Washington Area Residents Organize Into New Committee
Washington area residents form a new organizing committee to address flood relief and cooperative planning. An emergency fund of 20000 dollars is allocated for flood relief, and representatives from multiple neighborhoods are urged to join and volunteer to coordinate actions with engineers and local publishers backing the effort.
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Washington Area
Richardson
Sanford
Floyd Sparks
The
Daily Review
Jack Avallis
Swenson
Vern Heppner
Alvin C. Cobleigh
Washington ‘Acres
Glen J. Ross
Beatty Street
A. L. Vinson
Teatty Street
Robert M.black
Farnsworth
Henry Humby
West Avenue
Washington Manor
Jack Vogt
Dover
M. W. Phelps
Gina Branchini
Andover
Kenneth McCailus
Churchill
Sunnyhill
Witness Intimidation Allegations Highlight Defense Trial
In a federal court trial, defense argues witnesses were intimidated by the government as it pursued perjury charges against Remington and others. Gregory F Anes and Joseph testified that about 18 persons faced grand jury subpoenas and intimidation, leading some to fear cooperation.
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New York
William W. Reaingtin
Per Suring
Renington
Gregory F Anes
Toseph
Pedevat
Noonan
Remington
Meyer
Romingeton
Casualty Total in Korea Reaches 38325 As Defense Reports
The Defense Department released official Korean War casualty figures totaling 38 325 with 5 742 killed in action 27 012 wounded and 5 571 missing in action. The latest numbers show deaths rising to 6 28 percent of the total with 684 died of wounds and six missing later reported dead. The breakdown attributes 32 066 to the Army 425 to the Navy 7 Marine corps and 306 to the Air Force, with the overall figure higher than a week earlier due to delays in reporting from theaters.
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Washington WA
Defense Department
Kore
Howere
Tater
Navy
Gait
Lars MacArthur
Dee
Tokys
Auto Workers Shift to War Production as Plants Win Plane Orders
Detroit based auto firms expand into war work with seven submobile contracts including the largest Jeep order for WWII. Willys-Overland and Ford affiliates win jeeps and cargo plane deals while Chrysler and others prepare for tank and heavy-vehicle assembly.
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Detroit
Mich
Nig Lor
Willys
Overland Motors
Lansing
Chrysler
Plannin Hs
Newark
Del
Maine
Teanpiesen
Traita Cys
Marald
Vance Auto
3 Razor
Willow Run, Mich
K-F
Auto Out
McCarthy Elopement Links Oilman to 17 Year Old Bride
Houston social scene buzzed over Glenn McCoethy reportedly forgiving an elopement between his 17 year old daughter Glenalee and shoe shop owner Mary Margaret Jory Rivkan enrolled at Texas A&M and George Pontikes attended the St Pauls Methodist wedding as the groom’s guest. Pontikes slipped away quietly after the ceremony.
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Tex
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Glenalee
mMab
McCarthy
Husky George Ponti
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Diuhter
Mary
Hann
Pontikes
Hice Institute
Fairview Firemen Report 1950 Calls and Fire Damage
Fairview firefighters answered 18 calls in 1950. They battled four false alarms and assisted Hayward once. Property saved valued at about 2,085 dollars with 49,000 dollars of estimated total damage. Residents donate salvage to aid fire station improvements.
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Fairview
Hayward
Willie
Bill Wolters
Fuomen
Vanshava
Filipinos Asked To Demonstrate Loyalty to US
In Los Angeles a 500 member gathering of the Filipina Federation of America marked its 25th anniversary with speaker Abresa urging Filipinos to show loyalty to the United States. He praised Philippine history and warned the islands would support America if war with the Orient breaks out, claiming freedom for an Asiatic country has never been shed bloodlessly.
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Los Angeles
Sormin
Abresa
Phity Colintry
Filipina Federation of America
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Amer Bringhoard
Post at the Way ward Cailiarnis details
Fragmentary notice from The Daily Review describing a second class mailer under the act of Congress. It mentions address for submissions to F.C. Box 120 Hayward California and references publication rates and days, with damaged OCR legibility.
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Congress
F.C
Hayward
Calfornia
Russia Uses Diplomatic and Propaganda Tricks to Halt Atlantic Army
The piece argues Soviet diplomacy and propaganda aim to block Atlantic rearmament as the Adriatic talks with West Germany proceed. It notes Western hesitance, US Britain policy rifts, and France’s stance on Germany’s demilitarization, fearing a broader East–West split.
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A. HW
Shackfond Lonion
Bonn
United States
Britain
Far East
France
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kremlin
Sun Valley Market Reopens Under New Management
Sun Valley Market at 20210 San Miguel Avenue in Castro Valley enters a new era with Gene Landes at the helm. Landes brings forty years of butchering experience and will be assisted by four other butchers under the Oakland-based Andrew Williams Stores umbrella.
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Sun Valley
San Miguel Avenue
Castro Valley
Gene Landes
Andrew Williams Stores
Sixth Street
Oakland
Landes
Geog Davis Innocent of Charges
San Francisco attorney and former Truman campaign manager Geo T Davis was acquitted on charges of conspiring to help alien Chinese obtain U S passports. A federal jury found co-defendant Lee Gim Keong guilty on fraud counts and conspiracy, while double jeopardy nullified that count. Davis claimed Lee provided false birth certificate information.
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Geo. T. Davis
Truman
U. S
Davis
Lee Gim Keong
Alger
Lee
Alrady
Tee
Fulks
California
U. Dus Sports
Butter and Lamb Prices Rise as Meat Group Seeks Controls
Wholesale butter and lamb prices jumped as the American Meat Institute warned against price controls. AMI chairman HH Corey said meat firms can meet military needs while providing civilians with more meat, warning controls would deter livestock producers. Cattle numbers rise, markets in Chicago New York and Philadelphia hit 27 month highs due to government no surplus for domestic butter.
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American Meat Institute
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HH. Corey
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Corey
Butler
Chievo
New Yok
Philadelph
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago Vncerantile Exchange
New anti hoarding order targets aluminum stockpiling
Washington issued a new anti hoarding order to curb stockpiling of scarce materials by businesses and households alike. It lists hundreds of materials including curtain materials, chemicals, metals such as aluminum and copper, graphite, asbestos, paper products, and other commodities, but does not mention rubber.
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