Communist Guerrilla Army Closes On Pyongyang Front
The report states a Communist guerrilla army within 12 miles of Pyongyang as UN forces retreat toward defense lines around the former capital. Marines and Army units battled southward to escape a large Chinese buildup, with air support and new lines forming 25 to 34 miles from Pyongyang.
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Pyongyang
Tokyo
United Nations
Ka‘Tes
U. S
Chosin
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Loyd North Ns
T Heeset
Yalu
Koren
United Nai Fions
U.S
Military leaders dispute use of atomic weapons in Korea
Gen Willoughby said he was not prepared to call the Korea war a desperate situation warranting desperate measures. He outlined China’s Korea and Manchuria deployments and noted MacArthur knew about large Chinese forces along the border. He cited 34 Chinese divisions in action and claimed many troops were former Nationalist soldiers armed with American rifles.
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Voryo
Alin
Douglass MacArain
Louing
United Nations
Kolet
Charles Willooughby
Chtef
Interence
Truman
Korea
Willoughby
China
Kota
38Th Parallel
MacArthur
Liey
Thi Ah
Lin Mina
Manchurian
Laken
Military Chiefs Plan for Europe
North Atlantic military chiefs led by General Dwight D. Eisenhower will meet early next week to discuss unified defense in Western Europe. Sources say a tentative pact integrates German and German allied regimental combat teams into Western armed forces, clearing the path for Eisenhower as commander of the NATO army.
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Wastlington
U.P
North Atlantic
London
Dwight PD. Eisenhower
Sales Evelay
Farman
Pact
Exnee el Lo
Quay
Omarrow
Alreiady
Ineduele Ceramun
Eisenhower
Alvarado Corporal Listed Missing in Korea
Department of Defense announced Alvarado Corporal Henry N. Aguel, 22, formerly of Maywaed, is missing in action in Korea. He attended Mt. Eden grammar school and Hayward union high, lived on Avenue in Baumberg, oldest of Mrs. Revida’s 10 children. He had served about four years, first overseas with the Medical corps of the First Cavalry.
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Opl
Henry N. Aguel
Maywaed
Korea
Department of Defense
Melon Revada
Baker Vond
Alvaran
Aguel
Mt. Eden Grammar School
Hayward Union High School
Funfly
Ave.nue
Baumberg
Ifo
Revida
Alvarado
Mary
Fearce
Stelen
Crispin
Albert
Elongiheli
Roy
Duly
da Prenths
Danny
Nila Boling
Latinas
Agnel
Army
First Cavalry
Joe
Japan
Cal
Rose
Two Men Hurt in Livermore Crash Near Atomic Plant
Two drivers from Livermore, AL Wente 60 and William Tony Bern, suffered minor injuries when their cars collided while both were westbound on East Avenue near the atomic research plant shortly after 4 p.m. yesterday. A Livermore passenger Roger Trwin escaped injury.
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AL Wente
Livermore Vauncher
Willian
Tony Bern
Ithe
Livermore
East Avenue
Roger Trwin
Wente
Browder Jailed Over Contempt Bond Doubt
Navi Browder former head of the American Communist party was jailed after failing to post 1500 bond on contempt of Congress charges. Judge Curran denied remaining free until defense prep, setting next motion date and extending proceedings for others indicted or pleading.
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Wallington
Navi Browder
American Communist Party
Congress
Browder
Dhain
Edward M. Curren
Curran
London
Senate Forei
Bete Ani Tee
Congress Chartered
Constitutional Education League
Edward A. Rumely
Committee For Constitutional Government
Field
Senate
Kany
Rumely
House
Willian L. Patterson
Alehiy- Goigree
Hitsa
Washinton
Hello Day at School Promotes Signatures and Dance
At Haveward Union High School students scramble for signatures on their Hello Days sheets in a Girls League sponsored event directed by Miss Blanche Sullivan. Lorraine Paredare announces the day’s aim to foster better acquaint- ances, with a Winter Greetings dance offered that night under Eva Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haveward Union High Schol
Girls’ League
Blanche Sullivan
Lorraine Paredare
Bello Day
Annonce
Thorne
Eva Roberts
Mite Arnold
Marlene Watkins
Arlene Ness
Natalie Welthoff
Dolores Barbosa
Lorraine
Astra
Cearelia Stewart
Act Club
Fay
Final Stocks in New York Rise on Stronger Volume
Stocks in New York extended yesterday's gains amid a surge in turnover. Rail shares led, with select industrials and metals gaining as investors priced in potential new government spending and policy shifts.
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New York
Railroad
Artvanens
Carver
Wir
Steels
Noni Metals
Rhemicals
Preliminary hospital plans approved in Castro Valley district
The Castro Valley hospital district approved preliminary plans for a 123 bed facility costing about 2.401 million. With four months for drawings, bids expected June 14, and federal and state funds by June 30, 1951. Site between Lake Chabal rand and Stanton Avenue.
