Korean War Hero Honored Captain York Receives Bronze Star
Captain Frank EF York of the 374 Military Police Company earned the Bronze Star for valor in Korea. He and Mrs York reside in Robles Day York, a former Castro Valley resident, are named among enlistees and trainees at San Leandro, San Diego, Treasure Island, and Fort Ord. Also noted are announces of electronic technician sailors in training and Major Mooney named reserve first lieutenant at the Judge Advocate General camps.
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Frank EF. York
Military Police
Korea
York
Mrs. York
Robles
Forest Avenue
Castro Valley
Filleen
Jusu
Clarence Dieta
Princeton Street
Haymmond O'Neill Gillespie
Catherine Raynolphy
George Bheels
David Gee Silva
George Silva
Aro Street
Narain Lee
Wendle Delvnir Phister
M Melvin Malster
Noel Wesley Stevens
Paul Stevens
Wilgerm Avenue
Hubert Walter Correll
Clarence Correll
Redgemoor Street
San Loranita
Edward James Rudger
Prams Jenkgs
Denton Avenir
Ednitor
Stevens
Treasure Island
Hubert Patrick Mauney
Berhard Sf. Mooney
Lowell Bute
Ioward
Ban
Lore E Atty
Fort Ord
Mooney
University of San Francisco
California
Fle
Sloff
Fort Ory
Robert Patrick Mooney
Bernard J. Mooney
Lewelling Boulevard
San Lorsnno
Judge Advocate General Corps
Oclobes
California Bat
Brains Behind Kidnap Slaying Faces Trial In Kansas City
A 68 year old man, nicknamed the brains behind the kidnap slaying of four key witnesses in a contempt case, pleaded innocence today. Another suspect, Hudson, was returned from Chicago after a state case, while two others linked to the murder of Matt Jones were held for questioning. The bodies of victims tied to a river, dawned with a concrete block, surfaced as authorities tied the case to figures named Osborne and Bowus.
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Kansas City, Mo
Newn
Tona
Newbury
Trury Tilson
Hudson
Sir
Chicago
Matt Jones
Jones
Bogra
Alfred H. Osborne
Daly
Thomas Paul Bowus
Lane
Osborne
Alleged Bank Robber Taken in Kansas City
Ollie Gene Embry, listed on the fugitive list and once in the crime “who’s who,” was captured by city detectives and agents while working as a gasoline attendant. He yielded with a rag, facing charges for the Monroe Bank robbery and interstate transport of stolen property. Three accomplices were previously arrested and given long terms.
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Kansas City
Ollie Gene Embry
Todlay
Embey
Rantty
L. V. Bourdman
U.S
Corai T
Transan
Two Persons Killed In NC Accidents
Two people killed and several injured in California weekend crashes. LaMarr Curston a prominent Santa Cruz realtor died in a head on collision two miles east of Santa Cruz on the Los Gatos highway. Mary A Rosselli 10 of King City was killed in a pickup truck collision near Salinas. Gerald Reid 25 of Santa Cruz faced injuries as did two San Francisco men in a separate crash on the Garden Gate bridge approach.
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San Francisco
Worth
California
LaMarr Curston
Mry
Mary A. Rosselli
King City
Curston
Ulers
Los Gatos
Santa Cruz
Sam Cofferne Gay Young
A. Rerrini
Delbert R. Kier
Lous Gatos
Rosselli
Highway Inn
Salinas
Gerald J. Reid
Santa Cla
Gearden Gate Bridge
Mallnin
John Riedle
Andrews Sisters Try TV Show In London Soon
The Andrews Sisters showcase American television acts in London venues like the Palladium. Patty says live audience work here beats home stage time, and critics’ rave notices after opening night boost a provincial tour. They plan a fall U S television special featuring Maxine and Laverne with duets and solos under Bright spotlight placements.
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Gondon
London
Palladium
Tel Telovision
Patty
Andrews Sisters
Ftis
The
Soni
U. S
Televiewerswill
Andrews
Maxine
Laverne
Pally
I Melody Maker
Palo Alto Man Talks to Garden Club Members
Frederick Smith known as platamith of Palo Alto spoke at the Hayward Garden club patio meeting held outdoors at Don Crates’s lawn. He displayed rare plants as slides were projected. trophies were not awarded due to tropical production curtailment. Members winning trophies at the second garden show included Leslie Vanier, Naomi Vanier, and Margaret Manning for various categories.
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Frederick Smith
Platamith
Palo Alto
Hayward Garden Club
Don Crates
Smith
Charlie ‘Perry
Leslie Vanier
Cunninghwmn
Naomi Vanier
Margaret Manning
Boyle Says He'll Not Quit Under Fire
Washington U P report says Democratic National Committee Chairman William M Boyle Jr. will not quit after a conference with President Truman. Boyle denied involvement with an Armenian loan and said he would serve his term, calling rumors of a St Louis group pact fabrication.
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Boyle
Washington
U.P
William M. Boyle, Jr
Democratic National Committee
Travian Tadey
St. Louis
Armerians Litherald Corp
Reconstruction Finance Corp
REC
Gsid
Goyle
Truman
White House
Gayle
Vandal Takes 11 Roses At Lewelling Business
Mrs Glenn of Glenn Cleaners Lewelling and 14th reported a vandal took 11 rose plants from her shop planters last Friday. The incident involved a plan to plant 13 bushes and a Cuban connected nickel process. James P Finnegan was mentioned in connection with the Cuban deal but denied any participation. Sen Byrd urged President Truman to declare guilt or innocence quickly to avoid eroding public confidence in the administration.
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Apnouanya
Sherif
Myre
Muriel Glenn
Glenn Cleaners
Lewelling
Cuba
James P. Finnegan
St. Louis
Internal Revenue
Byrd
Goyle
Truman
Iig
Hot Atom Chemistry Promises Industrial Breakthrough
The Atomic Energy Commission reports hot atom chemistry could later cut costs by speeding up reactions and enabling new material production. Research at Upton NY and universities like Yale, Michigan, Caltech, and MIT explores using nuclear energy to drive or accelerate chemical processes and polymerization for peacetime use.
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Washington
Atomic
Nedy Commission
AEC
Commission
Big
Oloike
Upton
N.Y
ABC
Hutalvin
Congre
ARC
Ue Anc
Yate University
University of Michigan
Calwinbiy University
Massachusetts Institute of Technulogy
Red Youths Take a Look At West Berlin
Berlin reports show thousands of Communist youth delegates evading East German patrols for a first glimpse of the western world. They attend a 2,000,000 strong anti west rally, slip into Western sections in blue uniforms, and watch bright shop windows amid wartime rubble. Thirty six youths elected to stay in the Western zone yesterday, bringing asylum requests in the past week to eighty eight.
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Berlin
East Berlin
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US Army
B. F. Goodrich
Castro St
Lucerne
Garden Club
Broadway
Eer
Tm Uyoon
Seidtee
Oakland
Vandal
West Berlin
Weste
Grover
Caney Businere
Geary Street
San Fromisco 2
Calif
Sam
Hayward
Firemen's Fund, Royal Exchange, Sun and Pearl Insurance Companies
James C. Prowse
Ford
Ford Alers
Automatic Kids Central
Atoning James Moffan
Trinidad
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