Service personnel notices from Hayward and San Lorenzo
Dickey and Gwynn husbands listed among sailors aboard the USS Montrose in San Diego amid postwar reactivation efforts. Corporal Feuerhelm arrives in Frankfurt with the 60th Troop Carrier Wing while Lt. Col. A. House accompanies Cal Yeager at Santa Rosa for California National Guard duties. Seaman Austen serves with Patrol Squadron BY1 in Seattle undergoing refresher training on the Privateer. Ronald Bristol serves aboard the USS Manatee delivering fuel to UN ships in Korea. Col. Brooks attends the Air War College at Maxwell AFB. Don Hancock listed among USMC personnel.
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Dickey
Boatswain's
USN
Yorth Street
San Lorenzo
Ines M. Gwynn
Josephine A. Gwynn
Third Street
Hayward
San Diego
Montrose
G. Mar Ny
San Jose
Montrose Wais
Natons
Hong Kong
Korea
Japan
LaVern I. Feuerhelm
Frankfurt
Germany
60Th
Rhein-Main
Europe
Cpl
Feuerhelm
Irvin Feuerhelm
Sunset Boulevard
Hayward High School
Air’ Force
Service
Yeazer
28Th Air Division
Defense
144Th
California National Guard Wing
Santa 658
Cal
Yeager
Vernon
Asten
Electronicgman
Fred i
Concord Avenue
U.S. Naval Air Station
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Navy
Austen
Naval Service
San Jose State College
Alameda County
Ronald N. Bristol
Mes
Virginia Reno
Mason Drive
USS Manatee
The
Allison C. Brooks
Air University
Air War College
Maxwell Afs
Ala
Leslie G. Mulzer
Maxwell
Geraldine Norden
Avenue
Pic
Don Hancock
USMC
Marjorie Hancock
Gary Drive
el Toro Marine Base
Santa Ana
Camp Pendleton
First
Marine Air Wing
Pusan
Hancock
Marine Corps
con men target license seekers in California tests
The State Department of Motor Vehicles warns of curb stone con men who prey on illiterate applicants seeking driver licenses for a fee. They sign up non English speakers, accompany them during tests, then alter answers and demand a second coaching fee after failing the first test.
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Sacramento
State Department of Motor Vehices
A. F
Gus" Henderson
Henderson F
Officials tiring of commie tactics in Korea talks
Washington dispatch reports top American officials growing weary of communist tactics in the Korean truce talks. A senator pressed for a surrender ultimatum, but leaders said efforts would continue for an armistice while hope for a Korean settlement remains. President Truman rejected communist claims of a UN bombing at Kaesong as flimsy and urged clear terms to end fighting.
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Commie
Korea
Washington
Congressen
Harry P. Cain
I Cain
Armed’ |Services Committee
Truman
Tme
Matthew B. Ridgsway
Ed Nations
Kaesong
United Nations
Electrical Wonderland spectacle draws Berkeley crowd
Frozen tots up to 100 pounds stored in a top-aide fridge section. See them in the Electrical Wonderland show, bigger and better than last year. About 114,000 people attend, a Berkeley-sized crowd. Admission: only 60? plies tax. A memorable great show you should not miss.
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Electrical Wonderland
Berkeley
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