British Hopes For Cup Dashed At Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON England United States nearly crushed Britain’s Wightman Cup hopes as Paul Betz Margar et Osborne Doris Hart led the U.S. to three straight wins on opening day. Betz defeated British star Belly Passingham, while Osborne meets Mrs Kay Menzies and Betz with Hart to play doubles. Final four matches set for tomorrow as the U.S. leads 3-0 in the best of seven series.
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PTA Plans Program For Next Semester Membership Drive
Executive PTA met in NH at B Long's office to approve plans for the coming term. The board voted a $25 award for the class securing the most memberships and a $35 award if the group raises $500 toward the Manuel Chanto Scholarship Fund. General programs are set for October January February and April.
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Petrillo Charged With Violating Law
The Department of Justice charged President James C. Petrillo of the American Federation of Musicians with violating federal law in a strike against Chicago station WAAF. Petrillo faced a criminal information alleging violation of a hymn act with potential penalties up to a $7,000 fine or one year in prison.
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Acorns Lead Pacific Coast League With Second Straight Win
Oakland Aces stretch two game lead after defeating Sacramento 8 to 2 as Brooks Holder drives key runs in late innings. Seals, Padres win. Beavers fall, rainouts affect north division standings.
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Swimming Certificates For Maynard High Beginners
Maynard High swim classes prepare to issue Red Cross certificates for beginners to advanced levels. Coaches Stu Carter Norman Sanders Bob Berry and Joe Moore supervise over 250 boys in the program. Tests cover diverse swimming exercises with increasing difficulty to grant the final certificate.
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Directors Assigned to Posts at District Playgrounds
The Hayward Area Park Recreation and Parkway district announced assignments for district playground directors effective tomorrow. Listings include San Lorenzo Village Lloyd Bink senior director Beth Watson Wanda Galletti and others across Ashland Castro Valley Don Brown Burbank and more with several locations opening one day weekly starting June 24 under Mrs. Jean Byondwell and an assistant.
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RVA Wins 6-5 Over Police in Hayward league
The Regular Veterans Association under 17 league beat Hayward Police 6-5 at Bret Hartefield. City Hall Slickers won the girls exhibition 20-7 over Hunters. Hayward Lions faltered in Civic Soeid and Fraternal league as San Leandro Veterans routed them. Tonight schedules show Mel and Rudy vs Oakland Air Station at 7 p.m. and San Leandro Spotamen’s club vs Chrysler Corporation at 8 p.m.
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Hayward High marks Senior Week with varied events
Senior Week closes with a series of events at Hayward Union High School. Baccalaureate services featured Father Fred Cook and Rev. Otis Ironmotiger. The week culminated with 217 seniors receiving diplomas and a final picnic at Hearst Ranch.
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Parade to Highlight San Leandro Fourth
Plans for the San Leandro Fourth of July celebrate with a 1 pm two hour parade starting at the Memorial Building review stand. Following talks and drills, dancing will fill the evening at the Memorial Building and street in front with entries urged, especially colors bands and floats.
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GE to Build New Plant in San Jose and Oakland Factory
W P Ralph T Cordiner of General Electric announced plans to erect a seven acre plant at San Jose and to construct a factory in Oakland for producing synthetic rubber-covered cable. The statements were made in New York today as part of GE expansion.
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Army Scandal Tugs at High American Officers
Tokyo A P report says the provost marshal's office disclosed a GHQ scandal involving American officers who allegedly received lavish gifts from contractor Akira Ando to gain construction contracts. Ando is under protective custody after a raid by counterintelligence and provost marshal. Senior officers from MG and SHAEF units were named as involved. A geisha party scheme and a 16 000 yen offer to an officer’s partner were cited as examples of influence attempts.
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Three Folsom Escapees Recaptured
Three inmates from Folsom prison, Spencer French Garland Lawrence and William Horne, were recaptured after fleeing in a pickup from the prison ranch yesterday. They were found in solitary confinement near the river about ten miles from Folsom, following a crash through the back gate at 3 p.m. The escape was preceded by a confrontation with Mihm Pegg who was struck with a pitchfork. Lawrence faced parole this year. the others were up next year.
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Group May Probe Feud Unless Justices Resign
Several members of the House Judiciary Committee predicted a probe into the feud between Supreme Court Justices Robert H. Jackson and Hugo L. Black unless they resign. Anonymous members said they hope the justices step down to forestall inquiry, while the committee argued no investigation is needed now. A stormy session followed Jackson's cablegram from Nürnberg as debate on impeachment prospects and possible inquiry continued.
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Alien land law challenged before California court
WPRI A lL Wirin of the American Civil Liberties Union argued before the California Supreme Court that the 25 year old alien land law is outdated. He contends changes in law and citizenship by honorable military discharge may allow some noncitizens to become eligible under revised standards.
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Californa Potato Crop Recommendation Converts Surplus
A. D. Lorenz chairman of the state recommends converting California surplus potato crop into flour. The proposal suggests using surplus spuds to alleviate supply issues and support flour production in the state.
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Gambling ship Lux plans compliance with federal law
Los Angeles reports Tony Cornero Stella, known as Miral, pledges to follow federal statutes in operating his gaming ship the Lux, declaring it would not operate under California jurisdiction. He called Warren a symbol of the underworld and asserted willingness to conform to federal rules.
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Baking tests boost peas porridge bread value for governor
Lorenz advised Governor Warren that baking tests prove pe aly bred tastes good and has high nutritional value. The bread stays fresh longer than other breads, according to the Food and Nutrition Committee.
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