Iranian frontier post fires on Soviet vessel in Caspian near Astara
Iranian frontier post fires machineguns at a Soviet 100 ton naval vessel that entered Iranian waters in the Caspian near Astara. The Soviet ship reportedly retired after 30 minutes of fire. Iran offered no explanation for the actions. The Astara garrison protested the ship’s use of searchlights on the post. Tehran police ban demonstrations in Parliament Square amid clashes.
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Tehran
Iran
Eal
Iranian Frontier Post
Frontier Post
Tey
Caspian Sea
Astara
Astare
Tehtin
Parliament Square
Huimors
Mutiny on Polish mine sweeper near Sweden sparks asylum bid
Swedish navy reports six crew members were rescued from a lifeboat after a mutiny aboard the Polish minelayer Red Wing. Officers reportedly locked in their quarters as crew sought asylum. The M B under Lt Skoglund guided the vessel into Ystads harbor where police boarded the ship. The unarmed vessel carried coastal defense gear and pistols among its crew.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Asylm
Daybreal
Ake Skoglund
Skoghund
Skoglund
Ystu
Pier Tha Legree
Truman Plans To Attend Peace Conference Opening
President Truman announced plans to fly to San Francisco to open the Japanese peace treaty conference on September 4. He said the trip will not include a whistle stop cross country tour, and that the United States delegation will sign the treaty, not the president personally.
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Washington
Truman
San Francisco
Final Stocks Rise in New York with Oil and Chemical Gains
Stocks advanced on strong volume as oils and chemicals led the late action. Special issues climbed over three points, GM and Chrysler rose on auto price hopes, steel stayed firm, building issues firmed, and chemicals surged up to ten points in some preferred issues.
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New
York
General Motors
Chrysler
Truman Says Ike's Job Not '52 Hindrance
President Truman said Eisenhower’s European duties would not hinder a possible 1952 run for office. He praised Eisenhower’s work in Europe and stated he would put country first in any condition. Truman also noted ongoing inquiry into William Boyle RFC loan ties and deferred Senate-investigation details.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Isenhower
William M. Boyle
American Lithofold Corp
St. Louis
Favoret
Senate
Bernard M. Baruch
Peter the Herrmit
Peter the Hermit
Iman
Baruch
Eisen- Nawer
Tramani
U S Says Huks Will Rebel In Philippines Between November And May
The State Department warns the Huk guerrillas will attempt to overthrow the Philippine government by force, arson, and murder between November and May 1952. It cites a recruiting drive to raise fighters from 10,000 to 200,000, notes weakened Huk strength, and stresses U S concern over sovereignty and regional defense.
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Washington
Huk
State Department
Phippine
Department
Office of Public Affairs
Red Movement
Island
Philippine Defense Department
Japan
Kuriles
United States
All Free Nations
Philippines
UN Forces Advance Three Miles In Korea Front Push
United Nations infantrymen backed by artillery and air power crossed the rugged central front gaining more than three miles in a major push toward Kamsong, 29 miles north of the 38th parallel. The operation, described as a limited objective attack, aimed at hill positions near Kamsung amid light resistance as cease-fire talks at Kaesong stalled.
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Korea
United Waltsons
Kaesong
Kamsong
38Th Parallel
Red
Matthwe B. Ridgway
Bth
Eighth Army
Kamsung
Kumseng
Danny Rice Still Critical After Injury at Yard Swing
Highland hospital officials report four year old Danny Rice in critical condition from injuries sustained while playing on a swing in a neighbor’s yard. He may have a brain concussion with possible fracture. The boy’s address and guardians are listed. other local injuries include a Mayward man in a separate crash and two Castro Valley residents recovering after a train collision on Lewelling boulevard.
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Oakland—Highland Hospital
Dany
Shelvie
Baumberg Avenue
May
Ward
Whettheer Ha
Danny Rice
Edward
Hayward
Highland Hospital
Patricia Swansick
Almond Road
Castro Valley
Jack Fish
Cchter Street
Lewelling Boulevard
Western Pacific Crossing
Hit Run Charge Invetigated In San Leandro
A 66 year old Hayward resident is the subject of a felony hit and run investigation after the truck he drove allegedly struck a pedestrian on East 145th Avenue near Mount Street yesterday afternoon. Kilmer M. Shepard, 54, of 21013 Redwood Road, Castro Valley, suffered arm and rib fractures and is listed in good condition at Permanente Hospital. Driver under suspicion is Harry Schalm, 161 Laurel Avenue, who was picked up by highway patrol after a description of the truck was broadcast around 4:20 PM.
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San Leandro
Hayward
145Th Avenue
East Mth Street
Permanente Hosital
Kilmer M. Shépach
Redwood Road
Castra Valley
Harry Schalm
Laurel Avenue
Highway 17
Centerville
Floyd Standlee
Fall Iver Mills
Calif
Warrier K. Bloghl
Hesperian Boulevard
Ashland
Castro Valley Boulevard
Bryan H. Mogan
Heyer Avenue
Cestth Valley
Rose Bowl Radio Rights Won By NBC To 1954
NBC won exclusive radio and TV rights to the Rose Bowl games for 1952 to 1954 in a total bid of 1.51 million dollars. The deal calls for 400000 for 1952, 500000 for 1953, and 610000 for 1954, surpassing expected gate receipts. PCC officials noted nationwide telecast and radio hookup anticipated via coast to coast networks.
