Truman Stands By Acheson Amid Fire from Republicans
President Truman defended Secretary of State Dean Acheson against Republican calls for dismissal. He rejected rumors of a switch at Defense and asserted Marshall would stay, Symington remains, and Lovett continues as deputy. Truman warned against isolationism while promising faster troop deployment to Europe.
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Washington
Truman
Tulse
Dust Acheson
Se Krogany Acheson
Mr. Trumen
Mgr. Tramun
Seearity Resources
Seard 2
Actagon
Europe
Acheson
Mir
Dea
Symington
Marshall
Marshal
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Adhisson
Senate
House
Creek undergrounding eyed to curb flood damage and hazards
About 211 residents petition Maynard city officials urging action to bury the creek underground for drainage safety and debris clearance. The Public Works Director cautioned the city cannot fund the project. officials consider forming an assessment district and seeking cost estimates for project segments while debating street lighting and county cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsons Wort
Hoy- Ward
Lyi
Muir Chielub
Stond Can
Public Works
Ligh Gallaher
Catneil
Bil Wilson
Vic Hale
Galtohor
Gost
Wilson
Tmaynard
Castro Street
Meirig Distriet
Body Identified as UC Student in Bay Area Crash
The body found four miles southeast of the San Mateo Hayward bridge was tentatively identified as Donald Richie, 22, of Alameda, a University of California student missing since the auto accident on the bridge. The Coast Guard said a dredging crew located the body. Richie's companion, Donald C. Wedemeyer, 21, of Oakland, was killed in the same crash.
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San Mateo
San Francisco Bay
San Mateo-Hayward
University of California
Donald Richie
Alameda
Coast Guard
Richie
Donald C. Wedemeyer
Oakland
Woman Rests After Apparent Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Gwenyth Mariucci, 48, of 1593 Stafford Avenue Hayward, was found slumped on a bed by Mrs. Mary Pierson after an apparent attempted self harm last night. Dr. Julius J. Simon treated her at home and later hospital advised she had a chance to live. Police noted unclear circumstances and found drugs at the scene left by the doctor.
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Gwenyth Mariucci
Stafford ‘Avenue
Hayward
Arium
Daly
Mariucci
Hare
Mary Pierson
Keith Avenue
Oakland
Julius J. Simon
Castra Valley
Simon
Pierson
Focal Rest
Martuect
Xmas Warning Given by Admiral Browning
Admiral Miles R. Browning said Russia is more likely to attack the United States on Christmas Day than at any other time. He called the holiday period the most crucial and dangerously critical instant in the crisis since last June, warning that the peril will be immeasurably greater this weekend.
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Concord
N. K
Miles R. Browning
Russia
United States
Browning
Mulford Fire Probe Explores Arson Angle
Maynard sheriff investigates possible arson after a deliberate fire under a front seat of a car in Mulford Gardens. Deputy reports indicate a bike and papers burned. wife Beth Feceio found the burning condition at 3:30 am, noting unusual garbage disposal timing due to a busy night. Dispatch mentions other suspicious fires in the area.
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Maynard
Yank ‘Becelo
Mulford
Feedu
Teuth
Rom
Beth
Feceio
Mid-Year Promotions Halted and School Plans Revised
Trustees halted mid year promotions and abolished February admissions at Hayward elementary for 1932. The board revised plans for a new upper grade school on Winton Avenue and rejected a Kimball school subpath request. Highlands school may be returned to the city, and Fred Walker was appointed school custodian. An extra nurse was authorized, enrollment figures reviewed, and a report on school facilities discussed. Attending were Edward K. Stanton Orland Close Dr H F Ate Cartar Mrs K Jr Botneman Ronald Notley and George Simonds.
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Hayward
Winton Avenue
Super Vivors
Kimball School
Highlands School
Mawor Sistem
Fred Walker
Cet Dan
Tentafiver
Cate
John Muirch
Eriver
Jack Rees
Edward K. Stanton
Orland Close
H. F. Ate Cartar
Mrs. K. Jr. Botneman
Ronald Notley
George Simonds
Narcotics Charges Dismissed Against Sicas and Rodgers
Federal judge in Los Angeles dismissed narcotics charges against Fred and Jon Sica and Evan W. Rodgers amid delays since the murder of key witness Jig Star. The defense motion cited want of prosecution with reasonable time. prosecutors may reindict if new evidence emerges.
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Fred
Jon Sica
Los Angeles
Evan W. Rodgers
Livermore
Ben Harrizon
Jigs
Ape Incne
Attornes
Abrahama
Abep Davidian
Fresno
Harrison
Washington Shopping Center annexation approves three tracts
The Oro Lama district in Washington approves the annexation of three tracts 995, 102 jand 1047 for a new Washington Shopping Center developed by Alameda Homes. No protests were heard at the hearing held at the district HQ at 15009 Heserton Boulevard. A map of improvements for tract 933 with nine lots on Valley View drive in Fairview was approved. An oral operation report on the sewage treatment plant was given by Frank Summeril.
