Ship Aground North of S F Campus Injures 50 Coeds
A Japanese vessel the Kenkoku Maru ran aground 76 miles north of San Francisco in fog and rain. Coast Guard crews and a beach party ferried to the ship as it listed slightly, with no loss of life reported. Five miles north of Seoul not applicable here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F
Seoul
San Francisco
U.R
Golden Gate
Coast Guard
Farallon Islands
Stewarts Point
Here
Arch Richardson
United Press
Richardson
Riesiaredson
Coal Guard
Farallon Island
Marine Exchange
Japan
Chinese Reinforcements Struggle Near Seoul Front
Chinese Communist forces drove reinforcements toward Seoul as U S troops faced a fifth battle radius. Uijongbu fell as fires lit the sky and Allied artillery shelled Reds along the highway. casualties rose by thousands while air sorties fell to a record low.
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Tokyo
Iu.p
U. S
Seoul
Seoul-Chuncam
United Nations
Uijongbu
Bib
Lunes
Sinter
Tate
Stour-Chonehon Highway
Pyongyang
Chinese Peoples Volunteer
Jnto
Red
Crash Kills One Two Hurt Badly on Alameda County Highway
A deadly crash on Highway 40 near Boehmer hill claimed the life of Gertrude Blue, 24, of Gatland, with May L Rodgers, 94, and George A Blue, 5, seriously hurt. Andrew Rodgers, Johnnie Rumsey, and Harry Coachman escaped serious harm. Alfred Fagundes, 40, acted as wagoner. Heavy rain and evasive action by Vincente R Garcia preceded the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Secon
Boehmer Hill
Gertrude Blue
Gatland
May L. Rodgers
Oate- Jend
George A. Blue
Fairmont Hoa Ital
Garland Hospital
Oakland
Hee
Andrew Rodgers
Union Street
Newhiyting
Highway Patrol
Johnnie Rumsey
Harry Coachman
Alfred Fagundes
Manford
A.m
Nicholas Oliveras
Decoto
Vincente R Garcia
Ninth Street
Decote
Stock Market Hits 20-Year High Amid Profit-Taking
New York final stock trades show prices rising to a new 20 year high on the stock exchange with the industrial average surging in early hours to its highest since June 6 1930 as oil shares rally on strong first quarter earnings. Profit-taking in the second hour trimmed gains while many investors stayed on the sidelines awaiting economic and foreign developments.
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New York
Slock Exchange
Bill Requires Flashing Bus Lights in California
A California bill to require flashing red lights on school buses passed the state senate. The lights would activate whenever children are boarding or waving from the bus. Motorists must stop only when the lights are flashing.
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Sacramento
U.P
State Senate
Rita Hayworth Moves Toward Permanent Separation
New York UP says Rita Hayworth will take legal steps toward a permanent separation from Aly Khan after long consideration. Attorney Bartley Crum says custody of daughter Jasmin is sought, with Hayworth seeking a stable home for her children.
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Rita
New York
Ita Hayworth
Prince
Aly Khan
Bartley Crum
Crom
Western States
Pajama Clad Girls Routed By Disaster
Three girls were critically injured and 17 others hospitalized when a large gas storage tank exploded near Northwest Missouri state college in Maryville. A three story dormitory burned as 100 girls slept, half burned or cut. 50 Air Farer clerical students aided evacuees. Fire lasted hours, two juniors in critical condition, cause of explosion unknown.
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Maryville
U.P
Northwest State College
Fred
Roberta Steele
St. Joseph
Maxine Deshon
Stewartsville
Marylyn Anderson
West Boro
Owl
Northwest Missouri State College
Hlf
St Joseph
Hames
Hivzing
J. W. Jones
SL Francis Hospital
Teachers’ College
Fred Rufford
Air passengers can fly to Florida without changing planes
American Airlines announced a new nonstop style flight from San Francisco to Miami starting Sunday in cooperation with Delta and National Airlines. The daily service departs 8:20 a.m. from San Francisco and arrives 10:59 p.m. EST in Miami with intermediates at Dallas New Orleans and Tampa. A Delta crew will operate to Dallas and National will fly New Orleans to Miami.
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San Francisco
Up—Bay
Florida
American Airlines
Delta
National Airlines
Miami
Dallas
New Orleans
Tampa
Natlarral
Set Clocks Ahead One Hour Tonight
United Press reports millions of Americans will set clocks forward one hour as daylight saving time begins in 34 states. Farmers object to scheduling shifts and Western Union employees must adjust about 75 thousand clocks. Despite grumbling, more people switch than last year and the change takes effect at 2 am in most states, with California New York Nevada New Jersey Oregon Maryland Pennsylvania Washington most of New England and Washington DC joining.
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United Press
New York
California
Farmers
Western Union Telegraph Co
Telegraph
Nevada
New Jersey
Oregon
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Washington
New England
District of Columbia
F-51 Collides With B-36. 14 Die in Oklahoma Crash
An F-51 fighter plowed into a giant B-36 bomber during a training mission over central Oklahoma. Four escort planes attacked the bomber to practice gunnery. The crash killed 14 men including the fighter pilot Lt. Fred W. Black of Boley, Oklahoma. The bomber originated from Fort Worth, Texas. Parachuting crew escaped with minor injuries and were treated in an Oklahoma City hospital. Wreckage spread over three square miles. identification took hours at Tinker air base.
