Red Troops Advance Toward Pusan Beachhead Front
Allied reports show Communist forces moving through the center of Korea toward the Pusan beachhead, with spearheads two miles south of Osan and heavy traffic clogging western routes. U.S. troops press the front amid snow and sleet as fighting erupts from Suwon to Taegu, with reported enemy casualties near 1400 in a few hours.
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U.P
Medd
South Korea
Peninsula
Gle Pusan
Seoul
8Th Army
Tanyang
Pusan
Taegu
Osan
Scowl
Reda
Scoul
Crowder
Wanju
Tanyany
Minjor
Mont of Korea
Ain Fe
Suwon
Hint Bill Cook Still in Mexico
EL CENTRO reports a rumor that gunman Bill Cook may have killed two more victims as officers search Mexicali house by house for the so-called squint-eyed butcher. At least eight murders have been linked to the ex-convict over two years. A posse, including Imperial County deputies and Mexican officers, learned two prospectors missing near the border were last seen Saturday in San Felipe on the Gulf.
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EL Centro
Bil Cook
Mexicali
Mex
FBT
Eventis
Imperial County
San Felipe
Gulf
First Jury Trial Ends With Fine
The first jury trial before Judge Thomas Lester Foley ended with a $200 fine for Charles Thompson of 22001 North Street. Thompson, charged with disturbing the peace, was found guilty after a 15 minute deliberation amid witness remarks of racial prejudice and a prior innocent plea.
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Thomas Lester Foley
Othe Ubiyavared Justice Court
Charles Thompson
North Stent
Thay Weal
Thompson
Hayward
Dce
Dan
Wily
Wic P. Tourchette
Russet Road
Bin
Maynard
Bath
Castro Valley Civil Defense outreach by Gleason canvass
Sheriff Gleason leads a Castro Valley campaign Saturday to distribute atomic attack survival pamplets and civil defense registration cards. More than 000 homes will be visited by Castro Valley and Hayward district Boy and Girl Scout troops, with a public meeting January 20 at 8 p.m. to brief residents on current civil defense efforts.
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Ef. P
Jack) Gleason
Oo County
Castro Valley
Hayward
Gleason
A.J. Smith
Caster Villey
Oliver A. Nielsen
Arthur Mr- Twen
Edgar Brister
Robert Rexo
Suspect Free On Bail After Voluntary Surrender
Pedro Leyva turned himself in at the Hayward sheriff's sub-station with his attorney. He faces assault with a deadly weapon charge for a December 23 shooting at a bar on Sixth Street in Deecale. Sandoval was shot in the stomach and treated at Highland Hospital. condition not serious. Leyva is to appear in Washington township court in Niles. no bail time set.
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Pedro Leyva
Don
Haywards
Leyva
Apeare
Oakland Court
Fred J. Sandoval
Sixth Street
Deecale
Dee
Washington Township
Niles
Sandoval
Highland Hospital
Loyva
Plan to End Korea War by Ceasefire and Withdrawals
A United Nations cease-fire committee plans an immediate Korea cease-fire and phased withdrawal of both Chinese and UN troops. Britain and Commonwealth officials back the principles, aiming for a unified, democratic Korea with UN reconstruction aid and international guarantees.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Caramiti
Embly
Tish Commonwealth
United States
Warren R. Austin
Bell
Far East
Ching Lassi
London
Britain
Korea
China
Peking
China Has New Terms for Peace
London reports from the Communist regime in Peking present revised terms for a ceasefire in Korea. The terms call for a UN Security Council action, withdrawal of foreign troops from Korea, and opening talks on Taiwan, though not before a Korean settlement. Washington indicates it will resist Chinese pressure and continue Korea policy.
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London
British Commonwealth
Korea
Peking
Ascal
United Nations Security Council
Korrit
United States
Britain
Korey
Red
Draft pool of 100000 seen in 52 defense draft plan
Defense officials disclosed a proposed 11 year draft plan with a reserve pool of about 100000 draftable men for next year. They warned the manpower figure could force induction to meet Korea casualties and replacements while aiming to reach 3.2 million as of June 30 under the Strough-3 draft.
