61 THE DAILY REVIEW July 6 1950 item page note
A brief archival line from The Daily Review on Thursday July 6 1950 references page and section details. The readable fragment suggests a newspaper page listing or index entry rather than a full story, with no clear events, names, or dates beyond the date line.
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Parish invites young men to Holy Names society event
Manuel Brum, president of the Holy Names Society of All Saints, extends a special invitation to the young men for Holy Communion at Sunday Mass. A communion breakfast follows in the All Saints cafeteria, then a business meeting to finalize plans for the arts festival and appoint committees.
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All Saints
Pearl Harbor Readies Warlike Schedule For Korean War
Honolulu base fueled and manned as a vital shuttling and supply hub for U S forces in Korea. B 29 bombers arrive or depart for the theater, boosting bomber strength. Navy units including carrier Valley Forge cruisers Juneau and Rochester and a destroyer group may be expanded as Sicily heads toward the Far East with fresh planes.
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Korea
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No Pilot After Light Plane Crashes Into Home Under Construction
A light plane crashed into a Rogal Avenue home under construction near Bartlett Avenue late Monday night. Eyewitness reports say a man parachuted nearby near Washington Acres minutes before the crash. Lt. Donald E. MelIntyre, who rented the plane in Vacaville, could not be found after the crash and is believed to have hitched a ride in a car. The plane narrowly cleared occupied homes on Hoyal Avenue.
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Bartlett Avenue
Washington Acres
Apis Jond
Donald EB
MelIntyre
Vacaville
Hoyal Avenue
More Tools Stolen Here
Eight days into a string of burglaries in the area the total value of construction tools stolen has risen to 1803 dollars. A heavy duty 12 inch 40 pound saw valued at 250 dollars was taken from a concrete vault used by Empire Construction workers at the San Lorenzo high school lab on Lewell ing. Lawrence L Duskin assistant supervisor on the job reported the vault was broken into Saturday and the saw removed leaving three other saws. It is unclear if the same burglar committed all thefts but high value tools are the target. A 720 dollar surveyor's transit was stolen last week from an automobile on Eden avenue.
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Empire Construction Company
San Lorenzo High School
Lewelling
Lawrence L. Duskin
Eden Avenue
Funeral services for Morris Hitchcock
Morris E Hitchcock drowned Tuesday in Loon Lake near Sierra Lake. Funeral services will be held at 8 p m Monday at the chapel of Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno. He did not swim after his boat swamped, and witnesses tried to revive him. Frivolous spelling in source noted.
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Morris E. Hitchcock
U S Announces Naval Blockade Around Korean Coast
The United States informed Russia of President Truman’s order to impose a naval blockade on the Korean coast. Ambassador Alan G. Kirk relayed the directive to the Soviet foreign office on July 3, aligning with U N Security Council action to aid South Korea against the North Korean invasion. The Kremlin received the notice as a warning against intervention.
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United States
Truman
Alan G. Kirk
State Department
US. S
Russia
United Nations Security Council
South Korea
North Korea
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Korea
Kremlin
Grand Jury Hears Evidence on Passing Secrets
In Santa Fe a federal grand jury hears evidence on the claim that former Army Sergeant David Greenglass passed atomic secrets to Russia. He was seized in New York on June 15 and faces espionage charges with bond set at $100,000.
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Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Britain
Passengers give sleeper plane to rush Scout home
A 14 year old Scout from Phoenix known as James Foster left Valley Forge after receiving news his ill sister might die. Fifty two passengers had sleeper berths booked on the flight and agreed to sacrifice their spots. The airline substituted a larger daytime plane to transport the boy overnight, allowing him to reach his sister in time.
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Scout
Phoenix
Alix
James Foster
Valley Forge
American Airlines
Notice of McCoy In Oakland Denmark native funeral
Mary E McCoy of Hayward widow of the late Jan Jove Ing mother of Miss alle Ac and Archit McCoy of Hayward sister of Williaa Lauten Atey Peter Hon en and Mrs Alois Splehtiy of Hay mud Nashins Petersen of San aruna a member of Valborg rodeo band Rebekah Ladys No 20 of ward native of Denmark aired 44 years Friends invited to attend the funeral from Sorensen Hires Chapel Stayward Calit Friday at 2 PM Tomb Mel iden Cemetery
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Mary E. McCoy
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Jan Jove Ing
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Peter Honen
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Stayward
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Titorinent Meliden Cemetery
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