Allied drive into Korean mountains threatens Chinese operations
United Nations infantry drive into the Chorwon Kumhwa Pyonggang triangle presses toward the Kron Fortress in central Korea. Allied gains reach up to four miles as Reds retaliate with heavy artillery and counterattacks. Censorship limits exact pinpointing of breakthroughs amid rain and rugged terrain.
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Fees Oy
Yokyo
United Nations
Red Army
Sth
Allice
U.S
Robert Gibson
Kumbhwa
Hwachon
Jay
Nea Yonchon
Chornopy
Charwon-Kumhwa
Chorwon
Kumbwa
Yonchon
Chail
RVA Convention in Hayward This Week
The Regular Veterans Association meets in Hayward Friday through Sunday to set the 1951 state program and discuss the national plan. National Commander Frank E. McClernan says the group has directed over 2.0 billion dollars to veterans and dependents via its service and lobbying arms.
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Hayward
Harold G. Hagen
Minnesota
RVA
Weular Army
Frank E. McClernan
Baltimore
High Court Upholds Loyalty Oath for Los Angeles Employees
Washington imprensa reports the Supreme Court upholding the Los Angeles loyalty oath requiring city workers to affirm allegiance to the U.S. and state, declare non affiliation with the Communist party within five years, and file a self affidavit. Seventeen discharged workers challenged the measure through three courts, with dissents from Justices Black Burton Frankfurter and Douglas.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Tustlee
Tym
Clark
Hugo L. Black
Harold H. Burton
Elix Frankfurter
Wallan G
Douglas
Wilhar
Communist Party
Frances Schwvartz
Ola Moss
Soldier Hangs Self Over AWOL Charge in San Francisco
In San Francisco Sgt. Walter Jackson, 30, hanged himself at a playground rather than answer an absent without leave charge at Gamp Stoneman Army base. Police found a pocket note stating his devotion to the Army and his inability to return.
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San Francisco
Gamp Stoneman
Army
Walter Jackson
Fire destroys mill at High Sierra with massive damages
A blaze ravaged the High Sierra Pine Mill in Oroville area causing an estimated 275000 dollars in damage. L A Ohlsen, president of High Sierra Corporation, reported the damage while mill foreman James Lakey described the fire as explosive and said it began around 40 minutes after Saturday start, driven by a 30 mile wind.
Court Upholds Conviction of 11 Commies
Washington based report states the Supreme Court upheld the 11 Communist party members convictions under the Smith Act of 1949 for conspiring to overthrow the U.S. government by force. Justices affirmed five year sentences and fines up to ten thousand dollars, citing a clear and present danger from their activities including party leadership figures from New York to Detroit and Chicago. The ruling directs lower courts to proceed with committal or re hearing petitions within days.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William Black Ented
Justie Clark
New York
Fred M. Vinson
Sheey
U.S
Communist Party
Robert G. Thompson
Vinson
United States
Thompson
Stite
Eugene Dounis
U.S Communist Party
Gus Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
Atate
John Z. Williamson
Jacl Stachel
Carl Winter
Detroit
Michigan
Gilbert Green
Chicago
Illinois
Benjamin J. Davis, Jr
New York City
Comethian
Irving Potash
Zar and Teather Workers Union
Iqm Cates
New Wek Daily Work
Cane ‘Party
Henry Winston
Dennis
Party
Comtempt
Congress
High Cour
114 Year Old Gives Advice On Long Life
LICHMOND AP reports 114 year old Ortiz, born in San Augustino Mexico in 137, marked his birthday by sharing tips for longevity. He advises enjoying work, going to bed early, and avoiding drunkenness. Though unable to garden, he still enjoys a half pack of cigarettes daily and a small glass of wine with meals.
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Lichmond
Ortiz
Cro
San Augustino
Mexico
Willy
Elementary Teachers Install At All Day Ranch Meeting
New officers for the Associated Elementary Teachers of Payward were installed during an all day affair at the Old Hearst ranch on Saturday. Retiring teacher Mrs. Mable Taylor from Muirschank received honors as she concluded 27 years in the Hayward area with stops at Muir High School Highland and Stony Brook. The event featured remarks by Jack Rees Hayward School District superintendent. Officers named included Antoinette Foster Bret Harte president and Richard Couginin Bret Harte vice president. Directors for 1951 52 named Alwine Fenton Pat Sutter Verrell McCultloch Marion Thorpe Elizabeth Monroe Joy Lake and Ruby Hausauery. Trustees Edward Stanton Clive Close and Dr Travokl McCartar attended as special guests.
