Positive democracy urged by SA Col Rodda in talk
SA Col Rodda urged a positive democracy for America during a Salvation Army program. He warned youth to judge the past and guard the future, stressing constructive programs over negative rhetoric and noting postwar goals. Col Rolla cited successes in rebuilding Italy, Germany, and Japan through positive youth engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Rolin
Great Isrltwin
Ireland
May ‘Wateh
America
Americus
Bombardmant
Salvation
Aring Sponkee
Col
Rod. Fla
Deanne
Rolla
Italy
Germany
Japan
Stose Lands
Pratt
Cal
Rodda
Ih Walle
Americd
Salvation Army
Alburt Ovsborn
Salvation Anny International
Army
Coy Buisturn
Northern
Californaa
Mrnie Bowman
Rape Attempt Thwarted Near Atherton Streets
A young San Lorenzo woman thwarted an early morning rape attempt in a vacant lot near Atherton streets when four garage workers nearby heard her screams and intervened. She sustained cuts and bruises, was treated at Fairmont Hospital, and police reported the assailant fled as witnesses raised alarms.
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Hay Ward
San Lo
Ted
Yin
Coc Canyon
Ream
Tro Valley
Heroseronin
Down Aherton
Proderickson
Ramana Od
Ichakig
Freak Accident Involves Boy
A freak accident near Foothill Boulevard injured a boy named Vie on the night of October 4. A collision between two cars caused one to strike him as it swerved near a bridge. The boy sustained scratches on his back and bruises on his head. drivers involved were identified as Ale exandes and Carlaz C. Oyas. A collision notice was issued.
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Kenhelt
Vie
Houtevard
Parrel
Vierra Wis
Paul Kemle
Tui
Mae
Alnk
Aleexandes
Bil
Durlond
Wii
Fonthill
Bridge
Carlaz C. Oyas
Crkland
Pacific pact links US Australia New Zealand forces
The United States Australia and New Zealand plan a Sept 1 defense pact to link land sea and air forces. The tripartite treaty aims to deter aggression in the Pacific and would let forces operate in Japan under United Nations principles while consulting the UN Security Council during any attack and remain in force indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ISP
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
San Francisco
Australis
Japan
Unites States
New Zealind
United Natins
UN Security Council
Red Girls Travel Parade Signals West Preference
In East Berlin 15,000 teen girls carried anti American signs and photos of Stalin while a large youth rally drew Western sympathizers. Many privately favored the West, and about 467 youths sought political asylum as aid flowed into West Berlin.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Stalin
Bri
West
Sundey Uungey
West Berlin
Ed Crass
Red
Cost of Living to Rise 5 8 Percent Next Fiscal Year
Washington officials warned that the cost of living could jump five to eight percent in the coming year under a new controls law. Officials cited higher freight rates and transportation costs to be passed to consumers, with autos and beauty items likely hit early. Prices for basic goods may rise as rate hikes ripple through wholesalers and retailers.
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Washington
Economis
Eric A. Johnston
Defense
Charles 2. Wilson
Johnson
Wilson
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Killer Theory Named In Gang Deaths
Hollywood police pursue two killers in the double gangland slayings of Tony Brancata and Tony Trombing. Detectives cite two guns used and Brancata’s money troubles as motives. Four underworld figures held. two brothers James and Warren Fratiatino face court. London and Lares sought on related charges. Brancata, free on bail for Nevada robbery extradition, may have tried to “shake down” gang overlords with sensitive information.
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Hollywood
Kansas City
Willian Parker
Teste Brouht
Tony Brancata
Tony Trombing
Parker
Iso
Brancata
Nevada
Inchey
Hobes
Corps
James
the Weasel
Fratiatino
Warren
Effrast Moll
Sar London
Joe Foran
Thomas J. Cunningham
London
Sam Lares
Francato
Trembino
Valley Firemen Nominate Mike Johnson For Chief Post
Castro Valley volunteer fire department nominated Mike Johnson for fire chief on Tuesday. Johnson, currently acting chief, has served five years after Charles Mellotio’s resignation. The final selection rests with the fire commissioners who plan a meeting on August 13.
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Gastro Valley
Castro Valley
Five Prisoners Slag Guards In Arizona Desert Escape
Five Army AWOL prisoners overpowered two military policemen and escaped after seizing a vehicle near Ludlow California. The guards were beaten and one was injured. the prisoners drove off from Nellis Air Force Base toward Ludlow before abandoning the car on Highway 66.
