Meat Production Cut by Major Packing Companies
Major beef packers including Armour and Morrell reduced output as cattle supplies dwindle and prices exceed ceilings. Armour laid off about 100 workers at Chicago, with other plants cutting back. Oswald Hess Pittsburgh halted slaughter. Denholm and Pittsburgh Provision plan cuts or stoppages. Shipments to markets fell, with cattle prices dropping and industry officials blaming artificial scarcity for price control strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Armour & Co
Armour
John Murrell & CG
Ottugawa
Oswald & Hoss
Denholm Packing Co
Pittsburgh Provision & Packing Co
Pittsburgh
Oswald És Hess
Denholm Packing Go
Wis
Pittsburgh Provision & Packing
South St. Paul
Wilson & Co
Hidwestern
John Morrell and Co
Ottumwa
Mortell
Ottumya
Sioux Falls
5. D
Topeks
Kans
Naion
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Seattle
Morr
CIO Midsty
Ota
Ollumwa
Morrell
After 8 Years Law Was Need To Jail Reds
A late 1940s legal action summary notes the Alien Registration Act's use to jail Communist Party leaders. Supreme Court upholds sedition convictions amid debates on constitutional scope. Case details include five year prison terms and ten thousand dollar fines for most conspirators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle J. Wilson
Washington
Gelion
Act of Congress
Communist Party National Committee
Communist Party High Command
New York
United States
Supreme Court
Europe
Asia
Harold Medina
Medina
Robert Thompson
Nene
Orion
Nontevolt
Hed
Wither
Soviet Union
Witler-Stalin
Great Britain
Two Dead in Crash Of Three Fighters Near Dayton
Three Air Force fighter planes collided twenty miles south of Dayton. At least two people were killed. Pilot Hayes, aboard an F-51 Mustang, bailed out and landed. his plane crashed on a farm. The other two fighters, an F-86 and an F-82, crashed nearby with both pilots dead. The F-83 noted as twin Mustang fuselages and the F-86 Sabre attached to the 9th fighter center squadron based at Wright Patterson AFB. Hayes suffered a facial cut and was unhurt overall.
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Dayton, O
Air Force
Dayton Inday
Hayes
Ane
Ofster
Aid Ukci
Fight, Intercenter
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Boy Injured in Fall at Sunset School
Twelve year old Robert South a Sunset school student suffered compound fractures of both wrists yesterday when he fell from a tree on school grounds the sheriff reported today He lives at 29024 Victory Drive Hayward and was treated at a local hospital after ambulance attendants applied splints.
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Robert South
Sunset
Alatyinut
Sheriff's Office
Victory Drive
Hayward
Acheson Says China Reds Will Quit, Allied Breaks Iron Triangle
In Korea, Chinese Communist forces retreat from their iron triangle redoubt as Allied infantry, air and artillery strikes push gains of up to 3000 yards. Fronts near Yongpyong, Yongchon and Chorwon see heavy fighting with UN forces reporting stalemates around Kumhwa and continued counterattacks by Reds.
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Acheson
China
Iron Triangle
Tokyo
Otiber
Chorwon Hine
Korea
Chack
Chor
United Nations
Kumhwa
Yangeu
Inje
Dangye
8Th Army
Lotlight
Comubist
New Light Resistance
Wea
Yongpyond
Yongpyong
Charwon
Yonchoen
Yongpvong
Chorwon
Yonchon
Oach
Advan
fRome
Rbed
Myon
United Nation
Wit
Chorwun
Kunitwa
Hhe
al Yanggu
Fune
Hwnehur Reservoir
First Aid Graduates to Hear East Bay Evacuation Plan
East Bay residents face possible evacuation to Southern Alameda county in an enemy attack scenario. Maj. General Walter M. Rub opts will address 3000 Red Cross First Aid graduates at Hayward High School to honor trainees from Far Washington, Murray and Ploanton townships after a 22 hour course. Sheriff A P Gleason plans refugee headquarters at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center near Pleasanton and aims for a graduate in every home among 30,000 southern Alameda county families. Actions include issuing window cards, honoring local officials, and continuing training across the county with a plan for official certificates of authorization to deputy civil defense directors. Music by the Hayward High School band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bay
Alameda County
Walter M. Rubopts
Red Cross
Elayward High Schol
Bowclark
A. P. Gleason
Civil Defense
Washington
Murray
Ploanton
Gleason
Spectacular Car Crash injures three in Hayward area
A late night crash on Railwoad avenue involved a car flipping over in an open field injuring Robert Tobin 20 and Lea Lobin 19 both of 1349 Cochen drive Hayward. Driver O Neill Gillespie 20 of 21 George Street Hayward and fourth passenger Jack Smith Centerville were also hurt. Fatigue and unfamiliar roads deemed possible causes amid several other minor collisions.
