Veterans Seek New Agreement Over Moron Village Homes
Veterans of Moron Village, represented by attorney Strom, pursue a new Treeview Homes deal amid a pending Alameda County suit. Original home prices rise from 8750 to 10300, with 140 members voting 102 to accept and 15 dissenting. 63 to be contacted. The dispute centers on deposits, ownership transfer, and planned improvements while a survey decides acceptance.
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Treeview
Tom
Bernie Hee
Falis
Reddy
Meimmhers
Lo + Tareytun Village
Assemilior
Te Biel Strom
Strom
Freeview
Veterans Administration
Strum
Tareyton Village
Hayward
Decato
Convey Fc Tat
Witer Arts
Fon Villate
Meir
Papi Wement
Middefield Company
Crumany
Taveyton Village
Oakland
Dubkea
Foxy
New Draft Law Lowers Age and Expands Induction
Washington officials report President Truman signed a new draft law lowering the age to 18 through 25 and authorizing induction of about 485,000 registrants. The act halves the draft term to two years, expands active duty for reservists and National Guardsmen to 24 months, and ends most sole dependency deferments. Experts say many reclassifications will occur, with about 25,000 moved to 1-A and around 150,000 reclassified to 4-F.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Waukees Wein 18
Korea
Extension of Controls Versus Beef Price Rollback
The Senate finance committee considered a near month extension of wartime price controls to March 1, 1952 with a 4% rollback on beef prices asked by Price Stabilizer DiSalle. The panel kept the 4% rollback on several prices, but allowed exemptions and installments for automobile buying while opposing broader price rollbacks beyond January levels.
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Waslington
Suniite
Tito
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Nest Gr
Gennle Committee
Bis
Just a Short Nap leads to dramatic railroad warning
Walter Beery twenty five and Ben Leone ro parked on Southern Pacific tracks for a nap. A freight train roared at forty one miles an hour but Beery’s movement tripped a switch and the train halted just in time. Police jailed Fuory on a strained charge.
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Walter Beery
Ben Leonero
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fuory
Highlights of the new draft law and old law comparison
The draft framework updates age rules with registration at 18 and no change in that step. Induction follows after registration with a shift from 19 as the old minimum to a broader reach, but the Inca board must exhaust all 19 to 25 first. The top age remains 25, but deferment schemes allow draftable status to extend to age 34, while service becomes 34 months plus six years reserve, up from 22 months and five years. Marital status no longer grants deferment except for unusual hardship. Fourth-Fourths lowers mental induction standards from a 70 to 65, potentially cutting about 150,000 4-F eligibility.
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Inca Board
Induction Test Scores and Draft Liability Policy
A wartime draft update reports Army induction test scores falling from 70 to 65 and notes a 4.F category reaching the minimum standards. The new law extends draft liability for about 2,424,000 registrants deferred for school, work, or family, keeping them liable through age 34 and until they complete UMT training when that program starts.
Strikes halt United Lines traffic tying coasts
Strikes by CIO unions disrupt air and sea travel as pilots walk out on United and East West routes. Coastal shipping also halted by the National Maritime Union and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, with federal mediators scheduling talks to settle wage disputes and service resumed only for essential cargo and freighters.
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United Lines
York
CIO Inavitaiye
Cirline
British Overseas Airlies
KLM Royal Butch Airlines
T. S
National Maritime Union
CIG
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
GIO
American Radio Association
CIO
Thomas Dougherty
Gulf Coast
Iran
MNU
Troopers Called in After Strike Death
Summer VillI, Gra, U P reported state troopers moved into the north Conran textile city to quell strike disorders that have claimed one life. Governor Talmadge refused immediate National Guard deployment, urging local officials to seek a legal remedy and awaiting further bearings on contempt citations tied to the Berry ton mills strike. Sheriff Lyons appealed for guards and courthouse protection, while Judge McClure and Solicitor Don Davis warned of potential large crowds at the courthouse if order deteriorated.
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Villi
Gra
U.P
Katia
Conran
Gian
Herman Talmadge
He National Guard
Chattanooga
Don Davis
Berryton Mills
Davis
Plank Vestycdey
Ruben Lyons
Aind
Talmadge
Lyons
Irac C. McClure
Warren Blasts Callous Lobbies In State Labor Fight
In Sacramento Earl Warren denounces what he calls callous lobbying by business groups and county supervisors. He criticizes opposition to a housing bill aimed at aiding the disabled, noting the HUD defeat by 42 to 29 in the state assembly. He defends supporters who back care for permanently disabled citizens.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
State
Chamber of Commerce
County Supervisory Association
HUD
Herbert Way Appointed to Planning Commission in Hayward
Herbert Way was appointed to one of the two open Hayward Planning Commission seats by the city council. The council also filled three Housing Authority posts, reappointed John I Perry and Harry Smythe, and named Gene Tucker to the seat vacated by George Simonds. Way, a realtor and insurance agent, faced opposition from Councilman John Haar who wanted both seats filled now. Way’s four year term fills a vacancy situation and marks the renewal of the planning body after last year’s reorganization.
