No Let-Up In Future Call-Ups Says Official
Washington officials announced continued mobilization and a plan to reach the 3,005,000 man manpower ceiling as the Korean War era demands persist. Since the conflict began, calls for reserve and National Guard units have increased to bolster military strength. The Senate and House weigh proposals to remove the legal limit while roughly 123,000 service members were due to rotate out and keep uniforms.
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Washington
Plains
Sun
Anny
Navy
Marine Corps
Ieve
House
Senne
Sonaty
Mobilization At a Glance
Mobilization projections show 77,000 Marines placed on active duty and 4,090 Navy organized reserves called up. Army and Selective Service pushing deferments under new policy while drafting 20,000 to meet first postwar call. Air Force signals possible withdrawal of WW II veterans for fresh manpower as National Guard plans remain unsettled.
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Wallington
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Ivistopal National Chinrdh
Navy
Ir Force
Waris Itay
Defense Department
Congress
Senate
U. S. Pois
House
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Somyitress
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Vru- Munyorders Povernment Offici
Pudtie
Truman
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Serylea
Armed Services
Hls
National Guard
Air Merce National Guard
Elay
Culp Baby Reported Satisfactory After Convulsions
Six month old Sarah J. Cully was reported satisfactory today at Children's Hospital of the Bay as attendants care for her after convulsions. Resuscitation efforts began Thursday at 7:50 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Melvin B R Sub 25120 Dawe Avenue Castro Valley before she was taken to the hospital for further diagnosis.
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Sarah J. Cully
Ravat Bay
Melvin BR
Dawe Avenue
Castro Valley
Children's Hospital
Weather Summary Bumps Expected Across Regions This Weekend
Morning fog gave way to a mild day with higher clouds inland while temperatures dip near the coast. Tonight and Sunday promise quiet conditions with slight warming except along the shoreline where seas remain cooler and winds ease.
Americans See No Real Shortages Ahead Amid Rationing Curbs
Informal, scattered actions by stores and manufacturers attempt to curb hoarding while officials warn against panic buying. Despite warnings, some departments push limited sales and price increases. others insist shortages remain unlikely as authorities and firms pledge restraint and orderly buying.
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United Fhess
Learning Department
New York
Valley CofC Stark Calls Meeting on New By-Laws
Valley Chamber of Commerce members were urged to attend a noon Wednesday session at Castro Valley Gardens to vote on a new by laws set. Ted Lawrence outlined changes to eligibility and associate memberships, with a plan to elect a new board and officers for a one-year term.
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Valley Cofc
Stark
Oscip Starkhursday
Castro Valeley
Fey Hues Hessmnen
Chamber
Jiwa Vormmithesy
Persou
Jnhe Valley
Rex Iderico
Castro Valley
Din
Agalin Linghe
Moor
Cheetars
Usvovidle
Valle Lawrence
Teby-Lawa Cor ‘Yniltve
Harmany
Leona
Kkson
iThe Sathonenber
Bned
Tirst Or Provident
Secretivy
San Miguel
Castro Valley Boulevard
Koentz
Aden Township
One Man Crusade: Navy Vet Wages War on Alleged Communists
In Los Angeles a Navy veteran Frank Zaffina 32 of Monterey Park admits leading a melee at a Chrysler assembly plant after accusing workers of being communists. He said the attack aimed to “clean house” and that the riot injured several people before attackers fled. A photographer and several workers were hurt. some claimed they did not know what a “comrade” was.
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Navy
L.A
Chrysler
Los Angeles
Ondeman Enttende Agnlesti
Frank W. Zallina
Monterey Park
Calif
Zaffini
Amoot Crusade
Neuse
Anustina
Renie
Kore
South Pacific
Zelfina
Fim
Mensean
Air Force
Arthur Freeman
Leo Blanket
Nav Yelo Jon Creed
Gordon Basil
Valley Baptists to Break Ground for New Church Sunday
First Baptist church of Castro Valley will hold ground-breaking services after morning worship at the Redwood road and Almond Lane property. Rev Kenneth Ross announced the event with speaker Fred Anderson of Bay Cities Baptist Union and Dr Charles Robinson turning the first dirt. Construction to begin next week aims for volunteer church labor.
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First Baptist Chittchh
Castro Valley
Kenneth Ross
Redwood Road
Almond Jane
Fred Anderson
Bay Cities
Boy admits breaking into S L schools and more
A youth confessed to deputy sheriffs that he broke into and stole from several locations including Oakland Speedway cars, San Leandro stores, and Fairmont and fron schools. He implicated other boys in backfield thefts during races and shoplifting sprees, leading to juvenile detention and investigations of others. Dog-tag and fingerprint plans surfaced for New York schoolchildren amid air-attack prep. Fullerton Hunt Foods to pay 24 cent quarterly dividend on August 31 to holders of record August 15.
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le Lin Larense
Oakland Speedway
Renvale
Fairmont
Olther
Hayward
Lurestid
Eden
KE Corleis Bouta
Walnut Creek
Mrten
Speedway
Hayward Polies
Otther
Sprouse-Relly
San Leandro
Mdenville
Ashland
Fairmont School
Oakland
Fullerton
Hunt Foods
Regents Vote on New Contracts at California University
In San Francisco the UC Regents voted 10 to 9 to offer new contracts to 39 non signers of anti communist loyalty pledges after a turbulent 3.5 hour session. Governor Ball and several regents supported the action while others urged broader protections for academic freedom amid the loyalty controversy.
