Russia Proposes UN Talks for Korean Armistice
United Nations broadcast cites Jacob Malik proposing UN mediated negotiations for a Korean cease fire and armistice. He urged mutual withdrawal to end fighting and suggested both sides start talks toward peace on the 38th parallel.
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Truman urges Congress to tighten anti inflation controls
President Truman says watered down anti inflation bills are extremely dangerous and an invitation to disaster. He urges rapid approval of effective controls and cites a national advisory board report warning the dangers to national safety and economic stability persist. Congress debates eight month wage and price controls for the Senate bill and one year for the House.
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Warren Signs Court Bills
Governor Earl Warren signed multiple court funding bills in Sacramento detailing municipal court districts and judge counts. Stockton and Alameda units list four and two judges with specified annual salaries, extending to Alameda San Leandro Hayward and Santa Clara County districts with two to three judges.
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Left Wing Union and Police Clash on San Francisco Waterfront
San Francisco waterfront scenes end in a skirmish as the left‑wing Marine Cooks and Stewards union clashes with CIO NMU picket lines. Matson Line delays the Lurline sailing for a second time in four days amid a jurisdictional dispute. Police reinforce to keep order as AFL Sailors Union members refuse to cross NMU lines, suspending the Hawaii‑bound ship’s departure and leaving passengers to sleep through the tension.
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Explosion Of Blood and Steel In Bayshore Smashup
Five people died in a Bayshore three car crash at 7 24 am on the Ri intersection. Drivers Wheie Henderson of San Mateo and Ethel Mayfield of Santa Cruz were named among the dead with Nellie Bartlett of Dos Palos identified later. Injured were a 18 year old girl and others treated at Community Hospital San Mateo and Sequoia Hospital Redwood City. Coroner and Highway Patrol described the incident as an explosion of sleep and blood with three adults and two children among the casualties.
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German Teens Say American Girls Spend Time On Faces and Figures
German teenagers returning from a year in the United States say American girls devote too much time to appearances while American boys seem fresher and friendlier. The 225 youths lived with U.S. families, attended public high schools, and praised 4 H and Future Farmers of America. They plan to apply U.S. lessons in Germany.
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Auto Injures Local Man in Hayward Street Crash
Eighty-year-old Orlando F Griffeth of 765 Harder road Hayward sustained serious injuries after being struck by a car on Main Street yesterday. Driver Walter F Flierl, 59, of 10d4 C street, transported Griffeth to a Hayward hospital by ambulance. Griffeth suffered a possible fractured skull and a broken nose, with witnesses supporting Flierl’s account. He was later moved to another hospital and listed as improving.
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Prison Doors Close On 11 Top Reds
United States justice moves to jail eleven top leaders of the American Communist Party. Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson denied a stay of sentence, ending bail hopes as the defendants face prison after convictions for conspiring to overthrow the government by violence. Five defense lawyers were sentenced to contempt terms during the 1946- year trial in New York.
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Burglars Steal $165 From Local Drug Store
Hayward police report burglars broke into Palmer's Drug Store at 926 B Street by a skylight upstairs office. They emptied cash drawers totaling about $165 after staying in the store until closing. the door showed no forced entry and was found locked.
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Truman Appeals Pilots to Return to United Air Lines
President Truman asked pilots to go back to work on United Air Lines while the National Mediation Board reviews the dispute. ALPA leadership reportedly had not acknowledged receipt of the telegram, and pilots at Newark said a return vote was awaiting word from Benneke. ALPA members on American Airlines reversed a strike notice, lifting plans to not fly new DC-6B jets effective Monday.
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Caterpillar Wins Army Contract for Heavy Track Vehicles
Caterpillar Tractor Company of Pes and San Leandro won a government order valued at $22,000,000 for three large track type machines, with options that could raise the total to about $32,000,000. Deliveries begin as soon as work on an order is completed, with a potential total of around $40,000,000 in equipment to be shipped.
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Minor Fires Keep Department On Run
Hayward fire department battled several small blazes yesterday with calls for grass fires on Cas tro and Delmar avenue. A billboard blaze near the Hayward Plunge and rubbish fires on Prospect street and Mack land near Grund street kept crews on alert throughout the day.
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Franchise Tax Board Starts Drive on ’49 Income Tax Delinquents
California Franchise Tax Board launches a effort to collect income tax from about 100000 Californians who failed to file returns for 1949. Controller Thomas H. Kuchel announced the delinquents were found in a recent check and lists have been sent to field offices for collection.
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Cities Lose In Fight On Free Ride Bill
SACRAMENTO U P The $13,500,000 school bill dominated the session as the Legislature neared adjournment. After hours of work more than 400 bills were reviewed with a Senate Finance committee decision on school aid scaling to $14,000,600. A tax measure on urban unincorporated areas was dumped, others moved to interim study. Urban issues and a tour system plan lingered as the 1951 regular session near history.
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UN forces drive back three Red regiments in Korean front
In Korea near Pyongyang and Karangpo UN forces repelled a North Korean assault, driving three regiments totaling about 7,500 men into retreat. American Sabrejets kept skies clear while United Nations forces pushed ground offensives on central and western fronts amid intensified air activity.
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Car Smashes Into Tree Sailors Hurt In Crash
Two young Navy men were shaken up when their car hit a tree on State Route 5 near Warm Springs at 6 15 am. Richard Hagenaer 17 Stock ton and Richard Hendricks 21 Grant Rapids Mich were taken to Oak Knott hospital. driver fell asleep at the wheel. A separate head on collision on Mission road left Cleatis Mildred Simmons 29 Oakland cited after swerving to miss a cross guiding truck and hitting Theodore D Seiartino 19 Santa Clar. GRAND NATIONAL GETS 85000 APPROPRIATION.
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The Strange Case Of Satchel Ashton premieres tonight
Satchel Ashton a troubled 18 year old figure in a fringe show receives a premiere at Bret Harte theater tonight at 3 39 p m. The character is played barefoot by Bob Gumpertz with eight barefoot actors in the cast. The Barefooted Players Inc presents the benefit at Sunrise School on A Street to aid crippled youngsters. Ray Coates directs and reports strong advance sales.
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