Taylor Takes Command of Eighth Army in Korea
In Seoul Gen Maxwell D Taylor formally assumes command of the Eighth Army from Gen James A Van Fleet as U N forces face stalemate near the 11 mile front. Officers weigh possible new offensive supported by air power, while weather and snow limit operations and force bunkers.
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Seoul
United Nations
Iteds
U.N
Pyongyang
van Fleet
Tokyo
Ath
Glenn D. Barcus
Sth
Korea
Air Force Constellation
Taylor
Barcus
U.S
Grain Decline May Continue Traders Guess
Grain markets look for further declines as traders weigh supply and demand signals. Analysts note weak futures in early trading and cautious bids from buyers amid lingering stockpiles and uncertain export prospects.
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Page & Parking
Streategeri C
Boos
Controls to End on Milk and Eggs
Washington sources said today the govern plan to end price controls on milk and dairy products, poultry, and eggs, with decontrol orders expected from the Office of Price Stabilization tomorrow. Reports also said orders may decontrol radio and television parts, soap, fats and oils, rubber products, tin, paper, and per products, as part of the second major step in the orderly decontrol program outlined by President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Courtes
Office of Price Stabilization
Wixenhower
New Hopes Up For Tax Cut Yet This Year
Washington reports that House leaders expect a tax reduction bill from the Ways and Means Committee next week. Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr. says action may wait until appropriations show spending falling. The proposed cut would be 1 percent effective July 1, trimming about 1/ with potential delays if House rules doubt passage. Democratic Rep Wilbur Mills says Reed votes will decide, while Texas figures push for coastal oil land legislation and new Republican leaders press for broader policy. President Eisenhower maintains an open mind as standby controls are studied.
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Bogan
Nak
Joseph W. Rin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Daniel A. Read
Martin
Wils and Means
Wilbur DO. Mills
Ark
Reed
Congress
Gay
Allin Shivers
Texas
Siouse Shurves
Shaining Hamer B. Capehart
Senate
Ine
Toiu E
Hisen Lower
Combat Pay Fighted by Congress and Navy Slips
Robert S. Allen reports on congressional delays and a flawed system for combat pay. The piece highlights a six day minimum for combat pay, administrative snafus, a Marine unit pulled from battle, and survivors barred from benefits despite heavy losses.
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Congress
Handel
North Korea
Hove
Taw
Chances of Blockading China Fade
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration holds back on active blockades and bombing of China while signaling openness to options. General Bradley warns sea blockade risks and urges support for a UN led effort, with Dulles and lawmakers debating legality and consequences amid Cold War tension.
Jury Deadlock in San Jose Murder Case
In San Jose, a 12 juror panel divided 6 to 6 on whether Robert Thanns Ballantine should face life imprisonment or the death penalty for the Nov 28 1951 murder of Joseph Spinoza. Deliberations extended 10 hours and 10 minutes. judge Leonard Avila postponed further action, with a new date to be set. Ballantine admitted to whipping and shooting the elderly grocer and later fled to his mother’s home, waiving extradition. He had pled not guilty to first degree murder and robbery.
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San Jorr
A_ Superinn
Robert Thanns Ballantine
Inssiv Deadinekins
Juste Leonard & Avila
Inferne
Lanier
Herve
Dane
Theath
Coed Fails To Obtain Tuition Support Court Case
Candice Carson, a junior at San Francisco College for Women, sought 280 a month for tuition and 50 for living costs from her father Austin de Chrysea. Superior Court Judge Claus en awarded her only four dollars per month, after denying full support and citing inability to pay.
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Los Angeles
Lola San Praneisen
Candice Carson
San Frahrisco College
Womet
Austin Dy Chrysea
Clit
Superion
Claus
Yesterdaay
News Services Obtain Order On Vice Trial
Newspap ers and wire services won a court order directing Judge Valente to show cause why he should not reopen the Minot, Florida vice trial to the press and public. The order, signed by Justice Schreiber, will be argued in special term as United Press and International News Service, along with several newspapers, seek to lift exclusions on access to the trial.
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New York
Miro
Vustlee Bens al Valente
Jetrie Tal
Louis Va Imileould
Attiinprs
Thomas A. Diskin
United Pre
James W. Roda
Daily News
Judge Valentadiv
Crier Courts
Wil
Revess Tomas
Siesta
Juder Va- Tonle
Presa
Ti Xecks
Valente
Iver
Far East arrivals flood San Francisco harbor trains
More than 3000 servicemen and civilians from the Far East arrived at San Francisco aboard the transport ships Wiegel Mitchell and Mower. The Wiegel carried Army combat veterans and airmen while the Mitchell ferried 1165 Air Force personnel 325 soldiers 10 Marines 229 dependents and other civilians. The Mower docked at Oakland with 300 military and civilian passengers from Landau.
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San Francisco
Far East
Amny
Tom Rures
Fort Today
Transsor
William Wiegel
iMiam Mitchell
Wiegel
Air Force
Navy
Charlies Mower
Golden Gate
Oakland Naval Supply Center
Men Trapped In Rock Slide Near Toketee Project
Crews search near Toketee project in Douglas county for three company employees reported missing after a rock and mud slide along the Chirwater river. Two others suffered injuries, including a broken leg and rib injuries, while bulldozers clear debris and救 efforts continue.
