Pressure Heavy on South Front
American troops report limited volunteer attacks along the Naktong River and repulsed Communist assaults in the southern sector near Chinku. MacArthur notes heavy enemy pressure, several Red losses, and a shift planned toward disrupting Tapega-Pusad lines. An American cruiser shelled Namul-Tong as fighting continued along the peninsula.
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Tokyo
Naktong River
Hve
Bidance
Douglas MacArthur
Chinku
U. S
MacArthur
Korea
Namul-Tong
Yongdock
American Bombers Sink 10 000 Ton Troop Ship
American bombers and fighter aircraft attacked Inchon and surrounding areas near Seoul in North Korea. A 10,000 ton freighter transport reportedly sunk with troops aboard. two tugs sunk and two wooden ships damaged. B 26 and F 80 units bombed Inchon warehouses and railway yards. multiple ships and targets damaged or sunk. Maj Buckey led rocket attacks on warehouses. Inchon raid marked the last successful Allied air strike on the port.
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Tokyo
Ins Thon
North Korea
Bern
Russia
Havas
James H. Buckey
New Paris
Inchon
Kenneth J. Appel
Milwaukee
Wis
Ist Ki
Bill
Jones Wastland
Tex
Austin G. Roberson
Hope
Ark
Aled Planta
Kove
Seoul
MacArthur
Village to spend six thousand five hundred on defense equipment
The San Lorenzo Village Defense Council approved a 6500 disaste r preparedness package at a special session in the Community Center. The plan includes 31000 yearby of medic supplies saline solutions and essential gear, a 3000 diaphone alarm system, a 2400 mobile disaster truck, and a 700 electronic siren monitor. authorization for the saline solution hinges on immediate approval if essential, with other funds sourced as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San bLorenss Village
San Lorenz Village
Devishin
Ial
Sunlene
Samuel Gersten
Edward Dart
Beth Rotlinger
Stafford
TM. Rail Board
Aller
Martella Tary
Comcil
Prince
Sunset
San Lorenzo
Tom Ducey
Mintella
Wits
de Gersten
Dr. Tut
de. Stafford
Dr. Raitt
Peace Plan As New Kremlin Shell Game
LAKE SUCCESS NY Russian peace plan calling for immediate withdrawal of troops from Korea was viewed by the west as a shell game. Ambassador Warren R Austin denounced the move as propaganda while Western powers anticipated a vote on a US resolution condemning North Korea. The security council adjourned until next Tuesday with no western protest, leaving experts unsure of the plan’s intent.
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Lake Success
Russia
Kersey
Jacob A. Malle
United Nations Security Council
Warren R. Austin
Security Council
Korea
North Korea
Malik
Council
Bors. Ruesses
Ground Break Announced for Castro Village in Castro Valley
Groundbreaking rites set for next Saturday mark the start of Castro Village, a 414 acre shopping center in Castro Valley. Plymouth Construction began yesterday pouring foundations for 24 stores including Lee Brothers Market and Castro Jewelers, with more tenants named and completion aimed for fall or early winter.
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Castro Village
Castro Valley
Custro Valley Boulevard
Sant Maria Avenue
Plymouth Construction Company
Teg
Qhopring
Castra Village
Arnold Alderson
Castra Valley Parlier
Lee Brothers
Balane Bill Lee
Hayward
Sever Vedi
Bay Area
Quer
Castro Jeweler
Richard L. Higgins
Robert C. Hendricks
Mel. Prank
Herbert
Goldblum
New York
East Coast
Valley Fish and, Poultry Store
Melvin A. Grassi
Mike Kanniskis
Oakland
San Leandro
Washbreton
Castra
Pasquale Marchetti
Ops Mary J. Goghward
Edna O. Suter
Carrie Lipka
Thelma Moss
Don Hebransen
Made O'Day Company
Leo Lowik
Mickey Cohen Leaves Chicago Heads for L.A. After Warning
CNCAGO report notes gangster Mickey Cohen and his bodyguard arriving in Chicago and then told bluntly by police to leave town. Chief Andrew Aiken dismisses concerns, saying he doesn’t care where Cohen and John Stampanato appear, as long as they stay away from Chicago. Flo is described as the hottest man in the country.
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Cncago
Mickey Cohon
Oak
Andrew Aiken Gilt
Cohen
John Stampanato
Mat Los Angeles Smedium
Aileen
Flo
Fire at Castro Valley Bakery destroys part of building
A fire at Castro Valley Bakery and an adjoining appliance store caused about 4000 dollars in damage and razed the bakery storefront. Firefighters from Valley station contained the blaze at 6485 and 846 Castro Valley boulevard after a refrigerator motor shorted, with smoke and water damage to the appliance shop. Nearby crowds and festival goers were diverted as two sheriff’s deputies and several volunteer firefighters contained the scene. The baker is Bud Walh of Castro Valley. the bakery owner is Charles S. Davis.
