Army Rotation In Korea Starts Late This Month
Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr announced plans to rotate combat personnel in Korea starting mid month. Rotations will start at about 20 000 individuals per month, prioritizing the longest serving, with returns to the United States and some assignments to garrison duty in Japan or elsewhere. Replacements arrive from the United States and personnel will be docked at Seattle or San Francisco before leave, and then next assignments. The Air Force Navy and Marine Corps have already begun or expanded rotations in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Frank Pace, Jr
Korea
Tate
United States
Pace
Japan
Far East
Seattle
San Francisco
Air Force
Navy
Korean
Marine Corps
Supervisors Deny Trailer Permit in Castro Valley
Alameda supervisors denied R. St Rasmussen’s use permit for a trailer court at 7982 Castro Valley Boulevard. The vote, led by Supervisor George Janssen, followed opposition from the Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce and local residents. Rasmussen’s spokesman questioned the board’s authority to restrict land use.
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Old County Planning Commission
Alameda
R. St Rasmussen
Castro Valley Boulevard
Castro Valley
George Janssen
Chester Stanley
Dean Phillips
Castre Valley Chamber of Commerce Pinning and Zoning
Gastron
Barlel
Carpenters Win Ten Percent Wage Increase
A ten percent raise was awarded to 40,000 APL workers across 48 northern California counties, boosting hourly pay to 2.60. Exclusions apply in San Francisco, Alameda, Marin, and San Mateo counties, affecting about 15,000 carpenters in the Bay Area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Giaifornia
San Mrucisad
Alameda
Marin
San Mateo
Chester Partalini
Bay Counties
Council of Carpenters
Nptm
Four Bay Counties
Truman Warns of Danger of War
Unclear text references President Truman warning about the danger of war. Mentions wartime concerns and a possible message to the nation or allies. Details are fragmentary and cannot be fully determined from the readable portion.
Sewer Study Meeting Discusses Connection and Plumbing Costs
A Mt Eden area meeting outlined sewer connection costs and plumbing requirements to meet standards. Residents heard that Oro Loma costs could be covered over 15 years, then shown as under $1 per month for many property owners. County official acknowledged building permit delays and rejected septic tanks due to need and crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Eden School
Dorothy McMahan
Russells School
Oro Loma
Gerald Worthley
Worthley
ML Eden-Russell City
Russell City
Fie
Hayward
Awwnear
Honor Officials At K of C Dinner
Catholics of Eden township who hold executive public office will be honored by Hayward Council 1615 Knights of Columbus at dinner at Pland's Villa at 7 pm today. Andrew J. Garin to be master of ceremonies. Invited guests include Judge T. L. Foley Eden township justice court. Numerous local officials and clergy listed.
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Eden Township
Hayward
Knights of Columbus
Andrew J. Garin
T. L. Foley
Justice Court
J. Hayward
John McNeal
San Lorenzo
F. J. DeBernardi
Alameda County Planning Commission
E. K. Staunton
A. J. Oliveira
Joseph Bellini
San _Leandrey
A. d. Cavilla
George E. Souza
Palomares
Frank Peixoto
Stonybrook
Francis D. Peixoto
Travisti
Julio A. Martins
All Saints Catholic Church
House Likely to Kill College Deferment Plan
Chairman Carl Vinson of the House armed services committee said the House probably will vote to seat the Draft Director Lewis B. Hershey’s new deferment plan for college students. The report notes the plan’s elaborate deferment tangent and its potential impact on student deferments.
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Washington
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
House
Lewis B. Hershey
Taylor Named to Castro Valley Sanitary District Board
Anthony F. Taylor of 10803 San Miguel avenue Castro Valley was named to succeed Dr Muanroe Whetstone on the Castro Valley Sanitary District board. He will complete the unexpired term ending September 1952. Otto Fink nominated him, with Bob Coats seconding. the vote was unanimous. Taylor has long been active in Valley affairs and previously served as secretary of the sanitary board.