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Los Angeles
California
Arizona
Charles TH
Vernon
Sl Monte
Calif
Charles W. Goins
St. Paul
Mion
Jeff
Ludlow
Avigona
I 1
Min
Salhey
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Buk
China Reds Abandon Pyonggang Again in Korean War
Chinese Communists retreated from Pyonggang for the second time in as many months as UN patrols push through the northern city. Allied forces reported brief clashes north of the 38th parallel with Red forces defending the plateau and road networks. The 8th Army signaled plans to occupy Pyonggang, while Red units probed and repulsed in surrounding sectors.
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Wigutil
Korea
Pyonggang
Iron Triangle
Yie 38Th Parallel
United Nations
Tts
8Th Army
Pyonggme
Tins
Hectic race for governor in Mississippi heats up in primary
In Mississippi the governor race narrows to a scramble among White Barnett Lumpkin and Johnson as vote counts push White to lead after polls close. Prohibitionist Ross Barnett falls to fourth with Lumpkin and Johnson vying for the Aug 28 runoff. Gartin and Arvington win lieutenant governor jobs amid a crowded Democratic primary for other state offices.
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Tackson
Miss
U.A
Mississippi
Mercov
Hugh White
White
Ross Barnett
Gov
Sam Lumpkin
Dark
Paul B. Johnson
Dale
Trumanciai
Tuing
Jie
Alite
Lumpkin
Hoviyett
Carroll Gartin Af Taurel
Jimmy Arvingtan Oof Collins
Gourey
Blair to stay as coach amid cadet ex amination fallout
New York UC reports Earl Blair confirmed he will remain head football coach at West Point after revelations that most cadets involved in exam dealings were dismissed. He described remaining in his post as the proper action and urged honoring the cadets while maintaining institutional integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Point
Earl Blair
Slark
Communists Call for Immediate Resumption of Talks
In Tokyo and Los Angeles reports the Communist bloc urges a swift restart of Korean cease-fire negotiations. They accuse UN forces of neutrality breaches near Kaesong and Panmunjom, while insisting their troops will remain neutral and compliant with July 14 terms. The UN commander delayed reply, citing alleged violations and questioning the sincerity of guarantees.
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Tokyo
Sinc Commelly
United Nations Command
Matthew B. Ridgway
Garanteed
GL Kaesung
Nam
Trops
Pan Mun Jon
Karsane Utesaves
Ridgway
Agmiza
Tie
Joy
King Sing
Noelh Boe van
Gon Peng ‘Teh- Huai
Korea
Jacha Peiping
al G.F Yam
Tid@way
Uei Kaesing
Conference House
Kaesong
Arce
Crasiiy
Cone
Kream
Can
Heter Jay
Sas
Down-and-Out Told of $12,500 Michigan Inheritance
Chicago derelicts report a 60 year old man, Richter, learning of a $12,500 estate from his late mother Christine Proctor. A hotel manager, Walter Whitmer, spots him, then authorities confirm the inheritance. Richter, once homeless, is aided by Emily Sibbald and sent to gather funds to claim the estate in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fieale Chance
Michigan
Bureau
Richter
Walter Whitmer
Chicago Mills
Whitmer
Riehler
Madison Eel
Everett
Tak
Rihley
Michter
Missing Persons Bureau
YMCA
Emily Sibbald
Travelers’ Ald Bureau
Grail Central Staten
Aethy Gordon
Drakeul
Trowever
Penlwater
Hiehter
Riehter
Mia
Proctor
Avill
Tottages
Uake
New York Stocks Edge Through Modest Gains
Stock market opened higher as traders weighed freight rate news and broader market signals. Analysts noted cautious buying with investors awaiting clearer guidance, while losses remained limited amid steady volume and a mixed early session.
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Mnual Begonia
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Fred Jensen
Alfred Hein
B Street
Flower Craft Studio
Col. Rodda
Herpnn
West Is
Valley Firemen
China
Blair
Redwood Region
Hayward Area Recreation District
Recreation District
Tomiorrow
Bessie Campbell
U.P
Hayward Plate Glass & Mirror CO
Foothill Blvd
Bridge St
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