Urey Urges Immediate Atomic Control to Avert War
Dr. Harold Urey, a leading atomic scientist and Nobel laureate, warned from Washington that the United States must push for international controls on atomic energy or face a future world war involving atom bombs. He argued safeguards are essential to prevent a universal arms race and potential civilization destruction.
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Washington
U.S
Hirold
Urey
United States
Abmy
Tdiey
Air Affairs
Uregnan
University of Chicago
Automobile collision hits deputies patrol car in Niles
Deputies G. M. Cranter and Wy CL Manrow were riding with Lonard YT. Redves, 80, when a car struck their patrol between Santos Road and Irvington. Reeves, driving the other vehicle, said he slowed to pass a brush but encountered an oncoming car and could not avoid the crash. No injuries were reported.
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Sherifs
G. M. Cranter
Wy CL Manrow
Aear
Lonard
Redves
Niles
Santos Road
Irvington
Reeves
San Leandro Man Knocked Unconscious
John B. Clark of San Leandro was knocked unconscious after tripping and falling in his home. He was taken to Fairmont Hospital by Pratt-Glars ambulance with a bruised left arm and shock but soon regained consciousness.
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John B. Clark
Avening
San Leandro
Vuncobrrioux Bundy
Clark
Fairmont Hospital
Pratt-Fliars
State Civil Service Examinations Set
Sacramento per state personnel board announces statewide exams for several posts. Principal construction inspector salary 555 to 675 monthly. other openings include administrative officer in medical care services 363, watchman 140, correctional captain 825, medical consultant 575, district inspector economic poisons 200, chief division of mines 485, assistant administrative advisor 130, assistant game manager 240, carpentry instructor 240, forest fire knockout 170, special agent grades 1 and 2 220 and 245. US citizenship and CA residence required. applications due three weeks before exam dates in Sacramento Los Angeles or San Francisco.
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Sacramento
State Personnel Board
Department of Cervcntion
Adn
Ferlilix
Chio
Division of Mines
United States
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Nationalist Reinforcements Clash With Communist Troops in China
Nationalist reinforcements join the fight against surging Communist troops along the Lunghai front in Hunan province. Reports place heavy clashes near Kailong and Kaifeng as both sides maneuver across a 176 mile line with thousands of veterans. Officials note gains and positions around Lanfeng, Chushenchen, Wanlungkang, Huangkuu, and Tangshan amid ongoing battle.
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Nanking
Kailong
Hunan
Ta Kung Pao Reprat
Uae
Lunghai
Liu Po- Chan
Kaifeng
Lanfeng
Kenji Doihara
Yellow River
Lanfong
Hsin Min Fuo
Red Army
Peace Daily
Lut
Chushenchen
Wanlungkang
Hsuchow
Huangkuu
Tangshan
Negotiations Resume in Great Lakes Shipping Dispute
Negotiations resumed in New York and Chicago as the five day old Great Lakes strike continues. The National Maritime Union aims to halt all lake traffic by Friday while carriers report only a fraction of ships tied up. About 4,000 NMU members are on strike, with claims of widespread port shutdowns contrasted by carrier figures of limited operations.
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Detroit
Great Lakes
New York
Chicago
National Maritime Union
C10
Lakes
Nut
NMU
Lakes Carrivns Association
Daniel Speck Treated For Cuts After Assault
Daniel Speck a 57 year old man from 28427 Mappy land avenue was hospitalized at Fal mart with cuts near the eyes after being attacked by two men on Lower A street around 10 pm Saturday. He was found between Sonoma and Santa Clara streets and says two men fighting nearby followed him, one threw a bottle and both beat him. Suspects Jimmy Rodriguez and Julio Rodriguez both of Sonoma street are questioned on disturbance of the peace charges but have not been clearly identified as attackers.
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Daniel Speck
Mappyland Avenue
Falmart Hospital
Lower A
Speck
Sonoma
Santa Clara
Lien
Jimmy Rodriguez
Sonoma Street
Julio Rodriguez
Warren and Lapham Open 28th California Legion Meet
In San Francisco Mayor Roger Lapham and Lt Governor Warren welcomed more than 4 000 veterans to the American Legion California Department 28th annual convention. The event marked a major gathering of veterans as the state honors World War I service and community leadership. The two leaders addressed attendees amid a busy convention program.
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Ban Francisco
Guy
Lraul Warren
Roger Lapham
American Legion
California
Teen Agers Hold Platter Party at Summer Center
A platter party for 40 teens from the Hayward area was held Friday night in the Girls' gym at the Summer Center high school. Supervisors Mrs. Bessie Campbell and John McIntyre led the event with many attendees including Charles Bazinet Ernie Bazinet Dave Boye Dick Cline John Dobbel Bob Duarte Dee Elsworth Joyce Engblom Barbara Fette Bob Genero Jeannine Cooper Craig Johnson Bob Lang Billie Legge Dwan McKie Galen McKie Dave Nelson Jimmy O Barron Kenny Oliver of San Diego Jack Q Meara Bob Pimentel Francis Papara Johnny Reyes Bill Rivera Darrell Shackley Dick Totaro Arnold Twist Andrew Vierra Gene Wellman Jimmy White Fred Wiles Roland Williams Korella Zahn.