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Ora Lama Sani Ary
Hesperton Boulevard
San Lorenzo
Washington Shopping Center
Alameda Homes Corporation
W. G. Lincoln
BH. Pantsert
Stanley D
Fairview
Ralph Cotter
Gerald PL
Arlena Connitt
Frank Summeril
Rails Lift Stocks In Most Departments
New York stocks rallied as railroad shares led a broad advance across most sectors amid a shaky market. Utilities and other key groups showed gains, sparking cautious optimism for the session.
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New York
Siack
What Name Harry Truman Seeks to Prove on Call
A garbled wire service item describes President Truman struggling to prove his identity to a telephone operator at the Statler Motel. Nant later joins friends for dinner where John R. Steelman is noted as being inducted into a Masonic lodge. The operator finally asks for the caller’s game as a long delay ensues.
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Trumpan Little
China Red UN Delegates Ready to Go
Chinese Communist delegation led by Wu Teh-chuan prepared to depart for New York to pursue a cease-fire in Korea. UN officials expected swift replies and possible cancellation of Wu’s trip if negotiations progressed. A. Malik of the Soviet delegation floated cautious optimism about a cease-fire mission amid stalled talks.
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China
RED UN
General Assembly
Progicent Naseallith Entezam
Tran
Cen
A. Malik
Asembly
Malik
eeare-Tive
Railroad Wage Talks Continue Across Long Session
Washington LP Weary negotiators for railroad unions and management held a 13 hour bargaining session into today with Presidential Assistant John Sheinman reporting some progress. Steelman noted adjournment due to fatigue and said talks involved Brotherhood of Trainmen Conductors Engineers Firemen and brakemen leaders amid tentative optimism despite overtones of possible strike impact.
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Washington
John FR. Sheimean
Steelman
Toledo
Brotherhood of
Tya'nmen
Christmas Miracle Awakens After 13 Years Sleep
Georgette Umbson, once stricken with encephalitis, awakes at 23 after 13 years asleep. Doctors aided by Sunrise and Langley Porter clinics helped her regain movement and speech. She celebrated a birthday, spoke to her father, and plans to receive Christmas cards as she continues therapy at home and in hospital.
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Georgette Umbson
Michael Umbson
Groveway
Genegette
Georgette
Burbank School
Col
Umbson
Sunrise School
Annabelle. Hayes
University of California Hospital
Umbgon Wiss
Langley~ Porter
George
Ambson
North Korea plans new invasion with Chinese help at Seoul
North Korea announces a comeback against South Korea with Chinese support. The retreating UN beachhead along the waterfront saw heavy fighting as forces withdrew from Yenpa airport leaving a city warning system active. Seoul braces for defense as refugees flee and mass mobilization begins.
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Earnest Hobehecht
Tokyo
Wisbhesday
Ne — Yy. S. 31
Psi
Tsungnam
Nin 4
South Korea
Doughters
Yenpa
Hangiang
Ure
Dene
Dusida
Avast
Remada
Mung Mim Hirbor
Douglas MacArthur
Keron
Sandney
Avhief
Kanggye
Hongeye
Korea
Seoul
Supreme Council
United Nations
Sproul
Centerville Wins Bid for New County Building
Centerville selects Lewis bid of 169648 to construct a new county building. The modern complex by Edward D Cerruti will include sheriff substation and jail cells, judicial suites, law library, welfare offices, and deputy offices. The one story frame and stucco structure covers 16009 square feet with a spire. A separate note mentions Bank of America purchasing school bonds in Pleasantlin for 200080.
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NP. Lewis
County Welfare and Healthe Department
Bank of America
Alllas der Valles Union
Pleasanlin
Truman Backs GM Price Order
President Truman said the government will force General Motors to roll back price increases and fix prices for 1951 cars. The AMA announced measures to restore price levels, with room for GM modification requests as wage and price discussions next day shape policy. GM halted sales of several models in response to the move.
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Washington
Truman
Mir Westnake
Tor Rcanemie Stabilization Agency
Irm
Sik
General Moters
Chevenlels
Pontiacs
Shatto Appointed City Engineer in Hayward
Barry H Shatto, 35, named Hayward city engineer and public works director by City Manager Lohn Ficklin. He will assume Jan. starting pay 542 a month after a two week briefing with Public Works Administrator Hugh Gallaher who resigns to join Coachella Valley Water District. Shatto, a Sierra Madre native, has held multiple engineer roles in California and at Bechtel.
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Barry H Shitty
Hayward Vlor
Lohn Ficklin
Allergy
Shatto
Hugh Gallaher
Coachella Valley
Gallaher
Coachella
Shatio
Universityalifayajia
Sierra Maria Calid
Fehius
Ary
Bechtel Corporation
Los Angeles
Thuy International Building Firm
Shatta
Mentone
Calif
San Fracessea
Aolailer
Nenevuil
Navy
Treasure Islan Rollowi
Shallow
San Barnardino
Hayward
Sierra Madre
Stoops Named Area Coordinator in Civil Defense
Maj. Gen. W. M. Robertson announced Harry H. Stoops age 44 of Berkeley is named San Francisco area coordinator of civil defense. Stoops has been acting coordinator since August and was borrowed from the state recreation commission.
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Sacramento
USA
W. M. Robertson
Harry H. Stoops
Berkeley
San Francisco
Roberlaun
Stoops
Ate
State Recreation Commission
Robertson
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Sicas
Rodgers
Oro Lama
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