United States Accepts Turkish Troop Offer for Korea
The United States accepted Turkey's offer of 4800 combat troops for Korea, joining prior accepted offers from Thailand and the Philippines. State Department officials said acceptance was formal and that ground troops from Britain, New Zealand, and Australia had been accepted in principle. Details are being worked out as Turkey joins the UN action.
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Wasringtin
State Department
United States
Thailand
Amd
Mn “Hilippine
Michael HeDermott
R¢Port
Britain
New Zealand
Antralia
Michael Michemoatt
Korea
Ane Kara
Unity States
Turléy
United Natons
United Nations
Security Council
Turkey
Teen-Age Boy Kills Rattler Above Ross
Jerre Conners 14 son of Cal and Mra G W Conners killed a rattlesnake near Phommix lake while hiking with friends. He used a stick then finished the animal with a knife, later keeping the skin and skull as a specimen for a planned zoology study at Union High School.
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Rattler
Ross
Jerre Conners
Cal
Conners
Volinas Avenue
Anselmo
Wile Watick
Phommix Lake
Geery
Badinanby
Radim
Jerry
Jerry Hay
Lee
Trey
Tara Aipals
1950 Census Hailed As Most Successful
Los Angeles reports the 1950 census called the most successful in U.S. history by Census Bureau Director R. V. Peel. Peel said the nationwide count would aid in present mobilization plans and emphasized the census' strong wartime era efficiency.
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Tans Angeles
Xsys Do Fton
V. Peel
Burau
Peel
Tost-Countriy
Greenbrae Resident Nominated to Federal Maritime Board
Albert W. Gatoy of California nominated by President Tumantoray to join the Federal Maritime Board as a four member appointee. His term would run to June 30, 1953. Gatoy is president of the Pacific American Steamship Association in San Francisco and a Greenbrae resident.
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J F Hillard
Greenfield Avenue
San Rafael
England
Francia Drake
Hillard
Anns Boglia
Marin
Hils
Elizabeth
Myra Hillard
Frank Goller
Alo
Wabhin
Tumantoray
Albert W. Gatoy
California
Fedral Maritime Board
Giatoy
Pacific American Steamallp Association
San Francico
Greenbrae
5th Annual St Anselm's Fiesta Opens
Preparations under way for the opening of St Anselm's Fiesta at St Anselm's school grounds in San Anselmo. The two day event runs from noon to midnight Saturday and Sunday, with dozens of volunteers and Father Patrick B. McCarthy as general chairman. Major prizes include a 1969 Pontiac sedan, a TV, and a rifle, with many parish groups sponsoring booths and giveaways.
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St Anselm's Peatival
St. Anselm's
San Anselmo
Patrick B. McCarthy
of &J. Anselm's
Ladies Sodality
Young Ladies Institute
Holy Name Society
Beck Rewalla
William Regatin
Roy Carbons
Tom Peddock
UN Troops Repel Two Red Thrusts Near Taegu City
Allied forces, including US Marines and South Korean units, halted a major North Korean attack near Taegu, driving back 90,000 troops north of the city. Changnyong on the Nakdong River saw intense fighting as South Korean and American forces countered a Red assault and reclaimed ground. Refugees evacuated Taegu city as allied forces pursued the retreating Koreans.
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Taegu City
Anka
Taegu
Wriday
U.S
Aleewaa
Changnyong
Nakton River
Rada
John H Church
Reds Inn
Red
Redd
Earape
Stoep Hills
MacAnnii
Tokyo
Simmary
First Marinerigade
8241
Marines Call All Reserves With Rank Of Sgt. Or Less
U S Marine Corps orders all reservists of combat branches with sergeant rank or below to active duty immediately. The call covers those previously inactive and focuses on infantry and artillery units in several states and California. Six months hardship deferments may be granted and key civilian workers may be spared.
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San Francisco
U. S. Marina Corps
Marine
Marin County
Co. C
Washington
United Prem
Chicago
California
Retired Workers Expect Bigger Social Security Checks
About 3 00,000 retirees anticipate higher benefit payments next month under a revised social security act. The adjustment aims to boost monthly sums for eligible recipients.
Marin Sailor Battles Blaze Aboard San Francisco Freighter
Raymond I McDonnell of 102 Evergreen Way joins Mill Valley and other crew members fighting a fire in the hold of the freighter Russell R Jones off Florida. Readers are directed to page 18 for details.
