Glittering Peninsula Fair Highlights Diverse Exhibits
John Sandoval praises the San Mateo fair as a model for Alameda county, praising Sunbeam displays, radar tech, live animal shows, vegetal crops, and community booths. He notes crowds of about 100000 visitors, alongside criticisms of $1.25 admission, 44 cent evening charges, and heavy horse racing emphasis.
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Clare Kemp
Burlingame
San Mateo
Jess
Peninsula
Bay Meadows
Alameda County
San Maten
Pescadero
Portola
Community Chest
Boy Scouts
U.S. Army
Tuberculosis Association
Historical Societies
Chambers of Commercce
California
Elsie
Borden Dow
Redwood City
Uhre
George Lattomar
The
Fair Association
Abraham Lincoln
Police Order Patrol Of City's Piers
San Francisco police chief ordered 24 hour patrols of the city piers with two officers per pier as a west coast waterfront dispute continues. ILWU leader Harry Bridges says the longshore strike will endure until steam schooner issues are resolved, then even then only if shipowners concede and engineers settle their dispute.
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San Francisco
Charles Dutlea
Harry Bridges
CIO International Longshoreen
Warehousermen
Gallocs
Sciu
ILWU
Waterfront Employers Association
Bridges
Paville Coast
WLW
Frank P. Poisie
East Coast Union
Man Receives Gash In Back Fall After Glass Window Incident
Leonard Joseph Cunha aged 28 of Centerville was treated for a half inch back gash after falling through a plate glass window at a Center Ville cafe during a fight with Dan Lanotti, 25, of Mowry Landing Road Newark. Deputies said Cunha crashed through the glass during the confrontation at night at the cafe.
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Leonard Joseph
Cunha
Centerville
Fairemont Hospital
Center Ville
Dan Lanotti
Mowry Landing Road
Newark
Labor Department Plans Settlement for East Gulf Ship Strike
The Labor Department proposes a settlement basis for the crippling East and Gulf Coast ship strike. Edgar L. Warren of the U S Conciliation Service says parties have a possible framework, with no details released. West Coast owners resist union security demands. Negotiations remain at a standstill as talks extend.
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Washington
U.K
Taba Department
Gulf
Edgar L. Warren
U. S
Warren
Libar Department
John K Steelman
East
Maritime Commission
Adm
W. W. Smith
Commission Claire
Steeman
Lin
Masters, Mates and Pilots
APL
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assoviation
CSIO
Saicl
Marion Plant
Pacilic American
Plant
Smith
Beating Suspect Sought After Oakley Woman Attack
Sheriff officials sought an unidentified former serviceman after Violet J. Castle, 23, a Pharmacist's Mate Third Class, said a man she met in Oakland beat her when she resisted advances during a late drive on Mountain Boulevard and Renwood Canyon. She fled the car, left her belongings, and found help at Cliff Tanner’s Redwood road home before deputies were alerted at Hayward substation.
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Redwood Road
Violet J. Castle
Oakland Davern
O’cloel
Mountain Boulevard
Renwood Canyon
Bicycle Stolen From Quonset Hut Under Construction
Walter Suppas reported a theft last night at a midnigh t burglary at a Quonset hut under construction behind Hunt Foods. He and his father were building the hut when two men fled with a bicycle at 1300 hours. The hut had been ransacked and tools strewn about.
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Straat
Hunt Foods Warehouse
Walter Suppas
Suppas
British Plane Forcibly Downed In Yugoslavia
Allied headquarters report a British plane was forced down in southeastern Yugoslavia near Nis after allegedly receiving signals from Yugoslav aircraft. There were no known casualties, and initial claims suggested it landed voluntarily as a courier flight from Bucharest to Bari, Italy, amid ongoing inquiries.
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Rome
W.H
Allied
Yugoslavia
Slanis
Yugoshivia
Vienna Foutc
Sie
Belgrade
New Nis
Yugeeshivin
Geeek
Claff
Bucharest
Bari
Italy
Truman Plan Protested in Washington Clash
In Washington the plan to admit Jews into Palestine drew sharp protests from British officials and Arab spokesmen. The White House disclosure, timed with the Jewish fast, sparked debate on immigration policy and the elections set for November 5. The British and Arab responses warned the move could undermine refugee relief and worsen attitudes toward the United States in the region.
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Washingtor
Truman
Palestine
Taeir
White House
Fruman
United States
Clement Attlee
Attlee
America
Veterans group presses for four month military training plan
The 28th annual convention closed with criticism of General Omar Bradley head of the Veterans Administration and a call for a four month period of military training. The 10 point preparedness program urged a unified command of the armed forces halting of atomic bomb secrets and an investigation of excessive war profits.
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Omer Bradley
Veterans Administration
International
Balkan Reparations Bill Passes in 126 Million Pact
The Balkan Economic Commission in Paris approved Bulgarian reparations of 126 million dollars after a prolonged session ending at 2 45 pm. The vote stood 9 to 6 with western bloc opposition and British proposal backing, as France pushed for debate closure.
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Paris
U.M
Balkan Economic Commission
Balkan Commission
France
Football Results Report Mixes Scattered Scores
A fragmented list of college football scores appears with teams such as Michigan, Bucknell, Boston College, Duke, Minnesota, Indiana, and Wisconsin among others. The OCR yields numerous garbled player names and campus references, giving a rough sense of varied results across multiple games.
