30000 Reds Attack With Artillery Support
North Korean divisions launched a major push north and northwest of Taegu, 20 miles from the city, with heavy artillery near Waegwan and Kunwi. The assault dented the Allied beachhead, but MacArthur’s spokesman said the setback was not a major breakthrough. U.S. Marines and the 24th Division counterattacked, capturing a strategic height and overrunning positions while Pershing tanks engaged. Australian pilots supported with armor and air power in the 15 mile front.
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Vorkyo
Usey
South Korea
Taegu
Naktong Riiver
Waegwan
U.S. Eighth Army
Douglas Mac-Arthur
Tsegu
U.S
Naktong
U.S. 8Th Army
Korea
United Press
Rutherford
Uth
Kunwi
Taet
Panky
S. 1St Cavalry
Waegwon
Mac Line
Twenty Six Yank Captives Shot in Korean Massacre
A North Korean unit executed twenty six bound American captives on a hillside near Taegu. Survivors testified the officer who ordered the killings was identified by a wounded escapee as a lieutenant. U.S. troops found the area after the massacre and recaptured the hill as survivors described brutal executions and the attackers using Tommy guns and rifles.
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Avaluy Division
Korea
U.K
Tagen
Flemionant Ts
Laulodes
Th Army
M Hte
Delibyate
Tate
Sadi
Oey
Grant
U.S
America
Freeway Funding Boost Approved by State Highway Commission
The state highway commission in Suerarenutes voted over 1.3 million dollars for statewide projects. Alameda County recommendations include 60 000 for pave and structure work on the Baltimore freeway and a 1 mile north of South City project. Attendees included Alameda County advisory officials and Hayward chamber manager, who presented subcommittee recommendations.
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State Highway Commission
Suerarenutes
Migor
Alameda County
Baltishore
South City
Oakland
State Capitol
Gaye Warren
Hayward
Lameda
Tonke
Alnmedy
Highway Commission
Wastshore
Jackson Alrect
Castro Valley
Beyenil Castro Valley
Ager, iAncersni
Ayward «Ey Chamber of Commeres
Heeburt Way
Hugh Gallaher
Dunn Seeks Special Session on School Bond Relief
Gov. Earl Warren weighed a request for a special legislative session to lift obstacles delaying a $250 million school bond program. Assemblyman Francis Dunn of Oakland urged summoning session to unblock disbursement rules affecting 178 districts seeking $174.51 million in aid. Officials note bond spending and timing disputes could hold back funds until January 1953.
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Earl Warren
Viether
Gesturang
Assembly
Mats Francis Dunn
Oakland
Dunne
Tam
Dunn
Schoa
Weather Update Delays Cause Mild Temperature Shift
Reports indicate a slight temperature change today with little variation from yesterday. The forecast shows modest decrease this afternoon and similar trends through Friday, with highs near yesterday and cooler evening lows.
High School Board Buys South Area School Site
The Hayward union high school district approved purchasing a 40 acre site between Western Pacific and Southern Pacific tracts for 1260000. They authorized fire safety improvements costing about 7200 to cut five year fire insurance by roughly 11000. The board discussed incorporating a parent nursery group with protections and a district liaison, and welcomed facility use after San Lorenzo high sell. A dispute over sex instruction led to an excused first semester for a student, while religion sessions for parents were offered next year. Continued remarks noted by trustees on page 2.
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Tennyson Res
Hayward Union High School
Holra
Tans Sorensen
Sorensen’ Yond
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
Hayward
Hayward, Board Meners
Castro Valley Park City
Mem
Bers
Daisy Mae Iselin
Mya. Iselin
One-Woman Campaign For Water In Russell City
J G Gonaives of 26049 Adning Street launched a one woman drive to secure water for Russell City saying no matter who pays the cost. She cited eight families with virtually no water as wells ran dry and warned that animals will seek water if thirsty. She urged action to improve supply and vowed to appeal to newspapers health officials and pastors for help while stating those able to pay should contribute.
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Mra
J. G. Gonaives
Adning Street
Russell City
Rafael City
Alameda County
Sunday Sessions Cut Lost Week Ends
CHICAGO UP In an effort to shorten the last weekends of hundreds of persons detained for Saturday night misbehavior Chicago has started Sunday mock court sessions. In the first Sunday operation 237 of 205 prisoners were discharged 23 went to further confinement and charges against 5 were continued or transferred.
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Chicago
Gas Main Fire Threatens Auto on Lewelling Boulevard
A gas main broke underground on Lewelling Boulevard near the San Lorenzo school, sparking flames that nearly engulfed a stalled car and a gravel truck. Eight PG&E workers and Ashland firefighters worked about 30 minutes to locate and seal the leak four feet underground, with grass and a nearby power pole burned during the blaze.
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Nrr
Owly
Lewelling Boulevard
New San Lorenzo School
Ashland Sire Department
Pg&e
Lewelling
Ashland Jaepartment
16 Injured in 13 Hour Five Accident Period
A 13 hour period from Wednesday 3 PM to Thursday 4:30 AM left 16 people injured in five automobile accidents across Southern Alameda County. Notable crashes included Mrs Dorothy Rathenstein and three children after their car left the Foothill Boulevard highway, plus injuries to two teens on Lewelling Boulevard near Washington Avenue, and a car collision near Valle Vista School injuring Beverly Carroll and Karen Gaylor. Colmar Riddle of Santa Cruz sustained major injuries when his car went off Vallecitos Road, with Mata Ha also injured.
