Allied Forces Smash Reds on Three Fronts
Local council approves hospital condemnation suit for Anthony parcel as part of a larger land seizure plan. Board orders acquisition of six adjacent plots for the new Castro Valley hospital site, with terms and damages set, while negotiating road and sidewalk access and sewerage agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
REDS
Anthony
Rogale
Chess
Lake Chabot Vone
Leslie Willams
Dey
Hospitadl Bowl of Directors
George Phillips
Glass
Pri
Giesenda
Vad ix
Nis Bone
Castro
Thie New Hospital
Portons
Staunton Wuct
Mis
Sise Abele
John & Beyer
Massiuse C. Rose
M. Holder Ad
Barton
Bruce
Ke Petersen Trust
Ganild L. Worthley
Japa
Augusta Dameson
Worthtey
Phillips
Monaday
Castro Valley “Sanitary District
Sowage
Owli
Lele Chabot
Agnas’ Clamonis
Cecretery
Garman Jarnerin
Arnold Anderson
Anderson
Jagin
George Irvine
de Gb Ordway
Alvinesta
He Aiante
New Offices in Castro Valley Open at Walsh Building
Howard McCalla new Castro Valley chamber of commerce manager points to the sign for the new chambers offices in the Walsh building on Castro Valley Boulevard as Supervisor George Janssen congratulates Oscar Stark, chamber president. Alameda County Sheriff's Department speakers at the dinner discuss civilian defense plans and the state's integration of local efforts.
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Howard McCalla
Castro Valley
Chamber of
Com Merce
Chamber
Walsh
Castro Valley Boulevard
George Janssen
Oscar Stark
Alameda County Sheriff’s Department
Chamber of Commerce
Castro
Douglas Webb
Stanley Petersen
Department
Gega
Peterson
Sheriff’s Department
Duran Shines In Practice At Yankee Stadium
In a morning practice at Yankee Stadium prep ace Jess Duran from Hayward led a session as scouts watched. Coach Oscar Vil and local standouts observed while Duran topped drills, with catcher Tren Richmond of Richmond California among the standout young talents.
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Yankee
Oscar Vil
New Yorks
Lid Cush Vibe
Jess Duran
Elier Fron Hayward
Yankee Stadium
Man On Stricken Freighter Off Florida Coast
A 7247 ton freighter, the Russell Tt. Jones, from San Francisco, caught fire 400 miles off Florida near the Atlantic fringe. Coast Guard cutters from Milam, San Fuar and Key West race toward the blaze with a Coast Guard plane aiding. Joseph L. Roas, carpenter, is listed among crew aboard the burning ship.
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Miami
Russell
Jones
Florida Vaaat
San Francico
Pope and Talbot Lines
Joseph L. Roas
Carpenter
Home Avenue
Hayward
Coast Guard
Milam
San Fuar
Key West
Smnh Wes Reper
Mervhinal A
Wed
Ie Riahng
Grass Fire Damages At Mewar Hartley Property
A grass fire at the Mewar Hartley property behind Gray View venue destroyed wood, a saw table, a saw motor, fruit trees and amber storage. Firefighters from the Layward Highlands department aided by neighbors contained the blaze before volunteers arrived. The total damage is listed as 3400 dollars with additional 4400 dollars attributed. Chief Yin Dakine commended the department for rapid response.
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Mewar
Men in Uniform Promise Aid for Servicemen Families
Washington reports broad bipartisan support for cash allowances to dependents of enlisted men. A Senate Armed Services panel outlined a plan providing a $49 monthly 'quarters' allowance, plus an additional $40 to $80 by trade. A House subcommittee proposed matching aid levels, with lower paid ranks receiving more direct support from the serviceman. Both chambers edge toward final approval as details are refined.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Han Ainaell
Tmeshiy
Ginehudhige
Hess
Food Cake Sale to Benefit Castro Valley School
A combined cake sale and book sale at Hapstrong Food Store Castro Valley corner Nunus and Caustre Valley Boulevard. Proceeds go to the Castro Valley Parent Nursery School. The sale features a booklet with juvenile recipes from Castro Valley women and includes several rare recipes from Nantucket and Minnesota. Chairman Mrs Sarno Ilaydon leads the event.
