Truman calls National Guard and reserves in Korea fight
Washington report credits American forces with inflicting heavy casualties on Communist units near Taejon as US and allied planes destroy inbound North Korean aircraft. Army reinforcements arrive, boosting strength and signaling potential first offensive.
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California-Nevada Lions Gift Canes to 100 Blind Parsons
Members of the California-Nevada Lions International convention presented walking canes to 100 blind persons in Chicago. The canes feature transparent plastic shafts with a flashing switch for night use and were sponsored by San Francisco area Lions officials.
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Navy base seeks 2000 civilian workers for Korea war boost
The Navy plans to hire 2000 civilians at the base to meet increased workload from the Korean War. The civilian personnel office at the base invites qualified applicants of all types. The Sixth Army air has 400 more civilian hires but offers no details on timing. An Army presence expands at Oakland ports with ships and terminals activated, signaling wartime manpower demands.
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Defense Production Act of 1950 proposed in Congress
Washington reports a bill like the Defense Production Act of 1950 would empower the president to compel firms to accept defense contracts and to control defense plant operations. It would create government procurement entities, permit large loan mobilization, and allow use of reserve banks to back defense financing. The president could allocate materials with just compensation, and price controls or rationing could follow if needed. Continued on Page 2.
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Opposition to Castro Valley rental ordinance sparks trailer park protest
Trailer court owners in Castro Valley vow resistance to a sewer rental fee proposed by the Sanitary District. They object to charges per unit and for unused spaces, arguing the 78 cent rate would drive many courts out of business. Residents fear higher living costs, with some planning nonpayment to test district power.
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Undecided community chest drives hang fire in district
A Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Smuthery District Boy Scout council and Oak Island council executives in Syenedsgand delayed any decision on district fund drives. Three options will be reviewed with local groups: join the Oakland community chest, run an independent drive, or activate the Hayward chest. Castro Valley leaders plan a meeting to decide whether to join Oakland or stay separate, which could influence Hayward’s action.
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Over-Optimism Marking War News In Korea
Foreign News Editor Harry Ferguson notes improving U N news on Korea but warns against complacency. He cites U S divisions, amphibious landings, and air strikes while detailing supply, fuel, and manpower strains that could delay a quick victory and require renewed operations in Japan.
Vander Dussen Faces Multi Jurisdiction Traffic Warrants
Peter Water Dussety 1 faces a maze of warrants tied to traffic violations across Hayward San Leandro Oakland San Francisco and Berkeley. Officer Arthur Larsen served eight warrants totaling 240 dollars bail as Vander Dussen awaited in Judge Jacob Harder's court with more appearances planned in extra courts.
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New Rules on House Loans Into Effect
Washington reports new government limits on housing loans as Truman announces measures to curb inflation and housing boom. FHA insured mortgages drop from 80 to 75 percent. down payments rise from 20 to 25 percent. public housing to be cut 20 to 25 percent over six months. modernization loans require 0 percent down. Effective August 1.
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Marley Hise
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Scare Buying Warned as Home Front Tightens Belt
United Press reports warn government and business traders that scare buying may trigger price controls as the White House signals a lighter belt at home. Prices rise widely with signs of intensified buying and some hoarding. President Truman expected to seek moderate wartime economic controls in a Korea war message to Congress today.
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Mobilization numbers debated as calls expand across services
A defense spokesman disclosed broader mobilization plans under a presidential directive authorizing callups of guardsmen reservists and volunteers. Up to 2 005 882 men could be mobilized with fewer than 600 000 in near term, as the National Guard organized reserves and other services prepare to deploy in selected units nationwide.
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National Council
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Defense
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Alratt Calle
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Atsonal Guard
Truman seeks immediate new laws for defense needs
President Truman asked Congress for rapid enactment of measures to expand armed forces to 2,005,000 and to authorize priorities and material allocation for defense. He urged limits on nonessential material use, requisitioning of supplies, consumer credit controls, production loan guarantees, and expanded defense funding. He also proposed tax increases, about 10 billion dollars in extra defense appropriations, and further arms aid abroad, plus steps already taken such as mobilizing National Guard and reviewing manpower needs.
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Tiniman
Congress
United States
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Colonre
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Defensa Secrvetary
Louis Johnson
Draft Board Opens Here Tomorrow in Oakland Area
The selective service office for the south Oakland area from Sand Site to Alameda County line will open tomorrow in Hayward at 2064 B Street. Miss Rita Hodges of San Leandro will lead the site with two assistants, Jean Obnsterd and Mrs. Gollick, starting duties tomorrow.
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David M. Wilson
San Leandro
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Williams. Wells
Big Leagues Schedule Highlights Night Double Headers
In the National League New York visits St Louis for a second game night double header. Brooklyn plays Cincinnati in a night double header. In the American League Cleveland travels to Philadelphia and Chicago heads to Washington for night action.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Truman advocates stringent controls to wage costly Korean war
President Truman sent a comprehensive request to Congress for 10.99 billion dollars in new military spending, higher taxes, and broad powers to control production, distribution, and credits. He warned against aggressive moves threatening world peace and authorized the Defense Secretary to mobilize national guard and reserves as needed.
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