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Alameda County
Dorothy Rathenstein
77Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
Banevard
Rothenstein
Ieving
Linda
Bruce Backster
Lessley Avenue
Bruce
Sony Backster
Sarah Dibbs
Lewelling Boulevard
Washington Avenue
Cear
Fred Keyes
Lucero
Antonio Figuerade
Maris Maltos
Mary Figuerads
San Jose
S. Gersten
San Lorenzo
Niles Road
Valle Vista
Beverly A. Carroll
Carolina Drive
Karen Gayler
Joseph N. Carroll
Arnold Bassignani
Niles
Carroll
Hayward High School
Lemon and Hoaver
Abaid
DL. Rivers
Santa Clara Street
Hoover Street
Herky A. Sorensen
Buena Vista Avenue
Alameda
Quintin L. Jacobson
Vallejo Street
Vallecitos
Livermore
Colmar &. Riddle
Santa Cruz
Riddle
Mata Ha 43
MacArthur urges UN ground forces to end Korea war quickly
General Douglas MacArthur addressed UN members urging immediate buildup of UN ground forces in Korea. He thanked allied nationalities for unified efforts, noted only U S troops had arrived, and described naval support from eight nations plus South Korea and Britain. Aircraft from the US, Australia, and Canada aided operations.
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Maliki
Kremlin
Korea
MacArthur
Security Council
U.S
Sh Jt
Australia
Canada
France
Netherlands
New Zealand
South Korea
Britain
U. S
U.S. Military Air Transport Service
Forget-Me-Nots on Sale Tomorrow in Hayward
The DAV Forget-Me-Nots sale is set for tomorrow and Saturday in Hayward to raise funds for community rehabilitation projects. Proceeds support veloans. membership drive runs with applications via Oscar Will at 620 Jackson Street. The chapter meets on the first and third Fridays at the Veterans Memorial building.
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El-Me-Nots
Hayward
Devonsan M
Oscar Will
Jackson Street
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Louis Charles Set for Yankee Stadium Heavyweight Bout
Joe Louis and Ezzard Charles agreed to a heavyweight title fight at Yankee Stadium on September 27. Louis seeks to regain the crown he relinquished in 1949. Charles holds the National Boxing Association title, but not in New York or Europe. Louis to receive 35 percent of the gate and Charles 20 percent after earlier negotiation delays over pay.
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New York
Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Charles
National Boxing Association
Europe
Joe Walcott
Warren Seeks 360000 Red Cross Workers for California
Governor Erin Warren announced an estimated 360,000 trained Red Cross workers are needed in California. He issued a call for citizen participation and described Red Cross training as a vital protection for homes, communities, and the civilian defense program.
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Sacramento
Uft
Erin Warren
California
Warren
Red Cross
Firstenid
Saratoga Burglary Stuns Town. TV Stolen from Sara
A seasoned thief broke into a Sara home at Taveyton Village last night, prying out a rear window and removing a $240 television set from above the fireplace. Night watchman Tony Nunes reported distant dogs barking but could not pinpoint the time of the crime.
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Saratoga
Sara
Taveyton Village
Tony Nunes
Estern Bonevars
Delegation Sets Forth Alameda County Highway Needs
A Sacramento tele patram from the Alameda County highway advisory committee urged the highway commission to allocate at least double the minimum requirements for the 1991-52 fiscal year. The group cited a lag in expenditures and pressed for funds for East Shore highway projects Mountain boulevard Livermore valley highway a new estuary crossing and a Gastrea Valley Hayward link plus work on Mc Arthur boulevard San Lorenzo to Cut route Ashby Avenue Routes 75 226 through Oakland and Rastath street reconstruction.
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Sacramento
Auri
Alameda County
Highway Commission
East Shore
Livermore Valley
Gastrea Valley
Hayward
Ashby Avenue
Berkeley
Oakland
Dulles Takes UN Assembly Post
Washington reports John Foster Dulles accepted a seat as a United Nations General Assembly delegate for the coming session after a meeting with President Truman. He said the assignment excludes any plan to run for the U.S. Senate from New York. Senator Herbert Lehman, who defeated Dulles in a special election, declined to say if he will seek reelection.
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Washington
U.R
John Poster
Dulles
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Truman
United States Senate
Merbert WM. Lehman
Aly
Senate
Lehman Wold
Prices surge to new high as Korea fighting boosts stocks
Prices spurted to two points higher on the New York Stock Exchange lifting the market to its highest level since the Korea outbreak. Railroads led the rally with the strongest activity in a month, sending the railroad average to a two year high. The rise added almost 1 billion dollars in market value and followed three consecutive session gains driven by favorable earnings reports and dividend increases despite no clear news triggering the move.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Korea
India Quake Destroys 2000 Homes in Assam Villages
A major earthquake in northeastern India, centered in Assam, destroyed about 2000 homes across six villages. Reports say many dead and injured, with fears some bodies may be unrecoverable. Tremors continued, and authorities noted ongoing ground rupture and aftershocks.
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India
Firstroffii
Provine
Assam
Tibet
China
Burma
Darjeeling
Observatories
Assen
Bihar
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Robert Vermillion
Americas
Taiter
Wal Sport Shop
St. i
sAcnie
United Nations
Tiet
Thei
Ley'Pyong Yul
Che Hak Chuni
Paega-Wiegwon
Lljes
Dlamey ‘Tretick
Forget-Me-Nots
Ez Charles
L.O.F
Hayward Plate Glass & Mirror CO
Cairo
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