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Toy Ath
Clarence Glass
Lake Chabal Rand
Stanton Avenue
Castro Valley
George Phillips
Medical Association
Stone and Mulloy
Hospital
August Koenig
Douglas Stone
Losapital
Pleasanton bus crash injures a child. drivers cited
A gravel air skidded into a Pleasanton school bus on Santa Rita road while unloading pupils. Cheryl Bamoste, 6, suffered a minor head bump. others were shaken but unharmed. Drivers Frank Fontes and Jeary Bellencourt face citations for driving without due caution and proximity to the intersection as a loading was underway.
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Pleasanton
Santa Rita Road
Gil
Cheryl Bamoste
Frank Fontes
MV Gerity
Walter Boers
Jeary Bellencourt
Danville
Dwight Anderson
Pontes
Beers Sini
Attlee to Washington for Korea war conference
Prime Minister Clement Attlee will fly to Washington for a Korea war conference with President Truman. French Premier Rene Pleven may join if he wins a confidence vote tonight. Attlee aims to urge UN forces to stay out of Manchuria to avoid widening the war.
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London
Clement R. Attlee
Washington
Truman
Rene Plevin
National Assembly
Attlee
Truyman
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
MacArthur
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Korea
Europe
United States
Asia
Will &O
White House
Korea Air Lift Delayed Amid Labor Dispute
Supervisory personnel were to take over radio operators on four Korea Air Lift flights as strikers were polled on returning to work under federal mediation. Union members seek severance pay of 600 a year of service, up to 3000, or placement in other jobs. Transocean Airlines grounding and Wake Island delays cited.
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Oakland
CIO Transport
Transocean
Travis Air Force Base
Fairfield
Calif
Honolulu
Wake Island
Wake
Walter Smith
Union Total 505
Overseas Cable
Smith
Thomas £. Bickers
National Mediation Board
Swill
Shadows 1s Gutted San Francisco Landmark Fire
A fire destroyed the Shadows restaurant on Velograph Hill in San Francisco. The blaze gutted the iconic eatery, noted for its scenic location, leaving the building a charred shell and prompting emergency crews to battle the flames.
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San Francisco
SPIA
Shadows
Velograph Hill
MacArthur Warns Korea War May Reach Europe
General Douglas MacArthur, from Tokyo, says United Nations forces in Korea fight without precedent and warns failure to resolve the Korea issue could lead to battles in Europe. He defends UN strategy, rejects cap at the 38th Parallel, and cites Chinese entry as premeditated.
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Hugh Ballie
United Press World
U.P
Frankfurt
Germany
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
Europe
MacArthur
Wulong
38Th Parallel
Pyongyang
Manchurian
President seeks 17.85 billion dollar military addition
President Truman urged Congress to approve a 17.85 billion dollar emergency appropriation to fund Korean War actions and expand armed forces readiness. The package would total 41.8 billion for the current fiscal year, covering Army Navy and Atomic Energy needs plus TVA payments, with possible further requests if tensions rise.
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Washington
Tuman
Congress
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Army
Navy
United Nations
Kore
Phe
Korea
Republic of Korea
Provocation Charge Riles China over Truman Line
Tokyo based translation reports China calls President's remarks a violent war provocation and defends Chinese volunteers in Korea as right and proper. It says Mr Truman rejected the Stockholm Peace appeal and accuses imperialists of rushing toward World War II.
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Tokyo
Peking
Saman
Truman
Stockholm
Santa Claus to visit Castro Valley and town square
Santa Claus will appear at two locations tonight at 7 30 p m and 9 p m. He will demonstrate his persiblity in downtown Hayward at one street corner and also visit Daughnrey's department store in Castro Valley at the same times.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Nick
Hayward
Che
Daughnrey's
Castro Valley
Atom Expert Dr. S Warren To Speak Here
Dr. Stafford Warren dean of UCLA School of Medicine and AEC project manager will address the Hayward chamber banquet December 12 at 8 30 p m in the Hayward union high school cafeteria. He led safety and medical teams on the Manhattan Project and Hiroshima Nagasaki missions and oversaw Bikini tests.
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Stafford Warren
University of California At Los Angeles School of Medicine
Atomic Energy Commission
Hayward Area
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Guy Warren
Chamber
Dr. Warren
Hayward Union High School
University of California
John Hopkins University
Europe
Reg Bowman
Bud Powers
Bob Wilden
Ken Porter
Minnie Seaver
Verle Becker
Nick Tribnzio
Bill Eaton
Leery Ramm
Coakley Elected First President of New Association
Alameda County District Attorney Frank Coakley was elected the first president of the National Association of County and Prosecuting Attorneys at a two day meeting in New Orleans. The group will coordinate law enforcement across the United States and Canada and work with federal crime bodies to combat organized crime and communism. Coakley spoke on Organized Crime at the concluding session before departing for Oakland.
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Alameds
Frank Coakley
National Association of
New Orleans
United States
Canada
Kefauyer Committee
Cosk- Tey
Alameda County
Oakland
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