Yugoslavs Charge Russia Masses for Tito Attack
Belgrade reports Moscow is massing troops and weapons along its borders in preparation to overthrow Marshal Tito. Yugoslavia cites large Soviet forces near the frontier with Romania and Hungary, plus mobilizations, minefields, barbed wire, and new airfields.
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Russia
Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U.P
Lito
Romania
Hungary
Balkan
Tvo Vejvoda
United Nations
Yugnelavia
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Ambulance Drivers Describe Highland Hospital Conditions
Oakland police ambulance drivers testified emergency service at Highland hospital fluctuated, crowded and overworked. They noted daytime patients receive better care than at night, staff shortages and equipment gaps, and repeated calls for more trained nurses and supplies over the last decade.
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Oakland
Highland Hospital
Fred D'Askaith
Alameda County Board of Supervisor
Highland
D'Askulth
Herrick
Berkeley
Permanente
Oalland
Niel G. Abbott
Highlind
Cain Defends Universal Training In Draft Bill Debate
Senator Cain urged the Senate to retain universal military training as part of the draft measure. He argued training saves lives, citing his World War II paratrooper service and speaking as a father worried for his son. The bill would draft 18 year olds for 24 months and create six years of reserve service with four months of basic training at 18. Administration leaders remained hopeful as key amendments faced votes to shape the final package.
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Washington
UPRJ
Senate
Dealh
Harry PL Cain
Aalher
Washington. Republicar
Cain
America
Edwin C. Johnson
Cole
John W. Bricker
Browder Seeks Witnesses in Contempt Trial
Earl Browder, former Communist party head, petitions the U S District Court to compel witnesses including Sen Millard E Tydings and five subcommittee members to testify at his contempt trial for refusing to answer questions on communism in the state department. The Senate subcommittee probing McCarthy charges names Wisconsin Republican and six others as potential witnesses.
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Wasimington
Earl Browder
Communist Party
U. S
Browder
Congress
Senate
Joseph HR. McCarthy
State Department
U. S. District Court
Uh Wisconsin Republican
Millard E. Tydings
Brien McMahon
D. Conn
Theodore FP. Green
R.J
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Mass
Warren's Crime Commission Plan Approved by Assembly
Sacramento AP reports Gov Warren's proposal for a new crime commission won unanimous approval from the Assembly Ways and Means committee. The panel endorsed funding of 150,057 to support the new investigation unit and authorized adding three investigators and an attorney to the franchise board.
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Sacramento
Govant Warren
Assembly Ways and News Commotien
Ways and Means Committee
Directoy
Fina
James Dean
4-H Dress Revue Set for Tomorrow in Castro Valley
Castro Valley 4-H Club Week features a dress revue and a demonstration at Casino Village shopping center at 7 pm. Antonetic Silva, program chair, says gowns from their senior group will be modeled. James Johnson will demonstrate key points in choosing and constructing a proper dress.
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Iubseriice
Castro Valley
Casino Village
Antonetic Silva
Pro- Bram
Gots
James Johnson
Consulaa
Greyhound Buses Return to Normal Service After Strike
San Francisco reports normal operations as Pacific Greyhound drivers and station workers approve a new contract ending a week long strike. The agreement includes a 0 percent wage rise and other benefits. About 100,000 passengers in the Far West were affected, with 14,000 in the San Francisco area.
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San Francisco
Pac
Greyhound Vines
BND
AFL
Pacific Greyhound
Ddawan
Tov
Los Angeles
LON
Greyhound
al & Wnt
California
Oregon
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
West Texas
F. W. Ackerman
Far West
Sint Pranvisen
Meat Packing Unions Unite Move Toward Unity
CHICAGO UP reports United Packinghouse Workers and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters announce a plan to form a permanent unity committee aiming for organic unity of the two unions and nationwide labor movement cohesion. They seek government approval for a wage increase affecting about 200,000 members.
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Chicago
CTO
Unce
Taok
Willy
United Packinghouse Workers
AFL
Meat Cutters Annouinee
Bevin resigns on 70th birthday as Morrison named
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin resigns due to ill health after serving since 1945. Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison is appointed to replace him, with James Chuter Ede moving to Morrison's Commons duties and Viscount Addison taking the Lords leadership. Bevin had guided vital wartime and postwar actions including Palestine, India and Berlin. Morrison, 68, praised as a skilled Labor politician and wartime Cabinet figure.