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Guthrie
Olla
Meavy
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Tex
Pinker
Labor Party Gains Appear In Australian Election
In early returns the Australian general election shows the conservative coalition losing seats while the Labor Party makes major gains. With about half the votes counted the government may drop six of 45 seats in the House of Representatives as Labor leader Herbert Evatt competes in a Sydney district against Nancy Wake. Evatt led by 457 votes with 6,700 votes left to count in a 43,000 total. the race symbolized broader shifts over Korea war policy and domestic defense.
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Sydniy
Australia
U.2
R. G. Menzies
House of Representatives
Labor Party
Sydney
Tierbert V. Evatt
Nancy Wake
Evatt
Menzies
High Court
Communist Party
Laborites
Liberal
Country
Participlu
Conservave
Korea
J. B. Chiefley
United Nations
Twelve U S Airmen Die in Azores Crash
Lisbon report says twelve U S airmen were killed and five injured when a B-20 Super Fortress collided with a telegraph pole on approach to Terceira Island airfield in the Azores. The dead include Capt. Wilting R. Chamberlain Mill Valley California Marvin P Elke 31 Glendite Galil and Karl Jacobsen 24 Oakland California.
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Lisbon
Portugal
U.S
Azores
Britain
Roswell
Terceira Island
Walther Air Muse
Rossyell
Capt. Wilting
R. Chamberlain
Mill Valley
Cali
Marvin P. Elke
Glendite
Galil
I Karl Jacolsen
Oakland
Calif
Baseball game fragments from early box score notes
Fragments show National and American league team matchups with partial scores and player surnames such as Bowman Wost Rovald Edwards Wehmeier Scheffing Dempsey Koski McCullough Meyer Sarkont St Claire Le Boyer Ga condone Walker Hib Rush Lima Grasso Morgan Borra. The snippet lists teams New York Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Chicago and Washington with incomplete inning totals and player references.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bowman
Wostrum
Rovald B. Edwards
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wehmeier & Scheffing
Dempsey
Koski
McCullough
St. Louis
Chicago
le Boyer & Ga
Condone QQ
Walker
Fairview firemen collect papers Sunday drive
Fairview firemen will canvass for salvage magazines papers and tags Sunday to raise funds for their organization. The effort involves a door to door pick up service outside Fairview with the listed contacts and cities noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Boston
Philadelpha
Opeate Hooper
Kuerb
San Lorenzo Garden Club Wins Sixth Straight First at Spring Show
The San Lorenzo Garden Club won first prize and $460 for their exhibit at the annual Spring Garden Show held at the Oakland Exposition Building. This marked the sixth consecutive first place award for the San Lorenzans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo Garden Club
Oakland Exposition Building
Vogeler Released From Hungarian Prison After 17 Months
Robert A. Vogeler, an American businessman, left a Hungarian Communist prison after 17 months, 144 of them in solitary confinement. He pleaded guilty to espionage, was sentenced to 15 years, and described harsh treatment and isolation before meeting American Consul General Arthur Tower in Vienna. Vogeler arrived with his wife Lucille and two sons, confessed difficulty speaking and recalled his prison life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Robert A. Vogeler
Vogeler
Korea
Arthur F. ‘Tower
Tower
United States
Mothers in CD I Program of School Meeting
A meeting of mothers enrolled in the Civil Defense program at Castro Valley School is scheduled for Monday at 1 30 p.m. in the school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CDI
Castro Valley
Strikers and Textiles Wage Six Hour Gunbattle
In Wake Forest North Carolina a six hour gunbattle erupted between strikers and textile workers at the Royal cotton mills after a dynamite blast. Police intervened with 50 to 60 highway patrolmen arriving around midnight. Three people were wounded including reporter Jim Rankin and 16 year old striker Ruby Mae Wooelief. The clash followed a truck confrontation at the gate and included firing from a darkened office area as the three story mill building remained lit.
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Wake Forest
WN. C
Volton
Royal Cotton Mills
Danville
Erwin
N.C
Jim Rankin
Raleigh News and Observer
Rankin
Ruby Mae Wooelief
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Fort Wort
Texas
Castro Wal
Bled
A.H. Atwood
Southern District
Walter Coffin
Carlos Bee
Steve Hamm
John Bellemith
Dale Herspring
Cubs
Santa Clara
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Maj
L. W. Wright
Tinker
Fred W. Black
Boley
Okla
Hawker
Philadelphia
Meyer & Serine Sarkont & St. Claire
American Washington
Lima & Grasso
Morgan & Borra
Fairview Firemen
Detroit
Cleveland St. Loui
Letion & Hegan
Si Kennedy
Potiat
Purvis Perry
D. F. Moore
Floyd Whitman
Pam
Mrs. Frank’s Pantry Delicatessen
Castro Village
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