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Anthony F. Taylor
San Miguel Avenue
Castro Valley
Muanroe Whetstone
Whetstone
Wicielstahe
Taylor
Otto Fink
Bob Coats
Valley
Sanitary Board
G A Smith LDS President Dies On Birthday
George Albert Smith, head of the Latter Day Saints, died at his Salt Lake City home at 7 20 p m on his birthday after a two year illness from a respiratory infection. The council of twelve apostles formed to govern the church and succession follows custom, with senior member David O McKay likely to become president. Millions mourn a leader who served since May 21 1945, joining Heber J Grant as Utahns to head the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
George Albert Smith
Latter- Day Saints Church
W. T. Webb
Hayward
White House
Smith
Council of Twelve Apostles
Couneil
David O. McKay
Church
Joseph Smith
Heber J. Grant
Grant
Armored Column Advances Eight Miles Into North Korea
A self-contained American armored column pushed eight miles into North Korea Thursday, advancing with UN forces along a 42 mile front above the 38th parallel. The move, described as strong and capable of self defense, targets the Iron Triangle as Allied air and ground units press the advance against moderate resistance. Canadian, Australian, Greek, and Thai troops join American, South Korean, and British units in the west central front sweep toward Chailli and Kumhwa, with Chinese forces reportedly preparing a counteroffensive to halt the UN push.
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Tokyo
North Korea
United Nations
8Th Army
Chailli
Iron Triangle
36Th Parale
Imin
Chunchon
West Central
Douglas MacArthur
Xu Triangle
Yongchon
Hwachan
Kumhwa
Dutcs
Korea
MacArthur
London Daily Telegraph
38Th Parallel
Cess
Jourth
Seven-Column Paper I Necessary for Newsprint Shortage
The Daily Review notes a sustained shortage of newsprint across the United States causing seven column pages to be used instead of eight. Editorial and advertising departments regret the shift and expect it to continue, with some papers trimming advertising or items to cope.
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Daily Review
United States
McNeil and Wells Remain Critical After Tow Truck Crash
Rod McNeil, 49, and Paul Wells, 21, were seriously injured when a tow truck wheel came off en route to a separate accident on Mission Grade. Both were hospitalized in Livermore, with McNeil in critical condition and Wells suffering multiple fractures. The incident occurred five miles south of the site where the tow truck wheel failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod McNeil
Paul Wells
Livermore Hospital
McNeil
Wells
Minority blocks ILWU resolution in Honolulu clash
A minority leader helped dilute a resolution by delegates of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union condemning U S efforts to police the world. The June meeting in Honolulu saw debate over the probe into U S foreign policy and global policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILWU
Honolulu
Uri
International
United States
Red Cross Drive Needs $8500 Quota Increase
Red Cross fund raising extends into April in Akaneda county with Director Carlson and Chairman Foley announcing the stretch. Hayward aims for $10,400. only about $2000 has been raised. Mrs. Bobbie Comenzind will head residential area collections in Hayward. Carlson stresses volunteer leadership, transparent budgeting, and nonsectarian service as the drive proceeds amid national wartime funding shifts.
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Red Cross
Akaneda County
Ralph E. Carlson
T. Lester Foley
Hayward
Foley
Bobbie Comenzind
Almond
Read
Carlson
National Red Cross
Castro Street
S&s. Treasury
Ned Crouz
Sacramento Valley
Alaska
San Leandro
Alameda County
Hayward Union High eyes stockpiled materials plan
Trustees discussed a proposal by California Builders to finance and store critical materials for a San Lorenzo High gym project estimated at $313,000. Legality of such pre purchase is under review as the board also hears from Les Brown about a new policy committee and considers a draft 1951-52 district budget of $1,543,000.
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Hayward Union High
San Tarenzo High School
California
Oakland
Les Brown
Ulture
Hayward High School
Marlin Haley
George Lundfren
Russia gives China 4000 planes for Korea offensive
London reports British intelligence says Russia provided Red China about 4000 aircraft for a anticipated spring push in Korea. Analysts note the move may shield the Soviet eastern flank rather than directly intervene in Korea.
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London
Russia
China
Korea
Rosenbergs sentenced to death for espionage in U S case
New York gilts Julius and Ethel Rosenberg face the electric chair after federal judge Irving Kaufman convicts them of passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. Morto Sobell is sentenced to 30 years, while David Greenglass awaits his verdict. The trial underscores Cold War paranoia and a landmark use of the death penalty in espionage cases.
