Battle Reports Reach Taegu as U.N. Drive Pushes Naktong Bridgehead
U.S. and Korean troops press the Naktong river front near Taegu advancing along the six mile rim of the bridgehead and across another crossing west of Taegu. About seven hundred Communist troops are reported killed or wiped out in ongoing fighting as U.N. forces counter a feared big offensive.
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Naktong River
Naksongdong
Taegu
Pentagon
Earnest Hobbrecht
Tokyo
UPI
U.S
Naktong
Sine Scaters
U.S. 1St Cavalry
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Korean Republic
Ath Army
Doulas MacArthur
Commuunique
Pohang
Air Paree
United
Hebert Vermillion
Japan
MacArthur
Cycle Officer Struck As Draft Preparations Begin
In Southern Alameda county 84 men prepared for pre Induction physicals for the first Army draft since 1946. They will report to the Hayward Selective Service office at 6 15 a m with Greyhound transport to the Presidio for exams. An injured Hayward patrolman, Albert Bates, suffered two broken bones in the left leg after a collision with a car as he aided Castro street traffic. James P Richardson, 18, told police he did not see Bates before the crash which involved a moving car driven by an unidentified motorist. Rutillo Zuniga investigated.
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Alameda County
Selective Service Board No
Selective Service Office
Hayward
B Street
Greyhound
Presidio
Alemeca County
Hae Albert Bates
Walter Flier
Castro
Balger
James P. Richardson
Cee Bates
Leyward
Rutillo Zu
Niga
Jackson
CG Street
Bates
Bechtel Denies Assault in Piedmont Home
Bechtel, a California contractor, denies charges by Joyce Pearce that he assaulted her at his Piedmont residence on Blair Avenue. Pearce, treated for injuries including a broken tooth and lip lacerations, told police she was dragged from a bathroom after entering his home and fighting back. Police found a forced bathroom door and bloodstains. Bechtel offered to surrender if a formal complaint is issued.
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Ted R. Bedinths
Hayward
Bechtel Company
Oakland
Piedmont
Buikles
Joyce Katherine Pearce
Blair Avenue
Piedinat
Pearce
Willian
Attornney
Ralph Mavinolly
Atttorney J
Bechtel
Palice
Hawaii
Human Interest Notes in Korea by Quigg series begins
The Daily Review with United Press invites subscribers to follow HBD Dec Guigg as he covers the human side of the Korean war. Quigg arrives in the Far East to start a column on the editorial page detailing his preparation and journalistic reputation from nine landings with U S assault troops in the Pacific to coverage of major wartime and peacetime stories.
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The
Daily Review
United Press
Korea
HBD
Dec Guigg
Quigg
Far East
Pacific
New ‘York
Alger Hiss
Admiral Byrd
South Pale
de Sander
New Hampshire
Oakland Wife Is Found Dead. Husband Attacked Earlier
Police investigate the death of Mary Bary Moore, 32, found in her bed in Oakland. Her husband, John F. Moore, 36, an auto salesman, was attacked at their door before dawn. he says an intruder bound him and fled. Officials note neck bruising on Mrs Moore but deny rape or robbery.
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Oakland
U.S
Trowsrt Sorrells
Mary Bary Moore
Sorrells
John F. Moore
Old
Moore
U S Presents Proof of Russia Arming North Korea
Lake Success New York U P The United States claims it has ammunition to refute Russia's UN statement that it does not arm North Korea. Ambassador Warren F Austin said Gen Douglas MacArthur's troops have a North Korean 120 9 mm mortar shell made in Russia with date 1959. Continued on page 2.
