UN Troops Break Through Key Korean Front Near 38th Parallel
United Nations forces smashed a major communist defense line in east central Korea, driving 26 miles toward the south of the 38th parallel. U S Marines and South Korean troops pressed a deep advance, with Changpyong flattened by air and artillery strikes. Air forces reported 670 sorties, killing or wounding over 750 enemy troops, and targeting supply centers, bunkers, and the Pyongyang airfield.
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U.S
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Hoengsong
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Changpyong
William “Buffaloill" Quinn
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Toastmasters Elect Officers At Valley Club Meeting
Toastmasters Will Elect officers at the Castro Valley club as it holds the third in a series of meetings at Svendsgaards tomorrow. Bay Area guests include Dr. Reymond Burke area governor Harold Sill and Davis Brown education chair man Fred Gwen district lieutenant governor. A prior organizing meeting was held Thursday with Castro Valley members linked to the San Leandro club. Brown will discuss the Basic Training Manual and nominations, committees, and table topics are on the agenda.
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Svendsgaard’s
Casta
Do You Hug Your Television Screen Too Small
A bumbling display ad alleges Mr Barbalamon of 2097 San Migual Casita Vallay sold a small TV to the first buyer who found it too small. The quirky notice encourages readers to call Review wank ads at LO 12112 or LO 49033 for larger screen sales.
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Becauza
Barbalamon
San Migual
Casita Vallay
Gallad
18 Year Draft Test Victory in Senate Vote
The Senate rejected an 18 year draft proposal by 55 to 31 as an amendment to the administration manpower bill. Morse of Oregon pressed for an 18 year draft, arguing it would fulfill defense manpower needs. McFarland Johnson and Johnson urged against altering the current 19-year draft age, warning it would muddy the pool and delay defense measures.
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Senate
Wayne Morse
Ore
General Administration
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Sen
Robert
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Defense Department
Ernest W. McFarland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Selective Service
Burglar Nabs Jewelry Worth 320 At San Lorenzo Home
The Wayward sheriff's sub-station reports a daytime burglary at Mrs. Margaret A. Jones's residence 18750 Via Luando San Lorenzo. Jewelry valued at 320 disappeared from the dining room after the homeowner, busy in the kitchen and bedroom with doors closed, suspects an unlocked front door. A watch worth 69 and two rings valued 250 and 1 were taken.
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Margaret A. Jones
Luando
San Lorenzo
Tareyton Village buyers balk at deposit refunds
Aggressive action by hundreds of ex servicemen and wives threatening not to sign or cash $50 refunds tied to Tareyton Village near Hayward escalates after ownership change. A veterans group forms in San Lorenzo ahead of a Wednesday mass meeting in Oakland, with contracts and prices outlined and notional promise to honor original terms.
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Decoto
American Legion Hall
Hesperian Boulevard
San Norenzo
San Lorenzo
Hayward-Niles
Ol & Pam
Veterans Memorial
Grand Avenue
Oakland
Taverton Village
Treet
T. R. Bechtel Construction Company
Treeview Homes
Los Angeles
Biltmore Homes, Inc
Treeview
Tureyton Village
Middlefield Company
Harry M. Gross
Trikaine Tower
California
Middlefield Co
Tareyton Village
Veterans Administration
Exservicemen
San Leandro
Eastbay
Tareyton
Tareytan Village Ciizens
Sweetwood
Three Die In Multiple Auto Crash
Washington reports reveal Senate RFC investigators naming Sen. James E. Murray and White House aide Donald S. Dawson in a probe of loans to Miami Beach hotels. The subcommittee disclosed Murray pressed a $1 million RFC loan for the Sorrento hotel as his son acted as attorney, while Dawson, President Truman's aide, had ten days at the Saxony hotel tied to a $1.6 million RFC loan. Examiners also received free rooms for a 10 day family vacation at the Saxony before loan modification, and Sax of Chicago, nicknamed the Punchboard King, owned the Saxony.
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James E. Murray
Mont
White House
Donald S. Dasyaon
Miami Beach
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
L. Murray
Sorrento
Gold Coast
Dawson
Truman
Saxony
Titan. & Rfc
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Ite
J. Wiliam Fulbright
Ack
Sig
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Chicago
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Marines Return Home From Korea In San Francisco Welcome
One thousand Marines of the 1st Marine Division arrived aboard the General Breckinridge in San Francisco. Crowds of about 2500 packed the pier as planes roared and fireboats sprayed water. Families cried with joy while awaiting the walking wounded of 400 and rotating units. Local officials hailed the welcome as the greatest celebration since VJ Day. speeches, a motorcade, and a ticker-tape shower followed.
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James Grant
San Francisco
Korea
Breckinridge
Seoul
Inchon
Hungnam
No- Name Ridge
1St Marine Division
George W. Miles
Highland Park
N. J
Robert House
Tonewandy
Financial
Iona Brown
Tampa
Fla
Pfe
Harry RB. Brown
Chosin
Melvin
Graves B. Erskine
Head On Crash Near Santa Rita Leaves Seven Dead Weekend Injuries
A multi-vehicle head on collision on Highway 40 near Tagsarajz caused three deaths and four serious injuries early Sunday. Victims included William J. Hurst and Richard E. Jones, both from Alameda County, with others from Oakland, Camp Pendleton, and Hayward. A second crash on Niles Road injured four more Hayward residents, while a Dublin Canyon wreck left two Navy personnel with minor injuries. Roy Leighton, linked to a local mass meeting, clarifies his employment status with Oro Loma Sanitary District.
