All Quiet On Western Front In Korea Note
Reporter with 24th Division describes a quiet front along the Naktong River in Korea. Brig. Gen. Pear Hyson inspects positions while air strikes target a village on the opposite bank. No tanks or troops moved. observers note camouflage and a tense calm before potential activity.
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Idaho and Other States Vote in Primary Contests
United Press reports Idaho Nebraska and Arkansas held primaries tomorrow with focus on Idaho Senatorial race involving Glen H Taylor Democrats and challenger Herman Welker for the GOP nomination. Kentucky Maine and other contests also feature in broad bid for November seats amid accusations of communism links and national political tensions.
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Nebraskka
Arkansas
Glen H. Taylor
Tdaho
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Earles. Clements
Chow T. Dawson
Paylor
Senate
D. Worth Clark
Compton I White
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Stele
Herman Welker
GOP
Anya Crities
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Taylor
Columbia Valley Authority
Idaho
Abe McGregor Gait
Fentress I. Kuhn
Henry C. Dwarphat
Dworshek
Visitors Flock to Vision Seer at necedah Farm
At a Wisconsin farm near Necedah crowds gather outside the home of a mother of seven who says she will see the Virgin Mary again. Thousands of pilgrims, including parsons, visit daily around the shrine set before two elm trees as church officials pace the scene and guard the vision.
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Fred van Hoof
Asture
Aml
Gon
Bernard
Euores
Evacuation Areas Proposed in California Campaign
Democratic candidate James Roosevelt urged immediate creation of evacuation areas in outlying California sections and mobilization of 4,000,000 residents in emergencies. Governor Earl Warren warned civilians face sacrifices as Korea and global tensions rise. Both major parties backed tough measures and American action in Korea. the Progressive party raised questions.
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U.P
California
James Roosevelt
Democratic State Central Committee
Roosevelt
Nisi
Earl Warren
Warren
Republican Committee
Calluc
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Stalin
Korea
Independent Progressive Party
Iovidda
Philippines Ready 5000 to 6000 Man Force for Korea
President Elpidio Quirino announced in Manila that the Philippines is rushing a fighting force for service in Korea. He said 5,000 to 6,000 men could be supplied and General Douglas MacArthur had been asked his requirements. The force could be sent without American financial aid.
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Manila
BT. Ue
Army Camps for Underprivileged Children Run by Salvation Army
The Salvation Army operates a camping program for area children. The camp is located near Santa Cruz and owned by the Salvation Army. Twenty-two children in the area were given camping opportunities through the program.
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Salvation Army
New Santa Crug
Salyvation Army
Santa Cruz Mountains
Salvation Army camp donors support youth outing
The article notes a camp for underprivileged children with a per camper cost of $12.50 covered by sponsors. M. J. Duhner chairs the youth committee and donor list includes Hayward Lions club, Hayward Rotary club, Mrs. Inge Sorensen, Dr. D. FP. Grint, and many others who funded examinations and camp life costs.
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Salvation Army
Dapey
Hayward Lions Club
Inge Sorensen
Minnie Seaver
Carter
C. Crockell
Donald Manley
Nels Clements Hayward Rotary Club
Ward Burr
Dave Beeby
D. FP. Grint
Byron FF
Rayce
Frances Brown
Mel Dolmer
Elk, Kearney
de. Duling Levine
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Isowhiel
Award of EBMUD Pumping Plant Contract Granted
East Bay Municipal Utility District announces the award for pumps motors and ancillary equipment for the Fruitvale pumping plant to Fairbanks Morse and Company at 49 dollars. Plant near High Street will pump sewage from outfalls to the treatment plant, with completion expected by May 1951 and full disposal system operation in July 1951.
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Conegel
John W. McFarland
East Bay
High Street
San Leandro
San Leandro Creek
Avene
S F L A TV Link Connects Los Angeles Bay Area
Los Angeles and San Francisco will be linked by eight relay stations starting Sept. 1 as Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co announces a transcontinental chain to bring Chicago-originated programs to both regions. The inaugural program on Sept. 45 will mark simultaneous telecasts to the two cities.
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San Francisco
Pacific Telephone and Telepraph Co
L.T. Cooper
Chicago
Bay Area
Ue Syust
Cooper
Webber Couple Sells Home Amid Career Move
Mr and Mrs Hoy Webber of 17279 Melody Way have sold their house and plan to relocate to Gabriel. The text notes a recent business shift for Webber connected to the cigar manufacturing field, though details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Melody Way
Gabriel
Webber
South California Forest Fires Burn 13 000 Acres
News of large wildfires across four southern California counties reports 13 000 acres burned with at least one firefighter dead. Areas near Castaic Elsinore Santa Barbara and San Diego were affected. Firefighter May Myers collapsed and died from a heart attack while battling the flames. Weather conditions threaten containment as backfiring efforts aim to control the mammoth blaze. The report also notes earlier fires totaling 400 acres and references a domestic toaster anecdote as unrelated filler.
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Elsinore
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Angeles
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Vassalle Advanced By County Schools
Nelson Vassalle, former Chief Deputy Superintendent, becomes Assistant Superintendent in charge of Finance and Business Services as announced by Canty Superintendent of Schools. He has served five Chief Deputies since 1945, is past president of the northern California Association of Public School Officials, and directs the state association while remaining a county employee of 31 years. Born 1900 in Columbia, South Carolina, he lives in San Leandro with his wife and three daughters. Raymonl B. Smith succeeds as Chief Deputy, joining from the Department of Instructional Materials at Alameda County Schools with four years’ service.
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Califerni Association of
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Oakland
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Tuchimne
Fruitvale
TU Raney Drive
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Claudia
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Raymuiml &. Smith
Altimedia County
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New York
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Milk bottle saves man after garage exhaust incident
Arthine Gul brandsen, 4, owes his life to an empty milk bottle. Chibrandsen, overcome by exhaust fumes in his garage, threw the bottle through a window and then collapsed. His sister-in-law Mrs Teene Tranynel raised the alarm and rescued him.
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Inslaw
Teene Tranynel
Sisters keep pace as twins birth record repeats
In July 1948 Mrs Norman F Murphy and Mrs Garry A Hull welcomed a boy and a girl, born 31 hours apart. Now both have new sons born 38 hours apart, keeping a remarkable family rhythm in St. Louis.
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Whi—Poe
Secon
Norman F.murphy
Garry A. Hull
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