UN Forces Advance Three Miles as Korean Front Rages
United Nations troops pushed ahead up to three miles in fierce fighting near Seoul, with the Eighth Army sweeping 47 hills and 40 valleys on the western front. A Franco American regimental team battled to break a Chinese and Korean Reds encirclement, as 6,000 Reds attacked from the east. C-119 bombers dropped 42 tons of supplies to the embattled unit in the Sinchon-Chinyong area, while French and American forces held off attacks from all directions. Seven Reds surrendered to U.S. Marines in the northeast, as Turkish troops scored a major Western front advance toward Anyang, miles southwest of Seoul.
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Tory
United Nations
Seoul
Jast
Sinchon-Chinyong
Yoju
Korea
10Th Corps
Amercan
Han River
Anyang
Attlee Sets Britain’s China Policy Amid UN Moves
Prime Minister Clement Attlee told the House of Commons there could be no adoption of new UN measures against Communist China until peaceful settlement efforts fail. Britain backs UN resolutions naming China an aggressor in Korea and supports the good offices committee to start work after General Assembly approval. Attlee praised the United States for showing a will for peace and urged China to cooperate for a cease fire and negotiated settlement in the Far East.
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London
U.P
Clement Attlee
China
Attlee
House of Commons
Britain
Kareva
General Assembly
United States
Althe
Central Peoples Government
Good Offices Committee
Far East
Legion Post 68 to Meet Thursday in Regular Session
Hayward American Legion Post 68 will hold a regular meeting at 8 PM Thursday in the 6B wall annel room. The session will include initiations for new members. Refreshments will follow with the auxiliary. Members are urged to attend for important business.
Rail Strike Spreads to California and Beyond
A national rail walkout by a small group of switchmen cripples industry across the United States and reaches California as Southern Pacific yardmen in San Jose join the strike. Major plants including U S Steel, Peabody Coal, and National Tube suspend operations, deferring thousands of workers. Chicago video makers and Detroit auto firms face rapid production cuts while 300 railway workers head to Washington seeking wage hour relief. The Army runs trains but says it will not intervene beyond Justice Department actions.
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California
Southern Pacific
San Jose
Here
U. S. Steel Company
Peabody Coal Company
Taylorsville
National Tube Company
Lorain
Chicago
Admiral
Motorola
Zenith
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of Railroad
Washington
Congress
Army
Inga
Justice Department
April Draft Set for 80,000 to Army
The defense department today ordered the drafting of 80,000 men in April for assignment to the army. This maintains the rate of induction started in January and continued for February and March.
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ARMY
Washington
U.P
Defense Department
Two Sessions But Twenty Village Twins At School
Al Glufire reports double sessions and shared resources at San Lorenzo Village school as ten pairs of twins attend, creating identification challenges for teachers. Proper seating, distinct clothing, and careful observation of each twin’s voice and habits help staff tell them apart.
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San Lorenzo Village
al Glufire
Ihid
Jailed for 73 Cents in Hayward Shoplifting Case
Mrs Francis Burge of 166 Prospect Street Hayward was jailed in Santa Rita county jail on $400 bail after allegedly taking a pound of frank furters worth 74 cents from a C and Main streets market. Employee William Bennett and manager Don Flynn detained her until police arrived.
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Francis Burge
Whia
Prospect Street
Piedmont
Hayward
Santa Rita County
William Bennett
C and Main Streets
Bennett
Don Flynn
Flynn
Jet Fighters Patrol Air As Aggressor Bombers Prepare
Jet fighters patrolled the Pacific coast as aggressor bombers prepared for a four day air maneuver. Reinforced by Navy, Marine and air national guard fighters, West coast forces tested intercept procedures with airborne camera and bombing gear in a top secret exercise. Civilian spotters and radar centers supported the operation under Maj Gen Hugo P Rush at Hamilton Field. Local residents were told the exercise would be high altitude with limited ground visibility, and low altitude strikes would occur Saturday and Sunday to test spotter effectiveness.
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Hamilton Air Force Base
W.P
Pacific Coast
West
Navy
Marine Corps
Air National Guard
Wie Westerm
Cnyou
Strategicalr Command
Training Command
Air Force Reserve
McChord Afb
Tacoma
Wash
Larson Afb
Moses Lake
George and Victorville
Cali
Albuquerque
N. M
Geiger Field
Spokane
Portland Municipal
Portland
Ore
Hayward
van Nuys
Calif
Air Force
Storm still battering U S amid widespread winter havoc
A massive winter storm sweeps from Texas and the Deep South to New England causing widespread damage. It disrupts traffic and schools, with deep snow, ice, and cold halting travel and forcing crop protection efforts in the Rio Grande valley. Weather-related deaths total 241 across five days, including traffic accidents and fires.
