Attlee Warns Yalu Attacks Endanger Korea Truce
In the House of Commons Clement Attlee charged that the United States kept Britain ignorant of bombing plans on the Yalu river targets in Korea. He warned the Yalu raids could derail a truce and potentially spark a wider war, as Churchill faced a possible censure amid Korea's crisis. Marshal Earl Alexander, visiting Korea, was said to be kept in the dark about the raids.
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London
Clement
Attlee
House of Commons
United States
Britain
Korea
Fay Churchill
Earl Alexander
Churchill
Koei
Yale Athdes
Atlee
Lord Alexander
Koxea
Allee
Na Ong
Walt
Attempted assassination of Rhee disrupts Korean War anniversary
At Pusan's war anniversary, a 6-year-old MAG MAD captioned man attempted to shoot President Syngman Rhee within five feet. The assailant was tackled by Woo Kyung. police and military police detained him. Rhee continued his speech as the crowd of about 80,000 remained unaware. Government sources called it an opposition plot to justify martial law and crackdown on rivals. Two men arrested for unrelated drunkenness were noted in brief court items.
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Pusan
Korea
Ira
Synge Rhee
Kore
Coremantés Lortay
Wid
Phe Pun
Eeatt
National Police Aivegtary
Ty Woo Kyung
Ry Shi Tai
Rhee
Pusun
U.S
John
Mupcia Wheathens Bose Press
Dee Nobieyd
Onpositina
National Democratic Party
National Assembly
Signal Assembly
Niles
Diedgriens
Houths
Alameda
Juste Court
Theoduce R. Rush
Wird
Wan Ats
Giuniedig
Dudamont
Cays
Kenneth BL Wilgon
Ls Angeles
Wits
Mondiy
Nitus
Minit
Havenett
Panet
I. Howe
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Harti
Kat
Wally
Walla
Lutherie Crispi
Cyrire Bratalsiine
R. Resstes
Miller
Ebura
Ain Sherman
Bauey Atay
Maou Aitly
Paievyew
Levi Walls
Molly
Zumbelle P. Celdadurg
Armeny
Cleventh
Tiger Verney Gray
Page Dons
Alan
Barat Amlares
Howes
Howesat
Dowkew
McEwen
Gnessionaire Lad
A. Hetrick
Porcutter
Hinchtinson
Mmartin
Peter
GoBarker
Birwell
Berarolds
Wight
Imus
Anon & GuTalyty
Britis Croft
Cader Dante
Unexa
Vermare
Ners
Purse Song
W Housley
Sniweny
H. Juckeun
Anticed
Gawker
Mt . Beasley
Brown Hawk
Chictle
Mepwen
Globe Ate
Robinson
Steisnetp
Hayrake
Hels
Tedd Talalaba'e Hyt
Lewis
Henety Ny J. Bidwell
Vlixidle Koitkn
Speedy Roger
Seo
Neaneolds
Clan Ye
Cneley
A. Sheena
Syn Neerf
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Parker
Rass
Jackson
Simmons
Utwit Ma
H Upanian
Bidwell
Wesile
Knee
Cubeeb
Mae Haole
San Suen Pe
Mace TV
Aod Duit
Jrayge
Edie Tert
Ban J. Harley
Becuehaly Osherman
Eralels
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Rashiet
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T. Hui Us
J. Walsh
Baneza
Nuit
Gazi
Weather Bulletin Notes Low Clouds Clearing Day
Fragmentary weather note records low clouds tonight and morning, clearing by forenoon tomorrow. Mentions yesterday's high and today’s day—details vague and partially garbled.
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Sanvsne BF
Truman Vetoes Immigration Law
President Truman vetoed a bill to seal immigration in a broad, fragmentary draft. He said the measure repudiates longstanding policy and harms immigration structure despite some improvements. The bill’s many undesirable new features outweighed these gains, he argued, signaling a clash over immigration control.
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Washington
Truman
Romani
New U S Weapons Give GI Edge
Fragmented report notes United States weapons and ammunition remarks. Secretary Robert A and others clarified defense measures while a committee questioned policy and supply management. An incident near a cemetery and a hospital visit are mentioned in an unclear context.
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U.S
Edge
Washington
Iit
Robert A
Chantas
Aly Force
Third Year of Korean War Opens With Major Attacks
In Korea the third year begins with a major assault as a train derailment and mass kidnapping are reported near Safari, eight miles south of Kwangju. Guerrilla raids and air battles continue along the 155 mile front, with Allied pilots engaging multiple MIGs and heavy bombing missions underway.
