Truman Budget Ask Aimed At Higher Taxes And Defense
President Truman will urge Congress to adopt an expanded and higher tax program next year to fund mounting defense costs. Officials said the administration plans a comprehensive package to cover growing military expenditures and postwar security needs.
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Village resident Burke runs for local office
Bill Burke, longtime Village resident and former naval engineer, announces candidacy for the Village council. He has served on town committees and community groups, and cites defense era taxes and local services as key issues. Burke, father of two, lives near the community center and has approved plans for local development.
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Naval Altera
Philadelphia
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Alee Bat Maureen
Davie F Meirtin Osetonlanet Oasia
David Parick
Relations With Spain Resumed Griffis Named
Washington dispatch reports President Truman will name Stanton Griffis as ambassador to Madrid, restoring full diplomatic relations after five years. Griffis, 68, a Bostonian and former ambassador to Argentina, will be the first U.S. ambassador to Spain since Norman Armour. Spain approved the nomination after a UN obstacle and pending a democratic shift, with talks tied to Western defense alignments.
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Argentina
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Nonnan Armour Rett
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Ambie Eudars
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San Jose Fighter Gets New York Bout
San Jose lightweight contender was set to fight Silent Hairsten of New York at Madison Square Garden after Walter Cartier withdrew with a cold. The replacement, known as “The Mauling Matchstick,” stands inches taller and has two prior New York bouts this year.
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Silent Hairsten
New Yark
Madison Square Garden
Walter Cartier
Rew Yank
Ross
New York
Randy Trawe
Steve Bellaise
J.T. Hos
UN Must Not Fail In Korea War Says Lie
Secretary General Trygve Lie warns during a Christmas visit to Norway that the UN cannot ignite aggression elsewhere by reacting to Korea. He says the next victim could be any country and stresses responsibility lies with those pulling strings to prevent a wider conflict. He also condemns continued repression of Korea and warns against a broader war.
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Defense Meet for Area Urges Residents to Unite
Residents of Hillvorpy area Sulwuon Hayward and San Tarenga near Foothil is urged to attend a 2:30 pm Friday meeting at Ashland shrine. Boot Clan chair Mortwick will assist in organizing a Civil Defense unit for East Oak hind Terrace Portal Village area bounded by Rokande avenue Miramar Fentiill boulevard and the hill crest.
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Sulwuon
Hayward
San Tarenga
Ashland Sehine
Boot Clan
Chamvnsin
Ashtanet
Halph Yaar Mortwick
Cate
East Oakhind Terrace
Portal Village
Rokande Avenue
Miramar
Fentiill
Cascuarmen
Copter Aids Steeplejack Everett Moss
An eccentric tale from a late edition describes a helicopter assisting steeplejack Everett Moss to reach a high work site. The account notes the aerial lift enabled Moss to secure a difficult installation task atop a tall structure.
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Mrs Remington Testifies Her Husband Was Communist
Mrs Ann Remington testified in a perjury trial that she joined the Communist party before her 1938 marriage and remained while living with her former husband. She said they campaigned for Earl Browder at Columbia University and that he later told her he had been a party member.
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Communist Party
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Acar
Burl Browder
Browrer
Estonian Family Opens New Life After War Arrival
An Estonian family the Freibergs World War II refugees, led by Ned Freiberg and his wife, work toward a fresh start in America after fleeing Soviet advances. They settle in Hayward with help from the local Presbyterian church, recounting wartime losses and the long journey from Estonia through Germany to a displaced persons camp in Baden Baden and beyond.
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Hayward Presbyterian Church
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Gayni
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Frei Horks
Germany
Freiberg
An Jani
de Reyingberg
Perseloup
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Heath
Mrs. Freiberg
Luhuck
Peysane
Diheek
Reds Probe on 85 Mile Front As Drive Nears
A front line probe pushed toward the 85 mile front as communist forces massed in two formations within 35 miles of Saudia and near the GaGl. Seoul warned of a full scale offensive within 11 days to two weeks. Chinese and North Korean units regrouped near Seoul while US and allied corps prepared to counter any attack.
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Pickets At Todd Shipyard Idle As Work Stoppage Persists
Carpenters at Todd Shipyard pull back from work while other employees refuse to work amid wage dispute. About 800 workers stay off site, halting five Navy vessels including the Thomas Jefferson and Saraminis. A restraining order was sought as officials cite violations of the national labor policy and urgent service needs.
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Mirlas
Oilman McCarthy furious daughter weds cobbler's son
News recounts Glenn McCarthy's anger after his daughter Glenaten announced marriage to George Pontikes, a River Institute football player. The family saga notes McCarthy's oil empire and public school upbringing for his children, with details of the Pontikes wedding plans and social circles.
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Rive Institute
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Justine
Oliver
Wetecr
Area Air Raid Siren Test Fin
A city wide air raid siren test is scheduled with a Red Alert signal and a brief blast at noon. City and six districts participate with Coordinated Civil Defense efforts led by Fire Chief Louis Silver. Residents are urged to prepare and observe the test across Hayweieet area.
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San Lures Villa
Andreveg Stubers
Tayward
Louis Silver
Uhirel
COMET
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Eisteiels
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Youthful Killer Awaits Decision
A Salinas report notes a youthful offender awaiting a court decision. The fragmented text mentions a jury and a pending verdict or sentence in Monterey, with irregular garbled phrases surrounding the legal process and outcome.
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Laveld
Monterey
Heavy industries urged to pledge disaster aid effort
An emergency survey of heavy construction firms was launched at a Athens Athletic Club luncheon led by Sheriff Gleason and industry chairman Theney W. Bigge. The plan mobilizes equipment including tanker trucks cranes and power shovels for civil defense duties and disaster response across Abie county and neighboring areas.
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Druckin
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AgLing Chunky Vivid Dee Tenge
Gleason
Theney
France moves to arm for Western defense with foreign aid
The French government began a drive to win National Assembly approval for a 2 division army and 23 fighter jet program aided by the United States. The plan would require about 6.0 billion dollars, with funds from American aid and borrowed money, while stressing no wartime controls on the economy. Debate stretched through factions including Gaullists and communists as elections loom.
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