Korean War Flare Escalates With New Allied Warning
United Nations chief truce negotiator cautioned against accepting a cease fire along the 34th parallel and warned of disaster. The battle expands on a 25 mile front as Allied forces launch a major offensive amid heavy artillery and air clashes in northwest and east central Korea. Kim Il Sung urged Koreans to defeat American forces as armistice talks resume at Kaesong.
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Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Joe
Kim
Joy
Im IL Sung
Pyongyang
United States
Trent
Rec
Visit Of Minor Red Official In Washington Puzzles
Washington officials debated Russia's negotiating tactic after a young Soviet official named Myshkov visited the State Department. He asked to resume talks on Moscow's 2 billion lend lease bill while stating a meeting with Charge d Affaires Borie Karvy would be desired for Tuesday. Officials remained doubtful of progress toward ending the stalemate.
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Washington
U. S
Russie
Myshkov
State Department
United States
Russia
America
George Truesdell
Chicago Cubs Lose Wild NL Tilt In Low-Scoring Setback
In a National League game the Chicago club fell behind early and rallied to take a brief lead before a late inning stumble. Pitchers Pitteleigh and Walsh contributed despite a rough seventh inning, while Kelly and Pollet provided key moments. Garagiola worked the final outs for the visitors as the home team dropped a close one.
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National League
Chicago
Forces strike front as UN jets clash with MiGs in Korea
Thousands of UN troops push along a 25 mile front amid heavy artillery and aerial bombardment in Korea. Sabre jets and MiG-15s engage in two major dogfights over northwest Korea, with one enemy plane damaged and one possibly destroyed. Ground fighting intensifies as UN forces advance against mixed Communist resistance, while cease-fire talks loom amid ongoing frontline actions and rail targets near Namsi and Chongju.
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Eighth Army
Korea
V.A
United Nations
Careie
London
Manchuria
Yalu
Buford A. Hammons
Midglesboro
Paul W. Bryce
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Hammond
Unnth
Th Reservoir
Eastor
Aks
Anchon
Seoul
Karsone
Yangan
Inje
Namsi
Chongju
Keres
George Green Low Bidder On Gym Project
Hayward district trustees close a bid review session with George Green named low bidder at $5 for Hayward high gym repair work. The board referred the bid to the district attorney for legal compliance. Separately, they extended the Castro Valley site owners 90 days and renewed transportation contracts with Hayward and Mt Eden districts. An amended state aid application was approved for auditorium and girls gym at Hayward campus, with a forthcoming report detailing hazards in the two buildings.
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Hayward
Sag Lorenzo
George HB. Green
Mead
Birks’ Eymansion
Hayward High School
Green
George Phillips
Charles
Henry Giambruno
Castro Valley
Ty Vaette
Osuph Schienone
Giwhrang Brothers
Mt Eden
Jack Rees
E. C. Ingraham
J. N. Ramm
George Simonds
Sacramento
Ewa
Robert TD. Palmer
State Fire Patrol
Morse Attacks MacArthur Recall In Partisan Row
Senator Wayne Morse denounces the Republican report on General MacArthur as biased and partisan, arguing civilian supremacy over military command. He faults MacArthur for acting against U.S. foreign policy and says his recall was necessary, praising defense leaders who testified.
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Washington
U.P
Wayne L. Morse
Ore
Repub 2
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Morse
Eact
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
MacArtiuy
Macarthur
Choakly
U.S
Ani Tailithey
United States
Years Roll Back As Hayward Woman Reads Of Hearst's Death
Mrs. Anna McClure of Hayward recalls William Randolph Hearst and his invasion of New York publishing. She details how Hearst lured top editors from Joseph Pulitzer’s World, the yellow page strategies, and the saga of McClure and his wife moving between California and Tennessee, culminating in their settlement in Hayward and McClure’s death in 1926.
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Hearst
San Francisco
Anna McCute
Simon Street
Hayward
Gotham
Faucine Magee Hayward
Anna McClure
Dawnpaper
William Randolph Hearst
New Eee
New York
New York Journal
New York World
William McClure
Joseph Pulitzer
Morrell Goddard
Journal
Jan. Simeone
Pu Vet
McCluce
Conch
San Simeon
Washington
California
Goddard
Thom McClure
Arizona
Metthive
Ki - McClure
Sannessee
Goddird
McClure
Horace Green
Hay
Hayward Highlands
Warren Plans Japan Visit With Guardsmen
Governor Karl Warren announced a two week trip to Japan to visit California National Guard divisions. He aims to observe training and reassure guard members of the state's welfare while planning to return for the September 4 opening of the Japanese peace treaty conference in San Francisco. This would be his first out of state trip on state business in eight years.
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Sacramento
Calif
U.P
Karl Warren
Japan
California
Warren
San Francisco
Missourian 1st Finisher In Air Races
Major Keith K. Compton 36 of Missouri won the opening air race leg finishing first in an F-86 jet at Murac California with an unofficial speed near 56,000 miles per hour, establishing a new Transcontinental race record. Teamed with George Thabaul in a 545 Tornado Bomber, the pair followed in pursuit as Edwards AFB pilots tackled the long course.
