UN Name Chooses 38th Parallel in Kaesong Talks
U N and Communist negotiators at Kaesong failed to broaden talks beyond the 38th parallel as the armistice conference entered a new crisis. Gen Nam II refused to discuss cease fire lines or buffer zones other than the prewar frontier, prolonging deadlock.
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Earnest Hobbrecht
Nam II
Tameet
William P. Nuckols
Kaesong
Nuckols
United Nations
Battle Line
C. Turner Joy
Day
38Th Parallel
Korea
Admiral Joy
North Korea
U. S
Dean Acheson
Joy
Nam
Metthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Red Troops Attack UN On 2 Sectors In Korea Front
In the Korean front two Communist units attacked UN forces near Yanggu and below Kumsong as cease-fire talks neared a crisis. Allied air forces boosted operations despite limited visibility, with F-84 strikes on Pyongyang yards and B-29s dropping bombs on western railway marshalling yards.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Yanggu
Kumsong
Esticentral Korea
Hwachon
Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
Yalu River
Manchuria
Changiju
Siniuju
Yalu
Communist casualties in Korea top 1.23 million
The Army estimates Communist forces in Korea had 1,237,900 casualties through July 31, with 890,700 killed, wounded, or missing in battle. The tally shows North Koreans at 621,300 and Chinese at 616,500, while UN forces suffered far fewer losses. Prisoners numbered 147,213 from North Korea and 17,625 from China.
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Washington
Korea
United Nations
U. S
Crossland Case Continued in San Leandro Court
Preliminary hearing for Joseph Crossland a 24yearold Ashland youth charged with felonious assault was continued to next Wednesday in Judge Gerald P Connitt's San Leandro court Crossland pleaded not guilty He allegedly attacked Patrolman Harry Banks during a July 26 arrest on East 14th street after a motorcycle chase Banks was struck with his pistol and club and Crossland was shot in the leg by a sheriff s deputy
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San Leandro
Joseph Crossland
Ashland
Gerald P. Connitt
Crossland
Joseph Scenane
Hayward
Harry Banks
Banks
East 14Th Street
Trains Crash In Louisiana Marine Death Toll Rises
A Kansas City Southern passenger train and a troop train carrying 288 Marines collided head on near Lettsworth Louisiana. Reports vary widely on deaths from four to twelve with more than 60 injured. Marines en route from Camp Lejeune to San Diego aided the injured as crews cut survivors from derailed coaches.
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Kansas City Southern Railway
Baton Rouge
Morganza
Washington
Marine Corps
Lettsworth
Camp Lejeune
N. C
San Diego
Calif
Southern Belle
Shreveport
New Orleans
KCS
W. N. Doremus
Southern Belle No. 1
W. N. Dore
Mus
E. A. Staman
Paul Sippel
William Roy Johnson
Sikes
Johnson
R. R. Sutter
Minden
Alexandria
Mississippi River
Parks Air Force Base gets 58 million in House bill
Washington reports over 58 million dollars would go to Parks Air Force Base as part of a 5.78 billion building fund bill for new and expanded bases. The measure, backed unanimously by the Armed Services Committee, faced a House vote and includes California projects at Parks Air Force Base Alameda Naval Air Station Oakland Army Base Presidio San Francisco Naval Shipyard San Francisco Marine Depot of Supplies San Francisco Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory San Francisco Naval Station Treasure Island and more.
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Washington
Parks Air Force Base
House of Representatives
House
Armed Services
California
Naval Air Station
Alameda
Oakland Army Base
Fresidio
San Francisco
Oakland
Naval Shipyard
Marine Depot of
Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory
Naval Station
Treasure Island
Two Injured In Accidents In Southern Alameda County
SAN LEANDRO The California Highway Patrol reported two injury accidents in Southern Alameda county yesterday. Eulah J Barnes age 17 of Hayward Boulevard had a scrape with death when her car ran over an embankment on the street where she lives and rolled into a gully at 7 30 p m She was treated at Fairmont hospital. An accident involving two trucks and a car injured Leo B Lecuyer 46 of Alameda when his car went out of control on Highway 50 and crashed into a truck driven by Relph R Quintel 24 of San Jose and then hit an auto driven by Roy G Hodges 156 Via Palma San Lorenzo Village Lecuyer s pickup veered off the road struck an embankment and crossed the highway into the path of the other vehicles.
