River Red Advances and Port Recapture Reported In Korea
Allied forces made gains along the Nakdong river line as the second American offensive in Korea continued. South Korean troops recaptured the port of Pyeongchang and the town of Kigye on the coast near Pohang. Civilians faced evacuation orders as shells hit outskirts, with authorities reporting casualties among civilians and continued Communist resistance in the Nakdong corridor. General John Church said Allied advances put pressure along the former enemy bridgehead and claimed heavy Communist losses as retreat continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taegu
Penang
Pusan
Kigye
Pohang
Nanktong
Pusa
Naktong Bulge
John Church
Area Movie Programs At Local Theatres
Lorenzo Theatre shows Secret Fury with 10 20 pm and 8 95 pm screenings. Quicksand plays at 4 55 pm and 12 07 pm. Badlands of Dakota screens at 10 41 pm. Hayward Theatre schedules Late shows and early evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Theatre
Pam “Badlands
Dakota
Best Talks On Surnames Delights Hayward 20 30 Club
Charles M. Best of Berkeley, ex Drake and Purdue coach and Pacific Northwest referee, spoke on surnames at Hayward 20 30 Club dinner. He traced English surname origins to William the Conqueror and analyzed members’ surnames. The meeting also announced fall softball results, a barbecue, and plans for a Walnut Creek 20 30 club charter with events in El Nido and Reno convention dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. M. Best
Berkeley
Drake University
Purdue University of the South
Pacific ‘Northwest
Hayward
Best
William the Conqueror
Ation
Bret Harte Field
Memorial Park
Hayward Area Recreation District
Christian Churels
Bret Slarte
Walnut Creek
Don Billings
Feputy
Marine enlistments for duration under new WW II style program
New York dispatch reports the Marine Corps revived a duration enlistment plan from World War II. Major Louis M. Wilson, recruiting chief, says enlistees under the program will be discharged at the end of the current emergency, while recruits may still choose standard four or three year enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Marine Corps
Louis M. Wilson
Wilson
Shiny aluminum lock shingles debut at Farm Home Show
Six representatives from Southern Alameda County pose at the Farm Home and Industry Show. They demonstrate how simple it is to roof a home with the sensational new aluminum lock shingles. The event opens September 28 and runs four days at Hayward Union High School. The models are Pat Armstrong, Malene Sikes, Pat Adair, Virginia Lee, Bonnie Engblom and Mary Veal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Home
Hayward Union High School
Alameda County
Pat Armstrong
Malene Sikes
Pat Adair
Virginia Lee
Bonnie Engblom
Mary Veal
Private Ambulance Seeks Hayward Office Expansion
Two local men J H Johnson and Larry Coffee launch Anglo Ambulance Service offering 24 hour private ambulance care with two nurses and two attendants. They plan a Hayward office and operate from 9100 East Main Street with plumb ing service. Coffee formerly ran an ambul ance in San Lorenzo Village. Johnson lives on Carroll Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Air
Hayward
East Mth Street
Anglo Ambulance Service
J. H. Johnson
Larry Coffee
Taysward
West Coast
Coffee
San Lorenzo Village
Johnson
Carroll Street
Local Notice from Hayward California March 1870s
Fragmentary city notice from Hayward California published March 1870s. Mentions subscription rates and office location at 491 Castro Street with contact details for a local inaugural communication hub. Partially legible postal and telephonic references appear.
