Battle in Korea as Reds push UN forces on east front
United Nations and Communist troops fought bitterly on the east front near Yangen and Sinanju as ceasefire talks loomed. Chinese counterattacks stressed UN defenses atop a mountain crest while air war raged above Kaesong and Sinanju. Captain Milton B. Nelson and jet ace James Jabave are cited among several pilots downing MIGs.
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Korea
United Nations
Yangen
Whare
United States
Red
Neuter" Kaesong
Sinanju
Milton &. Nelson
Warrant City
Ala
James Jabave
U. S
Hungnam
Mulgueri
Kaesong
Pyongyang
Sariwon
Two Are Injured Seriously in Auto Accidents
In SAN LEANDRO weekend traffic crashes caused major injuries to ten people and minor injuries to eight others. Jaim es and Garcia were taken to Fairmont with serious injuries after their car hit an electric pole on Thornton Avenue. Garcia remained hospitalized with a fractured vertebra while Jaimes was released after treatment. Other incidents include a Sunol-Niles crash when steering failed, two minor injuries on Hesperian Boulevard from two crashes, a three-car pileup injuring two passengers, two children lightly hurt in separate incidents, and a pedestrian struck on Foothill Boulevard.
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San Leandro
Fairmont
Mmilo Jaimes
C Street
Hayward
Raymon Gare
Devote
California
Jaimes
Garcia
Sti Ad Fabina
Veterans Hospital
Span
Thorton Avenue
Olive Stiteat
Newark
Ferman
Harvey
Sunol
Robert Barlow
Niles
Niles Canyon
Peach Streat
Hesperian
Pam
Mary
Humbert
Cecelia
San’ Lédandia
William Hum GO
Arthur Lohrenger
Laurel Street
Grantvenue
Rose Ramirez
Oakland
Dorothy E. Cousins
Vallejo
Tyro
Pete M. Villa
East 12Th Street
Anothier
Luther Workman
Clifford Workman
Stockton
Vasco Road
St. Paul’s Hospital
Nicholas Terefenko
Foothill Boulevard
Corolyn Street
Denver
Gurtis C. ‘Hitler
Second-street
Terefenko
30 Acres Burns on Redwood Road Castro Valley
A Castro Valley fire, aided by two Maal Bay Municipal Utility District jeeps and one County Fire patrol unit, burned about 10 acres of grass along Redwood Road north of Proctor Street. The blaze spread upslope toward water storage tanks, with Castro Valley and Heyward Highlands departments responding to the 2:15 p.m. call. Chief William Wolters joined later after extinguishing a brush fire on Heyward Boulevard.
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Castro Valley
Maal Bay
Proctor
Wood Roar
Casiro Valley
William Wolters
Heyward Boulevard
Hayivard Highlands Department
Representative Dons Butcher Smock Tests Meat Prices
Newark report follows Rep Peter Rodino Jr behind a Kings Supermarkets counter to learn housewives views on steak costs. He describes price shocks, purchase difficulties, and the impact on families, noting many feel powerless to change meat prices and urging individual letters to Congress.
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Hep
Peter W. Hodins, Jr
Kings
New Jersey
Peter Rodino, JR
Titten
United Press
Newark
N. J
Tansy
Godil
Kings Marketment
North
Truman Seeks End of War With Germany via Congress Vote
President Truman asked Congress to end the state of war with Germany by a temporary resolution. He cited Russia’s blockage of a final peace settlement and aimed to strengthen West Germany by removing wartime restrictions. Australia Britain Italy New Zealand and South Africa also declared the war over.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Germany
Russia
Australia
Great Britain
Italy
New Zealand
South Africa
New Twin Space Parking Planned for Watkins Street
Watkins street between A and B streets will get a new twin space parallel parking method this week. Mayor Carlos Gee will hold a council session tomorrow to require parallel parking and approve a trial of the twin space system used in eastern cities and some California locales. Streets Superintendent Lawrence Jones will relocate meters and mark new spaces once authorized.
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Quickey
Caflee
Watkins Street
Carlos Gee
Watkins
George Forth
John J. Ficklin
California
Lawrence Jones
Ea Council
Oficin
Major Meat Packers Still Say They Can't Buy Cattle Legally
Five weeks after the beef price rollback, major meat packers including Swift Armour and Wilson state they cannot legally buy cattle for slaughter. Spokesmen say cattle shipped to market are being sold and shortages are not evident at butcher shows. Some smaller packers think they can operate within the price new rules, but big packers fear risk. Cattle shipments declined since rollback began June 4 across Chicago and 12 major markets.
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Frank L. Spencer
Swift
Armour
Wilson
Fay
Chicago
Fred Halen, Jr
Chisago Livestock Exchange
Hatch
Teliback
Swift & Co
Iran Denies World Court Jurisdiction Over Dispute
Tehran says the World Court has no right to hear Iran’s long running dispute with Britain and warns the UN of further interference. Mossadegh informs US envoy that Truman’s letter comes too late to change Iran’s stance. The court previously ruled on Anglo-Iranian Oil Company nationalization and set up a five member supervisory board to manage the industry.