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Mill Valley
San Francisco
Russell R Jones
Florida
Raymond I McDonnell
Tvergreen Way
Five vehicle crashes on Highway 101 injure two
Ten plus vehicles were involved in five crashes along Highway 101. Two people were hurt. Lloyd D. Pritchard, 29, San Francisco, was cited for hit and run and speeding after a crash at Greenbrae intersection. Minor injuries reported for Mrs. Margaret H. Voge in Oakland. No other citations issued due to conflicting reports.
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Highway
California Highway Patrol
Lloyd D
Riteherd
San Francino
Highway Patrol
Pritchards
Pritchard
Golden Gate
Margaret H. Voge
Oak‘land
St. Vincent's Nile
William Bmltmelly Jr
Oakland
Max HW
Tieff
Alameda
Joseph Marks
San Jose
CHP
Charlie Jones
Marin City
Tyler Walker
Throckmorton Avenue
Will Valley
Walker
Jones
Williams
Jackman
James Street
MI Valley
Donald BE. Shears
Hamilton Field
Howard Blerie
San Pranstco
Shears
Blerie
CAP
FBI Arrests Engineer On Espionage Charge
Morlon Sobell, a New York electrical engineer and former Navy employee, arrested in Laredo Texas on charges of providing national defense information to the Soviet Union. He allegedly worked as a radar engineer for the Navy and then for General Electric in Schenectady during 1949 to 1947 in an atomic spy ring.
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Washington
Morlon Sohelt
New York
Navy
Lareds
Tex
Austia
FBI
Robert Wan
Fight Americas
United States
Nationa Defense
Soviet Russia
Sobell
Laredo
Mexico
Sobell Ia
General Elecing Co
Schenectay
Fx l Aeronaut Cal
Ing
Radar
Emergency car brake blamed for machine fire
The emergency brake of an automobile owned by Pat O'Brien of Bayside Cores was blamed today for a fire in his machine. The Kentfield fire department was called to Sir Francis Drake mid Wolf grade and extinguished the fire.
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Pat O’brien
Bayside Cores
Kentfied
Franci Drake
Smoky Mornin Haze Linked To Resort Fires
County Fire Chief Camille Mella reports morning haze over Maru residents traced to wildfires near Janga and the Russian River area and along the Sonoma Napa border. Strong winds spread smoke from the fires into the region.
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Sta Ued Maru
Camille Mella
Ilo
Janga Firea
Rissian Rive
Sonom-Napa
City plans paving projects with 20000 estimate
City officials announced several street improvements including a $20,000 paving project on Ye street and D street with concrete gutters. B street will receive standard gutters while other jobs focus on resurfacing and park area creation, with bids expected before October.
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D Street
Boege
MRGC To Hear State Bass Survey Report
Marin Rod and Gun Club members will hear a striped bass survey report by a state fish and game official. Alex Calhoun will speak at the club’s regular monthly meeting at the Scout Hall in San Rafael starting at 7 o’clock. Calhoun has directed the division of fish and game to conduct the striped bass survey for the past three years and will offer vital information to local sportsmen. Movies also will be shown.
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New York
Marine Corps
Makr Lows H. Wilson
Wilson
MRGC
Marin Rod and Gun Club
Atate Fish and Game
Alex Calhoun
Akj
Scout Hall
San Rafe
Calhoun
Loc 1
Industrials Lead Gains Amid Market Quiet Trading
New York stocks show industrials rising to the day’s best levels since prewar peaks. Railroad shares rebound to near July 1948 highs as trading begins, with about 780000 shares traded in two hours versus 910000 previous day.
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New York
Moe
Ie Stack Exchange
Korea
Coast Guard Seeks Voluntary Recall Of Reservists
In San Francisco the Coast Guard District office asked former reservists to contact headquarters and indicate willingness for active duty. The 12th District said it was directed to assemble a rear to gauge reservist manpower available on a voluntary basis.
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San Francisco
UPI
Coast Guard Distriet
Tary Askf
Cottact
Westland Park Residents Fight Duplex Threat
A delegation of seven property owners urged the city planning commission to block a proposed duplex development in Westland Park. They argued the project would depress property values and asked for the area to be reclassified as R-f flag town.
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Westland Park
Flionk
San Sanuel
Enir
Freeze Put On Sales Of Surplus Property
Government orders a freeze on the disposal of surplus property to ensure materials are allocated to essential needs before any sale or disposal. The action applies to all surplus items and requires assessment of needs at federal level.
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Tne
Ymion Aulicne
Sunphi
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Mra
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Albert Giusti
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Gregory East
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T. J. Mellon
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Francis Draks
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TT Sunshine Avenue
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J. E. French
Leon G. Smith
Mgr
Dodge
Plymouth Distributors
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Justice Department
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