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Ball” Winren
Robert W. Underhill
Board of Regents
Anat
Stolfasthy
Communist Party
Caramunhist Party
Robert Gordon Spent
Prafesaig
Acadumile Assembly
Rexcals Hart
Agai
Gov. Warren
Ney E. Simpson
Sproul
Los Angeles
Sidney Y. Ehrman
San Francisco
Maurice Ti. Harrison
Fred M. Joredon
Edwin W. Paley
Noylan
John Canieflay
Tos Anptotes
New War Erupting Off Formosa Reds Attack Two Islands
A partial and fragmented notice reports fighting near Formosa with Red forces attacking two islands. A local boy, Private Bael Rodrigues, 18, is listed as missing in action in Korea. He enlisted in Mayo, served with the 4th Infantry Regiment, and departed Port Ord for Asia in January. His family in Hayward learned of his status only through a message from adjutant general.
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Formosa
Bael Rodrigues
Garcia Hodri+ Buoy
Sonoma Street
Maynard
Iron Kaward PB. Witsett
Army
Py Beloit
Mayo
Wat
Port Ord
Dapan
Fetter
Pel Trodrigoe
Opposition to Rent Decontrol Petition in Hayward Debated
Hayward residents and labor groups oppose decentral rent control removal. A petition signed by 79 rental-property owners asks relief from tax hikes and rent decontrol. The council sent the petition to city attorney and manager for review and a 30 day impartial survey of rental properties may follow.
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Bfamntian
Teday
Bilter
Citi
Matteo Peel Walout
Llolyoaleets
Ropperk
Fee Ofissert
Ldss
Arehe Bay
Carpenters
Alameda County
Tuiktiog
Tyre
Ciest
Gila Lh
Funeral set Monday for Harold Owens
Funeral services for Harold Owens will be held Monday at the Garden Chapel of Pratt-Flicvl Mortuary in Chatto Valley. Owens, a San Leandro Kiwanis Club member and Alameda Deputy Sheriff’s Association participant, died of a heart attack after collapsing en route to a hospital. He leaves his wife Patricia and two children, with brothers and sisters in Vallejo San Jose and Sunnyvale.
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Manuel
Harold Owens
Dopa
Monidipy
Girden
Pratt-Flicvl
San Miguel Avenue
Chatto Valley
Owens
Lake Chichel Galt
San Leandro
Korean War News At A Glance From United Press
Nationalists report Communist shells on Iwao M island group off China as prep for invasion. American forces strengthen positions along major road to Korea with First Cavalry advancing to forward battle lines. Dutch, American and British ships operate off the Korean coast. Maj. Gen. William F. Dean of the 24th Division is officially reported missing in action and believed wounded.
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Iwao M
China
Tokyo
Tyajor-Yongdong
First Cavalry Division
Korea
First Cavalry Divison
Washington
William F. Dean
U.S
Koran
Yokyo
Trriyal
First Cavalry
Taejon
Douglas MacAxthuy
South Korea
Formosa
United States
Truman
Armerican Dorcen
Marduelian
Taejon-Yongdong
MacArtine
North Korea
T'pejon
2Dth
Crew Williane FP. Dein
24Th
MacArthur
Kelfwig
Taijon
Fammini
Min
Ghanju
Patjee
MarAchye Canlier
Yochan
Tifl Air Te
Trojan
Pyonstyang
Sirsk Cavalry
Rec
Negro 24th Has Fighting Tradition
The 24th infantry regiment of the 26th division earned distinction in Korea and earlier wars. It recaptured Yochon during shifting frontlines on the Northeastern Korean front and traces a long line of heroism from the Indian Wars to the Spanish American War and Philippine Insurrection. Its officers and soldiers have a storied record through World War II and battles at Guadalcanal and Okinawa.
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Yochon Ob
Baton Rouge
Regiiment
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Oleimagen
Okinawa
Mane
State Guard Faces Call for About 3000 Reservists
Army announces 11 divisions may be mobilized with about 3000 guardsmen called. California units include 1st and 4th divisional brigades in San Francisco and San Diego, engineer groups in Los Angeles, ordnance depot in San Luis Obispo, 117th truck company in Alameda, totaling around 8000 personnel among divisions. Some units hold 2000-strong complements. orders for some are expected early next week, but the Army says these divisions will not be called at this time.
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Chilttorinia
Linia
Avni
Ingar Peni
Califorriin Mational Gantestrion
1Ath
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Pasame
Ordnamen Depot Comepany
San Lis Obispo
117Th Truck Company
Abasinders
Mth National Guardive Son
Alameda
40Th Division
Army
Local Man Hurt in Merced Highway Wreck
Robert Norman of Hayward was seriously injured when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Morgan Petroff of Merredich and Lagan from Brentwood. A Petroff passenger died, five others were seriously hurt, and Petroff’s two children sustained minor injuries. Police described four men in the other car and noted passenger details.
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Robert Norman
Hayward
Merced
Morgan Petroff
Merredich
Lagan
Brentwood
Norman'yar
Petrott
Childen
Highway Patrolwen
Novascar
Nic Fanather
Taejon Front Quiet as U S Forces Bolster Hillsides
American forces with the First Cavalry Division tightened positions along the Taejon Yongdong road in South Korea. MacArthur reported the Taejon front stable as the North Koreans pressed patrols and the Seventh Fleet guarded Formosa amid wider communist activity.
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