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Tehran
Tru
World Court
Great Britain
United Nations
Iran
Premice Mohammed Mossadygi
United States Ambassdor
Henry F. Grady
Truman
Grady
Mossadegh
Hitle Tate
Trumann
International Court of Justice
Anglo-hianian Oil Company
Tray
Art Phillips Elected Head OF Cities
Art Phillips and Irene T. Jamieson were elected president and secretary-treasurer of the East Bay Division of the League of California Cities at a Richmond meeting. Phillips, a Medford councilman and former mayor, and Jamieson, Hayward city clerk, head a group covering Alameda and Contra Costa counties with 12 representatives in attendance. Richard Graves, former statewide secretary, spoke to about 450 members on the year’s city-related legislation.
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W. J. Brandschied
Alameda
East Bay
League
Contra Costa
Richmond
Heyward
Richard Graves
Sacramento
California
Mrs Diamant Rites Today in San Leandro
Mrs Joanne C Diamant 25 leaped from the San Mateo Hayward bridge early Thursday with her dayold son Klark missing since. Services set at Santos and Robinson Chapel 160 Estudilla avenues in San Leandro with interment at Mountain View Cemetery Oakland. She survived by husband Thomas G Diamant daughter Penelope mother Mrs J F Clark and brother Lyle Clark Rapid City South Dakota.
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San Lorenzo
Joanne ‘C. Diamant
San Mateo-Hayward Bridge
San Leandro
Diamant
Robscott Avenue
Klark
Ath Santos
Robinson Chapel
Estudiila Avenues
Mountain View Cemetery
Oakand
Thomas G. Diamant
San Torengs
Penelope
J. F Clark
Lyle Clark
Rapid’ City
South Dalola
Missing Gravel Halts Work At Alta Vista Rail Yard
Western Pacific Railroad reports 50 tons of gravel dumped and disappeared from White drive and Ross place in Alta Vista. Agent William E Foote says residents removed the gravel, some at night with flood lights. Railroad may pursue civil action to recover part and will dump more ballast there while deputies monitor the site.
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Hayward
Western Pacific Railroad Company
William E. Foote
White Drive
Ross Place
Alta Vista
Foote
Western Pacific
Hope Cease Fire Order To Be Ready Wednesday
UN top delegate Gen Ridgway said a cease-fire by Wednesday remains possible but unlikely from first talks. He stressed that an armistice agreement must precede hostilities ending and will direct negotiations personally from Kaesong with five UN delegates in neutrally placed talks amid heavy rain.
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Korea
United Nations
Matthew
Ridgway
C. Turner Joy
U.S
Sald
Tokyo
Hom Kaesong
Seoul
Kiaksong
Apgsong
del Gates
Peiping
Yokyo
Koosong
Kaesong
Nam J
Lee Sang Cho
Tung Hua
Hsieh Barry
Preas
Kaeson
Jit
UN Linison
County Fair Handicap Bob's Best Bets Start Meet
The meet opened with Bob's Best Bets chalking bets for Saturday across the board on five events except Best of Day. Total loss to date is noted.
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Bob
Ashland Firemen Fight Grass Fire Near Hesperian
Ashland firefighters battled grass fires for over two hours on College Avenue near Hesperian Boulevard as strong winds fanned flames. Several acres burned but no damage reported. Four boys playing nearby reportedly found a cigarette lighter and started the blaze. their parents were cited to juvenile authorities.
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Ashland
College Avenue
Hesperian Boulevard
Pland's Villa Burglarized in San Lorenzo Village
Burglars woke at Pland's Villa restaurant at 400 Via Merchants San Lorenzo Village and took about 250 dollars from cash register. Ralph J. Mohr, 54, of 16049 Via Olinda reported the loss to deputies after opening the business yesterday. A rear window and pried door entry indicated method. the office was ransacked but no other items missing.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village
Ralph J. Mohr
Olinda
Fair Weather Outlook From Day to Day
The report notes fair conditions this afternoon and tonight with a high forecast for the morning. Temperatures are expected to be slightly cooler yesterday with a high reaching today. A similar pattern continues into Tuesday with mild conditions overall and no significant precipitation expected.
Honesty Restores Widow's Purse In Hayward
Hayward reports a widow, Mrs Maytell Moler, recovered her purse containing 150 dollars after it was dropped near B and Cashe streets. An 85 dollar pension portion was included, found by Mrs Wright at Charley's Drug on Castra street and returned intact. The incident highlighted civic honesty and averted personal hardship.
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Hayward
Maytell Moler
Moler Street
Diamond Jubilee Radio TV Plugs Draw Hayward Event
Hayward’s Diamond Jubilee marks its 75th anniversary with a four day July celebration from the 19th to the 22nd featuring radio and TV appearances. Broadcast plans include KRON TV KRON-L 144 am guests and KPIX KFRC KFGO programs highlighting Jubilee organizers, pageant contestants, and civic leaders.
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Hayward
Jubilee
Dave Gilmore
Kron-Tv
Guy Warren
Emma Oakes
Pioneer
Janice Florence
Courtney
Kpix-Tv
James Merwin
Ann Gwynn
Doralee Merwin
Yonne Turner
Eunice Andenberry
Jane Valente
Bean Maddox
Carlos Bee
KFRC
Les Maloy
Kgo-Tvv
William Croorkin
Ann
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Jong
Art Phillips
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Acme
Lee Soo Young
H. O. K.army
Andrew J. Kinney
U.s.a-F
Kenneth Wu
U.S. Army
County Fair Handicap
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