Cal versus St Marys gridiron clash predicted by Bay Area sports column
A Bay Area reader laments sports page puffery while predicting Cal will thrash St Marys in Berkeley. The piece mocks weekly forecasting routines and notes Cal alumni interest, with early season chatter favoring Santa Clara and USF but shifting toward the Moraga Bears.
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cWie Sport
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Tex Voly
University of California
Wally Penny
Joe Wilmul
Gakieh Bears
Caltenn Bee
Ansa
War Union High School
Siitas Athletic Club
Wilmot
Bay
Walter’ Ganmyp
Harvard Jaugernauts
iMoraga
Berkeley
Grivaly
Paul
Bunyon
Merman
Florida
St. Mi
Golden College
California
Cal
Sporting-page
Gen- Yemen
Stilwell Weakens After Major Abdominal Operation
General Stilwell, commander of the Sixth Army, reported in a noon update to be steadily weaker after undergoing a major abdominal operation at General Hospital. The aging leader's condition was described as critical as he battles post operative complications and continues to receive care. The report notes he previously declined certain interventions, emphasizing the severity of his current state.
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AN Francisco
Josephi W
Tteyman General Hospital
Shaig
Red Sox Triumph 6-3 To Lead World Series 3-2
Boston rebounded from a defeat as Joe Dobson held St Louis to unearned runs and four hits, lifting the Red Sox to a 6 3 win. The clubs meet again in Sportsman’s Park with the series shifting, while Pesky’s fielding miscues peppered the Cardinals’ effort.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Dobson
Cardinal
Johnny Pesky
Dobson
Red Sox
Hawe Pollett
Ierensssen AD
Red Birds
Sox
St. Louis
Hospital incorporation plans discussed in San Leandro
Hayward and San Leandro chamber officials announce plans to form an inter-community hospital for Southern Alameda County. A meeting at San Leandro City Hall will elect directors and set financing methods with representatives from all districts attending. Local secretary says the hospital project has chamber backing and will be key to securing a regional facility.
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Alameda County
San Leandro
Hayward Area
Hayward
For
P.m
Lrigh
George Cracknell
Stanley, Block
Water need outlined for East Bay area growth
John S. Longwell, chief engineer and general manager of East Bay Municipal Utilities District, urged Federated Improvement Club members to back a bond issue to fund a new Mokelumne River pipeline. With area population rising from 620,000 to over 850,000 since the war, the district expects a $21.7 million project cost and $13 million in bonds, to be repaid from water revenues without extra taxes or rate hikes.
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East ‘Bay
John S. Longwell
East Bay
Mokelumne Rivard
Stockton
Village Homes Association Adopts Staggered Director Terms
The San Lorenzo Village Homes Association by laws were amended to create staggered director terms with five directors elected at the January vote. Two 3 year terms, two 6 year terms, and one 1 year term will be filled initially, then three year terms thereafter. A certification of candidacy signed by at least 20 members is required, notarized and filed 30 to 60 days before the election. An audit of association books was ordered to be completed by December 1.
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San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Westalk Levin
Homes Association
MacDonald and Keton
Milford L. Sanford
The
Ndaiager
San Lorenzo
Vi Oyder
R.L. Campbell
Local Club Meeting Notes and Plans
A fragmentary notice outlines a calendar of club activities. It mentions a Masoale bel event, an easton tub gathering, a 7:94 mor ik clubhouse, a Tal Halnaatd lodge session, and an Pacific Rabbit Breeders association meeting at IDES hall. Details are incomplete but indicate planning and improvement efforts by the various groups.
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Acurt
Ex-Servicemen Arrested Over Secret Atomic Bomb Photos
Three former servicemen were arrested by FBI agents in Baltimore while attempting to sell photographs of highly secret atomic bomb material to the Baltimore News-Post. Identified as George Wallace Comer, Miles Daubenheyer, and James Barnes Rike, the men faced charges of violating wartime secrecy laws with possible penalties up to $2,000 fine and one year in prison. The images were described as definitively authentic and taken on Tinian during World War II. Comer was discharged in 1945, Daubenheyer a naval dischargee, and Rike an army captain who wore his uniform.
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Baltimore
FBT
Loy
Baltimore News-Post
FBI
George Wallace Comer
Bel Air
First Elms
Miles Frederick Doubenbeyer
Army
James Barnes Rilee
Chattanooga
Fenn
Fort Mead
Ae Fermal
Daubenheyer
Comer
Rike
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Tinian
Pacific
Army Air Forces
Hoover
Hike
Camero
Tike
Enlistments and inductions exceed quota prompting pause
The War Department canceled all craft calls on the selective service system for the remainder of 1946 effective October 35. Major General W S Paul said September enlistments and inductions exceeded army expectations. About 5,000 men earmarked for October and November calls will be affected, with an estimated 20,000 to be called in late October and 15,000 in November canceled.
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War Department
W. S. Paul
U S Pledge Gives Greece Assurance at Conference
Paris dispatch reports Ambassador Caffrey telling the peace conference the United States will fulfill UN obligations if Greece’s security is endangered by an aggressor nation. He noted Greece was invaded by Bulgaria and said the U S would not back Greek frontier rectifications but would support security through UN measures. Yugoslavia pressed for removal of U S warships and British troops from Greek waters.
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Paris
A.P
Jefferson Daltrey
France
Greece
United States
United Nations
U.S
Caffrey
Bulgari Caffrey
Bulgaria
Greace
Yugoslavia
Alameda County Adopts Uniform Building Code 1946
Alameda county supervisors announced the Uniform Building Code 1946 will take effect October 19, with modifications for rural areas. Permits required for all building work, except minor farm buildings, and alterations or additions. Fees scale from 1 dollar for $50 to $100 work, with example fees shown for a $7,000 home. Civil service exams set for November 2 for a chief official and deputy, temporary offices to be opened in Oakland, with rural offices to follow.
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Alameda County
George A. Janssen
Pacific Coast Building Officials' Conference
Janssen
Meat Decision Hinges On Truman Beef Plan Debates
President Truman spends hours weighing beef shortage remedies with advisers. Potential steps include importing Argentinian meat and canned beef. Attorney General orders antitrust probe into cattle packers with up to 800,490 head reportedly in four states. Anderson expects a beef industry report by tonight amid Cabinet discussions.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Argentina
Tom C. Clark
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
CIO
Anderson
Beef Industry Advisory Committee
Canada
Mexico
Boy's Condition Unchanged After Foothill Crash
Luther, seven year old victim of an auto pedestrian accident on Foothill Boulevard, remained in Providence hospital with head injuries and two broken ribs. He briefly regained consciousness about four hours after the incident as parents Mrs Kultet visited, doctors said no skull fracture yet diagnosed.
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Foothill Boulevard
Providence Hospital
Sadbert Kultet
Beep Vattendanta
Weather Forecast For Today And Saturday
The weather continues clear and warm with low humidity today and Saturday. Light easterly winds at 1. Maximum temperature around six. Minimum not specified.
Board narrows San Francisco Bay bridge crossing sites
A joint army and navy board cuts options to three locations for future San Francisco Bay crossings. Brigadier General Garrison H. announced the panel will complete surveys within six weeks and submit findings to the War and Navy Departments.
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