Sugar Hoarding Sparks U S Government Action
News dispatch reports concerns over sugar hoarding as Brannan and the Agriculture Department move to stabilize prices and secure supply. Officials say 690,000 tons hoarded in Cuba and in the United States threaten scarcity. plans include using commodity funds to buy or sell sugar to maintain domestic availability and curb price spikes.
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Missing Boys Case Clouds Reilly Family Tragedy
Mrs. Reilly reported her husband and two boys missing after he planned a reconciliation trip to Seattle. Reilly, a former wrestler and WWII chief petty officer, died in a Napa County car crash while en route. Authorities and family seek the boys, while the widow asks for any information from the public.
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Mrs Cora Roe dies after fall at home in Norwalk
Mrs Cora Roe of Norwalk California died after a plunge at 4 am. She had lived in Norwalk since selling her home at Sunset Boulevard 1h years ago. Survivors include daughter Ruth Mursko of Grove City California and granddaughters Dorothy Smith and Virginia Belcher. Funeral services pending in the south.
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North Korean Kids Used as Fodder for U S Guns
Front line officers in Korea describe North Korean youths pressed into combat roles, allegedly driven to fight under duress. Witnesses say execution of orders led to grave casualties as young recruits were shuffled into artillery lines and exposed to deadly fire amid a major offensive.
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UN Council Hears Korea War Mediation Talk Amid Absence
The UN Security Council, with the Soviet chair vacant, deliberated next moves on Korea as Russia's return is speculated. Delegates note possible mediation terms, US intervention critique, and potential tensions with Yugoslavia or Germany if Russia reengages.
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Scout Fair Planned by Busy San Lorenzo Group
Sir Lorenzo area scouts plan a Scout Fair for August 25 and 26 to fund a cabin for local youth. Executive and finance committee at the July 25 meeting includes A H Gunter Mrs Adrian Springer and Mrs Dean L Stribley plus Mrs Herold Hans. Springer leads as Girl Scout finance chair and local club officer while Shibley heads the district problem committee and Bethel 21 Mothers Club vice president.
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MacArthur Communique on Korean Front July 29
Tokyo bulletin reports Gen Douglas MacArthur describing a shift near Ichon Ni as elements of the 15th North Korean division press a wedge against the 16th South Korean division and the US 25th Infantry. About 800 enemy troops engaged. main communist effort along Taejon Kumchon axis with heavy assaults near Yongdong and Hwanggan. Far East naval and air forces sustain bombardments and logistical support as US troops hold, resist, and seek to restore positions amid continued pressure.
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Village Bowlers Enter Grape Tournament at Lodi Saturday
San Lorenzo Village bowlers will represent at the Grape Festival Tournament held in Lodi Saturday night. The Villagers plan to start play around 10 p m and hope to bring back a prize. Top teams from the area will be present. Participants include Frank and Vernon Meyers Blackie Herat Bill Longacre and Bryan Doughty.
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Mobilization Aims For National Army Expansion Debated
The committee held a lengthy executive session on military mobilization plans. Officials refused to reveal troop numbers or division structure. A 105 millimeter recoilless rifle was shown to illustrate new equipment, while officials declined to describe its tactical capabilities. Military leaders hoped the draft exit would boost voluntary enlistments.
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Funeral rites set for Joseph Martinez retiree resident
Joseph Martinez 73, Puerto Rican born, died suddenly yesterday at his home on 3 Yenmore Street after 24 years in the community. Funeral services at Templo de La Fi Saturday at 9 am with burial in Mt. Aden cemetery. Visitation at Sarenseh Brothers chapel, 1140 B Street. He was widower of Mrs. Roga Martinez and father of Mrs. Jennie M. Flores and Julian Martinez of Hayward, grandfather of Jum nila, David and Ralph Flores, and great grandfather of Rosemary Rodriguez.
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Hayward
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Ralph Flores
Rose PF. Rodriguez
Rosemary Rodriguez
Battle Report on Korean War Tug of War on Taciga Kumchon Axis
Communist forces pressed multiple sectors around Yongdong and Hwanggan as three divisions fought US First Cavalry in savage firefights. Allied air support persisted despite heavy rain hampering the air effort. naval saturation bombardment along the east coast continued with effective results. MacArthur said the Communists aimed to force a decision before UN forces could mount a counteroffensive.
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Castros Valley Ye s Pool Plan Moves Forward
Residents consider a living war memorial pool under the plan with a six point report outlining need authority cost use and finance. Three potential sites are Castro Valley Community Center near 8 pool Christensen Lane near the new school site and the area between Santa Maria Avenue and Hedwood Road. George Vestal of Hayward recreation department pledges cooperation to secure a Castro Valley pool.
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Mock Atomic Bomb Attack Set for California Cities
Governor Warren announced plans to conduct civil defense tests against simulated atomic bomb attacks in San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. No dates set. cities must agree on the test order and readiness. The plan was agreed upon by National Security Resources Board officials in meetings in Seattle and here last month.
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Barn Dance Saturday Night at Community Center
A real old fashioned barn dance will start at 9 Gelack Saturday night July 29 at the San Lorenzo Community Center on Pa Grande. Scott Br winner of wancy Stopp post 4170 Veterans of Far eitn Ware promises the dance will be the best yet sponsored by the organization with an orchestra on hand.
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Reorganized South Korean Army Back In Fighting
TOKYO reports the badly battered South Korean army has been reorganized and is fighting on multiple fronts with Americans. Units are re-equipped and used for patrols along eastern flanks while senior officers serve as interpreters. Major issues include supply shortages and improvised weapons as conscripts drill to bolster frontline defense.
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Barn Dance Offers Prize For Most Improperly Costumed Dancer
A barn dance will feature live music and a prize for the most impropriety in costume. A small admission fee will be charged for the event, which aims to attract attendees and create a lively, humorous atmosphere.
Motorcycle Crash Injures Rider Near Foothill Boulevard
A motorcyclist, Marty Pascoe, 81, suffered head, leg and arm injuries when his bike struck a parked semi truck on the Foothill Boulevard shoulder near 41st Avenue. He was treated at Fairmont hospital and later transferred to Merrick Memorial hospital in Berkeley, condition today listed as fair. He was part of a trio visiting friends, with Roy Bridges and Lowell Swinford, who left a friends’ home around 10:30 pm.
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Legionnaires Honor Howard Burkhart At Oakland Funeral
American Legion members and auxiliary attended funeral services for Howard Burkhart, husband of the district tenth past president, with services at Laurel Chapel in Oakland and altered rites by local members on Wednesday. Mourners included Alan Struts Hazel Drury Arnott Leubker Bugz Parks Elizabeth Monahan Louise Nethour Cora Pressly Elisa Drury Elsa Leubker Marie Newsomer and Betty Rooney.
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Delegation Seeks Four Lane Hayward Highway Aid
Hayward officials pressed the Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee for early action on a four lane highway linking U S 50 with Niles Trand and Jackson streets. The commission offered 75000 for additional rights of way and promised budget consideration for construction. Mayor Carlos Bee and city leaders presented, noting an estimated 350000 more will be needed to finish property purchases. Chamber of Commerce manager Roger Anderson called the city presentation successful and anticipated support from the county committee.
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Helicopter Rescues Man After Bay Plane Crash
A Coast Guard helicopter rescued Melvin G. Huris, 34, Burlingame, from San Francisco Bay after a plane crashed near the San Mateo Bridge. A bridge attendant saw Huris struggling and the helicopter carried him to safety minutes after the wreck in very cold, weak condition.
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