Korea War Lessons and Government Accountability
John Forward argues that misstatements about South Korea’s military aid and readiness misled Congress before the invasion. He cites a Senate appropriations briefing claiming no combat air force, tanks, or heavy artillery were provided, and warns against rose colored views hindering accurate policy judgment.
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South Korea
William L. Roberts
United States i Military Commission
Korea
Congressional
National Home Week Set For September Parade of Progress Planned
National Home Week will be held September 1 to 17 with an annual parade of progress in the home building industry. A HBA executive denied rumors of cancellation due to the Korean conflict and credit restrictions. He said the industry will maintain a high rate of production and continue to contribute to defense material needs despite tensions.
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Jon J. Kunter
Associated Home Builders
Mast Bay
Tuish
Atomic Bomb topic planned by Legion Post 68 speaker
Captain B Phillips, a doctor invited to the Washington atomic experiments, will discuss The Atomic Bomb at a public American Legion Post 68 meeting at 8 30 pm Thursday in the Veterans Memorial building. He will show Bikini test photos and outline treatments for aftereffects of atomic and hydrogen blasts. The event is organized by Harold Drury with Police Chief George Forth and Fire Chief Louis Silva coordinating local defense efforts.
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B. Phillips
Washington
American Legion Post 68
Veteran's Memorial
Oakland
Naval Air Base
Philips
Bikini
Captain Philips
Harold Drury
Storking
George Forth
Louis Silva
Hayward
Battle of the Bunny settles as Harvey appears in portrait
Virginia MacPherson reports a six month dispute between Universal International and Mary Chase over the film Harvey. The studio paid Chase a million dollars for the rights to her play and released a portrait scene featuring Jimmy Stewart and a rabbit. The conflict centered on a final scene and portrayal, ending with Chase vindicated and Harvey integrated into the film’s imagery.
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Virginia MacPherson
Battle of the Bunny
Harvey
W.k
Hollywood
Universit -International
Ant Mary Chase
Chase
Misa Chase
la Chase
Denver
Jimmy Stewart
Henry Koster
Stewart
Tre
Anc
Leah
Koster
Jimmy
Rene
Yen
Mic
Spider
Mrs. Chase
Sinatra
Supervisors Adopt Resolution Against Hoarding in Alameda County
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors passed a formal resolution opposing hoarding and scare buying. It urges all citizens to resist hysteria, work with authorities, and support the national economy by avoiding unnecessary stockpiling. The resolution notes fears of economic disruption if hoarding continues and cites President Roosevelt’s assurances of ample essentials.
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Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
United States
Peole
United States of America
Bard of Supervisors
Alamena
California
Tehama County Trout Fishing Report
Tehama County anglers report good trout because of calm water and local streams. Pine Creek and nearby waters show steady catches with several anglers noting steady limits and favorable conditions for trout.
Youth Activities Calendar for Hatvard Area Updated
August schedule lists multiple youth groups and venues across Fairview, Tennyson, Russell City, Castro Valley, Valle Vista and more. Activities include folk dances, teen age groups, dance and music groups, various community centers, and times from early evening to late night. Information line provided: Lucerne 1-2345 for Boy Scout meetings and Lucerne 1-210 for Girl Scout times.
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Fairview
Fairview School
Wagoners
Tennyson School
Russell City
Kayton's Place
Washington
Russell Road
Pam
Polly
San Ler
St. Anthony’s Hall
Hesyanakers Folk Dance Group
Ya Village School
Pole
Swing Inn
Village Center
Layton
Rusal
Hill Tappers
Caslva Valley
Jolly Rowes
Valle Vista
Jarobores
Villagenier
Prades
Diggers
Sunset School
St. Anita
Lucerne
Danish Sisterhood Dance and County Fair Highlights
Public dances and events in August and September across Dania hall Bacamento and Dania hall sponsors. Included are Helsar and Holsor orchestras, rummage sales, ski meets, folk square dances, and a general election registration deadline. Local clubs and lodges advertise schedules and venues with some place names and dates.
