Picnic at Elderberry Park Ends With Pleasant Feast
Purely Personal Ly John Sandoval recounts a family outing to the Review picnic at Elderberry Park in Sunol. Despite cloudy skies, the group joined Woe Ward's baseball game, swam, ate fillet steaks, chili beans, garlic bread, and desserts, then relaxed on blankets before heading home.
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Jonathan
Elderberry Park
Niles Canyon
Marlon
Niles Highway
Ward
Doe
Bala
Alice Sargent Xana Leona Ward
Jura Hoffaman
Cat
Clay Larson
Ruth May
Lewise
Bedford Larson
George Mays
California Pottery Company
Pic
Hic
Belly Sparks
Eviceis
Les Carpenters
Edith Turner
Phillies Top Indians in Exh League Baseball Debut
A rough scoreline shows Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 0 in a first game exhibition. Key players Hayes, Pawley, and Dew are listed among participants with pitching and fielding mentions, while Embree and others contribute for the Indians in a crowded, error-prone early-season display.
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Nited Press
Teague
Cleveland
Philadelphia
uDiesola
Embree
Grorind Lellan
Biase Harris
Philadelphia Sovesse
HD Mon
Hayes
Pawley
Daboon
Miller
Io Mancura
Red Tx
Ahi Dickey
Ton
East Bay Butcher Shops Open Amid Standoff and Shortages
East Bay meat markets reopened after an AFL backed meeting to discuss a statewide meat shortage and Safeway strike action. San Francisco independents stayed closed as AFL union plans and a temporary restraining order loomed over Safeway’s Monday meat department shutdown. A superior court hearing is set for Friday to decide if the order becomes permanent.
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Oakland
Alameda County Meat Dealers Association
Safeway
Hayward
San Francisco
AFL
Butchers’ Executive Council
California
Truman Accepts Resignation of Stettinius from UN Post
Presstime bulletin reports President Truman accepting Edward R. Stettinius Jr.'s resignation as United States representative on the United Nations council. The note to "Dear Ed" attributes the move to his earnest insistence. The item also covers Sen Chan Guerney's push for a one year draft extension amid World War I era fears and a warning that Australia plans a three million troop force, demanding full enlistment.
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Stettinius
Washington
Truman
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
United States
United Nations Council
U.P
Chan Guerney
Senate
Shaw
America
Italy Moves Toward Republic as Early Returns Favor
Early returns from Milan show Socialists about 12 000 of 95 000 votes Cradle line: Democrats Christians around 5 000 Communists 9 000 with others. Referendum votes favor republic 3545 to 1459 as violence erupts with submachine gun attack on poll at Savona near Genoa. 80 to 90 percent of 28 million eligible voters cast ballots. women vote for first time.
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Rome
Milan
Italy
Republic
Savona
Genoa
Legion Parade Picked Leader for San Francisco Event
Alcanin was selected to lead the American Legion grand parade in San Francisco next October, chosen for superior wartime membership performance among the Legion's departments.
Coal Industry Fights For Price Increase
Washington D C coal firms pressed for higher prices to cover pay hikes from a government United Mine Workers clash. Industry spokesmen urged increases beyond 29 cents per ton, with the National Coal Association seeking at least 75 cents more per ton. Operators from all coal regions met to discuss the White House contract signed last week. 400000 UMW members resumed production as of today ending the strike. A five cent per ton health and welfare levy began Saturday on all production.
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Washington,p
United Mine Workers
UPL
J. A. Krug
National Coal Association
White Mouse
UMW
Health and Welfare Fund
Hayward Aircraft site aid pledges from Miller
Congressman George P. Miller reassures Hayward area chamber officials of support for housing facilities for Hockaday Aircraft Corp. with a million dollar payroll. The chamber aims to secure housing through the War Assets Corporation as Miller helps press material release and guidance from authorities.
