Truman to ask Congress for partial mobilization plan
President Truman will address Congress with a comprehensive request for partial mobilization of the home front to support the Korean War. A radio television address will follow, outlining domestic measures and potential tax and spending actions to finance defenses and mobilize National Guard and reserves.
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Truman
Congress
White Mouse
Tyumma
Congrass
Indus
Chittman W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resouces Board
Ningiman Ktbor
Henry Cabot Ledge, Jr
Bo Mass
House
Charles G. Hoss
Brent Spence
D. Ky
Ross
Rossy
Alban W. Barkley
Tyunin
Teamanitl
Sam Rayburn
Iill Lave
Mr.Truman
Ana
Netton
Carpenters Enjoy Picnic at Crow Canyon Park
About four thousand carpenters plus families and friends attended a large picnic at Crow Canyon Park. A vaudeville style program, games, contests for children and adults, and a bean guessing contest featured the event. Local 1822 vs Carbur club team was a highlighted ball game. Winners listed include numerous residents from Hayward, Niles, Castro Valley, San Leandro and Livermore with awards in races, cracker eating, watermelon and slipper kicking contests.
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Lovel
Crow Canyon Park
Vaehi
Carpenters
Carbur- Club
Mayward
Carbur Club
Osean Tonnison
Niles
Larry
Park Street
Hayward
J.T. Jon
John Street
Castry Valley
Charles Mecis
Beverly Bohrer
Payosa
San Lennidio
Francis Sousa
Tourist Street
Mary D. Rae
San Lorenco
Margaret Tennison
Lin Sane Swent
Bill Meviimann
Norman Anderson
1 Street
Livermore
Jean Edwards
Arhara “Rvin
Castye Street
John Bond
Victory Clive
Stayward
Joe Martines
Mstubrook
San Leandro
Seco
Layna Sherbourne
Lskrd Avenue
Asheland
Hird
Geraldine ‘Tennison
Jem Edwards
Jeanette Bishop
Stone
Soto Road
Charles Bond
Viet Drive
Donald Vi Peault
Dunn Rond
Mary Sequerry
Prospect Street
Delpha Townsend
Locust St
Mesderth Cart Stanton
Cusdra Valley
Swelter in East After Bad Weekend
East of the Mississippi sweltered under muggy air after a weekend storm outbreak across the Midwest. One death was reported in Platteville Wisconsin where Walter Wunderlin, 31, drowned when a bridge collapsed beneath his car on the Little Platte River. Chicago traffic rerouted after extensive flooding, LaGuardia suspended then resumed service, and New York saw rain and fog. Tornadoes struck Oakland Nebraska and Seward County with farms damaged and heavy rainfall. Russell Kansas reported hail larger than golf balls as storms moved through Kansas and northeast Iowa.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Midwest
Walter Wunderlin
Plattevile
Wis
Little Platte River
Oiffic
LaGuardia
New York City
Oakland
Neb
Seward County
Craig and
McCool
Junction
Kansas
Iowa
Russell
Kans
Safeway Clerk Strike Is Over
Seventy six Safeway stores opened today after a 400 member AFL Retail Clerks strike ended Saturday. The settlement grants a $2 wage increase and allows individual contracts between company and store managers. In San Francisco, grocery clerk talks were forecast with no meetings set, but further parleys may occur tomorrow.
Howell Named County Administrator in Alameda
Edwin S. Wewell, 30, city manager of Dt Certito, was designated by the Alameda county Board of Supervisors as the new administrator for Alameda county. Howell, chosen from a field of three applicants, will earn $833.33 monthly starting August 1. The board also set a $600 monthly salary for the executive secretary position, with Howell to select a candidate for that post. Howell has served as city ranger in El Cerrito and previously as superintendent of recreation for Albany.
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Edwin S. Wewell
Dt Certito
Alameda County
Yiday
Alamverda
Howell
Harry Bartell
Lloyd Groogan
Bartell Buel
el Cerrito
Albany
City of
Five Men Trapped In 7200 Foot Deep Mine Fire
Rescue teams fight to reach five workers trapped by a mine fire at the 7200 foot level amid smoke and heat. Officials report one missing, with hope fading. air shafts and long tunnel systems hinder rescue as relatives wait at the shaft.
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Uleh
UPI
Uydeir
Tie
Leis
Shad
Oscar Glavier
Hasier
Jesse Nielsen
Lalani Nielsen
Tia
Wali
1000 Slots From Calif in Nevada Reported Shipped
Reno authorities said warehoused slot machines were rush shuttled from California into Nevada before the deadline. Verdi Reno and Tonopah warehouses were reportedly jam packed with machines as officials noted the cross state movement.
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Calif
Nevada
Reno
Nav
Cafornia
Verdi
Tonopall
California
Fire claims life at local mill blaze injures worker
Bulletin reports Kleiborn Limber voniyany mill fire injures McGill Arnett, 41, who died while battling flames. A high tension wire burned through sand and fell on him. He is survived by a wife and four children.