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Lake Success
U.P
United States
Russia
United Nations New Ly Council
North Korea
Warren FR. Austin
U. S
Douglas
MacArthur
Mil
Effects of Atom Weapons and Protective Measures
Washington reports on a government study The Effects of Atomic Weapons outlines practical steps to reduce death and destruction from an atomic blast It notes mass protection near explosion is often unfeasible but targeted protection can save thousands of lives and billions in property It explains hazards from blast heat radiation fire and initial nuclear radiation and argues that protecting against one hazard helps reduce others
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Nome
Joseph L. Myler
Washington
National Security Resources Board
Bool
Ag Possiblo
Aguinat
Wmlit
Japan
Hutte
Al Bates Hurt In Motorcycle Crash In Hayward
Hayward police officer Albert Bates, 33, suffered two leg fractures after being struck by a car at Castr o p and C streets at 3 am. He was treated on scene by an ambulance crew and fire department personnel. The car driver James R. Richardson said he turned left into Bates’s path. Bates fell and hit his head but had only superficial cuts and leg injuries. A second minor collision occurred at 9:15 am involving Frank Sylvia near Castro Valley, with treatment at Fairmont hospital and release.
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Albert Bates
Hayward
Castr Rop
C Streets
Bates
Seventh Street
Walter Flierl
Frank Rose
James R. Richardson
Fresno Avenue
Richmond
Richardson
Castro
Hates
Frank Sylvia
Walnut Road
Castro Valley
Sylvia
Fred Johnston
Redwood City
Jackson Street
Johnston
Jackson
Emerg Gma
Jenty
Fairmont Hospital
Lester L. Raines Jr
Berkshire Drive
San Lean
Fair Weather With Fog Overnight and Tuesday
A light weather notice reports fair conditions this afternoon and tonight into Tuesday with morning fog. No significant temperature change. yesterday's high was 13 and today's low 36.
Tiny Tim Rocket Joins North Korea Air War Attack
United States reveals new Tiny Tim 7 inch rocket used by carrier Corsairs in raids on Chunsju Han River bridge. Allied communiques describe B 26 and B 20 bombing of Seoul transmissions and multiple carrier strikes. Air force action targets include trains ships bridges tanks and depots with significant damage. evacuation of Po Hang airfield noted due to ground fire.
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TOKYQ
United States
Air US
Douglas MacArthur
Han River
Chunsju
Seoul City Sur
Tokyo
Seoulpada
Seoul City
Chinnamips
Pyongyang
North Korea
Seoul
Kingpo
Fifth
Air Furon
Konan Chénical
Pohang
Korea
Mustang
Commurtique
Final Stocks- New York Prices Improve On Railroads Rally
Prices edged higher on the New York stock market led by railroad issues in a slow trading day. Early hours saw only 870,000 shares traded, the dullest four hour period since June 6. In the final hour activity rose, lifting total daily volume past 1,000,000 shares.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Lookout Volunteers Meet In Hayward For Civil Defense Open Meeting
Hayward area volunteers join with Captain B Phillips US Navy physician at Veterans Memorial Building for an 830 pm meeting on August 17 to boost organized civil defense. Strutz Legion post chair and Jester post council coordinate with Police Chief Forth and Fire Chief Silver overseeing auxiliary police and firefighting efforts plus air raid warning service. Vallee Expecting Child In Elko Tabloid note reports crooner Rudy Vallee and Eleanor Norris awaiting a child early next spring.
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Hayward Area
Ab Vard
B. Phillips
US. Navy
Fred Yaplin
Haywind
Phillips
Veterans’ Memorial
B. J. Jester
Tsular Vetsel Council
Struta
George Forth
Louie Silver
Vallee
Elko
Nevada
Rudy Vallee
Eleanor Norris
Second appeal sought on Russell City water plan
The Eden Council for Civic Unity urged Alameda County supervisors and Hayward city council for clarification on the Russell City water project. Paul G. Willetts signed the request, pushing for a completion date and explanations for delays in extending the main water line into Russell City and its reach toward the Hayward airport area.
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Eden Council For Civic Unity
Alameda
Est Council of
Hayward
Russell City
Russell Road
County Board of Supervisors
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