Highways for Hundreds At Midweek Fourth of July Travel
The article surveys a July holiday travel surge as travelers crowd highways and rail terminals. It notes nearly 1,060,000 cars expected to vacation, with parts of the nation experiencing heat and traffic incidents. The National Safety Council projects about 983 highway deaths by Tuesday midnight, plus drownings and accidents. It mentions specific crashes near Tampa and Walloon Lake, and notes preparations by airlines for a busy weekend.
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Fla
Walloon Lake
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Wrunnus
Toat Yeur
Hayward Area
Wwili Jain Othey
Hayward
Sturry
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Honley
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Pan American World Aimways
Hawaii
Pune
Los Angeles
Russian River
Lake Tahoe
Santa Cruz
National Safety Council
Vacant House in Valley Looted in February Burglary
Sheriffs deputies investigated a burglary at a vacant house in Valley. The incident, valued around 200 dollars, occurred between two visits by the property manager Dagney Dolricky, who reports missing furniture, brassware, a secretary, dishes, clothing, and a drop leaf table. The rear door screen was found removed. The estate owner Ina Grayson of Theebury authorized the investigation.
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Casteo Vellays
Hove
Keina D. Grayson
Theebury
Bezel
Dolrzaiky
Miss. Ie
China
Public Meeting For Men In San Lorenzo July 11
Public meeting for men featuring Malcolm Champlin on World Federalists, Inc. in San Lorenzo on July 11 to discuss topics and questions Champlin plans to raise before the United States. Local veterans groups express concern about attendance and safety for the event location near the village park office.
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Malcolm Champlin
World Federalists, Inc
San Lorenzo
AG Shei
Cesular Japothey
Wneediy
Telbi
Sidares Arndinean Legiue
Mylvolds
M. Cheolin
Gaklind Atinney
Champlin
United Sthiea
Tedrigg
Connie Frank Hansen
Schlerke
Ain- Sstieay
Legion
Veterans of Forelan
Bank of America Reports Rise in Total Resources
Bank of America reported higher total resources at 6.515 trillion for the year, with deposits around 5.019 trillion. Half year profit reached 33.78 million, about 15 cents per share. Financial figures were partially obscured in the OCR, but indicate a solid resource expansion and earnings per share.
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Bank OF America
San Francisco
Bankk of Ameriga
Jhune Ad
Attempt to Save Baby's Life Futile
Six month old Ani Sessions died after a two hour effort by Caste Valley fire department personnel at 7929 Wilson Avenue Casby Valley to resuscitate her using seven oxygen tanks. The child was transported by ambulance to Chil o3 hospital in Oakland under police escort.
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Tite Birl
Chilo3 Hospital
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Dusters
Sexsians
Wilson Ave
Nue
Casby Valley
Ashland
Vite
Walter Sessions
Sheriff's Office
San Teandra
Daverr Street
Cyclist Dies From Wreck Injuries After Collision
Archer 45, a Oakland resident and cyclist, died after a head on crash with a car driven by John V Percy of Niles. Gasoline sprayed from a ruptured tank, igniting the rider. He suffered multiple injuries and died at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital after emergency care.
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Vane
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Oakland
All Knolls
Niles
Mission San Dese
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Yveltitl
Fairmont
Oak Knell Naval Hospital
Better Control New York Wripples in Ulsan Task
Reported statistics show tighter oversight on the U R Folio wripples in New York as authorities seek improved control. Officials indicate ongoing measures target irregular activity affecting market stability and consumer confidence.
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New York
U.R
US Troops Flown From Japan to Korean Front in Steady Stream
Reports describe American army units being Airlifted from a Japan base toward Korea in rapid succession. Soldiers hurry to load battle packs as planes land and crews push heavy equipment onto transports. Squads move to ships, fighters provide cover while trucks and mortars are marshaled for the forward push into South Korea.
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Koread Strait
Tuleganas
Nidrumonb
Korean War Bulletins Report North Korean Activity Near Seoul
Washington reports sighting about ten North Korean sarikas south of Seoul while U S Air Force notes ten American planes lost since hostilities began in Korea. Tokyo dispatches describe infantry moving north of Taejan to bolster Taejon defense as North Korean advances threaten the provisional capital.
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Aanathan Pilota
Seoul
Nowimien
Pentagon
Tokyo
U.S
Korsa
Dua
Taejan
Kooa
Transport Crash Kills 81 GIs in Korea Air Lift Route
An American C-84 transport crashed into the sea off Pusan on the Korea southeast coast, killing 81 aboard. The plane was part of a sustained airlift supplying troops, equipment, and supplies to frontline units. Fighter escorts patrolled the route from southern Japan to Tokyo as heavy air cover and evacuations continued.
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Japan
Korea
Pusan
South Korea
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York
Washington
Promel
Mie
Earlilert
Retreat From Korean Base Big Mistake
A chaotic evacuation near a Korean base sparked confusion as reports claimed a North Korean advance, weather hampering air and naval activity, and U S forces retreating. Gen. MacArthur stated North Koreans were only about 11 miles north of Suwon. later dispatches questioned a major crossing near the Han River. A Canton crash killed two Americans. Seoul’s defense fractured as South Korean authorities reportedly executed top communists prior to capital abandonment. Diplomatic jitters grew over Korea and China amid evolving alliances and calls for broader war policies.
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U. S. Air Force
Tokyo
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Suwonsfler
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Korman
Cahlinisport
Pusan
Tto
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South Korea
Lane Quarters
Seoul
Naachich 4
Am Tinn
60 000 Other Workers May Be Affected
SAN FRANCISCO AFL carpenters have rejected a contract offer affecting about 14 600 carpenters in San Francisco Alameda Marin and San Mateo and potentially 60 000 other building trades workers. The dispute centers on a contract expiration date and a proposed wage increase with contractors moving the date from June 1 to July 15. Negotiators may have to delay a strike as a federal mediator considers the dispute.
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San Mateo
Joseph Canblano
Internationale Presdritative
Extron
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Cambiane Gakt
Harold Ringrose
Sheerplayers
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FaeRik Wildy
Boys' Club Clubhouse to Open July 4
Hayward Area Athletic and Boys' Club announces grand opening of new clubhouse on July 4 with a gala picnic and public invitation. UC talent show, two softball games, races, and an exhibit planned. tickets 25 cents with prizes including a television set. Event at Hayward airport adjacent fields.
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Hayward Area
University of California
Federation of Business and Professional Women backs Truman UN Korea action
In San Francisco the National Board of the Federation unanimously supports President Truman and the United Nations in Korea. It pledges to back U S efforts, supporting international law and justice, and strengthening the UN, with a commitment to send materials and men to Korea to check North Korean aggression.
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Federation
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Chiba, Inc
Korea
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