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Dania Hall
Taiser
California
Bacamento
Valberg Lodge
Dante Hall
Helsar
Valborg Lodge
Holsor
UPEC
el nun-Kn Caunel
Gagrea
Pocahontas
Wooneral
Rec Vonution
E Street
Castro Toy Lions’ Club
Stanton Avenue
Castro Valley
Broncarad
Hi Hayward
Soni
VIW Post Muxiliary Leb
Benedic Hoapital Fund
Southern Alameda County Farm, Home and Industry
Shaw
Hayward Union High School
Penaral
Striped bass anglers report fair catches in Napa waters
Striped bass anglers were taking fair numbers of fish in Napa County last week, according to the National Automobile club. Most of the fish were Nattoa lara.
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Napa County
National Automobile Club
Nattoa Lara
Police Volunteers Needed at High 12 Meeting
Hayward auxiliary police were requested by Fred Keil for Civilian Defense Leader George Forth during the High 12 meeting at the Green Shutter hotel. Napier Tooker presiding, a program included songs and acts by local youths with Miss Pat Nor doing vocal solos and Miss Beth Myr Burr at piano, a pantomime by Miss Mary Lou Sawyer, and Joan Forbes piano. Bill Bowman will lead next week's program featuring local Boy Scouts for the International Jam boree at Valley Forge.
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Fox
Hayward Auxiliervy
Fred Keil
George Forth
Green Shutter Hotel
Napier Tooker
Ron
Jobs
Bethel
Gladys Christensen
Guardian
Pat Nor
Beth Myr? Burr
Mary Lou Sawyer
Joan Forbes
David Pressley
Bill Bowman
Valley Forge
Oukes Describes Japanese People and Postwar Ties
George P. Oukes, present through World War II Pacific campaigns and Japan's surrender aboard the USS Missouri, offered impressions of Japan and its people at a Hayward gathering. He said the Japanese did not hate Americans at surrender nor beg for aid, despite extreme poverty, and noted strong US-GI and Japanese commoner relations as a lasting friendship. He suggested Japan could be an ally in future conflicts. He was joined by Deputy Assistant District Attorney Tor Hayward, a naval lieutenant who served aboard the USS Detroit and USS Oakland.
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George P. Oukes
Japan
Hayward
Green Shutter Hotel
Talen
U.S.S. Missouri
Tokyo
Nagasaki
Oakes
Iyul
Qukes
Depan
Distri
Tor Hayward
Detroit
Oakland
Savings Loan Assn Reports Resources Gain 70 Percent
Stayward Savings and Loan reports a seventy percent gain in resources for the year ending June 30. Executive vice president Neill Davis of the California Savings and Loan League notes Stayward’s assets at 763,817, up from prior levels. California associations total resources reach 1,402,192,132, a surge of 279,295,495 or nearly 25 percent from the previous year.
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Stayward Savings and Loan Association
Neill Davis
California Savings and Loan League
California Savings Associations
Pacific campaigns and Japan entry before surrender date
Fred Schaffer, past president, introduced the speaker at a meeting on Pacific campaigns except for Iwo Jima. The 20-30 club plans a softball game for arrivals and singles at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Families and guests are invited to a steak barbecue afterward in Memorial Park, Hayward.
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Pacific
Wo Jima
Japan
Fred Schaffer
Hayward
Memorial Park
Towaway System A Killer Too
Barbara A Kitchen of Walnut Creek files a 200000 suit against San Francisco alleging the towaway system caused her husband Kenneth age 35 to die after his car was removed from in front of Stanford Hospital where he was being treated. Co defendants include the San Francisco Town Car Association and a local Tage.
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San. Francisco
U.P
San Francisco
Ting & Kiler
Barbara A. Kitchen
Walnut Creek
Kenneth
Stanford Hospital
Worker Faces Arraignment in Double Murder Case
An unemployed railroad worker in Iglas Arizona faced arraignment today on charges of murdering prominent Iowa woman and two club women after allegedly resisting advances. The case centers on a fatal confrontation aboard a speeding passenger train.
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Bovi Iglas
Ariz
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