Korea War Alert Shocks Alaska Air Defenses
Anti aircraft units and fighter groups across Alaska were put on alert by Lt Gen Nathan Twining. Maj James K Bryan said the precaution came as U S forces prepare after the South Korea invasion. The alert covered air bases territory wide, including Fort Richardson, with service troops not ordered to return to posts.
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Action in Tokyo and Korea War Aid Steps Noted
In Tokyo reports tell of MacArthur pressing for urgent war supplies to aid South Korea. The plan includes 10 F-51 Mustang fighters with small bomb loads. Washington says planes will be handed to Korean pilots in Japan and battleships will escort ships carrying guns and munitions to Southern Korea. John Foster Dulles urges all-out aid from the State Department.
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Western Europe eyes crisis as Korea tensions rise
Europe fears a new world conflagration amid North Korea invasion, urging U S Russia restraint. Attlee holds emergency talks with foreign policy advisers and Bevin as Britain readies a House of Commons statement. European leaders expect strong American countermeasures while France seeks new government to steer Southeast Asia interests.
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Korea Split Deepens as U S and Russia Back Sides
The dispatch reports the United States and Russia in opposite corners of the Korean war, backing South Korea and North Korea respectively. It notes lines drawn after World War II, with Syngman Rhee as South Korea’s leader and a Communist regime in the North, amid tensions over aid, ammunition and potential direct conflict.
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Russia
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U S Forces in Far Eastern Area
The United States has about 123 000 troops in the Far East with a small fleet and several air groups and little chance of joining the Korean war. Only a small advisory mission is in Korea. Army totals about 125 000 in Japan in four infantry divisions. Navy includes Boxer, cruisers, destroyers, escorts, submarines, seaplane tender, fleet oiler. Air force has five fighter groups, plus B 23 and B 26 units on Guam with two squadrons each.
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Willful Disregard Of Peace Cannot Be Tolerated
President Truman said those responsible for unprovoked aggression against Korea must realize how seriously the U S views such threats to world peace. He praised the UN for ordering withdrawal of North Korean forces and noted Moscow bears ultimate responsibility for the war, driven by a Russian dominated North Korean government.
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Congress weighs Korea war test for UN aid plan
In Washington diplomats and senators saw the Korean war as a major UN test and some urged transferring combat planes to South Korea. The Senate appropriations committee awaited a briefing from Dean Acheson and Louis Johnson on a 1.2225 billion dollar military aid program.
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Editorial responses to Soviet actions during early World War II
The excerpt notes that apart from the Communist press, reaction to Soviet aggression was subdued yet firm to prevent a wider war. It cites Moscow's broadcasts as only baling from the Communist dominated North Kernment, reflecting cautious editorial stance amid crisis.
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UN weighs sanctions over North Korea cease fire
The United Nations considered sanctions against the Russian-backed government of Northern Korea if it disobeys a Security Council cease fire order. The council, meeting amid a Russian boycott, urged immediate hostilities cessation and withdrawal to the 38th parallel, with a commission to report back swiftly on the crisis.
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South Korea Appeals for Military Aid
President Truman faces urgent Korea aid requests from President Syngman Rhee as Seoul seeks immediate military assistance to halt the North Korean invasion. Washington contemplates air deliveries and arms shipments while White House reviews Far East defense policy and potential actions short of deploying troops.
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Formosa
Assistance to UN in executing resolution and rebrain fecun aid
Fragmentary text refers to providing every assistance to the United Nations in implementing a resolution and to authorities, mentioning aid to some entity labeled fecun. The fragment lacks clear subjects, dates, or locations, making precise identification difficult.
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Joseph Costa passes on in Irvington and San Jose
Joseph Costa 83 of Irvington died yesterday in a San Francisco hospital. A native of the Azores, he moved to Irvington in 1913 after living in Hayward and San Lorenzo. Funeral services from Sorensen Brothers chapel will be held at 8 am Wednesday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Mission San Jose, with a Mass for his repose at 8:30 am. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre mausoleum. He was husband of Adelaide Costa and father of Mary Reynolds, Joseph S. Costa Jr, and Ambrosina Lopes, with grandchildren Joan Reynolds James Lopes and Digna Lopes. He was a member of several fraternal orders in Hayward and surrounding areas. Rosary at Sorensen Brothers chapel Tuesday at 8 pm.
