Government Plans Large Draft Push By July 1
Washington plans to draft about 1000000 men by July 1 and may call lower ranking college students mid term if deferred. Col. Richard H. Eanes, for Selective Service, told a House subcommittee that 300000 was a guess. Deferment rules tighten as the new draft law limits college postponements to one mandatory deferment per student.
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House Appropriations
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Harriman Defends Yalta Pact Against Sellout Claims
Washington (UP) W Averell Harriman, presidential foreign policy adviser, charged that attacks on the 1945 Yalta agreement with Russia distort the facts. He submitted a 34 page memorandum to Senate committees defending U S British Russian policy at Yalta and denying links to China against the Communists. Harriman argued Roosevelt acted with skill and kept objectives in mind despite his fatigue and questioned alleged involvement of Alger Hiss.
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Senate Armed Services Woh
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Yal
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Truman
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Germany
Japan
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Roosevelt
Yaila
Alger Hiss
State Department
Death at Masonic Home Suspected self inflicted fall
Benjamin E Cleveland, D, was found dead on the north steps of the Masonic Home Hue yesterday at 6 20 am. Investigators say he left a note citing health as the reason for death by own action and that an attempted razor cut failed. He apparently leaped from a fire landing on the second floor.
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MacArthur Committee Rejects Formal Report Plan
Washington group votes 20 to 3 against formal findings arguing it would renew controversy. Chairman Russell says hearings will be printed as findings later and notes GOP push for a lengthy report could hinder Korea cease-fire talks and the Japanese peace treaty. He cites policy impact from hearings and urges adjournment without a formal conclusion.
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Douglas MacArthur
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Tow
Korea
United Nations
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Faymore
Far East
MacArthur
San Francisco
Russia May Boycott Peace Conference Vote
Washington officials speculated Russia might boycott the San Francisco peace conference while diplomats awaited a response to the Soviet note proposing changes to the treaty. Washington signaled the talks would proceed on time with Truman Warren and Robinson welcoming delegates from over 40 nations and outlining an agenda aimed at expeditious signing despite Gromyko’s possible actions.
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Russia
Everslin
San Francisco
United States
Truman
Earl Warren
California
Elmer £. Robinson
Jon
State Department
Yrgardless
Gromyko
Warren appoints nine member mobilization committee
Governor Earl Warren named a nine member mobilization committee to tackle civilian defense issues including housing sanitation transportation and recreation. The roster features D J Oaklagh Cpt Dy Li Eawelh David Bird Mayan O'Reilly Linus Obison Paul Opperman and Robert Mitchell with an industry and agriculture representation. A labor representative will be named. The group aims to coordinate civilian defense in California.
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Earl Warren
D. J. Oaklagh State
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U.S. Navy
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Stockston
American Legion
David Bird
San Diego
County Supervisors Association
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U S Forces Launch First Large Carolina War Games Offensive
U S forces in North Carolina began a full scale offensive as the 28th and 3rd divisions jumped off at dawn to drive the aggressor toward South Carolina. General Pace and General Collins visited corps and division headquarters to observe operations as air cover and ground fighting intensified amid evolving command controls during the exercise.
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Ex editor and family injured in Clovis helicopter crash
Former Daily Review editor Hayward A Noyer Alexander and his two children were severely burned when a crop-dusting helicopter crashed near Clovis California. Pilot Harry Walson died. Alexander and his daughter Junie and son Dennis 6 were rushed to Freshy county hospital with burns. The craft struck at 10 to 15 feet, the sulphur load ignited, and witnesses say the Alexanders freed themselves and others before rescue. Dora Alexander aided her husband and children as she suffered minor burns. Dennis sustained about 60 percent burns, Junie about 30 percent. Alexander, son of Oakland Enquirer former financial editor CN Alexander, was Hayward’s editor of The Daily Review Hayward in 1945-46 and is Radio Station KERE Fresno news director.
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Dennis
Freshy County Hospital
Harry Walson
Fresno
Eat Veterans Hospital
Alexanders
Dora
Frusno Hospital
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Oakland Test Enquirer
Oakland
Veterans pullback shifts front as UN notes Korean War activity
United Nations reports Chinese Communist forces have withdrawn veteran units from the east central front toward reserve areas near the Yonehon Chor won sector, prompting questions on replacements. UN observers noted continued artillery fire and a buildup by Chinese and Korean armies along the central and western fronts, with intensified air and ground activity and supply movements toward the front near Pyongyang.