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Segal
Karen IR
Cimmunial Aucedhes
Kino May Sagari
U.N Maes
Korea
Jist Autie
Yalw River
Mancharnkur
Epsoh
Americas
Jaast
Beta
Mem
Sudpom
Safari Ging
Kwangju
Sywoopings
Bt South Orain Saleliers
Riginner
Bageater van
Trai
Disease Holiday In Hayward Campunity Report
Disease notes report a week with no major communicable illness in Hayward and Eden township. Jamey vol head cites county health department stating one city case and several diseases listed among cholera measles mumps typhoid bronchitis while surrounding areas remain relatively disease free.
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Hayward
Jamey
Eden
Germin
Lubes Losis
Rioting Reds Hurl Acid At Police In Japan
In Osaka area rioters estimated at 3000 including 1000 Koreans and Japanese students attacked police at Shinjuku and Suita stations. Brig. Gen Carter W. Clarke was sprayed with acid, minor burns reported. police repelled the mob with riot squads as violence spread to Ka and Itami Air Base nearby.
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Avid
Shinjuku Railway Station
Carter W. Clarke
U.S. Army
Osaka
Clarke
Suita Gill
Deaki
Volvo Wey Tn
Sate
Vraws 9 Pla
HOWS
Sail
Hod Miyazawa
Japan
Borgin
United States
U.S
Itami
Toyuh
Suita City
Suita
Suita Railway Station
Beer Burglar Tools Lead Man to Jail
A man named Nils Wathers was arrested after burglar tools were found stowed in his pocket during a bar incident. The suspect faces charges and appeared before a judge, with details including planned theft and the weaponized disguise.
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Nils Wathers
Ivy
Maby
Chicaga
Dessa
Richard Condes
Hecaibond Tieks
Niles
Solniy
Solow
Willy de Same
Beer Mat
Heehagos
Sante Kite
Justies
Caphon Condon
Newark Presbyterian Men In Election News
Members of the Newark Presbyterian Church Men’s Committee have announced new officers. Ray Anchivdta is named president with other officers Bunstore Sevice and Tobert floyd as secretary and treasurer. next council meeting set to act on nominations and area assignments.
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Newark
Presbyterian Rhaeeh
Ray Anchivdta
Hering
Aswers
Sevice
Tobert Floyd
Eeretay
Rulart
Tremstatt
Ora Loma Sets Monday For Bond Issue Decision
Ashland area held a special meeting to discuss a bond issuance for sewer and street projects. Officials outlined planned Foothill boulevard widening, 110 foot sewer relays, and state highway work risking disruption to Ora Loma sewer lines.
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Ora Loma
Boys' State Election Preparations Reported in Sacramento
Vague dispatches describe preparations for state elections with reports from Otis Cole. Local officials, including Justice of the Peace and county supervisors, are noted amid chaotic phrasing and unclear results. A highlighted moment mentions the American Legion member D. Plume presenting at an event.
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Sacramento
Farbin
Otis Cole
Losin
Tran San Larend
Cole
Fen’ Walters Courts
Qiel
Rouvietinns
Ohare
Durin D. Plume
Sue Catinander
American Legion
Mrs Duarte Wins County Fair Crochet Award
Pleasanton report states Mrs Duarte, designer from Jensen Road, won the county fair crochet award at a 2 PM presentation in the court season settings. Elaie Polaron chaired the event. the prize includes a large ribbon and a handcraft recognition amid competition.
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Mrs. Duarte
Pleasanton
Cecatel
Ny York
Pleasanton Fair Exhibit Highlights Castro Valley Event
Castro Valley and Pleasanton BPW members led by President True hosted a small business clinic during Alameda County Fair. The event showcased awards across horticulture, agriculture and art with numerous exhibitors from Livermore, Niles and Hayward winning prizes, while Livermore’s party ran the chamber booth and the fair marked its sixth day with community pride.
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Pleasanton
Castro Vale
Coeilin True
Stafford
Alameda County
Castra Valley
Alameda’ County
Ansel Rushar
Livermore
Maynard
Fiysis
Dick Johnson
Warm Springs
Manuel Froitax
Centerville
Donald EB. Spetti
Niles
Dnd Pingentinn
Pleasantin
Mar
Deln O'Laughlin
Sunoldawhk Williams
Livermere
M. J. Bolinelt
Jevington
Frank — Gimignant
Incoherent OCR: Formos war outlook described
Fragmentary text mentions Chiang, Taiwan, Formos, and invasion themes. No coherent events, dates, or verifiable details available. Unable to extract a definite news item with entities and outcomes.
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