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Pasadena
U.P
Natonal Broadcasting Co
Bill Nicholas
Rose Tournament Association
Pacific Coast Conference Committee
Berkeley
NBC
Calybia Broadcasting System
KTTV
Los Angeles
CBS
Showdown Talks Rise as Kaesong Armistice Deadline Near
The Kaesong cease-fire talks intensified with the eighth day of negotiations. UN chief negotiator Adm. C Turner Joy warned the Communists he would not accept a truce line that leaves UN forces vulnerable to a double-cross offensive. Gen Nam Il refused the present front, signaling stalemate as Red forces reportedly mass 356,000 troops with 300,000 in reserve. The talks entered a critical phase with possible recess or breakthrough proposals amid growing international pressure.
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U.S
Kaesong
Korea
Kaegong
Uam
Adm
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Nam I
Nam
Joy
Pei Bing
Pyongyang
Peiping
Hine
Makwe Kassong
Jury Prodded Toward Ruling In Kidnapping Case
Superior Judge Robert Gardner warned a Santa Ana jury to reach a verdict on Henry Ford McCracken after 18 hours of deliberation. The six men and six women, locked in since 1 a.m., had two counts decided but were deadlocked 8 to 4 on the third. McCracken faces murder kidnapping and child stealing charges. Gardner urged a fresh start after midnight, signaling a mistrial if no verdict by a reasonable hour.
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Santa Ana
Robert Gardner
Henry Ford McCracken
Patricia Jean Tull
Dudge Gardner
Waldo Wilder
McCracken
Gardner
Iine
Sid He
Five Idaho Girls Die From Lightning During Picnic
A lightning bolt struck a pine tree at Grand Tetons peak, killing Betty Kearned Carel Engstrom Mary Severson Bernice Malone and Oru Holst, all Idaho Falls residents, as nine others were injured. Rescue teams evacuated the injured and dead to Driggs while church leaders aided survivors. Witnesses recalled the moment the bolt hit as campers fled the tree and began aid efforts.
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Idaho
Tdaho
Bethene Hichmond
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mormon
Grand ‘Etun
Mrs. Richmond
Richmond
Miller
NOW
Clarence Murdock
Teton Valley
American Legion
Driggs
LDS Tabernacle
Snake River Valley
Murdock
Idaho Palls
Betty Kearned
Carel Engstrom
Mary Severson
Bernice Malone
Oru Holst
Woodbridge CV Manager Named Castro Valley Chamber Head
Woodbridge CV Manager Woodbridge, formerly of San Leandro and Livermore, named first full time manager of Castro Valley chamber of commerce. He brings 25 years in public service, YMCA work, and experience at Ann Arbor and Livermore chambers. starts immediately overseeing membership, promotion, newsletter, and liaison with county government.
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Howard Me
Calla
Chamber
Tash
Woodbridge
Leandra
Wee Svaling
Ira Valley
Haircut Prices Rise to $1.50 in East Bay
Oakland reports a county wide rise in haircut prices to 1.50 for adults and 1.25 for children, affecting Alameda and parts of Contra Costa. The move impacts Pinole Rodeo and Blackhawk areas with plans for broader union negotiations in Orinda Pittsburg Antioch Brentwood Concord and Walnut Creek.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
East Bay
Alametz
The
Barbers Union
Orinda
Pittsburg
Antioch
Brentwood
Concord
Walnut Creek
Burglars Take $240 In Loot From Hayward Home
Burglars broke into the home of Charles H. Granger on Marolyn Court while he was away. Police reported a forced garage door and $240 in loot taken including fishing rods two jackets and a camera valued at $20.
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Hayward
Charles H. Granger
Marolyn Court
Granger
Caldecott Withdraws From Berkeley Justice Seat Race
Assemblyman Thomas W. Caldecott told the Alameda County board of supervisors he seeks withdrawal as a possible appointee to the Berkeley Justice of the Peace court. The supervisors announced the decision at today's meeting.
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Thomas W. Caldecott
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Berkeley
Justice of Peace Court
Caldecott
Treeview Tract Map Approved near Oakland by Supervisors
Alameda county Board of Supervisors approved Tentative Map 1130 for the Treeview tract by Kiltmore Homes to be built on Niles highway north of Decoto. Final map requires drainage, sewer, and water solutions and may not permit home sales until filed.
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Oakland
Treeview
GOO Homes
Niles
Decota
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Kiltmore Homes, Inc
County Planning Commission
Biltmore Homes
Wallace Boggs
Board of Supers
Central Pacific
San Francisco Bay
Board of Supervisors
Courty Planning Commission
Pickles to pay off Coldwater civic projects
Coldwater Michigan units join forces to raise cucumbers for the chamber of commerce fundraiser. The chamber has rented land and will coordinate planting cultivation and marketing with help from other local groups to support civic projects.
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Coldwater, Mich
Bickles
Chamber of Commerce
C-Of-C
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Rose Bowl
Fee
NFA Acme
James Healy
Naval Office
Atk Jy
Woodbridge CV Manager
Treeview Tract
Foothill, Blvd
Hear Bridge
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