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Railwoad Avenue
Robert ‘Tobin
Lea Lobin
Cochen Drive
Hay Ware
Fot Road
Rivalle
Vemond O'Neill Gillespie
B1. George Street
Hayward
Jack Smith
Centerville
Delver
Adrienne Rosalie Peters
Oakland
Milon Tuschner
Adgion Leonard Wausauer
Harry L. Withington
Santa Clara
Wikting
Withington
John Lemuel
Troover
Grant Agente
Violet Detin Rimbey
Pusag Grande
Paseo Grande
Vin Pinale
San Lorenzo
Cemterville-Alvarate Road
Vary A. Scott
Sterville
Charles W. Hills
Newark
Hayward Recreation District Eyes $200000 Public Works Loan
Harold L J told an Hayward advisory council meeting at the Hayward Community Center that a $200000 loan could be arranged within three weeks. Public Works Corporation would supply funds via a property purchase and lease plan for 20 years, with an option to buy. the district would pay about $15000 yearly and use the funds for playground construction after a defined plan is set by the expansion and finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Capitol
Harold L. J
Mon
Public Works Corporation
California
Shbeitedt
Loral
Teel
Manzo Blake
Maldon
Baulbers
Russell City
Albert Swain
Weather Outlook as WarmAfternoon Highs Mixed
Weather report notes a warm afternoon with a cooler spell tonight and into Wednesday. Partly cloudy skies in the afternoons with cool conditions expected. Yesterday’s high was not listed but today’s low around 80 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlin
Fire gut nearly completed Hayward house
John T. Furtado, 39, was building a house at 1507 E street Hayward when a fire gutted the kitchen and damaged bedrooms and living room. Barbara J. Furtado, 14, had left at 2 30 pm to visit an aunt and returned to find the blaze likely started by a short circuit or a radio. Estimated damage was eight thousand dollars to the house and one thousand to furniture.
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John Tt. Furtado
E Street
Hayward
Fairvian
Barbara J. Furtado
Bedrom
Parlado
Atta
Acheson defends UN Korea strategy amid MacArthur recall
Secretary of State Dean Acheson asserted United Nations aims in Korea would pressure China to quit the conflict. He rejected Senator Flanders’ view of a war of attrition and noted that while China may devalue individual lives, it fears the destruction of its armies and materiel. Acheson revealed a 1950 plan to shoot down unidentified Red aircraft into Manchuria, later opposed by UN allies, as part of the broader debate over pursuit beyond Korea’s borders.
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Washington
Red
Acheson
Flanders
United States
Manchuria
United Nations
Korea
Senate
Gon
MacArthur
U. S
Yalu River
U.S
UN Gheratl
Explosions Injure Two at South San Francisco Plant
In South San Francisco two blasts seconds apart wrecked a Linde Air Products Co building while workers bottled acetylene. One man, WD Slinker, suffered severe injuries. another worker at a nearby yard reported minor glass injuries as windows blew out at adjacent plants. A small fire followed but was quickly put out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Linde Air Products Co
Slinker
Millbrae
South San Francisco Hospital
Morrill Inle Co
Sun Chemical Corp
Doris Poglianich
South San Francisco
Sun Plant
Oscar Walker
Walker
Ony Mar
Alj
Welte
Linde
Cohen Friend Denies Lending to L A Mobster in Tax Case
In Federal Court Arthur Seltzer testified he did not lend Cohen any money though a letter referenced two loans totaling 24000. He said payments covered autos and supplies for Cohen. Prosecutors aim to prove Cohen and wife Lavonne lived on borrowed funds amid tax evasion charges.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Mickey Coher
Cohen
Arthur Seltzer
Poughkeepsie
Lavonne
Thal
Seltzer
Mike Howard
Michael's Haberdashery
Hollywood
Sunset Strip
U. S
Ernest Tolin
Aly Khan Courting Joan Fontaine At Pals Nightclub
At the Pals nightclub Aly Khan mingled with actress Joan Fontaine, dancing and sharing smiles while rumors swirled about his love life. Fontaine described him as charming and said they have been good friends for a long time. Fontaine has a complicated marriage history including a divorce from producer William Dozier and prior marriages to Brianne and a ranch dust issue.