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Costa Valley Boulevard
Castro Valley Bakery
Castro Valley Boulevard
Valley Fire Station
Thane
Hayward
Mhade
Usy
Bud Walh
Whelton Avenue
Castro Valley
Charles’s. Davis
Contol
Vallejo Man Fights Off Police Army and Dies
Everett Walker a 21 year old Vallejo architectural worker engaged in a long standoff with police after hurling grenades and firing at officers His confrontation wounded several deputies and bystanders before reinforcements and tear gas forced him from his apartment He shot himself in the head ending the siege leaving behind a nine month old daughter Christine and a wife and sister as observers of the tragedy
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Vallejo
Laken
Salatio County
Everett Walker
Benicia
Walker
Borsek
Dean
Ellen Shrynels
Eve
Henry Maguire
Lloyd Albright
Arthur Kinzell
Qwarke Calanbas
Ath
Dapunties
Highway Patrole Awn
Fiyeanan
Vallejoey
Saige
Housivn Project
Methyes
Ayore
Christine
Bulletin from Korea and Capitol Dispatch Highlights
An undetermined number of enemy tanks crossed the Makton River on the western front in Korea. In Washington, debate over a proposed 100 million loan for Spain dominated Congress as Senator Anderson predicted the House-Bonds conference would kill it, while Senator Bulson and McCarran held hopeful views. Speaker Pred A. Wiren delivered the kickoff address at the Castro Valley Fair breakfast and spoke to fair chairmen.
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Washington
Tod
North Korea
Suse Nay
United States
Nantong River
Korea
Makton River
Congress
Spain
Clinton P. Anderson
N. M
Truman
Dean Acheson
Pat McCarran
Selean
Shid Ha
Senate
Howse
Pred A. Wiren
Pair sendoff marks town business day
Businessmen and residents gathered to give this year’s Pair its official sendoff with Fair chairman Ted Lawrence and Clarence Evans. Queen contest chairman are seated next to Wiren at the Speaker’s tables, review photos.
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Ted Lawrence
Fair Chaiman
Clarance Evans
Qheen
Wiren
Canada to Send 5000 Troops to Korea Brigade
Unconfirmed reports from Ottawa say Canada will deploy 5,000 soldiers to Korea as a ground force contribution. Prime Minister Louis St Laurent expected to announce formation of a Brigade group to place the nation on a war footing after a cabinet meeting Monday. The Brigade would include three airborne infantry battalions with air and armor support.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Korea
United Nations
Louis St. Laurent
Explosive Laden C-46 Crashes Near Oklahoma City
A military transport plane carrying explosives crash landed near Oklahoma City and its cargo exploded minutes later. Six Marine crew survived the belly landing as fires and blasts drew thousands. The mission from Cherry Point to Moffett Field involved a high priority cargo. Officials at Tinker Air Force Base guarded the wreck and searched the site as doctors treated the crew. Names were listed with limited home details.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
U.P
Eoa
Marine Corps
Cherry Point
Naval Ation
N. c
Moffett Field
Calif
Tinker Air Force Busy
H.R. Kalp
Kalp
Tinker Reservation
Kkalp
Linker Field
Ne Allengl
Hewson
Maj
Kolp
Cant Kydy Movs
TySel W. HM. McLeon
W. J. Cabin
Sat. Tawrence Askinosie
Ph. Kuhn
Kuhn
Weather Update Foresees Warmer Day With Fog
Fair conditions expected this afternoon tonight and Sunday with high fog Sunday morning. Warmer today with an expected high and a low around the noted figure.
Governor Warren Warns of World War Threat in Radio Address
California Governor Earl Warren warned in a statewide radio address that the United States faces a wartime threat beyond Korea, saying Soviet Russia could widen aggression into a third world war with atomic warfare a possibility. He stressed California's civilian defense readiness while cautioning against complacency.
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San Francisco
California
Engl Warren
United States
Warren
United Nations
Nevily
Korea
Mr Warren
Republican Party
Russia
Tvrghten P
President Injured in Plane Crash Near Westfield
Industry leader Paul Bayles, president of Wood Machinery and Chemical Corp., and Richard Dane, both injured, were hospitalized after a ten passenger craft en route from Lockport to Toledo suffered an engine fire. Authorities say the crash occurred over Jake Epic, leaving Bayles and Dane with facial cuts and lacerations.
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Westfield
N.Y
Paul Bayles
Wood’ Machinery Sand Chemical Corp
San Jose
Calif
Richard Dane
Los Gatos
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Lockport
Toledo
Jake
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4000 Valley Bakery
Valley Fair
Bulletin
Begonia
Ralph Jocelyn Campbell
J. Joseph's Hospital
San Franscisco
Hayward Rosary Club
Great Britain
Campbell
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U.R
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Clarence Gvuns
Sunshine Girl
Castro Valley Fair
Diane Gonsalves
Jean Stafford
Pat Condit
Donna” Buckingham
Mitel Arnold
Pat Nor
Elaine Machado
Falr
Clarence Evans
Cas‘eo Garilena
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