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George P. Miller
Ias
Hayward Area
Cherryland Fire Truck Borrowed By Teens
A 16 year old Oakland youth was cited after Cherryland fire department reported their truck had been temporarily borrowed and later returned. Four teens ran out of gas. two left for fuel, two used the truck to push a stalled car. They returned the vehicle after gasoline was secured. The driver was identified as an 8 year old.
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Oakland
Cherryland Fire Department
California Highway «Patrol
James Warnises
Varnties
Wax
Seamen Seek World Union Aid As Strikes Loom
World federation of trade unions advised seven strike threatening maritime unions they are modifying requests for world support. One independent and six CIO unions plan a June 15 strike, while Labor Secretary Schwellenbach blocks Pacific Coast shipowners from returning to San Francisco for wage talks. Mediation resumed as unions vast and varied negotiate, with government and WSA planning ship staffing and potential use of government crews.
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Washington
World Federation of Trade Unions Today
CIO
World Federation
Truman
Louis Salilant
Pacis
Allaritic
Gulf Ports
National Maritime Union
Lia Apl -Mzritime
CIO Committee For Maritime Unity
Joh Rankin
Miss
Imeritiate
Harry Bridges
Joseph Curran
U. 3
U. 5
Rankin
House
Louis Goldblatt
CIO Maritie Committee
Harry Martin
Master, Mates and Pilots
APL
Ture
Repnionic Piclket Ines
Tnicenational Union
One Independent
AFL
Joseph A. Ryan
International Long‘sharemen's Association
Hagar
Warren
Federal Conciliation Conference
John W. Gibson
Granville Conway
War Shipping Adminstration
Pacific Coast
WSIA
Navy
Coast Guard
WSA
U.S
Tongshoremen and Warehousemen's Union
WFTU
WELTU
Ane
Curran
NMU
Atlantic
Gulf Port
France election shifts power to Popular Republicans
In France the moderate Popular Republicans defeat the Communist bid, winning 160 seats to 142 for Communists and 115 for Socialists. Georges Bidault leads a potential coalition. the wartime combined president premier office may persist until a new constitution. Metropolitan results show votes totals for Republicans, Communists, and Socialists with colonia results pending.
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Paris
France
Buicdt
Chadminn
Constituent Assembly
Tost
Felix Gouin
Colonia
BC union-NBC to accept Sloan plan on woodworkers strike
British Columbia operators signaled willingness to accept mediator Chief Justice Sloan recommendations ending the 14 day CIO strike. Proposals include a 44 hour week and a 50 cent hourly wage increase with a voluntary revocable checkoff system. Union spokesmen said acceptance depended on the checkoff provision.
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Vancouver
B.C
U.P
International Woodworkers of America
CIO
British Columbia
Gordon Sloan
Sloan
Yninn
Local Weather Clears for Today and Mild Night
The forecast calls for clear and mild conditions today with a foggy coastal area tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures and exact ranges are not specified in the available text.
Tojo War Crimes Trial Postponed At Opening Session
Former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and 25 co defendants win a nine day postponement of their war crimes trial at the Far East International Military Tribunal in Tokyo. The trial is adjourned to June 19 as prosecutors prepare an opening statement expected to run about a thousand swords long in English with interpreters for Japanese and Russians. The session opened amid clashes between prosecution and defense with tribunal president Sir William Webb admonishing the defense and defense motions for extra time and for specific findings of fact.
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Tokyo
Keenan
Tribunal
William Webb
Webb
Firther
Jand
CANDIDATES WIND UP CAMPAIGNS TODAY IN CALIFORNIA
Candidates for governor and U S senator along with other state and national offices winding up campaigns ahead of California primary election polls opening 7 a m to 7 p m. Warren favored to win both major Dem and GOP nominations while Kenny challenges. Final radio appeals planned from Berkeley and San Francisco with county committee picks and numerous Hayward precincts listed.
