Draft Director seeks funds as recruitment surges nationwide
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Kowls Hershey will ask Congress for 20 million dollars to expand the selective service machinery for a possible emergency. Recruiting offices nationwide saw sharp increases in applications since Korea’s flare up, with up to 20 percent more volunteers and many reservists seeking information. Navy and Marine recruiting centers in New York and Chicago also reported heightened inquiries as enlistment calls approach.
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Tisimeny
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Navy
Ned Marine Awomen
Fice
Chicago
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Dale
Netyy
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New York
Ralph A. Jolson
Korea
Laweeney Gyane
Wweb
Tye Qutsida
Gistain
Mian
Pearl Arbor
Pao
Y Omtoy
Los Angeles
Meimphis
Tanta
Goluants
Pitts Upolis
Denver
St. Lois
Philadkiphig
Delvolt
sClevelut
Blue River High Water Over Dikes
Torrential weekend rains flood the Blue River area causing high water over dikes. Crews rescue residents as Crete and surrounding areas suffer damage. storms threaten roads and infrastructure across southeastern Nebraska and northern Kansas. Local casualties and injuries reported amid widespread inundation.
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Rashad
Sudbag
Inte
Crete
Nebian
Ares
Nebraska
Tad Dash
Vinsas
Mansas
Ubsone
Burney
Cartarel Canine
Willian Mattocls
Mayery Tie
N.C
Owe Isblonkeen
Eliiceny
Nebrasta Wwe
Teaver
York
Bouvier Crossing
McCool
Une
Sunrise school aid and Kiwanis condemn vandalism
Dedication events at a Sunrise school for cerebral palsied children include a $100 contribution from the Air Guard and support from the Kiwanis club of Flayward Mehdi Night. The Sunrise community rallies behind teachers and pupils while vandalism at the facility prompts strong condemnation and calls for police support.
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Ted Manceling
Wrectons
Kiwanis
Flayward
Mehdi
Selyoor
Lt. Newell
Standard Oil Company of
Caliia
Hayaweed Sinatra
Wis
Unt
Sunrise School
Teed Ces
Kiwanne
Owo
Cox Cocker
Nike Ely
Uber
Sunrisu
Contributions Continue for Handicapperd Children
Nuamerouy contends and ty lephone evails offer continuing donations received by the Buinvisegelioal for handicapperd children. Mrs. Aimmabel Hayes of the parent xyoup reports progress amid a building cleanup. Therapy discussions include Mrs. Margaret Ki sig therapist for Une onliged selliers expressing hope to recommence treatments for Ure. children on Tuesday or Wednesday. The main obstacle is shattered glass covering the floors. Recent donations include two physio therapy mirrors to be placed free of charge by Joe Joseph Jr. at the San Lorenzo Lions club.
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Nuamerouy
Buinvisegelioal
Aimmabel Hayes
Margaret Kisig
Hayes
Joe Joseph Jr
San Lorenzo Lions Club
Air Defense of Western Area Hinges in Hayward
In Hayward authorities emphasize continued air defense readiness as Western Area coordinates with Navy and National Guard units in a high level exercise. Officials cite sustained federal support and mobilization of tens of thousands of personnel to deter threats and maintain regional security postures.
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Western Area
Hayward
Hayward Area Readies National Guard Mobilization
The Hayward area plans a National Guard buildup with a civilian workforce in mind. Local officials and state leaders, including Brigadier General Lawrence C. Anes, pledge cooperation as a federal reorganization and mobilization loom. The city confirms 60 Guard personnel at the airport, about 300 enlisted guardsmen in civilian jobs training three nights a week plus Sunday, and $400000 in construction for new housing and facilities.
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Ritete
Hinehvor
Plind
Hayward Leeleysmenh
Acu Rats
Aston
Bred Cox
Woniex
Ie Bangor
Iniuidyal
Lawrence C. Anes
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Offine
Chinege
Ao Verkficats
Caywid An
Leslie
Hightoy
Ges
Vrneheae
Ate Poin
Capiin Miarbontisey
Ackiinal Rogews
Aiwa Districh Eemawarder
Presenit
Matin
Curtis C. Luis
Atiiilant Goneeal
Ar Plowarel
Telli B. More
Ehied
Atark
AIS
Hee
Taywierd
Gohit Prive
CliGye
Gow
Les Fiers
Mgmather
Keith Prieley
Caywarel Merchants
Pepereyt Beet Lyek Soe
Opis Club
Ldoyel Des
Ndew Chamber
Vammicree Bay
Drayel Tite
Aditneda
CMC Som
Cale Lint
Mayer Clifford Mishel
Fein Mit
Ahe
National Guard
Hayward
Local youths injured in Nevada crash and hospital transfer
Four Nevada bound youths aged 19 to 21 were injured when their car skidded on a pavement edge. They were transported to San Jose General Hospital by private car after the crash near Battle Mountain. Victims Cyrus Caldeira, Alvin Silva, Richard Brunelli, and Romeo Brunelli were en route to a graduation event at a General Motors school. Caldeira had worked in Centerville and Romeo Brunelli is from Hes. The driver Everett Mendenall of Niles piloted the chartered plane that flew the injured to hospital.
