Reds Talk Peace Plan World War as Truman Warns U.S.
President Truman charged the United States must not drop guard while Russia builds military strength at home and in satellites. He warned that new aggression could come at any time, noting peace moves in Korea do not indicate peaceful intentions. He criticized critics at home and defended the fight for world peace, saying Soviet armies are being expanded in Eastern Europe.
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Detroit
Truman
Korea
Russia
Motor
Dean Acheson
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Soviet Union
Cadillac Square
City Hall
Edward Morgan
White
Dou
Hepunleng
Douglas MacArthur
Far Eastern
Robhert A. Ft. R
Joseph BR. McGarthy
Wis
State Department
United States
Red
Europe
Kremlin
Only One Was Willing To Sign His Petition
Madison report notes a journalist failed to obtain signatures for a petition of excerpts from the Declaration of Independence and Constitution. Only Wentworth A. Millar, an insurance man, signed. Respondents feared consequences and denied Communist ties. one called it a radical trick, others asked about loyalty clearance. President Truman referenced the incident in Detroit.
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Madison
Wis
U.21
Madison, Wis
Capital Times
Truman
Detroit
Hin
God
Wentworth A. Millar
Armed Forces Bay Employes Get Pay Hikes
San Francisco report states about 55,000 Bay Area Armed Forces payroll workers will gain hourly increases. Navy employees gain six to eleven cents per hour. Army and Air Force civilians average six cents. Affected roles include electricians and machinists. professional civil service staff are exempt. Area spans Vallejo to San Jose. First raise for hourly workers since 1886.
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San Francisco
U.pi
Bay Area
Armed Forces
Navy
Army
Air Force
Civil Service Office
Vallejo
Fairfield
San Jose
Arms Navy
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chariity
Oakland Dealer Davis Pays $1500 Fine in Court
In Sacramento U S District Court, Phil Davis an Oakland auto dealer paid a $1500 fine. Davis had been ordered to serve a six months'pilgory sentence and the payment was made by his business manager John Church today.
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Sacramento
Oakland
Phil Davis
U. S
John Church
Davis
Record Building Activity in Twelfth District Amid Restrictions
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco reports that Twelfth District construction stays at record levels in 1951 despite building and credit limits. Nonresidential work leads over housing, with future volumes tied to mortgage money and materials. Military expansion continues, but overall residential declines and some public and private nondefense cuts may occur.
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Federal Reserve District
San Francisco
Federal Reserve Bank of
No Major Progress In Northern California Nevada Strike
Negotiators from PT and CWA reported a tentative wage agreement but said no major progress was achieved in the latest talks. Wage concessions were offered to raise top rates with a 10 percent ceiling under Wage Stabilization Board rules. Pickets continued at multiple San Francisco exchanges while service remained normal. Additional talks were scheduled for California Nevada and Oregon today.
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San Francisco
California-Nevada
Pay Telephone & Telegraph Company
CIO Communications Workers of America
Omar Hoskins
Pt&t
Buell
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
California
Portland
CWA
T. J
Aadl
Oregon
Burglars Loot Motor Company Office in Hayward
Motor Company on East 14th Street reports a daytime burglary. Intruders pried an office screen and stole 347 dollars in cash and checks while a gasoline attendant nearby saw nothing. P Nunes reported the break in. owner Leonard P Nunes was away.
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Hayward
Tnes Motor Company
East 14Th Street
P. Nunes
Sheriff's
Leonard. P. Nunes
Main Street
Three Area School Projects Approved by State Board
The State Allocation Board approved multiple school projects in the 3 Area region. Alameda County San Lorenzo school district accepted a $265,400 bid for project No 9 with average $17.82. A $214,570 bid for project No 15 for classroom construction was approved. Mount Kader elementary school district approved $112.21 for classroom construction and site addition with average $17.37.
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Sacramento
State Allocation Board
Alameda County
San Larenzo
Mount Kader
New Control Bill Permits Hikes In Price Rollbacks
Washington officials prepared to implement a price control bill allowing some price increases and rollbacks, crafted from Senate and House measures. The measure, expected to reach President Truman for signature, would relax ceilings on cost adjustments and permit limited price rises while preserving some rollbacks on farm items and continuing the 10 percent beef rollback. The conference committee approved the bill unanimously. Senator Sparkman said the bill could be workable and predicted Truman would sign it, citing broader provisions beyond price controls. The bill also relaxes installment buying restrictions for autos, furniture, and electrical goods and allows modest price increases up to 20 percent over total levels for certain items.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Truman
Michael V. di Salle
DiSalle
Conference Committee
Burnt R. Maybank
D.C
Senate House
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Jutal
Control bill highlights in Washington news items
The Senate approved a compromise price control bill weakening pre Korean era rules, allowing cost plus for certain price rises, slower rollbacks for non farm goods, and relaxed consumer credit rules including higher down payments and longer payment terms for autos furniture and appliances. Rents may rise up to 20 percent above June 1947 levels with possible control in defense areas, while new quotas and other powers shape production mobilization. Pit River Indians seek 25 million dollars restitution for lands seized from their ancestors in Modoc county California.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Michael Y. di Salle
Multiple Traffic Collisions Injure Dozens Across Alameda County
A surge of traffic accidents in Southern Alameda County left 19 people hurt within 26 hours. Highway patrol and Hayward police investigate hit-and-run cases, overturned cars on Niles Road, and a Centerville school area collision. Several drivers, including Claude D. McLennan and Jesus R. Leyvas, face inquiries, with injuries ranging from major to serious and a child listed among the injured.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Highway Patrol
Hayward
Niles Road
Sorensen Road
Claude D. McLennan
Folsom Avenue
D and
Castro Streets
Sam Ogle
Niles Roc
Dann TV
Mast
13Th Street
Joyce King
Taylor Avenue
Hanabter's
Centerville
Highway 17
Walters
Highland Hospital
Hast 4Th
Barney, Buchanan
Jack McEvers
Rad
Olga Chant
Oakland
Jesus R. Leyvas
Phoenix
Aziz
Robinson Virnil
Center Street
Castro Valley
Leyvas
George Baldivia
Pleansanton
Sata Rita Road
John Enrich
Pauline Wrabel
Highway 50
Fallon Road
William MM. Lukasik
LeGrand
Calif
Karen Anderson
Wesley O. Denis
Traynor Sireet
Jackson Street
Watkins
Hernandez
San
Clarence P. Moore
Moore
Reds Tighten Candy Curtain in Kaesong Ceasefire Talks
In Kaesong, North Korean newsmen protest UN candy aid as children watch from windows while UN reporters note a shift in candy deliveries. Elsewhere in Korea, UN forces smash Red mountaintop defenses on the east-central front with air and sea bombardment alongside ground advances toward the Red lines near Kaesong.
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Karbsong
Korea
Kaesong
Jtone
Kacsong
Kae Fave
U.P
United Nations
Tevin Key Heights
North Korea
Vanga
Sariwen
Itsvangju
Unlite
Ting
Marine III Corsai Daiva
Hopes Dim For Early Order To End Hostilities
UN and Communist negotiators in Kaesong failed to reach an agreed cease fire line. Joy urged a front based demarcation while Nam Il insisted on a parallel boundary. After 2 hours of talks and private huddles, optimism faded and a quick accord seemed unlikely.
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Kaesong
Korea
Dlr
United Nations
Karsong
Joy
Wriday
Tarney Joy
South
Kora
Caromunist
Ne-Gotintor
Nam Il
Parglich
Red
Igwseng
Commun
North Korea
Veds
Gour'ees
Ecenneclot
UNS
le Dheiy
Vath
lBih
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