Casualties Hit 80430 In Korean War Week
The Defense Department reports 80430 American casualties this week in Korea, up 351 from last week’s 801? total. The breakdown shows 13433 deaths, 64887 wounded, 10483 missing, 159 prisoners, and 1348 found after being reported missing. Army totals 50272 dead 11154 wounded 43262 missing 9804 prisoners. Navy 932? dead 359 wounded 95 missing 945 found. Air Force 708 dead 212 wounded 28 missing 429 prisoners. Marines 1368 dead 1809 wounded 1071 missing 266 found 20.
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Washington
Defense Department
Air’ Force
Campfire Girl Story Writer Frank Honeywell Dies
Frank Honeywell 74 a journalist for 4 years and author of 13 children's books died at his San Pedro home. A native of Pontiac he moved here after retirement and wrote under Stella M Francis continuing campfire girl stories after the original author died. He authored Over There about World War I coalitions. He leaves wife in San Pedro and two daughters Stella Marie Gass and Marina Honeywell in Chicago.
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San Pedro
J. Frank Honeywells
Yes
Pontiac
Stella M. Francis
Honeywell
Myrs
Stella Marie Gass and
Marina Sr. Honeywell
Chicago
Fire Season Warning Issued For California
California forester warns 1951 may match last year’s fire season record with 553,400 acres burned in 1950 and nearly $10 million in damage. Eight years of sub normal rainfall drys brush in southern counties, prompting warnings to vacationers and residents to extinguish cigarettes, douse campfires, and obtain permits before burning brush or trash.
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Sacramento
U.P
California
Dewitt Nelson
San Diego
Oregon
Nelson
Madoc
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Grange
River,side
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Attorney for Reds Arrested As Communist Leader Nabbed in Crackdown
Baltimore attorney Maurice L. Braverman, counsel for several Communists, was arrested near midnight as he arrived at Baltimore’s Friendship International Airport. He faces charges of conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow of the U.S. government and was held on 75000 bail for a hearing. The Justice Department reports it is part of a broader Washington Baltimore area crackdown, with five lower echelon leaders arrested, bringing total prosecutions under the Smith Act to 51. eight suspects remain at large.
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Maurice L. Braverman
FBI
Baltimore
Friendship International
New York
Verman
Braverman
U. S
Ernest Volkart
U.S
Justice Department
Washington-Baltimore
Mississippi Prohibitionist in Runoff for Governor
United Press reports a dry candidate tops the Mississippi primary as Barnett White and Lumpkin win runoff places. Barnett led with 28 237 votes, White 27 392, Lumpkin 25 487 out of 805 precincts. Georgia and Virginia also held elections with light turnout and state assembly races in Virginia.
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Truman
White House
Dry Lewler
Ross Barnett
Joyner
Hugh White
Sam Lumpkin
Barnett
White
Lumpkin
Virginia
Georgia
John Rattle
General Assembly
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Poultry Producers of Central California list today’s egg prices with Nulaid large 74 and medium 82 and small 43, plus roasters 44 per pound and hens heavy type 35 36 for weights over 4 pounds. Squabs noted at 91 92.
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Central
California
Hayward School Budget Approved At $4,591,000
Hayward elementary district trustees approved a 1951 52 budget of 4 591 263 with 1 213 166 for operations and 3 378 108 for building funds The tax rate 1 46 will not rise The board also authorized dedicating a storm drain casement at John Muir school site to Hayward and renting kindergarten facilities near Garints and Lilia subdivisions.
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Hayward
Hi. F. McCarter
County Board of Supervisors
McCarter
John Muir
Garints
Lilia
San_ la
Frank E Aguayo Rites Tomorrow
Obituary brief for Frank E Aguayo who died yesterday in a San Leandro hospital. Services set for 9 am at Sorensen Brothers chapel 1140 B Street Hayward with a 9 30 am rosary at All Saints Church and burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Aguayo 40, chemist, husband of Ernestine, father of Ernestine and Christina, son of Josephine Koski, brother of Lea and Juanita, lifelong Hayward resident. He was a Foresters of America member, Court Pride of Hayward 271, and lived at 21300 Locust Street. Burial notes and immediate family named.
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San Francisco
Lea Koski
Juanita Aguayo
Richmond
The
Foresters of America
Hayward
Aguayo
Locust Street
Admiral Pugh inspects Naval Medical Depot in Oakland
Rear Admiral Lamont Pugh, chief of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, inspected the Naval Medical Supply Depot in Oakland during a Bay Avenue tour. He recently returned from a month in the Korean theater where he reviewed Naval medical units hospital ships and Yokosuka facilities in Japan.
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Oakland
Navy
Lamont Pugh
USN
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Naval Medical Supply Depot
Pugh
Naval Hospital and
Yokosuka
Japan
Death notices Agitava A Haviward August 7 1951
Frank E Aguayo beloved husband of Ernestine Aguayo. Survived by Mrs Josephine Koski of San Francisco, Leo Koski of San Francisco, Juanita Aguayo of Hayward. Foresters of America member, Court Pride of Maynard No 27. Native of San Francisco, aged 30. Funeral from Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward August 9 1951 at 9 am, then to St Mary’s Church for Mass at 9:30 am. Rosary Wednesday 8 pm. Burial Holy Sepulchre.
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Haviward
Frank E. Aguayo
Ernestine Aguayo
Sassi Uii Eta Abado
Harvard
Josephine Koski
San Francisco
Leo Koski
Juanita Aguayo
Hienmond
The
Forester’s of America
Maynard No 27
Calif
Sorensen Bros
B Street
Hayward
Mig Sou
Optimism High In Iran Oil Settlement Talks
In Tehrān and Abadan optimism rose as formal Anglo Iranian oil talks opened. Iran’s two top negotiators voiced confidence the dispute over Iran's oil interests would be settled peacefully. Britain's chief delegate Lord Privy Seal Stokes said atmosphere had improved and that London had sent Iran a memorandum outlining general settlement ideas while awaiting Tehran's reply before detailed discussion.
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Tehran
Iran
U.7
Britain
Stiehard
Abadan
Stephen Early Remains Critical After Coronary Thrombosis
Stephen T. Early, 61, former White House press secretary, was in critical condition at George Washington Hospital with an arterial heart clot. He was kept on oxygen overnight and rested quietly as doctors cautioned that prognosis would require two or three days.
County approves abandonment of Marriett street for school site
County planning commission approved the abandonment request for Marriett street in the San Lorenzo school district. The street cuts through school property recently purchased and ends at the edge of the grounds. City Hall parking lot acceptance recommended for Hayward. City Engineer Harry Shatto reports a 30 day completion and cost estimates.
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County Planning Commission
Asto
Lmarriett Street
San Lorenzo
Ite
City Hall
Hayward
Harry Shatto
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