War spreads to Manchuria as heavy fighting flares
Chinese civil war widens with reports of Communist forces moving toward Mukden and Manchuria towns. Hsin Min Pao cites battles near Sungai river and Hailung as Chiang Kai-shek allies press attacks along the Luaighai railway and in Shantung. Negotiators Choy En-Lui and Soong Teng- quell tensions amid ongoing offensives.
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Shantung Province
Mail Boxes Renumbered in Hillcrest Knolls District
San Leandro post office orders renumbering of mail boxes and streets in Hillcrest Knolls. The Improvement club chairs a campaign for new numbers. six inch water mains and hydrants tied to higher elevation points are discussed with East Bay Municipal Utilities. Mrs Albrecht urges residents to improve premises as hydrant installation hinges on mains.
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Alameda County
Pat's Cabinet Shop Opens
Patton Vance opens Pat's Cabinet Shop at 20959 Oaksleat with plans to craft wood items from window frames to cabinets and offer general repair services. A former supervisor and foreman at Moor Drydock, he previously owned Mal's Usual Gary in Shockston and aims for a woodworks and repair business.
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New Union Oil Station Opens in Hayward at A and Watkins
A new Union Oil service station named Al and El's Service will open Saturday night at the corner of A and Watkins streets in Hayward. It cost about 22000, features six pumps on two islands, and will operate daily from dawn to 10 p.m. under lessees Elvin A Burgess and Allen M Megee, both former Union Oil employees.
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Oro Loma Candidates Invited to Open Forum
Candidates for the Oro Loma Sanitary District were invited to an open forum at the TOES hall in Ashland on August 28. The invitation came from Mrs. Josephine Maynes, secretary of the R. G. Armstrong campaign committee. Voters are urged to attend to hear the candidates’ views.
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Toes Hall
Ashland
At & Pan
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Lhe R. G. Armstrong
Mayes
Court to Rule On Obscenity in Memoirs Case
In San Francisco a municipal court will determine if Edmund Wilson’s Memoirs of Tecile County is obscene. Police arrested Slayer Cunningham, manager of a low bookstore, for selling the book to a policeman who made the purchase.
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Edmund Wilsor
Tecile County
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Pravda Reports Mass Leader Replacements in Ukraine
In Kiev, N S Khrushchev, a Politburo member and Ukrainian party chief, said Ukraine has replaced 38 percent of regional secretaries, 64 percent of executive chairmen, and about two thirds of machine and tractor station directors in 18 months due to errors in personnel selection. The purge followed central committee actions on party leadership training and distribution.
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Tax rate clash over district levy and bond payments
Alameda supervisors must approve the tax rate set by the Ora Loma directors to keep the district funded next year. Trustees debate an $8,000 docent levy and a rate increase to cover storm drain upkeep and bond shortfalls. Walter remains unavailable. Maske seeks his return to sign the rate resolution.
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Victor Hubbard
Henry Hopkins
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Radio program listings with scattered station cues
A dense OCR style list shows radio station schedules and program blocks across multiple stations, naming shows, hosts, times, and topics. Entries include KFRC KFRC-KPO-KGO-KQW and others with music, news, drama, sports, and variety segments continuing through the day and into Saturday, with occasional mentions of entertainers and programs.
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Orch
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RQW
Chicagoan
Rfrckorchian
Naws
Duke Ellington
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Saratoga Morserace
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Mallee Ab Medenbroal
IGFRC
Eoward Tomilson
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Labor USA
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Ali Sle
Convagpond
Curtain Crime
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Dance planned by Junction City Improvement Club
The Junction City Improvement Club completed plans for a Saturday night dance at which reform slate candidates for Ore Loma district directorships will be introduced. Incumbent director George Walter and running mates Joseph Correa and Frederick Wm Holz, endorsed by the club, will be presented to guests. Jack Gonsalves orchestra to provide music from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Committee in charge includes Mary Il. Silva, Elsie Dutra, and Isabel Caldera. Election committees to be named at the next club meeting on August 20.
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Dunelion City
George Walter
Joseph Correa
Frederick Wm. Holz
Jack Gonsalves
Eastern Star Meets Tonight at Masonic Temple
Hayward Chapter 331 of the Order of the Eastern Star holds its first regular meeting since the vacation. The session begins at 8 p.m. with Migs Christena Ravkle presiding and no new member initiations planned.
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Hayward
Masonic Temple
Migs Christena Ravkle
Villagers Win Block and Star Awards at Village Play Center
At the San Lorenzo Village community center the Block and Star Awards were presented for the simmer playground program. The ceremony featured the playground orchestra under James Brown, the play The Maid was in the Garden, and performances by Benly Lou Griffin Patsy Georgian Aurora Morris Marcia Stribley Delores Mohar June Garret Ramona Morris. John McNeal, president of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association, distributed block lulers and stars to regular attendees with good sportsmanship.
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San Lorenzo Village
Playground Orchestra
James Brown
Benly Lou Griffin
Patsy Georgian
Aurora Morris
Marcia Stribley
Delores Mohar
June Garret
Ramona Morris
Bol Hegert
John McNeal
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Robert Eggest
Albert de Moni
Ray Linschuten
Nina Toeslink
Awiorn Morris
Phillip Dewvall
Dawn Spengler
Helen = Woodward
Rosemary Mills
David Hill
Funeral Services Conducted for Bertha Gutleben
Funeral services for Mrs. Berthie Gutleben were held at 3:30 pm at the Fruitvale Chapter of the Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. A Castro Valley former resident, she lived at 7928 Casho Valley Boulevard and is survived by six children Theophil Ernest John Carl Robert Guileben and Mrs Bart Swallow.
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Berthie Gulleben
Fruitvale
Cooper Mortuary
Fruitvale Avenue
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Cash'o Valley ‘Boulevard
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Carl
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Empire Meywood Smuggles 700 Jewish Refugees to Cyprus
The British troopship Empire Meywood sailed secretly for Cyprus with 700 Jewish refugees before dawn, evading underground plots to destroy the vessel.
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Jerusalem
Empire Meywood
Cyprus
Lions Plan Benefit Game For The Blind Fund
The Lions of Alameda Contra Costa counties unanimously approved a yearly benefit baseball game to aid the blind. The event will be at Callénd Ballpark Emeryville on Thursday September 19 at 8:15 pm with tickets sold by local Lions clubs at regular Coast League prices, proceeds to the fund for the blind. The plan originated from Carl Schultz of the San Leandro Lions and has approval from Hayward San Lorenzo and other Bay area clubs.
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Calléend
Emeryville
Lions
Carl Schultz
San Leandro Lions Club
Hayward
San Lorenzo
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