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Medford
Posyer Campany
Douglas County
SOPCO
James RB
Ackley
Ketehon
Bore
Ida
Albert Hubbard
Chrarwater
Herbert Edward Nelson
Wid Edwin Co Cary
Grants Das
Ore
Rusethie
Ove
Man Stricken at Recreation Hall
A San Leandro employee of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph collapsed at Casto Street recreation hall last night and died. Fire department response was immediate but unable to save him. Funeral services are pending in Livermore where the family formerly resided.
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HAY Rard
Aniline Ter
Livermore
Van Fleet Says UN Could Break Korea Deadlock
General James A. Van Fleet, en route from Korea to Japan, said the United Nations could launch an offensive to break the military deadlock in Korea. He relinquished command of the 8th Army after 22 months, plans to retire in Hawaii, then San Francisco, with his wife meeting him in Honolulu. He warned a sustained 8th Army assault could fatigue but later recover, and noted the 9th Army in Korea is rebuilding but not yet equal to the Republic of Korea Army.
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Korea
Tokyo
James A.’ van Fleet
United Nations
Japa
8Th Army
United States
Honolulu
San Francisco
China
Anean
U.N
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Manchuria
Armiy Unty
van Wivck
Karsong
Koreat Arn
Republic of Korea
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Arma
U.N. van Fleet
Court hears multiple burglary cases in Hayward area
In Hayward area, Joseph Reuben Hunter and several others faced burglary charges. Judge Foley ordered hearings with preliminary dates set for the coming Wednesday as defendants await court action.
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Maine
Daithy
Martin
Rive
Silvester
Instreet
Tony Gimenn
Altman
Sacramento
Mather
Safeway
Tonterville
Nnclan
Sur Ploves
Paul Rexmundo
Mills
Calif
Hay- Near
Foley
Lores
Percy
Guneny
Amd
Mart
Public hearing set over village foundry protest
BLOC READY FOR PUBLIC HEARING WITH OFFICIALS in San Lorenzo as residents unite to oppose the American Brass and town foundry permit on lower Grant Avenue Northwest. Village Homes leaders plan mass petition drives and door to door canvassing to ensure turnout before Tuesday’s county board hearing. Mothers and husbands join the effort to protect health and thousands of children, with logistics arranged for transportation to the hearings and protest meeting details disclosed.
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San Lorenzo
Dalay
County Board of Supervisors
Frere
United Front
American Brass
Lower Grant Avenue
Organizat Formel
Willupefy Schon
Secmseowners
M. L. Sanford
Association
Will ‘Y
Mothers of Rimes
Assoc Lian
Ted Ile
Sanford
Wea
Eallethouse
Conspiracy Trial Opens in San Francisco
In San Francisco attorney Carl Brown and two co defendants go on trial for conspiring to murder Brown s wife Florence. The case centers on payments between Brown and Victor Stones with the motive tied to a deportation order issued by the translation department. The opening featured emotional testimony and the murder weapon shown.
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San Francisco
San Frans
Carl Brown
Imuder
Brown
Dace Tenner
Victor
Lucky) Stones
Ryu
Florence
Distetel Atte Norman Elkington
Aikington
Bymen Horse
Tenner
Hoover in good condition after illness in Miami Beach
President Herbert Hoover, 78, was reported in very good condition after a mild illness. He spent a comfortable night at St. Mary hospital and expected to begin a medical trip to move his itinerary the following day.
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Miami Beach
Fla.p
Faywer
Herbert Hoover
St. Myannns Wapnital
Satie
Framed in Sacramento: Sheriff Reports Suicide of Ralph Mart
Ralph Mart, 42, killed himself with a Luger pistol, sheriff’s office confirms. The body was found by James Douglas at an officer’s club, prompting an official inquiry.
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Mart
Sacramento
Mfive
James Douglas
Castro Valley Group Studies Incorporation Feasibility
Castro Valley Civic Association forms a fact finding committee to study the feasibility and costs of incorporating, including sidewalk installation budgets. The panel will gather data and report to the club, with Vice-President Richard Fontes leading programming and publicity. Delegates are assigned to attend government meetings and report findings.
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Castro Valley
Castro Ey
Richard Fontes
Alice Carter
Eden Township
Leonard Mendri
Casuin Valley Pine Commissioners
Ronald Runswick
Hayward High Selay
Ed_ Sheares
Sanita
Hope Hapl
Nes Pelferin
Mes
Eulalia Anderson
Runswick
Garner White
Japher
Pefierle
Frank Willkins
Everett Wright
Federation Improvement Clubs
T. Pederson Wright
We Shearer
Laura Barrell
Anrlersen
Cyclist Arlind Buchanan Dies in Sacramento Collision
Sacramento police report cyclist Arlind Buchanan age 27 from Sacramento died after an auto motorcycle crash. Investigating highway patrol say AvtBUY Wilson Han of Sacramento turned his car into Buchanan’s path without signaling. Patrol will forward the case to the district attorney for action.
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Arlind Buchanan
Saccamerte
Tony
Avtbuy
Wilson Han
Wmenta
Buchanan
Wwele
Ae District
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