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Castoge Valley
Hapstrongood
Nunus and
Caustre Valley Boulevard
Castre Valley
Castro Valley
Nantucket
Mins
Sarno Ilaydon
Wrong Address For John's Shop In New Mennet Building
The Review corrects the location of John's Shop barber shop owned by John Leitch. It now occupies the Mennet and Rector building at 21249 East 14th Street Hot al 2197 East 14th Street, after relocating to larger quarters in the new building as reported.
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John's
John Leitch
Mennet and Rector
East 14Th Street
Leitch
Parley on Business Defense Set in Northern California
Northern California and Nevada business groups join Oakland and San Francisco chambers to sponsor a government conference on defense for business. The Sept. 6 San Francisco meeting will feature mobilization and finance experts, with Senators Knowland and Downey backing the event.
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Oakland
Conmerce
We Sun
Francisca Chamber of ‘Commerce
California
Nevada
William H. Park
Dent
Oaletand
Elamber
Pairmoni
San Francisco
Park
Bay Area
Belop
Willidin i
Knowland
Sheriddin Downey
L Industries
Pasin
Philip Ashler
Department of Defense
Harry Blythe
Muuritions Supply
Clifton Mack
al Supply Services
General Serviceradministration
Walter J. O'Donnell
Revoltinetion Mingnen Corporation
Department of Cerny
Department of Commerce
Alta Vista Street Dance Saturday at Fire House
The Alta Vista Street Dance is planned for tomorrow night at 27509 East 11th Street in front of the fire house. Music by Paul Bray and Iris Schnasters from 9 PM to 1 AM, with refreshment booths run by the auxiliaries of both groups. The public is invited to attend.
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Uta Vista Fire
East 11Th Street
Paul Bray
Iris Schnasters
Pam Wills
How Guerrillas Work In Korea A Major Problem
U P Foreign News Editor Harry Ferguson describes the guerrilla threat in Korea as a major security issue. Communist partisans disguise as refugees to infiltrate US lines, complicating efforts to distinguish friend from foe and threatening American advances along with civilian casualties and rearguard skirmishes. The piece notes long-term UN goals to rebuild Koreans’ goodwill and prevent future conflict, warning that heavy-handed measures could push more Koreans toward communism.
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Harry Ferguson
U.P
Karen
Ein
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
United Allons
C. R. Wallon
69Th Field Artillery
Uila
Masan
Walton
High Command
United Nations
Moscow
Ray Mien
Sunrise fund tops 750 as Eagles pledge boost public drive
The Sunrise school fund surpasses 750 dollars with a Daily Review boost to 758 and a promised large gesture from the Alameda Contra Costa county council of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. A 73 dollar contribution from Hayward Ace Res Wednesday club adds to the total. Plans include an August 20 baseball night at Emeryville and a August 29 coast to coast event, all aiding Sunrise and repairs after vandal damage.
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The
Daily Review
Sunrise
Flossie Zetike
Anthony Troya
Alameda-Contra Costa County
Fra Iterna B Order of Eagles
Emeryville
Louire
Oaks
Diego
Vickers
Eagles
Trova
Campunish
Alametta
South County
County Department of Schools
Lower A Street
Air Corps
River Red With North Korean Blood
American Marines and the 24th Division shattered a major Communist bridgehead on the Naktong near Taean and pushed back a northern offensive aimed at Taegu. U S 25th Division and South Korean troops counterattacked toward Kigve, retaking Pohang and the coast. Front dispatches said the Naktong line was restored, with an estimated 1000 Communist dead and a near neutralization of the Fourth Division.
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Tokyo
U. Ss
Naktung River
Wolay
Naktong
Taean
Pohang
Kigye
Nektong
Taegu
Korea
Nuksoung
North Korea
Astaul Hy
Douglas MacArthur
U S
Kigve
Varm
24Th
Naktong Elbow
Tregu
Nvrsh
America
Naktong Tyer
United Press
Robert C. Miller
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New York
Lily
Howe
Wie Beate Minahes Committee
Duran
Alta Vista
Nin American Base
Mary Keefe
Purdue Gold
Anethetist
Gorham
Osella Kirsebligs
St. Louis
Charles Easterday
Brighton
Mass
St. James Seacrest
Gallon
River Red
Nort
Hayward Jewelers
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