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Texas
Deep South
New England
Wrough
Rio Grante
Midwest
Ohio
Columbus
Indiana
Eisenhower Urges Europe To Arm Faster And Cooperate
General Eisenhower told Congress Europe needs American arms more than large troop numbers and urged full European cooperation to resist the Communist threat. He called for continued production of equipment for 20 to 80 years, and stressed shared defense responsibilities, warning there is no alternative to Western Europe joining in common security. He spoke for 37 minutes in the Library of Congress auditorium, outlining a long term security program and mobilizing for a global, coordinated defense effort. Hayward elementary school board will meet to open bids for Cherryland school addition and for six pianos.
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Washington
Bright D. Eizenhower
Confess
Europe
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Iran
Western Europe
Eur
Free World
Hixenhowen
Qany
Western
UN of Congress
Library of Congress
Tromahe
Atlantic Pact
Lomor
Officially Brand China Aggressor In Korea Battle
The United Nations General Assembly labeled Communist China as an aggressor in Korea in a 44 to 7 vote with 8 abstentions. The resolution creates a 14 nation measures committee to study sanctions and a three member good offices panel to advance peace talks, with progress reports to the assembly. Britain supported sanctions only if peace efforts might fail, while Pearson proposed a seven nation conference including Peiping for a cease fire.
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Lake Success
N. Y
U.P
United Nations General Assembly
China
United States
Korea
Peiping
Assembly Ig Wie Yond
Britain
U. S
Gladwyn Webb
Clement R. Altrce
London
Lebh
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Third atom test blast in Nevada
The third atomic explosion in five days occurred at the Atomic Energy Commission proving ground near Las Vegas. Residents reported a bright orange flash and a distant rumble, with skies clear and no wind, while authorities kept advance notice minimal and warned pilots away from the area.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
Here
AEG
Sheriff's Office
Los Angeles
Proving Ground
Frenchman Flat
ABC
Miei
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Tark Vestas
Haircut Prices Frozen by OPS Say Office
Washington reports that the Office of Price Stabilization indicates a price freeze now covers barbers, beauty shops, valet services and radio and television repair, but excludes professional services from lawyers and physicians who may set their own charges.
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Washington
Uey
Office of
OPS
Highlands Annual Meeting Tomorrow
Highlands community club and fire department plan their annual meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at the Highlands community center. The fire department will present its yearly report and related affairs.
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Highlands
Iayward Highlands Community Club
Typhus Strikes Chinese Reds in Korea
A Chinese Communist troops typhus epidemic began three weeks ago in Korea and has killed several thousand, materially reducing fighting capability, according to a spokesman. No American or other casualties reported.
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Korea
Two Safe Routes Sought For San Lorenzo High School
Local civic groups asked Alameda County Board of Supervisors to press two safe routes for San Lorenzo High School students. A letter from a San Lorenzo committee requests a Fifth Street bridge to Via Grenada and an extended Paseo Grande to Meekland Avenue, with priority considerations discussed amid bid status and feasibility concerns.
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San Lorenzo High School
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
San Lorenzo
George Janssen
San Lorenz Creek
Fifth Street
Grenada
Paseo Grande
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mecklind Avenue
Janssen
State Board of Utility
O. B. Paulsen
Wayward Union High
San Lorenzo Creek
Lorenzo Avenue
Eugene Brown
San Lorenzo Homes Association
Meekland Avenue
Ding
Village Represen
Southern Pacific
Lewelling Boulevard
M. L. Sanford
The
Homes Association
Paulsen
United States Board of Education
Board of Trustees
Stayward Union High School
San Lorenzo Village
Lewel Jing Boulevard
Board of Supervisors
Pasco Grande
Meckland Avenue
Marvin Rtichardson
Henry Brine
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San Lorenzo Village School
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George and
Geraldine Patterson
Andeta Resslie
Hosestary Scarano
Mira
Lex End
Lyon Newland
Descanso
Ronald and
Donald Eastwood
Rincon
Hollandia
Paul Bolnik
Hesperian
Sharon
Shirley Mancebo
Grant Avenue
Teddy
Eddie Burkhart
Arciba
Roberts
Gernert
Ian Spotters
Storm
U.S
PHESH
Cherryland
Assembly
Nasrellah Entozam
Docro
Gand
Third Atom
Nevada
Marvin Richardson
Via Grenada
D. Curtis
William F. Sullivan
Gene Urawn
Mileicent J. Price
John Wagner
E. Guy Warsen
Robert &. Morrill
L. R. Kamm
Walter R. Baumann
Paul D. Ehret
N.W. Armstrong
Superintendent Paulsen
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