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Mowntin
Nevada
Compr Hospital
San Jose
Cyrus Caldeira
Kirst Street
Denvoto
Alvin Silva
Duvolo
Richard Brunelli
Aml Love Rash
Wallet Lost and Found Near City Bank
A wallet containing identification cards and papers was dropped in a city area between the hen phiees and Ure wall and found by a passerby. It may be returned to the Daily Review office after the finder records identification, offering hope for the owner. A separate report notes a 70 to 100,000-volt atom smasher will be installed at UC California medical center next year to study ultra high energy evaluations for cancer treatment.
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Daily Review
Iin
San Francisco
University of Califarnia
University
Lorny
Air and artillery slow North Korean assault
General MacArthur reported a heavy American artillery halt to the North Korean offensive. U S bombers and fighters pressed the move toward Taejon, while U S forces built up near the Kom River Valley for a possible showdown battle. Chinese and North Korean threats loomed at Taegu as combat continued.
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Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Taejon
Kom River
Waejon
Tamy
Washington
MacArtiue
Meri
Chochiwan
Taejei
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Joinersville
Toxte
U.S
Despicable Act Reported Executions in Korea Denied
General MacArthur's information officer Echols termed a claim that seven Americans were executed in Korea as a despicable act and a violation of wartime rules. He said there is no documentary proof despite widespread reports and inquiries.
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Cal
Echols
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Coun
Stravight Day Blows North Korea Drives Tank Losses
North Korean columns are reported moving toward Pyongyang with roads north of Myeron said to be littered with ruined tanks. Lt. Molmes b Small of Medford Mass notes a push toward the front as Gen George B Stralemeyer announces round the clock U S bombing. The Lost Battalion reportedly fights its way out of encirclement as MacArthur's committee says action continues. Employment on the Pacific Coast rose 27000 in May 1949. New president of Hayward Rotary is Richard Norberg.
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Dublin
Aamerigan Alemen
Jeont
Pliny
Myeron
Molmes _b. Small
Medford
Mass
Japan
Iik
Ilesit Bard
George &. Stralemeyer
Far East Air Force
Korea
U.S
Afa
Trent
Uiere
Chepaty
Ile
MacArthur
Market slide prolongs losses as Storks face renewed selling
New York stocks extended declines after a sharp late-session lull last Friday. Traders reported a surge in sell orders and cautious holders locked in losses amid the recent market drop.
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New York
Storks
Frantic Searchers Find Child In Dog House
A four hour search for 20 month old Vimella M. Hera ended when she was found in a neighbor’s dog house guarded by the family setter. Deputies coordinated a city wide effort after her grandmother reported the girl missing at 7 pm. Neighbors later located the child and returned her safely, with the dog keeping watch until her parents came home.
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Pamella M
Herom
Floot D. Herom
She Child
Sesior
Holtel
Niight
Eeter
Seftey
Gil
Rbilelts
Constance J. Kirby
East Avenue
Maynard
Vimella M. Hera
Douglass Webb
Stanley N. Petersen
J. B. McMurphy
Sheriffs Office
Wayward
Iran
Santa Rita
Siwond
Pamela
Fair attendance breaks records at Alameda County fair
Attendance for an 11 day run at the Alameda County Fair shattered records with officials citing heavy media cooperation and strong newspaper and radio support. Secretary-manager Wray Bergsteont and President Paul B. Dolan reported attendance surpassing 383000 and noted more than 30000 in permits paid for exhibits across agriculture horticulture livestock arts crafts and vitals, highlighting civic effort and community support.
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Anough
Alice County
Wray Bergsteont
Ledagnor
Paul B. Dolan
California
Out Radio
Alameda County
Weather notes with cloudy periods and scattered sprinkles
Variable cloudiness this afternoon and tonight with possible showers. Temperature changes expected. Reported values unclear for yesterday's high and today's low, with rainfall data for this year and last year incomplete.
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