Child Struck by Car In Castro Valley Injures Youth
A three year old girl Martha Ann Grimmett daughter of Mr and Mrs 4H W Grimmett of Castro Valley was struck by a car on Redwood road yesterday at 430 pm causing a possibly broken leg and concussion. Driver Lloyd E Watson 27 of Castro Valley reportedly skidded to a stop and the child was taken by ambulance to Fairmount hospital and then transferred for observation. Another incident at 590 am today in a three car collision on U S Highway 60 south of Sybil avenue injured Haskell Yancey 25 of San Leandro treated and released at Fairmont hospital. Other drivers were Stanley Francis 16 of Castro Valley and Albert Dovlison 44 of Oakland.
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Varied Menu for Burglars Reported Near Hayward
Police investigated a burglary at Frank Molino’s bar at 893 D Street where beer wine and other beverages were taken along with a $2 pistol shells 20 cartons of cigarettes and other items totaling about 86 dollars. Intruders entered by breaking a window and entering through a back door then left via a door.
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Reds Throwing Fresh Troops Into Battle On East Front
North Korean shock troops launched a vehement assault on United Nations positions along the east central front near Bloody Ridge north of Yanggu. Up to 2000 Reds attacked as dawn air bombardment and artillery pounded their ranks, with UN forces countering. heavy losses were reported by both sides amid continued fighting and air operations over northwest and east coast sectors.
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New China says U S plane violated Korea zone
London dispatch cites Chinese News Agency claim that an American bombing plane circled the conference area near Kaesong and dropped a parachute flare. Tokyo report quotes Brig. Gen. William F. Nuckols saying China seeks a realistic armistice while North Korea stalls talks. He notes Chinese impatience with political issues in cease-fire talks and civilian dislike of Red occupation at Kaesong. UN command says talks may resume soon but no clear path to an agreement.
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Truman Hits Czech Action
President Truman warned Czechoslovakia the Oatis case is not closed until the AP correspondent is freed. Pressure mounts for retaliatory steps, including cutting exports and barring Czech air over Western Germany, with Britain and France backing moves. Congress signals growing urgency as questions rise over Prague’s 10 year prison sentence.
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Coast search for fourth victim in Catalina Island crash
Coast Guard planes found three of four crew members after two TRM Avengers crashed near Catalina Island. The missing man remains unidentified publicly while Navy officials confirm identities of the others, including Vern Dean Cain of Hayward and Charles Chaney of Fineryville. Wreckage and bodies were located about one mile apart as rescuers continued the eight hour search.
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Key System Sunday Schedule For Holiday Observed
Oakland transit will run Sunday schedules on Labor Day next Monday as Key System Transit Lines announced. Supervisors will monitor traffic and provide extra service if demand warrants.
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Stock Rally Lifts Metal and Oil Shares in New York
Final stock prices showed a sharp rise in metal and oil shares on the New York Exchange, lifting industrial indices to their highest in over 21 years. Gains topped two points with rails also advancing after a setback yesterday.
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Baseball Pittsburgh vs New York score line incomplete
Baseball game details show Pittsburgh 010 Odd 021 with 15 runs and New York 021 401 010 totaling 5. Players Friend Law Dickson and McCullough are named among the odds.
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Truman ready to invoke Taft-Hartley over copper strike
President Truman prepared to use the Taft-Hartley act to force striking copper workers back to production of defense metal. Secret talks with Kennecott and unions could yield peace if an agreement is reached, while the Wage Stabilization Board reports on back-to-work issues.
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Widow of Indian veteran reacts to burial dispute in Sioux City
Evelyn Rice widow of Korean War veteran John Rice says she wanted a quiet burial and not public attention. She recalls loving the open country, resents the uproar over the burial plan, and hopes the case helps heal racial tensions. She praises civility from Sioux City officials, plans Arlington visit, and seeks a quiet return home with her children after the funeral.
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Mexican airlift aids flood victims in Corcovado and Soto La Marina
A Mercy Airlift plane delivers food and supplies to Corcovado and nearby communities torn by hurricane floods. American trained paratroopers and Mexico's air force shipped more than 6000 pounds of relief to refugees in a two hour flight. In another note, a massive landslide closes U S Highway 40 near Floriston California, halting traffic for days.
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Missing British Diplomats Denied Found by Britain
London officials denied a Daily Herald claim that missing British diplomats Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess had been found. The Foreign Office and MI5 sources rejected the Herald report, while French inquiries focused on Mrs Maclean at Saint-Tropez, amid ongoing fear over the pair's disappearance since May 29.
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Grimshaw Buys Hotel to Build Garden Center in Niles
Hayward nurseryman Joseph Grimshaw purchased a half interest in the old Hotel Belvoir in Niles for about 50 000. The plan is to create a modern garden center opposite existing nursery land. The 22 room hotel, once a traveler stop, will be renovated and reopened while part of the site becomes nursery stock fields.
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Nine Century Poison Outbreak in France Hits Bread
Officials confirm an ergot poisoning outbreak in Point-Saint-Esprit France the first in nearly 900 years. The bread illness caused convulsions and delirium forcing some victims into straight jackets while 80 people were hospitalized. Autopsies and tests linked the bread to ergot a fungus affecting grains and linked to wet summer conditions.
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