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Varis
Prince Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Joan Fontaine
Miss Fontaine
Talay
Aly
Rita
Ciaotion
Nevada
Miss
Joan- Buidy
William Dozier
Deborah
Brianne
OPS DIRECTOR CLEARED IN SANTA MONICA WEAPON CASE
Guert P. Frazer 40 deputy district director of the Los Angeles office of price stabilization was cleared of assault charges after two youths 19 and 20 said their car had broken down and they did not wish to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPS
Santa Monica
Guertsey P. Frazer
Los Angeles
Frazer
Donald W. Webb
Kenneth Svinger
Warren Hopeful Legislature Will Approve Aid to Disabled
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Earl Warren expressed hope the legislature would approve a $6,000,000 program for aid to the totally and permanently disabled. He cautioned he did not rely on vote knowledge, stressing need and urging swift action. He noted pending smog study legislation and touched on draw poker limits, the Fish and Game department location in Sacramento, and loyalty oaths before the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sacramento
Earl Warren
Enislature
Senate
Union
Istate
Warren Warren
Randal F. Dickey
R Alameda
Albert J. Stewart
Pasadena
Public
Fish and Game
Department of Fish and Fame
State Supreme Court
Girl Scout finances urged to save program in Hayward area
At Beat Harte school a Sayward Area Budget meeting outlined dire finances for the Girl Scout program in Hayward. The 1951-52 budget requires parent support of at least half, with the community covering the rest. Cookies sold cover much of the shortfall, but 21489 cases remain unsold for about 2950 dollars profit. A kickoff drive for 1951-52 is planned for early September with a dinner committee named to propel fundraising and community backing to sustain education and recreation for local girls.
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Iayward
Sayward Area
Irl Scouts
Hayward Area
Beat Harte School
Mendocino
Vance Patton
Lohn Picklin
Charles Kenny
Orland Close
Bob Smith
Ted Lawrence
Marguerite Jorgensen
Castro Valley District Proposes Lower Property Tax Rate
Castro Valley County Water District directors urged the board of supervisors to cut the property tax rate from 14 to 10 cents, a 20 percent reduction, a rate trimmed since 1994 35 from 76 cents. Walter Robinson appointed to fill ILC McCay’s unexpired Baywood district term. Directors include Kidd, Ramm, Sturzinger, Gutleben, Rubinsen. Pefferle as secretary manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley County Water District
Castro Valley
Board of Supervisors
Walter 2. Robinson
Lake Chabot Toad
Ilc
McCay
Baywood
Flve
Dave Kidd
Paul F. Ramm
Oscar Sturzinger
Joby Gutleben
Walter J. Rubinsen
C. I. Pefferle
City Council Holds Brief Session Amid Absences
City Council met briefly with only one other member present besides Councilman Bill Wilson. Mayor Carley Ter adjourned the regular gathering to night as Vic Hale was absent for a death in his business and Arthur Phillips and Johar Haar were away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slayward
Ily
Rine
At & Pam
Carley Ter
Bill Wilson
Arthur Phillips
Vic Hale
Johar Haar
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Reds
Castro
Chon
Sepo
Ighom
Chang
Gen. Roverison
Douglas Miller
Vashro Valley
Arthur R. Bayt
Mt. Iden
David Gregory
Lorenzo Village
William W. Bysivk
Cherryland Fire District
Hayward Itighw
Hinn
Ashland Fire
William Annes Muliard
U.N
South Frisco
L.A
Aly Khan
Girl Scouts
Auto Glass S. . A
Hayward Plate Glass & Mirror CO
Foothill Blvd
Bridge St
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