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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

5

Alaska Heat Wave and Fires Rattle Anchorage Area

Twenty or more forest fires raged in the Anchorage and Tailbanks areas amid a late spring heat wave. One blaze destroyed a valuable spruce stand. About 1,000 acres burned 11 miles south of Fairbanks, with smoke over Anchorage as crews battled fires driven by strong winds. An artillery fire caused a 700-acre timber blaze near Fort Richardson, plus others near Fort Yukon, McGrath, and Fairview.

Anchorage Alaska Fairbanks Air Force Forest Service Fort Hishardson Fort Yukon McGrath Fairsvell

Navy Grants Sailor 30 Day Leave To See Cancer Rival

A Navy machinist mate from Sioux Falls received 80 days leave to join his fiancée Betty Thompson in Atlanta as she battles cancer. The couple, both 18 and 19, plan a future wedding at home with support from a local benefactor, while Betty fights the disease that has spread to her lungs. The Navy offered potential indefinite extension and possible transfer to the Atlanta station.

Navy Lad Dick West Atlanta Youn Naval Air Station Norfolk, Va Tom Amburn Sioux Falls S. C Thompson Toverly Atlanta, Naval Air Station Tom Betty Russell High School Picus Alrteady American Cancer Society Honey Slowx Falls Austin Abbott Rovers Sandy Springs

China Reds Begin Surrender Trend to Allied Forces

In Korea, surrendering Chinese Reds increase as Maj. Gen. Claude L. Ruffiner notes a soldier coming to his jeep with hands up. Since May 16 the India Head division reports 2130 captured Communists. Lt. Col. Henry C. Becker cites fear of death and hunger as reasons, with many volunteers to return to hills and aid others. Some prisoners fear execution yet seek safety and food, while many are emaciated and wounded from semi-starvation.

Glenn Stackhouse U.S Korea U. S Claude L. Ruffiner Foo East Central Henry C. Becker Tacoma Wash United Nations Becker America 38Th Field Artillery Battalion Claiborne W. Hodges Wilmington N. C Chongchun Pravtast Marad

Truman to Get Indirect Power in Credit Measures

Republicans signaled support for the administration’s plan to tighten credit by raising bank reserve requirements to curb loans. Speaker opposition grew to extend direct controls, with calls to limit new powers over rents and commodity speculation and uncertainty about defense production act renewal beyond June 30.

Washington Truman House House Banking Committee Jesse P. Walcott R. Mich

Religious training urged to shape America's future

Washington governor Langlie told 1,560 churchmen that religious training builds moral values for youths and the nation. The Bay Ports commission bill signed by Warren creates a nine member interim body to study a unified Bay Area port authority, reporting next session. The NAC notes a car at 180 mph requires about 180 feet to stop, a reminder to drivers not to push limits.

Redlands T.2 Arthur Langlie Washington America Jgovernor Langlie Arest Christian Iortte Bay Commission Warren Sacramento U.R Gay Earl. Warren San Francisco Bay Ports Commission Bay “Area Jesse Mayo Angeles Camp

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