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Teber
Kleiborn Limber Voniyany
Pyound
Larstay
McGill Arnett
Hin
Two Die In Weekend Auto Accidents Reported
The highway patrol reports two weekend deaths from automobile accidents. Frank Carville, 38, died this morning at Oak Knoll Hospital after an accident Saturday night on Highway 17 near Irvington. Carrillo was ejected. two passengers, Charles Bartholomew and Charles Harper, were found injured nearby. Alvarado, 61, a transient worker, was struck by a car at the corner of Alvarado Street and Route 17. driver Woodrow Paxton, 32, of Newark, cited. Alvarado’s death followed attempts to cross the road as a wind gust blew his hat away.
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Highway Patrol
Frank
Carville
Minth Street
Decuto
Telefilo
Alvarado
Leyes Street
Oak Knoll Hospital
Fairmont
Carrillo
Irvington
Carrillos
Ie Coupe
Charles Bartholomew
Sgath Avenue
San Leandry
Charles Harper
6Th Street
Decoto
Bartholomiew
Oak Knoll
Harper
Teansient Fruit
Alvarado Street
Route 17
Woodrow L. Paxton
Newark
Flo
Ius
Berge Mortuary
Niles
Rafael Aldo
13Th Street
Devoto
Highland Hospital
Valie Vista
Damion “Garcix
Decoty
Alango
Hayward
Key System Fare Increase Hearing In Oakland
Public utilities commission holds a three day hearing in Oakland into Key System fare hikes. The company seeks a 1.5 million dollar annual income rise by raising transbay fares by two cents and intra zone rail fares by two cents. Existing zone and token plans are described. East Bay cities oppose the increase.
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Oakland
State Public Utilities Commission
Railbay
San Francisco
Army Takes Over Piers In Oakland Harbor
SAN FRANCISCO UP The Port of Embarkation said it has asked Oakland to lease five municipal piers in the outer harbor near the Oakland Army base. Negotiations are under way to obtain the 7th street and 14th street terminals. The piers were used by the Army in World War II but were burned back to the city in 1946.
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San Francisco
U. S
Far East
Oakland
Poe
7Th Street
14Th Street
Oakland Outer Harbor
Oakland Army Base
Three Red Divisions Force Move From City Taejon
American forces abandon Taejon as three Communist divisions close in from three sides. Front reports say only scattered South Korean troops and a few civilians remain. the city’s airstrip is lost and retreat lines are under heavy pressure toward Kong Ju Nonsan. MacArthur commends the defense despite overwhelming odds.
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Tokyo
Uesdas
Taejon
Tae Jon
Douglas MacArthur
Lie
Taejon-Kong- Ju-Nonsan
Gene Symonds
United Press War
Symonds
Jett Aelin
Kam River
Tugson
Mnes
Purcan
Tucson
Vity
Els Eall
Bat
Imamy Lipps
Dayton
Ohio
Acjon
Iself
Gva
South Korea
Vachon
Yonudok
Poise
Marty Principe Trial Set for Aug 21 in Alameda County
In Hayward Justice Court Judge Jacob Harder Jr. set bail at 500 for Marty Principe charged with unlawful possession of narcotics. Deputy Sheriff Richard Moudy reported finding 27 agile pills and 2 pink capsules in Principe’s pocket. bottle sealed and sent to the state narcotics agency for analysis. The case, now before Judge Charles Wade Sick in Oakland, follows a March 15 hearing where Principe was ordered to answer.
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Charles Wade
Lay
Marty Principe
Alameda County Superio
Oakland
Principe
Jacob Harder, Jr
Justice Court
Hayward
George Paul Oakes
John Perovich
Richard Moudy
Moody's
Ludvig F. Brannoeller
State Narcotic Enforcement Agency
Huber M. Zergmans
State Division of Narcotic Enforcement
Sequoia Rangers Seek Lost Hiker Near Cliff Creek
Sequoia National Park rangers search for Florence Richmond of San Francisco after she disappeared on the Lost Canyon trail near Cliff Creek while hiking with the Alpine Hiking Club. The group split into two to continue the trek from Mineral King area, and rangers from Kern County have been dispatched to intercept her.
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Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Park Rangers
San Francisco
Sawtooth
Florence Richmond
Alpine Hiking Club of
Onb Rathrday
Cliff Creek
Mineral Ring
Packer
Lost Canyon
Kern County
John Branin Passes On
John Branin, a longtime San Lorenzo resident and member of the Eucalyptus Lodge, dies Saturday in a San Leandro hospital. Funeral rites will be at Sorensen Brothers chapel, 1140 2nd Street, with interment at Oakland Columbarium. He leaves one brother, William J. Branin.
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John Edward Branin
San Lorenzo
Sorensen Brothers
Oakland Columbarium
Branin
San Leandro
Alvarado
San Lovenga
Adams Slorel
William J. Branin
Eucalyptus Lodge
Weather forecast gets fog tonight and fair Tuesday
The forecast calls for high fog tonight followed by fair conditions in the morning and Tuesday. Little change in temperature is expected with yesterday’s highs and today’s lows noted.
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Lyle
Wilson
Doll Jewelers
Sy, Hayward
Safeway
New York
D.e
Acme
Air Force Cnpl
Howard Hensley
Ticson
Bulletin
Kum River
Korgan Road
Consoli
Kum
Kumiver
Rivar
Ed Hoffman
Neaacivie
Earnest Hoberecht
John Branin
Low Leday
Castra Sr
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