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Washington
Defense
John Astams
Defense Department
Defensiv
Anna MM Hosnatherg
Senate Preparedness Committee
Adhesia
Tom Connally
Tex
Robert A. Taft
Lindsay C. Warren
Congress
J. William Julbright
N. John J. Willams
R. del. Calleed
Winman
Alben W. Barkley
Senate Commerce
Sheriff Gleason resigns civil defense post in Alameda County
Sheriff Gleason terminated his role as county coordinator of civil defense in Alameda County. He cited the committee’s failure to develop a city and county plan. The joint committee then moved to consider a regional coordinator for Alameda and Contra Costa counties. The resignation does not affect civil defense in unincorporated Alameda County.
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P. Cheasiny
Alameda County
Frank Coakley
Gleason
Alameda
Contra Costa
Bay Area Storm Ravages Homes and Industry Across Coast
A severe Bay Area windstorm lashed Sunnyvale San Jose and parts of San Francisco with rain hail and thunder. Wind speeds reached 78 miles per hour at Hayward airport and up to 62 mph in other towns. damages were estimated around 1.9 million dollars with many roofs torn off windows shattered and power lines down. Westinghouse plants suffered major damage and about 250 workers were not injured. Local agencies reported dozens of felled trees and scattered property losses, while emergency crews aided affected residents.
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San Francisco Bay
Avc
Sunnyvale
San Jose
East Bay
Mt. Nalpais
Hayward
Uley
Bay Area
Jett
Cordell
Sangeyas
Danyge Iy
Vries Tie Pawen
Los ‘Allos
Marty
Th Bay Area
Largne Westingehontse Electric Corporation
Westinghouse
Mic Red Coss
Afeast
Foi Fas Mai Sunayyaly
Chnisia L Nu
Boll
Fi Sav Joen
State Budget for 1951 52 Outlines Cautious Plan
Sacramento reports a proposed 1951 52 state budget aiming for a lean $671 million total expenditures with no new taxes. Governor Warren backs holding costs to essentials while trimming fixed charges and pensions. A $20 million surplus is anticipated, with potential surplus use debated and legislative approval required for any additional spending.
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Sacramento
Mini Warren
Une Fedgistataen
Judy
Alocalions
Ite
Yanoun
Huekrel
New A Bomb Test Near Las Vegas Announced
Reported plans detail an upcoming atomic test near Las Vegas with a spring schedule and Pacific test sites. The commission indicates controlled access for journalists and officials, with methods and timing to be disclosed as the program proceeds.
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Las Vegas
Wasiington
Lael
Exhais Ik
Eniwetok
Pacific
Harhwetul
Castro Valley Man Succeeds in Tropical Fish Hobby
Castro Valley man Syehrs and Purtyman turn tropical fish keeping into a thriving hobby and side business. They buy shrimp eggs from Oliver Salt Co to feed fry and adults, breed guppies, and market prized specimens from local and West Coast lakes. Both men blend fishing passion with life stories, family ties, and a shared interest in colorful finned varieties.
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Berenice Prima
al Sychrs
Princeton Street
Robert Futienty
Oliver Salt Company
Byehrs
The
Salt Company
Purtyman
California Builders of
Oakland
German War Brides Hear Speaker at Alameda County club
Miss Marianne Bonwil assistant professor of German at University of California will address the German War Brides at an eight o clock meeting Friday. The group includes Hayward area women and is part of the International Institute of Alameda County. Several members from the area are listed with addresses.
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Marianne Bonwil
University of California
International Inptutle
Alameda County
Qakand
New York Stocks Rally To Fresh 20 Year Highs
Investment buying surged in quiet volume as losses from yesterday were erased and prices rose to 20 year highs. Demand from investors intensified after yesterday's late downfall and carried into the opening of today with steady progress through the session. Late in the first hour transactions lagged as the day began. Last hour volume trailed yesterday's 1 290000 shares.
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New York,am
Slovle
Drive for Blood Donors Nears Finish in Hayward
Volunteers from Hayward area veteran groups led by the American Legion call for donors as Blue Donny Days in Hayward approach. Less than a week remains to reach the goal of over 800 donors. Pledge cards, donor instructions, and appointment directions will run in The Daily Review tomorrow to help the community support war front needs.
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Hayward Area
Hayward
American Legion
Daily Review
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