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Koksan
Pyongyang
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Kumsong
Bud
Ore Loma taxes not that high, reporter finds
Taxes in Ore Loma sanitary districts were shown as high due to a miscalculation. Auditor Waring lists correct rates for district annex and composite totals for fiscal 1951 52, noting the Daily Review overstated by about 72 cents per $100. Taxpayers are told to relax as the reduction may be larger than yesterday’s report indicated.
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Daily Review
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Eugene V. Wacing
Oro Loma
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Waring
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Oreor
Relay Towers Carry World Series to Coast via 40 Million System
The first coast to coast telephone message will use 107 relay towers spaced 30 miles apart between New York and San Francisco. The $40 million system, completed after three years, will carry East West television to Pac Coast viewers by September 30 with Hollywood shows in the East by October. AT T vice president Henry Killingsworth will inaugurate the service, calling Mark Sullivan of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Pac Co
Hollywood
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Berserk Lover Murders Woman and Mother in Lakewood
A 50-year-old cook, Paul Yasiewicz, killed his sweetheart and her mother during a beer party at Anna Tulpan’s home in Lakewood, wounded another guest, and then killed himself as a posse closed in. A fourth guest, Nadine Sstakwash, escaped.
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Paul Yasiewicz
Anna Tulpan
Anna Kacnase
Yasiewiex
Nadine
Eggs Boost Production Across Poultry Industry in 1920s
Washington report from UP notes that households farmers and commercial producers plus chickens are lifting this year’s poultry and egg business to near record levels. Agriculture Department says strong household demand supports top prices for chickens and eggs while high hatchery output fuels more chick production and rising pullet numbers for laying stock.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Brain expert faces manslaughter charge in Oklahoma case
Muskogee Oklahoma March reports state as Perry B Hewitt Jr a brain specialist pleaded not guilty to one count of first degree manslaughter in the death of Mrs Allene Shuler 38 of Borger Texas who died after Hewitt administered intracaine and other drugs while intoxicated The complaint alleges injections over about two hours leading to her collapse in his office and her husband Robert Shuler arranged an ambulance after Hewitt claimed she passed out The 41 year old doctor had a high regional reputation.
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Hewitt
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Enejoys
Cease-Fire Hopes Rise as Truce Talks Move Forward
UN and Chinese Communist negotiators in Kaesong opened formal discussions on the Korean truce line. Observers saw signs both sides could concede to break a three week deadlock. Subcommittee meetings ran four hours with a next session planned for early today, amid upbeat public tone from all delegations.
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Korea
United Nations
Red Annies
Peiping
38Th Parallel
UN Command
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ip Tokyo
Kaewsong
Vo United
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bin Army
Lee Sang Cho
U. S
Arleigh
Public Information Office
Ridgway
Pyongyang
Two Injured Seriously In Cycle Crash
SAN TEANDRO Jack Markley 23 and Emile J Smith 30 of We Gad Engineers Port Winfield Scott were seriously injured when their motorcycle left Dougherty road at 2 40 am and crashed through a barbed wire fence. Smith head injuries lacerations and a broken arm. Markley head injuries lacerations. Both taken to Fairmont hospital and then to Oak Knoll and Letterman hospitals in critical condition.
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Dougherty Road
Patromen
Markley
Ike Could Run In Primaries Officials Say
California officials say Dwight Eisenhower could be listed on the primary ballot without his consent or party disclosure. A state committee could back him, then endorse others to form a slate for the national convention, potentially as either Republican or Democrat, with the candidate unaware of the nomination if results are poor.
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Dwight Eisenhower
California
Oregon
Eisenhower
Nations Ul
Bids Open for Buen Township 138-Bed Hospital in Castro Valley
Bids for Buen Township's new 138 bed hospital to be built in Castro Valley will be opened October 4 at 453 Paste Grande San Lorenzo. Plans by Stone and Fulley of San Francisco were adopted. Estimated cost about 3 million dollars, split between the district and state and federal governments. Prequalification rules require bonds, liquid capital of 109000, prior experience, and no default on recent contracts.
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Buen Township
Castro Valley
Pum
Paste Grande
San Lorenzo
Stone and Fulley
San Francisco
Stone
Marvin Richardson
Man Escapes Injury After Auto Strikes Wire
Ronald Re Kieg awoke to a radar patter and fell asleep at the wheel, his car climbing a wire on a whiky pole. He escaped unharmed in Muncie Indiana.
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