supreme Court by President Truman. Reliable sources indicate Patterson would accept if the offer came.
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Washington
U.R
War Department
Robert P. Patterson
Truman
Patterson
Lin
Agricultural Department Mum on Wheat Seizure Plan
The Agriculture Department declined to endorse a plan to seize wheat for export needs. Secretary Dean Acheson warned of a bleak world food outlook and suggested government action may be required, though no policy was approved. The proposal targeted forcing farmers to sell about 2,457,413 bushels of corn mortgaged to the government.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
App
Agieature Department
Agriculture Department
Sammare
Dean Acheson
Government wheat export plea and parity bonus details
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson and UNRRA Director Fiorello LaGuardia urged wheat farmers to turn in every possible bushel for export. The plan offered a 30 cent per bushel bonus but warned foreclosures would yield only about 90 percent of parity, roughly zero cents per bushel. The Fargo visit was part of a nationwide outreach to mobilize grain for overseas need.
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Clinton FP. Anderson
Fargo
N. D
UNRRA
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Acheson
Sity
Anderson
Unidentified Man Killed in Auto Crash
Ebner Williams, 21, of Russell City, is held in Hayward city jail for manslaughter after an unidentified pedestrian was struck and killed on Wine ton road west of the city. The victim, about 49, died before dawn at Sorensen's mortuary after initial treatment at Hayward hospital and later transfer to Walnut?nt. The crash occurred as Williams's car, carrying four passengers, struck the man crossing the street.
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Ebner Williams
Russell City
Hayward
Williging' Cap
Ody i
Sorensen
Wineton Road
Williams
Hayweesd Hospital
Amet
Waiontaint
Cine Club Plans Airport Opening Film Night
Hayward Cine club discussed an airport dedication film at a May meeting. Dale Simpson screened pictures with Isador Gallego as guest of Mervin Cordeira. Hamburgers and dels were served. prizes included a pound of butter won by Frank Clark and a carton of cigarettes to Charles Long.
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Hayward Cine Club
Dale Simpson
Isador Gallego
Mervin Cordeira
Frank Clark
Oscar Willis
Charles Long
Russ Hold UN Power in Deadlock
United Nations Security Council deadlock on the proposed investigation of Spain rests in the hands of Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. Andrei A. Tomyko of the Soviet delegation opposes any independent inquiry, while Australia France and Poland favor some form. A council recess may be used to press Gromyko to concede, with Byrnes and Bevin aiming to loosen his stance as Paris hosts ministers.
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New York
UWH
United Nations Security Comci
Spain
Gavrel Russi
Andrei A. Tomyko
Australia
France
Poland
Gromyko
M. Molotov
Andrei J. Vishingsisy
Paris
WU. S
James F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Gromylo
Calendar of Events at Eden Teal and Local Groups
Calendar notes events from tomorrow including Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary at Pim San Lorenzo Community Hall. Monday meeting of the Beteey TM club at noon, Green Shutter satellite Bycamere Lodge 323 at 7 pm.
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Tomonrow Veterans of Foreign
Pim
San Lorense Community Hall
Monda’ S Beteey ™ Club
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Marc A. Mitscher
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Eighth Fleet
Atlantic
Caribbean
Missouri
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
Midway
Pg&e
Cutten
Ameriga
Miltons
Tor
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Cine Club
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