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Detroit
Tuk
Keith K. Compton
Joseph
National Air Ranes
Lige
Jst
Vernon A . Ford
Cal
George “B. Thabault
Winooski
Compton
Edwards Air Force Base
Muroc
Air Proving Ground
Elgin Air Force Base
Fla
Denver
Omaha
Compton Mey
Lea M. Dykr
St. Petersburg
Bernard W. Watts
Boulder
Colu
Edward R. Johnson
Reynolds
Thomas V. Gibson
Glendale
Calif
Selfridge Field
Two Alexander Children Die In Helicopter Crash
Fresno county sees two children killed as a helicopter crash claims the life of pilot Dennis Alexander and injures family members. Janie Alexander, 9, dies from burns. the father, Noyes Alexander, a radio news director, and pilot Harry Watson, 24, die or survive with injuries. The crash occurred near Clovis. authorities say a propeller blade struck the ground, causing the crash and fumes.
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Fresno
U.R
Dennis Alexander
Frésno County
Janie
Clovis
Harry Watson
Fresno Veterans' Hospital
Tath Noyes
Alexander
KIRE
Sis
Powder Puff Pilots Join 11 Finishers in Derby Race
Detriot reports thirty three women pilots aim to prove women can pilot as the Powder Puff Derby reaches the 2 348 mile course. Nine finishers listed include Ketty Hass Isabel Mi 2 Lucille Cheetham Esther Gardiner Evelyn Bryan and Aileen Pickering. Miss Harris receives a trophy for being the first woman pilot to finish.
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Detroit
W.A
Santa Ana
Calif
Tort Waynes
Ind
Artene Devis
Cleveland
Wayne
Ketty
Hass
San Frantisco
Isabel
Isabel Mi 2, San Diego, A Mrs. Do. Bacret
Elko
Itis
Kansas City
Gardner Whyte
Lucille Cheetham
Jave McMillue
San- 4
Esther Gardiner
Conn
Evelyn Bryan
Jefferson City
Tenn
Aileen
Pickering
Los Angeles
Harris
Fort Wayne
Liere
Friden Picnic Sets All-Day Family Fun At Hidden Valley
More than 1,000 Friden Calculating Machine Co employees and families receive tickets for tomorrow's Friden Picnic. Hayward recreation district directors supervise games for hundreds of children with pony rides, contests, and balloon ice cream. Events include tug of war, three legged races, shoe scramble, horseshoes, golf pitching, dancing, and a 10 40 jam softball game between Vindon Calculators and plant superviors. San Leandro Linebusters to perform gas engined airplane exhibition at noon.
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San Lrandro
Friden
Hidden Valey Dude Raid
Friden Calculating Machine Company
Ranso Pagatelli
Joey Robertson
Hayward Area
WHS
Vindon Calculators
Ace Nitcher
Johnny Martinson
San Leandro
Linebusters
First National TV Broadcasts In September
San Francisco hosted the first national television relay inaugurating a 40,000 dollar microwave system linking coastal borders. AT&T officials and FCC leaders celebrated with a transcontinental radio call as 17 towers formed a straight-line relay for coast to coast phone radio and TV transmissions.
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San Francisco
Fist
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
H. T. Killingsworth
At&t
Mark Sullivan
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph R Company
Wayne
Federal Comunications Commission
Cleo F. Craig
At&l
Telephone Company
Utilities Seek Tax Break In State Assessments
California utility firms urged the State Board of Equalization to cut their property tax rate from 50 to a lower level, arguing the current assessment is capricious while counties average 40 percent. Railroads and major utilities pressed for equal treatment under the constitution, with industry and carrier representatives citing due process concerns as hearings continued.
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Sacramento
Uri
California
State Board of Equalization
William CG. Bonelli
Bonelli
Robert L. Pierce
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Svard
Col.c. T. Blanck
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Unity Holdings
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Santa Fe Raiyoad
Southern California Edison
Union Pacific Railroad
Rahway Express Agency
Pullman Company
Coast Counties Gas and Electric Company
California Elactric Power Company
San Diego Gag and Electric Company
Board to Act on Doctor Who Gave Wrong Injections
The University of South Dakota board of regents meets to consider possible action against 28 year old Br Louis B Michalek after he accidentally administered fatal methadone injections to two volunteers during a pain threshold experiment. The inquest into the deaths of Jack Clifford and Ardys Pearson adjourned indefinitely as evidence was reviewed.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota Board of Regents
E. M. Mumford
Br. Louis B. Michalek
Jack Clifford
Ardys Pearson
Clifford
Pearson
Michalek
Everest
Shehetak
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Missourian
UPI
Albert c Wedenever
Wedemeyer
Faz
Pormk Kon
AMZ
Ar, Ma
Wit
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Friden Picnic
Castro
MRS. Frank's Pantry
Delicatessen
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