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Bell 73 Dies. Oakland Breeder Lived 22 Years
Joseph H Bell 73 of 1031 Cherryway died yesterday at home. A native of Ireland he lived in the area 22 years. Funeral services will be held at Sorensen Brothers chapel H140 B Street at 2 p.m. tomorrow with interment in Mt View Cemetery Oakland. He married to Alice H Bell and is survived by siblings William John Martha Jane Rebecca Anna Rachel Kobert Bell of Petaluma. member of BPOE Lodge No II Oakland.
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William Bell
John Bell
Martha Jane Bell
Rebecca Ruegs
Anna Bell
Rachel Sims
Kobert Bell
Petaluma
BPOE
Lodge Noa. II
Review Carriers Enjoy Trip to Beach
Ninteen tired but happy Daily Review carriers returned home last night after an all day outing in Santa Cruz. The excursion was the reward for prize winners in the recent Pup halves krey subscription contest. Free lunch and rides on all concessions were enjoyed by the group. Illness prevented Wilbert Muniz and Charles Wayland from joining. The party included Richard Middleton James Whitecomb Jerry Lipich Larry Sellers Richard Standish Bob Nay Harold Lilith Donald Bites Theatis McCoy Dick Gibson Jack Nunes Jimmy Sowden Bob Chase Arthur Brandenburg Bob Wilson Keith Thomassen Ronald Rodrigues William Stroud Willard Stroud.
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Daily Review
Santa Cruz
Puphaveskrey
Bob Shrader
Larry Watkins
Joe Nunes
Wilbert Muniz
Charles Wayland
Richard Middleton
James Whitecomb
Jerry Lipich
Larry Sellers
Richard Standish
Bob Nay
Harold — Lilith Donald Bites
Theatis McCoy
Dick Gibson
Jack Nunes
Jimmy Sowden
Bob Chase
Arthur Brandenburg
Bob Wilson
Keith Thomassen
Ronald Rodrigues
William Stroud
Willard Stroud
Deaths and gatherings noted in local pages
Mrs. Leach learns of her brother William Shakespeare’s death at his Melbourne Florida winter home. The Shakespeare company founder and tackle inventor, linked to Kalamazoo Michigan, had been ill eight months. Funeral arrangements set in Kalamazoo. Also, Raymond Martin honored at Cull Canyon party hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson celebrating Independent School graduation.
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William Shakespeare
Melbourne
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Cull Canyon
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Raymond
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Votes urged for Hayward school bond issue
The Citizens Committee for Adequate Schools announced endorsements from Mayward Area chamber of commerce Hayward Kiwanis club Hayward Lions club Mayward Business and Professional Women's club Associated Elementary Teachers of Hay Baywood PTA Brethren Burbank's Cher PA Fairview Highlands P l John Muir PTA Markham PTA Kimball Mothers club urging a Yes vote on June 29 to fund state bond money for 2500 incoming pupils over the next 12 months.
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Area Movies Listings at Lorenzo Chabot Hayward Ritz
Local theaters list showings with times for Lorenzo Theater Chabot Theater Hayward Theater and Ritz Theater. Mon and Tue schedules include Woman of Distinction Stagefright Cinderetty Bachelor and Thy Rabby Soxer Rosie QO rad Beld Was on Shop Gimpagnic and Tragics with various times through the day.
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Chabot ‘Sheater
Cripetown
P. Mighter
Rosie QO
Costs-oc Costa Irvington Death Notice
Death notice lists Costa family relatives and survivors from Irvington including Anclaite Porto Costa and Ambrustia Blanche Lopes. Mentions funeral at St Brag Chapel and burial at Sorensen Brothers Cemetery. Also refers to Bell In Hayward and View Cemetery with dates in late May and June.
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Poultry
Today's egg quotations from the Poultry Producers depict rates for large eggs at 49 cents, extra large variations at 42, medium 38, small 27, standard 36. Liver and fryers priced per hundredweight with ranges from 27 to 30 cents for various weights and roast products for four pound roasters at 29 to 30 cents.
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Reworms at the Postolice Hard ward California
The Daily Review appears to be a local Hayward California publication with 1960s style notices. It lists addresses, subscription rates, and contact details for readers seeking information or to subscribe. The text demonstrates an old newspaper masthead and garbled OCR lines.
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