Dreamboat Races On To Europe
A U S Army B 29 Superfortress named Dreamboat races toward Europe on a nonstop Honolulu to Egypt flight. It crossed Iceland over Meck Field and was about 6,248 miles from its takeoff, with an estimated arrival in London around 11 PM GMT if schedules hold.
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London
W.A
U. S. Army
Parasin
Europe
Iceland
Honolulu
Egypt
Meck Field
Royal Air Force
Uxbridge
Middlesex
England
Arctic
Meek Field
Cairo
Divorcee Found Dead in Palo Alto After Divorce
Patricia Law Merzhur, a 23 year old divorced UC student and daughter of a prominent real estate operator, was found dead in a Palo Alto area car with carbon monoxide. Officials say she may have self-inflicted the death following her divorce from Stanford Perry Herzburn, whom she wed in 1942. Her father is Herbert Edward Law, a San Francisco rebuilding figure.
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Palo Alo
Patricia Law Merzhur
Esc Tate
University of California
Wernham
Kevene
Palo Alto
Stanford Perry Herzburn
Herbert Edward I Law
San Francisco
Woman and youngster slightly injured in highway crash
Clara Theressa Vaccarella aged 41 and four month old Eugene Nadolski received minor injuries when a car driven by Mrs Vaccarella swerved off the highway and struck a power pole in front of 1833 Bridge road. The driver said a child ran onto Pridge road causing her to reach for her baby, losing control.
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Clara Theressa Vaccarella
North Fifth Street
Eugene Nadolski
Vaccarella
Bridge Road
Vita the Pale
Poultry Diseases To Be Discussed By UC Expert
Dr Paul Delay of the University of California will speak on medical development in handling poultry diseases at Castro Valley farm center’s regular meeting. The session includes tree pruning by Tom Morrison, installation of new officers, and election of November officers. Chairman John Olson reported refreshments will be served.
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Paul Delay
Department of Veterinary Science
University of California College of Agriculture
Castro Valley Farm Center
Castro Valley Adobe
Fom Morrison
John Olson Rez
Taft Says Nuremberg Trials Violated American Law Principles
Senator Robert A. Taft charged at a Kenyan college conference that the Nuremberg war crimes trials violated fundamental American legal principles. He argued crimes committed before laws existed cannot be punished and warned the verdict would stain the American record. He contrasted trial aims with vengeance and cautioned against repeating such procedures in Japan.
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Gambush
U.sa
Robert A. Taft
Republican
Ohio
Nuernberg
Taft
Japan
Germany
U S Promises Re Arrest Protection for German Leaders
The U S military government ends an hour long clash with German police by releasing Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritzsche from American house arrest in Nuernberg. They are barred from re arrest until further notice and will receive American military police escorts if they travel in Nuernberg as authorities weigh de Nazification warrants.
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Walter J. Mueller
Bavaria
Schacht
Amer
Nuernberg
Mueller
Ardes
Derby Soup Box Derby Delivers Thrills and Spills
The Hayward Recreation Department hosted its first soup box derby. Two divisions, under ten and over ten, produced fast times with Jack Dancer winning the under ten in 27.0 seconds in Comet No. 2, and Kenny McHale taking the over-ten title in a red racer four seconds faster than runner up Thornton. Stanley Sherwood survived a big spill on the main hill with a smile.
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Gstore
Hayward Recreation Department
Jack Dancer
Jack
Jack Norman
Norman
Dicer
Kenny McHale
Big Red
McHale
Thornton
Stanley Sherwood
Sherwood
Firemen Quell Boulevard Grass Fire
City firemen were called today to quell a grass fire at 109 Sunset Boulevard. The blaze started from burning papers blown from a nearby incinerator.
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Boulevard
U1quan
Sunset Boulevard
Two Men Held in Jail After Fight
Leonard W Bailey age 21 of 2008 Sycamore Avenue and Raber Wi Tucker age 28 of 1250 East Street were held in the city jail for investigation after police broke up a fight in front of a service station at C and Castro streets. The fracas occurred at 2% a.m.
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Leonard W. Bailey
Sycamore Avenue
Raber
Tucker
E Street
C and
Castro Alreats
Valle Vista Club Seeks Day Projects and Meetings
Calendar outlines TODAY events for Valle Vista Improvement Club and 4 H glue dehlavement day. MONDAY brings Advisory Board and city hall sessions, plus city council at 6 pm. Disabled American Veterans meet at Veteran Memorial building, while Valley club holds 2 pm gathering. Rotary Club convenes at noon at Green Shutter. Sycamore lodge and Masonic groups also listed with times and locations.
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Valle Vista
Hoercalion
Pam
City Hall
Gastro Valley Farm
Adobe
Valley Club
Danin
Ees
Masonie Sotimialite of
Columbus
Navy
Rotary Club
Green Shutter
Sycamore Lodge
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John Sandoval
Alden O. Sage
Evangel
Clyde M. Sage
Danie Halli
Labor Department
Paul H. Griffith
American Legion
Uniontown
Rutal
Michigan
Lawn
Draxel
Uesinus
Furtmouth
Yule
Point
Bucknell Ichigen
State
Boston
Inge
Poly
U.S
R Hie
News Club
Aauw Mogiahia
Childrane
Native Lane
Daniel Chamber
Com
Hayward Armeree Werk
FORD
Casiro Sts
Hayward
Hay
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