Crisis comparisons mark tense political rally
In Salem Illinois Senate leader Scott Lucas warned the crowd the Korean crisis is the worst since Hitler’s era. He cited Kremlin dynamics as allowing peace or war on multiple fronts while Rep Donald Dueson of California accused Republicans of pushing toward war and criticized "false economy" rhetoric.
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Committee Rejects Mobilization Plan in House Hearing
The House banking committee, by one vote, rejected the Baruch plan for wage and price controls and tentatively approved most of President Truman's moderate controls plan. Truman reiterated that stringent controls are not needed now, but said they could be necessary if total mobilization requires it.
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Sorensen Called to Active Duty as Navy Pilot
Lt. (jg) KR Don Sorensen of Hayward recalled to active duty as a fighter pilot in the U.S. Navy. Awaiting assignment at Oakland Naval Air Station, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sorensen. He and his wife Carla Roberts live on San Carlos Avenue, Hayward. Sorensen is a San Jose State College alumnus and Hayward Union High School graduate.
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Polio Strikes Wytheville Town in Virginia Epidemic
Wytheville Virginia, a town of about 400 residents, faces a severe poliomyelitis outbreak. Basil O'Connor of the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation calls it a unprecedented epidemic as seven of Wythe County's 22,000 residents have died and 76 additional cases have been reported in 26 days. Military enlistments were halted for the stricken area and preinduction exams in Cannoke were canceled as a precaution.
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National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
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Navy
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Preliminary Plans For Kid's Day In Hayward Kiwanis
Charles Sherman led Kiwanis club members in discussing National Kid's Day at Castro Villa. The September 30 celebration will involve radio and TV programs and local stunts. Jimmie Fideler will feature the project on national Sunday program. A local “Kid Ward” will be chosen from pupils for leadership and scholarship with prizes.
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Kiwanis Club
Hayward
Castro Villa
Kiwanis Cuibs
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Mollywport
Wayward
Who Must Register Under the Present Draft Law
The draft at a glance states that all men aged 18 to 25 must register while men aged 19 to 25 are eligible for active duty. It notes Selective Service has called up 20,000 so far and asks who is affected. It explains that men 24 and 25 are being called, and that veterans and registrants with expired enlistments may have to re register. If the law broadens to older ages, those who registered before June 24, 1948 must re register, while those who registered after that date would not.
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Nat H Ave
Truman says wage price controls not planned now
President Truman said wage price rationing is not in sight and no current plan exists to seek authority for drastic controls. He indicated any move would require full mobilization if needed and stressed that an all out mobilization is not favored at present.
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Bernard M. Barueh
Hayward area fair booth plans outline ham and bacon booth
Lowell Lass outlined the Castro Valley Fair booth operation for the ham and bacon stand to be set up Friday through Sunday August 4 5 and 6 at the fairgrounds.
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Lowell Lass
Castro Valley Fair
U S Must Improve Rlations With Far East Says Burmese Student
Pe Tin Win, a Burmese student at the University of California, urged Swescheon Rotary members to rebuild trust with the Far East. He described Burma as formerly part of India with 19,000,000 people, exporting 60 percent of rice to India, and noted Japan's influence fueling nationalism while Burmese public life remains dominated by multiple political parties.
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C-47 Down In Ocean With 26 Aboard, Tokyo Area
A C-47 carrying 26 people including four newspaper correspondents disappeared shortly after takeoff from Tokyo Bay area, likely over water near Shima. One survivor reported eight to ten miles off Oshima Island as air and sea search continues for the missing crew and passengers amid wartime assignments.
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Time
Life Magazines
Valley Center Facilities Well Used
Valley Center facilities at Castro Valley Community Center see heavy use despite the vacation season. Walter Robinson notes multiple groups use the hall and grounds daily and nightly, including local clubs and youth groups, with a new barbecue pit, reinstalled swings, and planned tennis courts improving public recreation.
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Hayward Planners Back Telesis Exhibit Effort
Hayward planning commission on Tuesday offered moral support to Telesis a Bay Area planning group. They plan to present an exhibit prepared by the group within months and to share it after a Sept 20 showing at the San Francisco Museum of Art. The exhibit titled The Next Million People highlights Bay Area planning challenges.
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Wagon Master and More at Local Theatres
Lorenzo Theatre presents Wagon Master at 7 and 10 20. Mot or Movies show Cheaper by the Dozen at 9 12 and 12 48. Singing Guns screens after. Ritz Theatre features My Friend Inma Goes West with showings at 1 30, 4 26, 7 22 and 10 25 and Motor Patrol at 3 10, 6 06, 8 08. Chahou Theatre screens Backfire and Dear to My Shart at 6 34 and 10 20. Hayward Theatre shows The Asphalt Jungle at 2 41 Ad and 9 23 plus Blonde Dynamite at 1 35, 4 58, 8 23.
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Air Strikes Against N Korea Reported Inconclusive
The Air Force said American bombers conducted recon strikes on North Korean targets over two days with more than 288 sorties daily and a likely 600 total. Targets spanned the peninsula from railroad yards to supply dumps and Red troop concentrations, with possible indication of a hidden permanent bridge across the Han River near Seoul.
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Ean River
Seoul
Third tunuel exhibit by Pesca dero Summer School of Art
The exhibition opens Sunday in the Pesca dero union high school auditorium from 1 30 to Juny. It features mature artists and hobby painters whose fresh approaches resemble Grand Na Mosés, offering a wide range of works. The show marks the summer’s culmination with many fine paintings on display.
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Air Force Details North Korean Traffic Disruption
An Air Force spokesman said most North Korean military traffic is on isolated roads requiring continuous reconnaissance by American aircraft, indicating strategic challenges in monitoring revealed by the damaged or knocked out road network.
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Air Force
Truman says not considering atomic strike on Korea
President Truman stated at a news conference that he is not at this time contemplating the use of atomic bombs against North Korea. He answered the question directly, clarifying U.S. policy amid ongoing tensions with the North Korean communists.
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