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Herbert Way
Bwe
Hayward
Housing Authority
John I Perry
Harry Smythe
Gene Tucker
George Simonds
Thomas
Simonds
Planning Commission
Ed Friedrichs
Way
John Haar
Fred Cox
Bre
Minard Chama
Tine
Bet Vervalor
Gob
Jael
Couhelliin Seber Hay
Euneilman
Haar
Fox
Carlos Bir
Art Philips Béld
Bet
Aivestig Authority
Hae
Jil Wilson
Haw
Vor Tate
Wilson
Co Haar
Lync
Friedrichs
Ty Fernie
Long
Hayward Council Clashes Over Appointments And Debate
At a tense Hayward City Council meeting, Haar led a fiery clash over postponing Planning Commission appointments to allow Mayor’s presence. The session included sharp exchanges, procedural wins, and votes on zoning changes, driveway rules, and a bid for property on Main Street.
UAL Cancels All Schedules Amid Wide Strike Action
United Air Lines halts 13 250 mile routes as pilots strike over mileage pay. Pickets as passengers redirected to alternatives. UAL president says talks broken off while pilots claim legal grounds under Railway Labor Act. Washington notes possible violation and cooling off period expires. Military and political comments follow on broader international context.
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U.P Ming
United Air Lines
Monolulu
David Dl.behneke
APL
Air Lines
Colin
Maayn
Boston
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vancover
United
Wil
Wailing Passeng
New York
Rehneke
UAL
W. A. Patterson
Engei
National Mediation Board
Thomas F. Rickers
Amelia Air
Admiral Opposes Bombing China Now Says UN Should Not Bomb
Vice Admiral Oxcar C. Badger told U S Senators that the United Nations should not bomb Chinese Red bases in China now. He said no one would gain from such bombing and urged disruption of supply lines via Korea instead. He spoke to the Senate panel probing General MacArthur's dismissal, backing limited action and negotiating leverage with Beijing.
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Eastern Sea
Adm
Forrest
Sherman
Red Coma
United Nations
MacArthur
China
Washington
Oxcar C. Badger
Marieharin
Far East
Douglas MacArthur
Badger
Macrhue
Kenna
Yrommand
Richard B. Russell
Estell
Korea
FIGHTING IN KOREA CONTINUES AS UN JETS CLASH
UN forces push north up to 80 miles beyond the 34th parallel in Korea as ground troops storm eastern Punchbowl Valley and Allied warplanes clash with Communist MIG-15 jets above Sunchon. Dozens of enemy aircraft are damaged and several are forced back toward Manchuria.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Commmunists
Allong
North Korea
Aimonejean Sodrejets
Foar
Manchur
34Th Parallel
U.S
Sunchon
Korea
Manshuria
MacArthur aide says letter to Senate may arrive today
Courtney Whitney, MacArthur’s chief aide, said the general will decide by letter today whether he will testify again before the Senate committee. Whitney added the committee would be free to disclose his reply if they choose.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Courtney Whitney
MacArthur
Newsman to be tried by Reds in Prague
In Prague the Czechoslovak government announced it will try Associated Press correspondent William N. Oatis on espionage charges within days. Oatis, 27, a Marian Indiana native, was arrested April 23 by Czech secret police. The embassy was notified by the Czech Foreign Minister and Ambassador Briggs discussed the case amid reports of missing U S Air Force pilots.
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Prankfurt
Germany
Lip
Associated Press
William N. Ontis
Ontis
Marian
Ind
Prague
Oatis
Ellis C. Briggs
Wiliam Sivoty
Briggs
Deel
Sivoky
Seiz
ALP
Pragun Busea
Hat Ta Stile
Britain Orders Export Control With Hong Kong
London announces export licensing of war material to halt supplies reaching Communists in Korea. Sir Harley Shawcross says the controls take effect soon and cover items with strategic military use, aiming to prevent reexport to China via Hong Kong while seeking assurances that shipments serve domestic needs.
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London
Ela Stvict
Hong Kong
Korea
Harley Shawcross
Board of
Prado
Tald Porunaes
China
Eura Exyn
Inipe
Weather update shows warmer afternoon and cooler mornings
Today highs reach the lower 70s with a cool start and a high near 70 yesterday. This afternoon and Wednesday morning will be mild with temperatures easing into the 80s and 70s respectively.
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Tair
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