Finletter warns against extending Korea war risks global spread
Air Force Secretary Thomas K Finletter warned that extending the Korean conflict could spread the war far beyond desired limits. Speaking to the Minneapolis chamber of commerce he urged caution about MacArthur's limited-war proposals and stressed air power as the main deterrent to Communist aggression while acknowledging the inability to stop all attacks on the United States and the need to live with danger until war is eliminated.
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Minneapolis
Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
Douglas MacArthur
Finletter
United States
Guided Missile Mac Santa Monica Development Revealed
Douglas Aircraft Co and Bell Telephone Laboratories disclosed a faster-than-sound guided missile designed to spot and destroy high flying enemy aircraft. The ground launched weapon uses aircraft radar to feed altitude speed and course data into a computer which directs interception before operators guide the missile to explode.
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Santa Monica
Douglas Aircraft Co
Trojted
Douglas
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Army Ordnance Corps
Bell
Naval officer says oath forced letter against administration
Lt. JG William H. Evans Jr, 29, said his oath to defend the nation compelled his March letter criticizing the Truman administration and Dean Acheson. He claims pro-American voices must go underground after his discharge for the anti-administration statements amid Korea tensions.
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Washington W.P
J.G. Willian H. Evans, Jr
Navy
Far East
Evans
Korea
Annapolis
Truman
Roosevelt
Dean Acheson
Alfred Kohlberg
New York
Kohlberg
Measles Still Flourish Here in Hayward
Hayward leads measles cases in Alameda County with eleven of ninety three reported last week. Eden township tops with thirty eight cases and Pleasanton thirty. San Leandro eight, Washington five, Murray one. Year total rises to one thousand five hundred sixty four.
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Hayward
Alameda
AA Explained to Church by Christ Church Group
At the Christ Church Brotherhood meeting on May 24 Alex F explained Alcoholics Anonymous by noting first century Christianity as its secret. He said members save themselves by helping others without expectation of repayment and brought recordings about AA’s history and growth. The group will hear more about AA at its June meeting.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Christ Church Brotherhood
Alex F
Anonymous
Christ Brotherhood
A. A
Club hears Fred Cox at Ashland meeting on government form
Improvement club will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at Ashland Grammar school at 7 pm. Fred Cox former Hayward Chamber of Commerce president will speak on the rural Burrough Form of Government affecting unincorporated areas between San Leandro and Hayward. Public invited per Mrs. Josephine Moyes. Traffic accidents in rural California rose in early 1951 with 6,251 reportable, 9,729 injured, and 601 killed, compared to 6,219 accidents, 8,040 injured, and 381 killed in 1950.
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Ashland
Improvement Club
Ashland Grammar School
Fred Cox
Hayward Charmer of Commerce
Cox
Burrough
San Leandro
Hayward
Josephine Moyes
California
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Hayward Printers
the Daily Review
Lucerne
Castro St. Hayward
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Totor
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