Slaughterhouse Offensive Sends US Front Reeling Near Taejon
American troops face a massive Communist assault on the Korea front above Taejon as MacArthur reports near 20 miles to Taejon. Estimates put 150,000 front-line Communist troops with 40 tanks tackling US forces, with heavy losses and the need to hold two-pronged drives.
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Wokyo
Korea
Taejon
Douglas MacAuthiun
John LH. Childvers
Ban Jose
Sulit
Front Ling
Japan
America
Yong
Chunai
Childers
Chonui
Taejor MacArthur
Communniqte
Uvat -Rector
MacArtur
US 5S
Seoul-Tas
Inadequate Drainage Targets Annexation Proposals
City council debates drainage for three area home tracts amid plans to annex Loona property. Officials outline impact on Berry and Donald avenues with a proposed district drainage district and a special assessment to fund the whole project. Approval hinges on formation of a district to manage a fiber of new pipes and a 24 home subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eumele
Nacdecnmnetas
Echipell
Willie
Fu Dochiel
Loona Propertiex Aiwoot
Wonlersrod
Donald Avenue
Berry Avenue
Councilonnd
Joly Tee
Caine
Daniel Ravana
Jude Tourden
Rae Fineanad Peel
Warton Rand
Buck
Tfayr
WEO
Atelle Hema
Metro
Ponaxalai
Anmegattan
Athens
Tenet AM
Balla
Library patrons outside city limits pay 50 cent monthly card fee
City council votes 4 to 2 to set library staff duties and fees, noting 65 percent of patrons live outside city limits. An exception is proposed for day students within the Wey ward school district. Debate centers on funding and access as officials discuss the impact on noncity residents and local libraries.
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Taywerd
Carlos Genfable
Opelinasved
Comaberilinan
Ora Wilson
Eiby
William Watlyn Rose
Wallace
Ceanediaran
Viarne
Valley sewer rate change starts August first
The Valley municipal board approved a rate hike to begin August 1, with a one week lead time after notice. Hospital district representatives objected to the price per water unit while citing inequities and urged gradual adjustment. attorney Georg Phillips argued for a staged approach and for wholesale user provisions, noting December payments and monthly allocations as part of the plan.
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Cashas Valley
Halos Lo Centro Velley Roxidinntk
David Gilmore
Arial Andlerson
Gilmore
Georg Philling
Tary Dlkbiet
Elise Friel
General Foods Maxwell House Plant Opens Friday Preview
A week long preview and public opening for the General Foods Maxwell House plant is set for Friday with state and company officials, Governors, and local dignitaries attending. More than 1700 employees hosted families during the initial preview and tours of the three story concrete facility with commemorative souvenirs for attendees.
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General Foods
Maxwell House
Mawel
General Mors
Winneherlay
Wo Lawn
Pak
Lawson
Warrom
Movin
Robert Young
Clarence Francis
General Foods Board
Cavernor Warren
Seyttoyits Cowmry Lab
Francis
Case
Vivans
Wie
Inven
Danasen
Elroy
Unan
Inclus
Educational
Elorwyar
San Leandro
Meynard
San Lorenay
Be Arca
Hubert Young
Lumcheon
Tamarrow
Promany
Yarty
Sequoyah
Te Plant
General Fonds
Bay Avea
Ipenigadionil
Contractors Told to Keep Street Open in Fairview District
City officials ordered Seventh Street to stay open for access to residences as public works crews work from Hayward toward the Fairview district. The High's meeting approved plans to study a sewer plant and issue permits. building permits totaled 1,102,070 in a month, with funds allocated from pen ord and parking meters.
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McGuire
Lorin
Hayward
Fairview
Seventh Street
Tse
Ity
Cuonomen Oblast High
Llugh Gatulier
Mvle
Auces Teeseveoth
Shtec
Callier
Ube
Ilephane Vale
State
Vle
Jan Frau
Clg Uf Auveutbol Highec
Ify
Ri Vaerrdk
Preuss
Hidue Legin
Directork Lin Planning Commission
Center Board to Manage Valey Center Operations
The Clastra Valley Community Center board won unanimous approval to adopt by laws and empower directors to run the Center. They face paying 728 dollars in debt and 7000 dollars from the elementary district sale. Plans aim to enable the recreation program for teenage groups through a partnership with the recreation district and Harvard Avenue representatives.
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AU Guike
Clastra Valley
Drivenlors
Chefin
Nearmendant
IWM Corporation
Iow
Carte Valley
Selinot
James Alexander
Une Hasavard
Castroalley Center
Army calls first draft for twenty thousand men
An early wartime draft call was issued for twenty thousand U S Army recruits with delivery slated across January 1949. Maj Louis B Horaling emphasized prompt assignment and efficient mobilization while noting logistical challenges and the need for orderly processing.
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Washington
Dike LL
Teddy’ Cigeelay
California to Draft 1187 in First Call Amid Korean Crisis
California plans to furnish 1187 inductees in the first draft call by Sept. 30 due to the Korean crisis. Col. Kenneth Lelich, service director, said about 6000 would be drafted and processed for physical exams in August. If needed, 24 and 25 year olds will be included. more may follow from 1A classifications.
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Sacramento
California
Kenneth H Lelich
Ahe
Adoctiva Service
Leidy
Loileh
Selective service to screen 120000 to 180000 registrants
Officials expect to sift between 120000 and 180000 of 1466629 registrants born in 19 through your age group as the army speeds up draft processing. High-A quotas and physical fitness affect eligibility while many are deemed unfit or delayed. state allocations hinge on national manpower ratios.
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Tan
Korea
Iefon
Vice
Harshey
Hershey
Mach
Selective Service
Battle of Bridges debate shifts to Southern Crossing
Alameda City Newspaper editorial argues for constructing a southern crossing to ease traffic, boost development, and improve regional connectivity. It cites coast wide benefits, reduced congestion near Oakland and Alameda, and urges lawmakers to support the project.
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Alameda City
Alameda
East Qaltland
Conteal Valley
Oakland
Tavough Grove
Peny
Mai
Webster Jin Tie
Congressmn
Nike
Weather Fair This Afternoon Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for a fair weather pattern this afternoon and tonight into Wednesday with little temperature change. Expect steady readings as the high yesterday remains a reference point and the low for today holds near that level.
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Tn Jean
Microt Hines
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Ce Ahay Headquarters
Talon
Jongsong
Onay
Youdione
Kuncho
Ted
Draft Army
Araiy- Navy
Wan Porbine
Ely
Willan CL
Werner
Ohvinis
Ranshay Bridge
San Muancikea
San Francisco
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