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Highway 40
Tagsarajz
Hayward
Alameda County
Willian J. Hurst
Alemedt
St. Paul's Hospital
Livermore
Bennie W. Wahley
San Talo
Richard E. Jones
Oakland
Jones
Wibley
lTurst
Mildred
Clarence’ White
Camp Pendleton
Mill Valley
Dorothy Mendez
Hoth
Fairmont Hospital
White
Oak Knoll Hospital
Mrs. Mendez
Highland. L
Sasha
St. Paul's
Ernest Herman
Stockton
James T. Cernusco
Herman
Cernusca
Wabley
Machine
Kal
Hurst
Hermiah
Cernusco
Maxine Vincent
Marley
Margaret Shouldis
Tarmen Avenue
Marian E. So
LaLancet
Soares
Herman H. Oldenburg
Alameda Naval Air Station
Dublin Canyon
Fred Yochum
Durward Litton
War Air Station
Yothum
Stanford Trio Believed Down In Light Plane
Fresno authorities and rescue teams chase a light plane missing between Fresno and Las Vegas carrying Cedric A. Norbury 24 from Lambertville New Jersey Terry Brock 21 of Los Gatos Times and Albert A. Landauer 26 of Deming New Mexico Norbury reported flying at 15000 feet with a four hour fuel supply as heavy Sierra blizzards halted immediate search Paratroopers stand by ready to operate if aircraft wreckage is found Norbury was due to wed March 31 in Santa Fe New Mexico.
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UAI
Standart University
Las Vegas
Nev
Army
Navy
Civil Air Patrol
Cedric A. Newbury
Lambertsville
Ned
Santa Clare County
Norbury
Terry Brock
Los Gatos
Calif
Mojave
Hamilton Field Air Force
Mountains
Cedric A. Norbury
N. J
Breck
Charles T. Vanderval
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Allies Agree to Act Tough at Four Power Talks
Western deputies from the United States Britain France and Russia opened talks in Paris to set an agenda for a full four power foreign ministers conference after this year They pledge no appeasement and aim to force discussion beyond German rearmament They intend to show Russia is seeking a settlement or just propaganda while pressing basic East West issues through a tough approach
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Eputy
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France
Russia
U. S
Phillip
Jessup
Cearly
Meet
Europe
Bie
Germany
Andrei Grantyko
Phillip C. Jessup
Ernest Tavies
Foreign Uffice
Alexandre Parodi
Gromyko
Tig Cetane
Power outage hits western Hayward area briefly
A PG&E substation transformer fault at East 1dth Street and Mattox Road cut power to western Hayward for about two hours yesterday afternoon. Rainwater ingress caused the 2:24 pm blowout as the line shorted to ground. Traffic signals failed and police managed amber and red signals. no home or vehicle accidents were reported due to the outage.
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Pacifier Gas and Electric Company
Mattox Road
Bus Officials AFL Drivers Meet Again in Greyhound Strike
San Francisco reports a two hour meeting between bus officials and AFL Drivers and Station Workers Union aims to settle the Greyhound strike affecting seven Western states. The walkout by 3,600 workers began Sunday, leaving about 100,000 passengers stranded, with pay per mile and hourly wage disputes remaining at issue.
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San Francisco
AFL
Greyhound
San Franccisco Bay Area
Phair
Thes Company
Rifle Jams So Gi Beats Red to Death With Fists
Gene Thomas Ironwood Michigan private 6 foot muscular 20 year old used a jammed rifle to grab a machine gun from a North Korean soldier and beat him to death with his fists during a dawn clash near Amidong. He and two other GIs held a forward position as 75 attackers pressed in. The Americans repelled the assault. 35 enemy dead and 40 wounded were counted and Thomas was recommended for the Silver Star.
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William Burson
U. & 7Pil
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Uri
Samson
Pfe
Eugene W. Thomas
Ironwood
Mich
Joseph J. Gluspern
Brooklyn
New York
Gene
Thomas
Glespen
Corp
Daniel Chavez
Albuquerque
Mlove Company
Amidong
Chavez
Thomas Said. “Chavez
Blaney
Glespon
Final Stocks in New York Rise and Fall Amid Tax Fears
Uncertainty over government bond policy and aims to raise funds for the March 15 tax installment weighed on New York stocks in May. Traders watched policy signals and debt strategies as market volatility persisted throughout the month.
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New York UP
WWI Vet Insurance Dividend Set
The Veterans Administration will pay about 16 million dollars in life insurance dividends to 10,000 World War I veterans this year. VA insurance chief I. W. Breining said checks go to policyholders on their policy anniversary dates. the annual payment has been made for about 30 years, enabled by mortality experience among the insured.
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Washington
Floral Arranging Class Starts at San Loyesto High
An adult education class in flower arranging begins at 3 p.m. today at San Loyesto High School. Mrs J W Suttle, former teacher at San Lorend Grammar School, will instruct. About one person has been urged to attend tonight's meeting. Students bring their own containers.
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J. W. Suttle
San Lorend Grammar School
Suttle
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