Multiple injuries in Alameda county weekend auto crashes
In Southern Alameda county this weekend fourteen people suffered minor injuries in traffic accidents. Victims include Hayward resident Charles Hil 35 taken to St Pauls hospital after a three car pile up near Pleasanton. Others from Castro Valley San Leandro and San Francisco were treated for minor injuries. Seven people were injured in a separate three car collision on Hesperian boulevard north of Hathaway avenue Sunday afternoon.
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Alameda County
Hay Ward
Castro Valley
Hayward
Charles Hil
Osborne Avenue
St. Paul's Hospital
Pleasanton City Limits
Joseph J. Marino
Highland Boulevard
California Highway Patrol
K. Carr
James Saul
San Francisco
Warm Springs
Milpitas
Wilbert Orcutt
Hesperian Boulevard
Hathaway Avenue
John Wilson
Oakland
Albert T. Hangge
Alameda
Mary Carter
Thelma Tangee
Richard Clark
Clara B. Clark
Trene
Mishap Foils Escape Attempt at San Quentin Prison
AP reports a noisy mishap halted two convicts escape at San Quentin prison. Guard L W Adams in the west block dodged a steel bar that fell from the roof, bouncing off catwalks. In the vent beside a vent, Edward M Yorke, 24, and Erhardt Roberts, 22, both from San Diego, were located.
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Sin Quentin
Sar Quentin
L. W. Adams
Alams
Loos
Edward M. Yorke
Roberts
Erhardt
San Diego
Moon Yick Cited For Possession Of Fireworks In San Francisco
Moon Kim Yick, 26, of San Francisco, was cited Saturday for possession of fireworks after deputies found five cages of fire crackers and sparklers in his car. About 92,000 firework devices and other equipment for the Fourth of July were confiscated. He must appear in Cunnerville Justice Court on July 9.
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Trvington
Moon Kim Yick
San Francisco
Vick
Cunnerville
Cadet Corps Returns Home After Camp in Hayward
Twenty eight members of the California Cadet Corps led by Maj. Neil O. Best returned to Hayward from San Luis Obispo. Among them were five award-winners chosen during the 13 day encampment led by Adjutant General’s Trophy recipient Set. Dick Nissen with a 180 score in marksmanship. Sgt. Ken Storms earned a marksmanship award ranking fourth among 1100 cadets. Sgts. Ron Saramy and Bob Leutgens received medals for high company scores. M/Sgt. Russell Macth of Santa Cruz edged out John Paramore for best non commissioned officer. A two hour leadership course directed by Maj. Best marked a camp innovation with lectures by cadet officers and teaching aids prepared by James Shields.
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Hayward
California Cadet Corps
Neil O. Best
San Luis Ohison
Dick Nissen
Adjutant General’s
Ken Storms
Ron Saramy
Bob Leutgens
John Paramore
Russell Macth
Santa Cruz
Maj
Best
David Burke
Alvin Lees
James Pendergast
John
Western Union strike disrupts three West Coast cities
More than 1000 Western Union employees in San Francisco Oakland and Los Angeles joined brief walkouts today as the company neared a settlement with the Commercial Telegraphers Union in Washington. The action lasted about twenty minutes and followed negotiations in Washington.
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San Francisco
Western Union
Oakland
Los Angeles
Olegeaphers Union
Washington
Missouri River Flood Crisis Dims With Crests Across States
Jefferson City braces as Missouri River crest nears 23 feet with 29 homes and 11 businesses affected in town blocks, while St. Charles and Hermann face higher levels. Kansas City, Lexington, and Waverly report falling crests as Topeka ends weekend danger. Volunteers patched levees after 24.5 foot Lawrence crest, with Kansas cities assisting amid widespread flood damage.
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W.P
Missouri
Tociay
Woodsafe Bluffs
Kansas
St. Charles
St. Louis
Hermann
Kansas City
Lexington
Waverly
Topeka
Kenneth Wilke
Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Cease Fire Talks Hinted In Korea Front Conflict
Tokyo dispatch reports Chinese and North Korean sources urging a cease fire as a first step toward a broad settlement. UN Ridgeway expected to accept meeting near Kaesong while frontline fighting continued with orders to kill the enemy.
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Pa Chimunist
Korea
Radio
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People’s Daily News
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United States
North Korea
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Soviet Russia
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UN Supr
Matthew B. Ridge Way
Ae Song
Ath Army
North Ki Yang
Munist Peiping
United Ee
Russia
Hong Kong
Ridgway
Kaesong Thight
Keasongs
Warren Signs School Aid Legislation
Gov. Earl Warren signed two bills ending legislative fights at the 1951 session, increasing school apportionments by 13.4 million for two years and providing 5.456 million for child care centers. The bills, backed by Assemblyman Francis Munn Jr., raise transportation funds, boost state equalization aid, and extend center operations to June 30, 1953. Family income standards for center admissions liberalize aid with set maximums per household.
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Earl Warren
Warren
Francis Munn
Oakland
Hile
Saunday
Ernest Roeds Des
Claremont
Larsen and Sedgman Eliminated in Wimbledon Upsets
Wimbledon headlines report Dick Savitt of Orange New Jersey defeating Art Larsen in straight sets to reach the men's singles semifinals. Herb Flam of Beverly Hills also defeats Frank Sedgman in a three set rally, advancing with Ken McGregor and Eric Sturgess who win to join Savitt and Flam in the semifinals.
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Eng
U.P
Dick Savitt
Orange
N. J
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Frank Sedgman
Australia
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Flam
Topmegs Sedgman
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McGregor
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South Africa
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Sweden
Premier Mossadegh rejects new American oil compromise
In Tehran United States Ambassador Henry Grady says Prime Minister Mossadegh refused a fresh American plan to endorse tanker receipts for oil loaded at Abadan to avert disruption. Grady warns London. Basra reports Abadan refinery at half capacity with nine days of storage. Iran may seek UN or Security Council recourse amid Anglo-Iranian dispute.
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Iran
United States
Henry F. Grady
Mohammed ‘Mossadegh
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Grady
Mossadegh
Abadan
West
Britain
Massardegh
London
Washington
Thailand to try naval rebels by military court
Bangkok reports the Thai government will try civilians and military personnel linked to the weekend naval coup by a military court. Premier Phibun Songgram, kidnapped at the start, was released and resumed duties. The Bangkok radio station's surrender ended the last organized resistance. A censorship board was created to review reports, with press censorship only for dishonest reporting. Lt. Gen. Luang Kach Songgram denies involvement.
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Thailand
Phibun Songgram
Phibun
U.S
al Ready
Thailand Royal Navy
Luang Kach Songgram
Ridgway Expected to Press for Swift Korea Ceasefire Talks
Sources say General Ridgway may push for an earlier start to cease-fire negotiations with the Communists in Korea. United Nations command authority allows him to steer military talks, with a radio message to the rivals possibly airing within hours.
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Matic
Matthew B. Rideway
South Korea
United States
Ridgwa
United Nations
Compton Fire Destroys Works Stand After Smoking Incident
A lighted match thrown from a car is believed to have sparked a blaze at a works stand, injuring a youthful night watchman. The suspect, Crazy Q, was reportedly asleep when the fire began, and a charred item was found at the exit.
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Es Compton
Fredict
Crazy Q
Dor
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