Kim Il Sung Portrait Filled With Ironies And Hair Schemes
United Press dispatch profiles Kim Il Sung as a mystery figure in Korea's leadership. It notes his aliases, Soviet ties, and a propaganda tone praising Kim and Stalin. The piece compares his career to Mao Tse-tung and outlines his ascent from earlier independence figures to Pyongyang's Red capital. It also mentions a U S Air Force reservist, Bobby R. Cheney, being recalled to active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ferguson
United Press Foreign News
Korea
Mrspow
Kim W Sung
Joseph Stain
Korer
Jacob Malile
United Nations Security Councy
People's Government of
Kim I Sung
Stalin
Genp
U. S
Kim U Sung-in
Kim Sugy Chy
Mt. Stalin
Dngushvili
Proteky
Bronstety
Lenin
Ulyanov
Anv Duar
Ste Kin Il Sung
Min
Kim
China
Champon
Moscow
Chineng Fammumist
Man Tse-Tyng
Ko U
Sung
Bobby R. Ue Gh Ghaney
Autastro Valley Hatta
United States Air Force
Haney
Air
Hoa
Hamillion Air Force Base
Hamilton
Calil
Woodland Declines Loyalty Oath for City Employees
Woodland City Manager John Ferns says the city will not require a loyalty oath for its workers. He argues subversives would sign it anyway and that the issue belongs with the FBI rather than city policy.
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Woodland
Woodlaner
Cal
u.Ri
Oakland
Richmond
Berkeley
California
John Ferns
Ferns
FBI
Adventure for seniors frames aging as active life after 65
Washington report on a presidential conference panel arguing all Americans deserve some adventure after 65. It outlines a desirable family setting with large families, communal homestead, clear roles, property protections, affection, and privacy. It stresses seniors should contribute and maintain dignity in late life.
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Washington
U.P
Ile
Rele
Mother of 14 Is New President of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. L. B. McKinnon of Concord California was installed as president of the California American Legion Auxiliary following her election by delegates at the convention. A 22 year member and mother of 14, she has served on the Auxiliary Finance committee and as state vice-president, with visitors noted at the Edmonds home on Mehr drive.
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Sacramento
L. B. McKinnon
Concord
Cal
California American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Edmonds
Clorano
Tins Aroyeles
Moulter Edmonds
Mehr Drive
Labor Big Unions Urge Seizure Of Railroads In Dispute
Two major unions urged President Truman to seize railroads to avert a nationwide strike as White House mediators reported progress toward settlement. Presidents Park Kennedy and Rey Hughes demanded government seizure after talks failed to reach a formula. The unions cited lack of interest from presidents to settle the dispute, while the White House left open resumed talks if a negotiation basis could be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Truman Torus
Parkard Praleout
W. Park Kennedy
Brotherhood of Railway
Rey C. Hughes
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
White House
Joh R. Steelman
Detroit
Dave Diehl
CIO
United Auto Workers
Asiainst Packard Motor Co
UAW
Emil Masey
National Labor Relations Board
San Diego Fair to Illustrate the American Way
San Diego prepares an exposition titled Designs for Freedom and Better Living to highlight the American way of life at Balboa Park. The 1969 fair, the third in San Diego, features 21 buildings, many Spanish Renaissance in style, set in a lush garden area valued at 30 million dollars. Set to attract average citizens, the event seeks local funding of about 2.3 million dollars without federal aid and has drawn interest from several foreign nations. Noted figures Billy Rose and Henry Dreyfuss assist, while Dr Anna R Finley returns from a Portland trip amid plans and recognition discussions with the federal government.
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San Digo
Calif
San Diego
Yn Ags
San Tego
Balbog Park
Onn
Exposition
Bertramy Gondhue
Boston
A. FP. of
G.I. 0
Billy Rose
Rose
Joe
Henry Dreyfuss
Alameda County Committee Members Named
The Alameda county committee lists Dowe as chair and represents veteran groups. William Kerr stands for the American Legion, Albert Bateman for DAY, L. A Bradley runs the Hayward California Department of Employment office, and John Corrie serves as veterans employment representative for the state employment department.
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Alameda County
Dowe
VFW
William Kerr
American Legion
Albert Bateman
Day
L. A Bradley
California Department of Employment
Hayward
John Corrie
Veterans Employment
State Department of Employment
Building Construction To Surpass 1948 Record
San Francisco report says California construction will exceed the 1948 all time high and possibly reach 1 5 billion dollars despite war restrictions. Builders monthly survey notes permit dollar volume already at 85.2 percent of 1949 total and could exceed 1 billion by month end with July totals up 86.4 percent over last year. Sixteen California cities topped 1949 registrations by July end with several cities like Berkeley Colton Hayward and Los Angeles achieving new milestones in the first half of 1950.
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San Francisco
U.P
California
Bay Pacific Builder
West Coast
Builders Monthly
Berkeley
Colton
Hayward
Mt. View
Orange
Redding
la Hinas
Stee
No Plans For Signal At Hathaway
San Loren to Village Homes association asked the county board to assist in securing a traffic signal at the intersection of Hesperian boulevard and Hathaway avenue. State Division of Highways replied there are no current plans for a signal. Nearby traffic may be eased when the Eastshore Freeway bids in about a year, per the traffic division.
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San Loren
Village Homes Association
County Board of Supervisors
M. L. Sanford
Hesperian Boulevard
Hathaway
Eastshore
Supervisors Approve Crow Canyon Road Retopping Plan
The county board approved plans by Wallace Boggs for Amor Topping resurfacing two and one tenth miles of Crow Canyon road at an estimated cost around 14500 dollars. No start date was set, but the project is expected to proceed with other county commitments.
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County Board of Supervisors
Wallace Boggs
Amor
Crow Canyon
Boxes
Elected by Coin in Wisconsin Trustee Votes
In Poynette and Blanchardville trustee elections the coin flip settled outcomes. Flerbert Kopps won Blanchardville, Anthony Vosen won Hoynette amid a deadlock. the era notes a long decline in concentration across U S industries from 1995 to 194% with a 55 percent drop in many sectors.
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Madison
Wis
Poynétte
Banchardville
Flerbert Kopps
Blanchardville
Anthony Vosen
Hoynette
Duke Ellington's Jazz Tour Behind Nazi Lines in Germany
Ellington toured Germany and faced Nazi bans on American swing. He said youths secretly listened to his records, some having served for playing them. A theater crowd of 6,000 German attendees applauded despite regime pressure while others gathered outside to hear jazz from the street.
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Duesseldor
Germany
Duke
Duke Ellington
Bobby Voxers
Warsyith
Nazi Germany
Western Cermuany
St. Louis
Russians in East Germany Revise Schooling to Teach Hatred of United States
Documents from Soviet occupied East Germany reveal a cloaked campaign to indoctrinate youth against the United States. Textbooks and lessons cast Russia and the socialist states as heroes while vilifying Western capitalism, with examples ranging from economics to history and science classes.
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East Germany
United States
Walter G. Rundle
Frankfure
Germany
Russia
Karl Eduard von Schnitzler
Atere
Aast
Soviet Union
Schownwek
Neue Gehall
Schaal
Souis
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Thes
Bow
Legion Auxiliary
U.S
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Portland
Old Friends, Jr
Finley
Shasta
Mr.Head
Cascade
Oscar C. Dowe
Clyne E. Stoops
Southern Alam
Yeacher
Zomil Horders
Av Milin
Jesus Christ
Paris
Francis Rtearns
Trances Stearns
New Louis
Washington Shopping Center
West Avenue
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Folger's
Guires
Rinso
Lge
del Monte
Bel Monte
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