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United States
Lornoon
California
Hayward
U. S
Earl Warren
Kenny
Warren
Berkeley
San Francisco
Charles Roe
Andrew F. Monahan
Claudia N. Zumwalt
Richard T. Krom
George A. Mays
Frenk Crews
John J. Amaral
Pleasanton
Vernon McCalla
Oakland
Arthur T. Biddle
Newark
Republican Coordinating Council
Marian L. Miller
B Street
Smalley Avenuey School
Filbert Street
Myrtle Still
Hayward Pare
Sunset Boulevard
Hayward Park
Wil
Jow Avenue
Blossom Way
Princeton Street
Hayward Park LI
Poplar Avenues
Veterans Building
Main Street
D Streets
Fairview No
Kelly Avenue
Fairview
Mast Avenue
Fairview School
Cherry Way
Melody Way
Maple Court
Watkins
Montgomery Avenue
Hampton Road
Bridge
Youth Who Didn't Die May Get Reprieve
Willie Francis may receive a reprieve as the governor plans to issue a stay of execution after the state pardon board voted to commute the sentence to life imprisonment. The reprieve allows federal review as the U S Supreme Court considers the case. Francis was to be executed June 7 when the electric chair failed previously.
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New Orleans
U.A
Willie Francis
Tn Morrow
State Pardon Board
Willie
Governor’s Office
Baton Rouge
State Supreme Court
W U. S. Supreme Court
Murdes
Calendar Today and Tomorrow Community Events Mixed
Calendar today lists meetings for Sathalle Guild Castro Valley Farm center Adobe City council City hall Disabled American veterans Veterans Memorial building industrial committees Chamber of Commerce Sob's Daughters Nights of Columbus Navy Mothers Pine Dania hall Recreation district San Lorenzo Elementary School board Shawono Council Sycamore Lodge IOOF hall Tomorrow Ashland Improvement club Cannery Workers group Cherryland Firemen Sunrat School PTA Woodmen of the World Gyprese Camp Dania hall
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Sathalle Guild
Castro Valley Farm Center
Pan
Adobe
P. m
Veterans Memorial Building
Chamber of Commerce
Sob’s Daughters
Columbus
P. Ty Dania
Navy
P.m
Ides
San Lorenzo
Shawono Council
Sycamore Lodge
Ashland
Eusb
Yigamera
Club
Ghatyo A. Cannery Workers
Wgion
Cherryland Firemen's Association
Sunrat School
PTA
Sunget Achagl
Woodmen of the World
Gyprese
Yim
Dania
Boundary Ban Near San Diego Tightens Cooperation
U S and Mexican authorities plan to tighten cross border enforcement with the California region to close the international boundary nightly from sundown to sunrise, aiming to curb illegal crossings and reinforce law enforcement cooperation.
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Diego
California
Mex
United States
Munriss
Look Forward To a OL Y GHOST celebration and June events
A fragmented listing of civic and social happenings across San Lorenzo, Hayward, and Livermore areas. Mentions council sponsorships, lodge activities, theater plays, rodeos, fairs, garden club events, chamber of commerce meetings, and memorial activities with dates spread through June to November. Names of clubs such as Kiwanis and Pioneers are present along with county improvement efforts.
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Council 4
Te Ldes
Camyeses
Haywardlah Achual
Livermore
San Lorena
Pramiaco
Lisme
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Staramar Show, Garden Club San Lorenzo Ville, Fionta, Juno Is
Furaday
San Leandro
Hayward
Ares Chamber of Commerce
Irvington
Alumate County
Begonia
Vateran
Kiwanis Club
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Major League Baseball
Iedatehla Eatie
Aber
Fred
Ted Horat
Frank Faria
Future Farmers
Hayward Union High School
Kent Studio
Service Clubs
Don Eaton
Pat Dunda
Donishop
Bernice Guewa
Tom O'Conner
Otto Amblel Aiso
East Bay
Cherryland
Alfred Parish
Camp Beale
Europe
Parish
Frank Parish
Raymond
Arthur Parish
Camp Stoneman
Tojo
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