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Associated
Payward
Hearst Ranch
Mable _ Taylor
Muirschank
An Foster
Jack Rees
Hayward
Muir High School
Highland School
Stony Brooks
Antoinette Foster
Bret Narte
Richard Couginin
Bret Harte
Clasenary Coath
Muir Kehool
Lois Landesmark
Uastview
Gladys Monrne
Kimball
Whelma ‘Baprick
Baywood
Betty ‘Itchner
Bob Cochram Wiss
Varry Coleman
Jastice
Helen An 5S
Treasury
Claire Krauskopf
Carolyn Cunley
Mys. Landesmark
Alwine Fenton
Pat Sutter
Verrell McCultoch
Burbank
Marion Thorpe
Cherryland
Elizabeth Monroe
Fairview
Joy Lake
Highland
Ruby Hausauery
Bernice Hungerford
Markham
Norma Feterson
Muir
Edward Stanton
Nil Close
Travokl McCartar
Price War Spreads to San Francisco and Omaha
United Press reports price wars expand to San Francisco and Omaha amid federal anti trust threats. Macy's in New York proposed a six percent price gap above the world’s largest store. rivals rejected. Weinstein's in San Francisco cuts fair trade items. Lee Smith drugs orders deeper markdowns. Washington official warns some New York sales may violate anti trust laws. New York lawmakers plan further probe as fair trade battles heat up.
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United Press
San Francisco
Omaha
New York
Macy's Department Store
Weinstein’s Department Store
Lee Smith
Smith Drugs
Washington
George J. Burger
National Federation of Independent Business
Federal Trade Commission
Joverall
Alsa
Foin Steingut
U.S. Supreme Court
Steingul
Imany
Phuey
Russia Agrees To Meeting Of Big Four
Paris dispatch reports Russia agreed to attend a High Level Four meeting in Washington on July 23 only if the North Atlantic Defense pact and the issue of American bases in Kampe are placed on the agenda. Western Allies US Britain and France rejected the condition after weeks of talks. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko delivered the conditional note in Moscow and Washington.
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Paris
Russia
Washington
Kampe
United States
Great Britain
France
Andrei A. Dromyko
Gromyko
Moscow
Local Soldier Aboard Ship Returning Dead
Oakland reports the arrival of 34 U S war dead from Korea aboard the USNS Lawrence Vic to the Oakland Army base. Solemn dockside ceremonies were held at the base chapel by representatives of three faiths. Pvt. Earl Rodriguez of Hayward, last year overseas, is the only local man among the returnees.
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Oakland
Korea
United States
Lawrence Vic- Oey
Oakland Army Base
Earl Rodriguez
Garcia Rodrigues
Sonoma Street
Hayward
Hayward Area
Six Injured In Auto Crash In Hayward
Six persons were injured in a two car collision at the intersection of Le and Second streets. Averett P. Thomas, 26, of San Lorenzo drove one car that overturned. Passenger Nora America Adler, 54, Oakland, did not see a stop sign. Ambulances took the injured to Fairmont hospital for emergency treatment. Also injured were Mary Lewis, 41, and her husband Johnny, 40, plus their son John, 13, and June Theanas, 24, of Lake San Lorenzo.
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Californian Highway Patrol
Hayward
Second
Averett P. Thomas
San Lorenzo
Thomas
River
Nora America Adler
Oakland
Fairmont Hospital
Adler
Mary Lewis
Cherry Way
Johny
Jobni
June Theanas
Uke
Ucselves
Juashy
Baseball Scores From National League Tonight
UNITED PRESS reports Chingy faces Brooklyn as St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati clash across the circuit. Batters and pitchers listed include Jansen, Spenc ker, Westrum, Rice, McCulough, Meyer, Candini, Seminick, and Newhouser. Boston, Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit also feature in evening matchups.
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Chingy
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Rice
Jansen
Spencker
Westrum
Wiegh
Philadelphia
Wriend
Dickson
McCulough
Meyer
Candini
Christante
Miller
Seminick
Cincinmati
Boston
Wehme Lt
Echel- Hug
Surkcent
Cooper
Presko
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
St. Lotia
Price War Opens With Frugal Flurry At Weinstein’s
In San Francisco the price war began with a tentative truce as White Weinstein's Department store cut prices on fair traded items. Other stores matched the reductions. Benatar's Drug Store opened two hours early selling at Weinstein's prices while about 90 shoppers queued outside before opening. Most crowded nylon stocking and men’s shirt sections during the annual manager's sale. Comparison shoppers from rival stores mainly composed the crowd.
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San Francisco
White Weinstein’s
Benatar’s
Weinstein's
Weinstein
Main Xime
Macy's and rivals spar over undercutting prices in San Francisco
Macy's president Richard Weil er vowed to match any competitor's price, claiming no store will undersell Macy's. Weinstein's drew crowds snagging $21.19 toasters and $3.20 cigarette lighters from marked-down $26.50 and $0.60 items as Hale Tro. and Gimbel's weighed in on competitive pricing amid a regional price war.
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Macy's
Richard Weiler
Macy's Sim Finncis
Weinstein
Emporiun
San Francisco
Inyy
Amd
Charles Sabbs
Hale Tro. Department Stores
Hale
Weinstein's
Gimbel's
Fire at Fresno Boo Building Damages Newsprint Stocks
Fire swept the basement of the Fresno Boo building last night causing about 5000 dollars in damage to newsprint stocks. The basement was affected but presses escaped damage. The cause is not immediately known.