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Hayward Area
Bessie Campbell
John McIntyre
Hayward
Charles
Ernie Bazinet
Dave Boye
Dick Cline
John Dobbel
Bob Duarte
Dee Elsworth
Joyce Engblom
Barbara Fette
Bob Genero
Jeannine Cooper
Craig Johnson
Bob Lang
Bille Legge
Blandy Foresees Atomic War and Naval Defense
Vice Admiral Blandy warned in Honolulu that atomic war is inevitable without an immediate practical plan to outlaw the atomic bomb. He argued the Navy will guard ocean frontiers and that even with long range missiles, the United States will need a strong navy to defend at sea. The Crossroads tests reportedly sharpened preparedness among U S forces.
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Honolulu
U.2
W. P. Blandy
U.S. Navy
Blanly
United State
Earth
Price Rise Granted For Refrigerators
The OPA announced a six percent rise in retail ceiling prices for mechanical refrigerators. The increase adds about 10 to 12 dollars for a standard unit and takes effect at manufacturing levels on Wednesday. Consumers will feel the effect only as new stock reaches stores. on hand inventories are excluded.
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Washington
OPA
White Involved in Another Accident Before Court Date
Producer Cheorgy White, scheduled to appear Friday in a fatal auto crash case, was involved in a second traffic collision. California highway patrol said he and another person were injured in a rear-end crash with a bus near the international boundary while en route to horse races in Tijuana.
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Bandifgo. UA
Cheorgy White
Arred
California Highway Patrol
Wang
Mex
White
BR. G. Gusele
San Diego
Hursh Named To New Post At Mutual Life Agency
Arden Fe, Harsh of Maysward has been named assistant manager of The Mutual Life Insurance Oakland agency. He will supervise field operations in Alameda Contra Costa Solano and Napa counties from Hayward. The post, created to split the territory for closer on the spot supervision, strengthens service to policyholders. Hursh joined the company in November 1945 as a field representative.
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Arden Fe, Harsh
Maysward
Oakland
Mutual Life Insurance, Company of New York
A. C. Nelson
Hursh
Alameda
Contra Costa
Solano
Napa
Hayward
Nelson
Neilson
The
Mutual Life
Castro Street Cook Reports Battery at Local Eatery
Valle Vista cook Castro Street eatery worker Chester Hamshere, 31, says two men beat him at 2 a.m. Sunday after entering the kitchen and ordering a hamburger. Suspects Thomas Lyle, 31, and Elmore M. Jillen, 23, were booked on drunkenness and battery investigation and disturbing the peace, respectively.
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Chester Hamshere
Steeel
Valle Vista
Castro Street
Twoen
Hamshere
Twoamen
Thomas Lyle
Monte Vista
Elmore M. Jillen
Overseas Copy Flows Unhampered
New York reports that overseas press copy moved freely into and out of the United States as Press Wireless and the American Communications Association CIO agree to submit their dispute to arbitration to end the standoff.
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New York
United States
Press Wireless, Inc
American Communitions Association
CIO
CIO-FTA Registers New Protest Against Radio Censorship
In San Francisco CIO-FTA protests ABC cancellation of a scheduled KQO radio speech by national CIO official James Carey. FTA officials say the speech may air on independent stations in Sacramento and Modesto. Carey urged cannery workers to vote for FTA in upcoming NLBB election.
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San Francisco
U.R
CSO
Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers
Whon Today
American Broadcasting Company
National Cio
James 3B. Carey
KQO
Don Searle
ABC
Donald Senderson
FTA
Searle
California
CIO
Federal Communications Commission
Carey
Sacramento
Modesto
Philip Murray
National Laborate Tations Board
San Leandro Approves Hayward San Leandro Hospital Plan
The San Leandro chamber directors unanimously approve the proposed articles of incorporation for a joint Hayward San Leandro hospital. Attorney Skintvy Block prepared the papers and presented them at a joint Hayward San Leandro meeting led by George Cracknell and other officials.
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Hayward-San Leandro
San Leandro
Three Hayward Men Score At Rodeo
Three Hayward men were victors in the Emeryville golden jubilee rodeo held at the Oakland baseball park yesterday before a crowd of more than 12 000. Six champions crowned include Joe Mendes Visalia wild cow milking Jim Egan Hollywood Brahma bull riding Clay Carr Visalia bulldogging Bill Ward Hayward saddle bronc riding Glenn Shaw Escalon calf roping and a tie between Pete Dixon Hayward and John Barham Hayward in bareback broniding.
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Hayward
Emeryville
Oakland Baseball Park
Joe Mendes
Visalia
Jim Egan
Hollywood
Brahma
Clay Carr
Bill Ward
Glenn Shaw
Escayon
Pete Dixon Hayward
John Barham
Berkeley Girl Charges Rape
Deputy sheriffs headed to Los Angeles to custody two men held by LAPD accused of kidnapping and assaulting an 18-year-old Berkeley girl on the coast highway beside her stalled car aiming to take her to San Clemente for a mechanic.
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Berkeley
Sandlego
U.P
Los Angeles
Blake Mason
Sheriff's Office
San Clemente
Tijuana Fire Halted
A fire destroyed three one story buildings and threatened the business district. Mexican and American fire units extinguished the blaze with minor injuries reported when a San Ysidro fire truck overturned at the border. The loss was about $100,000 for two grocery and five dry goods stores.
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Tijuana
Baja Ci
San Ysidro
Calif
Culver
CIO to Clean Up Current Strikes
WALLINGTON, N J The CIO aims to clear existing strikes and prevent new ones before the November elections to bolster support for strict price controls and a more labor-friendly Congress. Leaders including CIO president Philip Murray and UAW chief Walter Reuther focus on Unis task in a renewed drive against price rises.
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Wallington
CIO
Philip Murray
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Unis
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