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San Leandro
California Highway Patrol
Alameda County
Eulah J. Barnes
Hayward Boulevard
Miss Barnes
Fairmont Hospital
Leo B. Lecuyer
Alameda
Relph R. Quintel
San Jose
Roy G. Hodges
Mexican Coast Guard Patrols Gulf for Pirate Fishing
VeracRuiz Mexico authorities reported Mexican coast guard cutters patrolled the Gulf of Mexico to guard against dozens of pirate fishing boats from the United States and Cuba. The patrols will continue until pirate fishing in Mexican waters is wiped out.
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Veracruz
Mexico
Mexican Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
U. S
Coast Guard
Oro Loma Again Proposes City Sewage Treatment
Hayward city leaders reopen talks with Oro Loma Sanitary District on treating Hayward sewage. Key issues include volume, price, plant capacity and future expansions with rates tied to maximum demand and potential city ownership of new facilities.
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Oro Loma
Hayward
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Carlos Bee
Victor Hale
John Haar
Bill Wilson
Art Phillips
Bee
Presen
Oro Loma District
George Walters
John S. McNeal
Gerald L. Worthley
Walter Mattson
Joe Joseph
Joe
John Fickin
Castro
Sixth Street
Gro Loma
Warthley
Oro Loma Group
Oro Lomna
Bill White
Worthley
White
Army Football Squad of 31 Faces Schedule
WEST POINT N Y Army revealed today it has a 31 man squad for 1951 football with 19 plebes. Coach Earl Blaik plans to rebuild after a cheating scandal while pondering plebe eligibility and potential reassignment of some varsity cadets. End veterans Ed Weaver and John Krobeck lead the squad amid limited quarterback depth with Dick Boyle and Elwin Shain.
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West Point
N. Y
O.R
Army
Earl Blaik
Blaik
Ed Weaver
John Krobeck
Bill Haff
Brooklyn
Tom Bell
New York
Tohn Wing
Dayton
Peter Manus
Paul Amen
Dick Boyle
Providence
R. I
Elwin Shain
Iowa City
Sunrise School Solves Mud Problem With Paving
Dr Charles Lee administrator says Sunrise school paving by Clements and Company eliminates muddy floors in all weather. Over 2000 square feet of asphalt covers the yard including a 12 by 45 foot play area, a driveway and sidewalk with ramps for wheelchair access. Dr Lee calls the project one of the finest contributions and notes fencing and lawn will extend beyond the hard surface.
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Sunrise
Charles Lee
Clements and Company
Lee
Three Men Kidnap Castro Valley Girl in San Leandro
A 19 year old Castro Valley visitor Nancy Newsome says three men abducted her after she left a San Leandro store. Mistakenly called Marcia during the incident at a Castro Valley house, she was released unharmed and police spread word they are questioning local women named Marcia while pursuing the abductors from the Estudillo and Ward streets area toward Alma Avenue.
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Castro Valley
San Ueandro
Ashland
Marcia
San Leandro
Nancy Lee Newsome
Stanton Avenue
Estudillo and
Ward Streets
Lois Carter
Chico
Alma Avenue
Are
Tod Ss
Three-Year-Old Stood Lost With Hayward Police
A tired three-year-old, finger in mouth, was found near a hedge by Warren De Relling at 11:35 p.m. in Hayward. After rounds of doorbells and neighborhood checks, Irene Anselmo identified the girl as Nancy Valencia of 1846 Cedar Street, with the babysitter caring for her at bedtime.
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Hayward
Warren de Relling
Madrone Avenue
B and Madrone
Irene Anselmo
Beech Street
Cedar’ Street
Nancy Valencia
Valencia
Nancy
Chrysler stocks rise as market drifts lower in New York
Final Stock averages show Chrysler up nearly two points while overall prices slip. Trading declines with most issues down a few cents though some advances occur. Investors note Chrysler retained the 2 dividend despite rising costs and taxes trimming gross income. Railroads rise on anticipated higher earnings from new freight rates approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission, with Santa Fe gaining over a point.
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Chrysler Corporation Capital
Chrysler
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
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