Rites set for Mrs Marie Atherton at Sorensen Chapel
Mrs Marie Naomi Atherton 47 wife of Everett W Atherton died at a local sanatorium Wednesday. Service arranged at Sorensen Brothers chapel at 1 30 p m Monday with interment in Lone Tree Cemetery. She was daughter of Louis Schlottman and wife of Ev erett W Atherton. She leaves siblings Buford Schlottman Hayward Huby Philips Sioux Falls Letha Wakefield San Leandro Luella Henry San Leandro Mildred Snell Victory Wis Eldridge Schlottman San Lorenzo and Victor Schlottman Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Naomi Atherton
Everett W. Atherton
Sorensen Brothers
Lone Tree Cemetery
Atherton
Louis Schlottman
Buford Schlottman
Rapid City
Letha Wakefield
Haywar Huby Philips
Sioux Falls
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Poultry Producers of Central California publish today’s egg quotations with Nolaid at 80 cents per dozen, large 2, medium A8, small 83, standard 40, and assorted live and fryers priced by weight. Leghorns and roasters show varied rates with hens and roasters over 4 pounds listed. ranges given for under and over 3 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
California
Navy Reserve Surface Units Not Called Immediately
SAN FRANCISCO UP Officers of the Navy organized reserve surface units will not be called to active duty until a backlog of 10,000 volunteers is absorbed. Rear Adm. Ralph Higgs said many individual requests for active duty make immediate calls unnecessary, with only about one tenth of available enlisted volunteers having sent in orders so far. Mobilization will not hamper naval operations and air units will be called as units are filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Navy
Organized Reserve
Ralph &. Riggs
Higgs
State agencies told to grant paid time off for exams
The state personnel board ordered all agencies to provide employees with paid time off for selective service physical examinations. The directive specifies that staff may take leave with pay to complete the required medical tests as part of the military draft process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Sacramento
State Personnel Board
Jake
Gatov Nominated to Federal Maritime Board
Albert W. Gatov of San Francisco was nominated by President Truman to the federal maritime board for a term expiring June 12, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatov
Washington
Albert W. Gatov
San Francisco
Truman
Federal Maritime Board
State Safety Commission Hints Crackdown on Bus and Truck Carriers
The California Public Utilities Commission warned of strong actions against passenger bus and truck operators that flout safety rules. A 98 page highway safety report urges harsher penalties for overloading, uniform speed limits, better chauffeur licensing exams, standardized hours of service, and required logs for commercial drivers. The panel also seeks stricter vehicle identification and a study on highway patrol staffing, while continuing grade crossing safety efforts and ordering reflectorized signs at 14 intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
Stats Public Utilities Commission
Comision
Allied Nations Agree to Send Ground Troops to Korea
The United States announced that Great Britain Turkey Australia and New Zealand accepted offers to dispatch ground forces to Korea. This marks a major multinational effort amid ongoing conflict in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.8
United States
Alfors
Great Britain
Turkey
Australia
New Zealand
Korea
Angla California National Bank Offers Low-Cost Personal Loans
Angla California National Bank advertises inexpensive personal loans for broad needs with no deposit requirement. Loans start at $160 and target Lerroaners, inviting inquiries by phone or visit to branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angla California National Bank
Marines Call Reservists to Active Duty in Combat Branches
SAN FRANCISCO UR All Marine Corps reservists in combat branches with sergeant rank or below will be called to active duty immediately. Washington says the order is regional and local, with six months deferments for hardship cases and for reservists in key civilian jobs or studying to become doctors or dentists. Enlistments in the Marine Corps Reserve open to applicants with no prior Marine experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U. &. Marine Corps
Marine Corps Recruiting Office
Washington
Marine Headquarters
United Press
Chicago
California
Marine Corps Reserve
14Th Naval District
Marine Corps
Wounded Yank Saw General Dean Shot in Korea
Corp Donald Biehl of Palestine Illinois, a machine gunner with the 24th Infantry in Korea who lost his right arm, testified that he saw Maj. Gen. William F. Dean shot near Lasson on July 18 while about 100 yards away in an open field two to three miles north of Taejon. He recalled hearing that the general was hit as his unit pulled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
U.P
Korea
William F. Dean
Lasson
Donald Biehl
Palestine
Taejon
Danger of Attack on Area Told at Hayward Meeting
Captain Phillips of Alameda Naval Air Station warned that the danger of atomic bomb attack on the Bay Area is not distant. He compared it to Pearl Harbor and explained air and underwater blasts, noting injury extent is revealed by blood tests. About 200 people attended the Veterans Memorial event organized by Hayward Post 58 of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Neva
B. Phillips
Alameda Naval Air Station
Veterans Memorial Building
Pearl Harbor
Russia
Hayward
Amercan Legion
Philips
Navy
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Allan Stuiz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lustigsg * and
Watkims ST
the Daily Review
Tavernust
Pontoffice
Haywith
Ganegress
Adammn
Tom
Caliform
Daily Review
Floyd L. Sparks
Betty Clark Sparks
Castro Street
Hayward Alamean County
Californio
Wleerie
M.N. Atherton
Safety Puc
Yank
Dean
Ewcromiesl
Shannon & Sons
St. LU
George Forth
Louis Silver
Fred Taplin
Taplin
Servier
All Makes
Andrew Williams
Sam Lorenzo
Rib-kinl Athletic
Gabardine
Haggar
Smiths
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!