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Presno
U.P
Fresno Boo
Six Auto Accidents Hit Hesperian Boulevard Weekend
California Highway Patrol reports show twelve weekend traffic crashes in Southern Alameda County, six on Hesperian Boulevard. Among the injured were Mrs. Josephine Ornellas and three year old Cena Shilts, with several drivers sustaining minor injuries and multiple vehicles damaged in clashes at Lewelling Crest and Hesperian intersections and along surrounding streets.
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Alameda County
Hesperian Boulevard
California Highway Patrol
Josephine Ornellas
Centerville
Peach Drive
Cena Shilts
Lois Goranson
Ida Lane
Hayward
Donald Z
Buck
136Th Avenue
Ba Leandro
Carrail
West 153Rd Avenue
San Lorenzo
jLewelling
Hesperia Roulevars
Jack C. Kelly
Oukland
Anthony T. Fernandes
Morgan Tell
Lewelling
Hosnerian
Vesperian
George J. Oba
Lawelling Bowevard
San Larenzo
Genge F. Schenkel
Oakland
Gerald C. Shannan
Memorial Drive
Samuel J. Kroomfield
Mamilog
San Lorengo
Hesperian
Lackman Road
June K. McCay
Oaklind
Dublin Canyon
Pam
San Jose
John C. Water
David Parhal
Alen
St. Paul’s Highland Hospital
New Livermore Pass
Adella M. Peeler
Clark Avenue
Lorenzo
East 14Th Street
Miss Feeler
Bennie Burnett
San Francisco
Robbie &. Fatoler
Pergola
Lloyd 2. Perrin
Todi
William M. Malis
IR2
Lostraet
Foothill
150Th Avenue
Hayward High Schooo
Dale I Spengler
Paseo Laradvista
Plaza Drive
Bare Leandro
Weary Young Sailor Still Loves But Won't Marry
Tom Amburn, a young sailor, seeks privacy as he reveals he loves Betty Thompson of Annfa Georgia but will not marry her. He faces pressure from media and his commander at Norfolk, after Betty, a cancer patient, nears death and prepares to graduate.
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Sonn rinNey Washington
Tom Awburn
Weary Youn Sailor
Uwevear-All Aviation
Mie
Helly Thompson
Ann Fa
Washington
Sims Malls
Dan
Bird Folk
United Brass
AML
Amburn
Hetty
National Airport
Sioux Falls
Norfolk
Cmdr
H. F. Rand
Betty
Rand
United Press
Fio
Rbelty
Ane
Hur
Aviganle
Russell High School
Acheson Defends Yalta Bargain in Senate Testimony
Secretary of State Dow Acheson argued that concessions at Yalta were the price for Soviet entry in the war against Japan three months after Europe’s end. He warned the Russians could wait out the war to grab gains, and noted military leaders feared a bloody invasion of Japan. He cited Manchuria rights and Port Arthur as key concessions and defended U.S. China policy and the atomic bomb timeline.
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Washington
U.P
Dow Acheson
Yalta Bora Lst
Japan
Acheson
Senate
MacArthur
Far East
Russia
Yalta
Sakhalin Islands
Port Arthur
Dairen
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-shek
Roosevelt
Yalla
Stalin
Churchill
United States
Pacific
Tin
China
Husvia
Yala
Formosa
Kremlin
Ex Patrolman Leaps to Death Before Trial in Brooklyn Gambing Scandal
Retired Patrolman Charles Panerella, 44, about to stand trial with 20 other officers and ex-officers in a Brooklyn gambling scandal, leaped from a sixth floor courthouse window just before the 10:30 a.m. session. The courtroom scene echoed with the thud as his body fell into the courtyard below. Panerella, who retired last October amid corruption probes, faced charges of taking money tied to a major bookmaker to allow operations for bookmaking. The case spans a wide conspiracy involving dozens of officers and a large network alleged to profit from illegal gambling activities.
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New York
Charles Panerella
Brooklyn
Panarella
Sixth c Laos
Panicella
Gross
Harry Gross
Farber
Rtfles
F. McDonaldl
Girl Injured in Bike Fall Near Hayward Streets
Shauna L. Frazier a 13 year old student of Brotarte school suffered a possible concussion Saturday night after a bicycle fall near CaId Sixth streets when the front sprocket broke. She was taken to Fairmont hospital and later released to private care.
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Shauna L. Frazier
Brotarte Schoul
Caid Sixth Streets
Hayward
Fairmont Hospital
Cic
Weather outlook with light fog and slight temps
The forecast calls for fair conditions this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with morning fog. Temperatures show little change from yesterday's high to today’s low.
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Percy Wm
Commie Held
High Court
United Press National League
Washington Datroit
Wyse and Grasan
Newhouser and Robinson
Jem Angus Photography
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