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America
Russia
Irving FR. Kaufman
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel
Kores
Morton Soheil
Massowea
Tern Permissavie
United States
New York
Sing Sing
Maufmin
Say Ape
Rosenberg
David Greenglass
Herusband
U. S
Irving H. Saypo
Klaus Muchs
Britain
Puchs
Philadelphia
Kaufman
Rosenbergs
Korea
Mrs. Rosenberg
Emanuel H. Bloch
U. S. C. Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Yick
Sobell
Harold
Family Party Ends in Death in Oakland
An Oakland family returning from a San Francisco gathering after bidding farewell to an officer recalled to Air Force duty died in a wreck. Donald J Unger 29, his wife Beverlee 29, and two children aged 2 and 7 months were traveling on Broadway when their car crossed the double line and plunged over an embankment. Donald was killed. Beverlee had broken ribs and injuries. the father had cuts and shock. the baby was unhurt. The father was to report for active Air Force duty in Dayton Ohio the next day. Four other Northern California crashes claimed four more lives and left an injured student from the University of Santa Clara.
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Donald J. Unger
Way
Beverlee
Donald
Peter
Walnut Creek
San Francisco
Oakland
Unger
Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
California
John BD
Williamson Jr
Retail Markup Controls Extend to 76000 Stores
Washington reports the government extends margin controls to about 76 000 retail stores in radio and television sets sporting goods jewelry and more with a $7 000 000 011 annual business. The order freezes current retailer markups effective April 10 and aims to hold margins at present levels while allowing future price rollbacks if manufacturers reduce prices.
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Washington
U.P
Michael ¥. di Salle
DiSnile
OPA
Exlay
DiSalle
Jenly
Inew
Office of Price
Minohat
New Order
Harold Grams Resigns From Hayward Planning Commission
Harold Grams resigns from the Hayward planning commission citing personal and business pressures. The four remaining commissioners praised his service in a letter to City Council and Planning Commission Chairman Tony Seraphin. Council consideration to fill the post continues with Grams’ term set to end in June.
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Harold Grams
Hayward
Councll Sf
Grams
Reorganized Commission
Shortage Thieves Active Reported In San Leandro Area
The article notes a pattern of thefts tied to a government shortage scare, with thieves targeting vehicles. Theodore Stepan of Glen Drive San Leandro reported his auto shale stolen after midnight, found earlier on Highway 30 near Dublin. The car was undamaged except for a missing spare and a disturbed trunk lid.
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Inday
Theodore Stepan
Glen Drive
San Leandro
Cheneay Seciety
San Loreno
Hayward
Highway 30
Dublin
Two Hayward Students Vie In Speeches
Two Flaywird high school students compete in June for the Lions club annual public speaking contest at International Kitchen in Niles tonight. Dan Mulex, winner of local Hayward Lions club event, faces Pat Walsh, who led the first of three speakers at Castro Valley Lions club gathering. Tony Amaral of Centerville coordinates the event involving winners from Centerville, Livermore and Pleasanton Lions clubs.
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Flaywird High School
Lions Club
International Kitchen
Niles
Dan Mulex
Hayward Lions Club
Werdnessliy
Ond
Pat Walsh
Lions of
Castro Valley
Tony Amaral
Centerville
Livermore
Pleasanton
Hhe
Hayward Lions
Milter
Diana Ring
Antonia Rowron
Miss Welsh
Roberta Irish
Joy Curtis
Castro Valley Lions Club
Henry Hampton
Mrs Dan Dailey Heads to Las Vegas for Divorce
Hollywood and Las Vegas reports say Mrs Dan Dailey has dismissed a California divorce suit against her film star husband and will seek divorce in Las Vegas Nevada while a spokesman for the couple released the statement today.
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Dan Dailey
Las Vegas
Hollywood
U.K
Atrs
Dany
California
Nev
Clothing Drive Aids Korean War Refugees In Eastbay
Charles M. Fowler disclosed a drive to collect used clothing for Korean War victims. The VEW Automatic Launcher facility sponsors the effort, designating self-service laundries as collection stations for Eastbay residents to donate to war relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevo T
Charles M. Fowler
Eastbay
Fowler
Argentine Police Uncover Vast Communist Plot Plan
UPJ Federal police announced they uncovered a large detailed communist action plan described as vast and to be carried out this year in Buenos Aires Argentina. The claim cited a planned nationwide push with coordination among unnamed groups and dates not specified.
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Huengs Aires
Argentina
UPJ
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Mario
PAM
Tony’ Taylor
LDS
Baton
Heron
Phon
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