Isaac Ben Zvi Inaugurated As Israel's Second President
In Jerusalem a 21 gun salute and ceremonial oaths marked the inauguration of Isaac Ben Zvi as Israel's second president. Guards, fanfare, and the hoisting of the presidential flag accompanied the event while Zvi pledged to pursue immigration and peace amid the new state's early challenges.
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Jerusalem
Maly
Israel
Isaac
Ben Zvi
SieBen Zvi
Ghaim Welzmann
Uber
Weizmann
En Zyi
Bay Area transit funding split sparks county fight
State aid of 400000 to Bay Area transit faces matching 380000 from nine counties. San Francisco and Santa Clara oppose the population based share method, while Marin San Mateo and Solano back the plan. Alameda Contra Costa Napa list their shares amid debate on how to assess obligations.
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San Francisco
Jay
Bay Area Rapid Transit Commission
Santa Clara
Salano
State Senate
Bay Aves
Senate
Transit Commission
Marin
San Mateo
Sanomal
Soiaan Ang Santo
Clara
Contra Costa
Alameda
Napa
Sonoma
Nes
Scouts Elect New Officers Tonight
Hayward section reports Boy Scouts of America set district meeting at Baywood to elect new officers and install them with a combined meeting featuring an installation by District Executive Dave Bohannon. Local units plan a Christmas program and fund drive for Salvation Army causes.
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Hayward
Lee Sagchat
Les Rogers
Russ Boodell
Oakland
Boy Scouts of America
Baywoodithout
San Lorenzo
Ives
Husbands
Cary
David D. Bohannon School
Honité
Dave Phelps
Linda Visty
Mactin
P-Ta
Homer Bemiss
Council
Delive
Offijl
Nandresy
Barry Adams
Sthe Arteratt
Tarney Marlin Haley
fScouter
Fagle Rank
Swiset Pta
Dad's
Dean Quiner
Verge
Myx
Goldie Arvonte
Fach
Sunset School
H. J. Matheison
Newi
Man
Carrier Planes Strike North Korea In Major Raid
U S Navy fighter bombers from carrier task force 7 conducted what it called the largest air raid of the Korean War. The strike targeted rail hubs near the Soviet and Manchurian borders, hitting Hunyung on the Tumen River and other key rail terminals, destroying buildings and rolling stock with 282 sorties. No enemy fighters challenged the carrier planes, and one Corsair was lost with the pilot rescued by a helicopter.
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Seoul
Kores
United States
U.S. Navy
Union
Task Force 7
Hunyung
Tumen River
Red Transportation
North Korea
Nairn
Rashin
U. S. Joint ‘Chiefs of Stat
Hkunyung
Najin
Navy
Heysanjin
Vic Lumpur
Long Beach
Calif
Charles Cleve-land
Joplin
Aletworks
Dulles Asked Hiss Be Given Carnegie Post
Washington report says John Foster Dulles urged J. Edgar Hiss for president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace at $20,000 a year in 1947. Davis testified before a House committee, noting Hiss had served a prison term and was denied parole, with a favorable endowment investigation and recommendations by trustees.
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Washington
John Tester Dulles
Algor ‘Hiss
Carnege Endowment For International Peace
House
Dulles
Eisenhower
John W. Davis
Hiss
State Department
Davis
Carnegie Endowment
Supreme Court
South Caroline
Avis
Huse
Beromel
Foundations
Sailor Charged in Mistreatment Passing
Wilber J. Whaite Jr., 20, of Coupeville Washington, is charged with the mistreatment and death of Ruby Colvin, 32, of Hollywood Florida. Whaite allegedly lured Colvin to a Palmetto area thicket, tortured her with cigarette burns and a jagged stick, and left her body when she was found lifeless and partially clothed. He reportedly confessed and said the act followed an argument after an intimate encounter while on shore leave from the USS Thuban.
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Miami
Fla
S Colvin
Thuban
Higher Newsprint Costs Force Paper Price Up
Industry leaders warn ongoing newsprint price hikes and rising labor costs will push up circulation rates. W G Chandler notes West Coast price jumps and transport costs create wide regional differences. Small papers feel the strain. penny papers fade as newsprint dominates expenses.
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Etling al
Owley
New York
Vane
Ifiry
Buffalo
Chandler
Denver
Albuquerque
Canada
U. S
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
ANPAG
Awnpa Re- Honste
ANBA
Leontage
Furrier Tells Crime Busters of Pay-Off To Unload Goods
A New York furrier testified before the state crime commission that he paid 70 000 dollars to two Canal officials to secure delivery of Russian furs tied up by a longshoremen boycott over the Korean War. He said the payments were a shakedown used by union officials to force unloading despite the boycott. He noted the furs were imported under a U S government license issued the previous winter. The hearing also heard that A Anastasias underworld figure faced deportation and that a union leader admitted leaders could not stop strikes to hire personnel.
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New York
Iin
Russia
Gregory Butnman
British-American Fur Corporation
Theherme Commission
Brown
Albert Annitasit
Joader
Nowlak
N. J
Anastasia
Mary
U.S
New Jersey
Crime Commission
Anhony Glantomasi
Joca
AIL International Longshoremen's Association
Pasquale Ferine
Clantamsnsi
Joe
Ferrone
U. S
Joseph P. Tiyan
Ilfethne
Lorigshoremen’s Qesociation
Auto Plunges Off Highway Injuring Man in San Leandro
A car left the Hayward Wiles Highway in San Leandro injuring Thomas H Griffith 35 of 14938 Western Avenue. He suffered a broken jaw and bruises. the car was demolished after skidding 245 feet through mud and overturning. Minor injuries were noted for Jess E Castile and injuries to Cassie Stubblefield and a passerby.
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Niles
Hayward
Wiles
Thomas H. Griffith
Western Avenue
San Leandro
Oak
California
Griffith
Jooming
Mary Man
USN Electronics School
Jess E. Castile
Creston Drive
San Leander
Ibis Cargiana
Mich
Jacl’ Stubblefield
Javente
Foothill Boulevard
Thath Avena
Stubblefield
Caaille
Woman Overdoses on Sleep Pills in San Leandro
Darlene Larsen, 1050 Billings Boulevard, was found unconscious early today at Talemont Hospital after an overdose of sleep pills. Her separated husband Ralph said he found her in a chair at home and that she had asked him to take their four children. She received treatment and was released.
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Darlene Lersen
Billings Boulevard
Talemont Hospital
Ralph
Sherif
Loreen
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