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Londow
Ernest
Bevin
Teomt
Labor
Clement Alive
No. 10
Downing Street
Prome
Herbert Marvison
Marvson
Gaber
Wut
United Bevin
Attlee
Hone
James Chuter Ede
Morrison
Commons
Viscount Addison
House of Lords
Ioha
Soviet Union
France
United States
India
Pakistan
Berlin
Korea
Moram
Labor Party
Weven
Foot Figures In Dog Fray
Charles Sorensen value 34 Westfield Avenue a Hayward parcel post driver battled two large dogs as his truck rolled on Hampton Road on Thursday. He attempted to save the mails and stop the vehicle injuring a leg in the struggle and remains bedridden, recalling a chaotic canine clash.
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Charles Sorensen
Westfield Avenue
Sorensen
Hayward
Hampton Road
IOOF Juvenile Court Meeting Tomorrow in Independence
An Easter meeting of the juvenile court of Independence will be held at 2 pm Saturday at St. Gu Hall, 6th and Grove streets, Ox Janes. Mrs. Jeanelle Brork will supervise, with Barbara Teixeira as new commander. Barry Stockle will show films and refreshments will be served. Foresters in the Valley area are invited.
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IOOF
Hhe Juvenile Court of
Forusters
Capehart Says AFC Scandal Surpasses Teapot Dome
Senator Capehart, a GOP member of the Senate subcommittee investigating the RFC, warned the AFC scandal rivals Teapot Dome in scale. He cautioned against implying bribery like the Fall case, but noted massive RFC loan amounts and ties to figures like W. Pauley and Democratic figures. The diary of Director Dunham and testimony pointed to political influence and potential perjury or tax violations, with officials weighing further inquiries.
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Sen
Bomero
Capehart
GOP
Senate
Reconstructions Finance Corp
Congress
Harding
Ott Almount
RFC
Dot. Case
Tntoriey
Albert B. Fall
HFC
T Pacific
Pacific
Walter T Dun
Boyle
Paul JW
Douglas Dy Tl
Sen. Burnell
A. Maybank
S.C
RIC
Interior Department
Fail
Mayhank
J. Dunham
Rec Bireglor C. Bilward Rowe
Dunham
Steelman
Major
Community Hotel Corp
General Services Action
Justice Department
Aki
Three Hurt In Minor Automobile Accidents
Three people suffered minor injuries in separate collisions on Lewelling Boulevard and nearby routes. Melvin B. Simpson of San Leandro and Jack AL Karr of Albany were involved in a westbound crash near Hopyard, sending Simpson’s vehicle into a utility pole and Karr’s car into a hedge. Simpson was hospitalized. In a second incident, Fermin C. Rapisura of Russell City and Mrs. Celine Puch of Chicago were treated after their vehicles collided as Puch turned right onto Lewelling Boulevard. both treated at Haywich hospital. Police issued collision notices and continued investigation.
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Forday
Spital
AL Bms
Melvin B. Simpson
San Leandro
Jack AL Karr
Albany
Hopyard
Simpson
Kaye
Fairmont Hospital
Lewelling Boulevard
Washington Avenue
Fermin C. Rapisura
Sixth Street
Russell City
Celine Puch
Chica
Puch
Antonia Puch
Hamsura
Lew
UN Advance Continues Along Front in Korean War Battles
UN ground forces pressed a renewed offensive across a 70 mile front toward Seoul. The 1st and 6th Army reported advances as Communist resistance faded in places while rear guards fought to delay pursuit. Casualties reached 18,640 on the first 48 hours with both sides trading gains near Yangpon and the Han River bridgehead six miles deep east of Seoul.
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Tokyo
Sth
Seoul
U.S
Aluarg
Fan
Saoul
Yangpong
Freeze Woman Survives Deep Freeze Legs Amputated
Chicago report says Dorothy Mae Stevens, who endured a body temp near freezing, remains in very satisfactory condition after doctors amputated nine inches below one leg and may remove parts of fingers. She survived the extreme cold exposure and rigor mortis in an alley.
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Chicago
Wom
Dorothy Mae Stevens
Michael Heese Hospital
Stevens
Afl
Johnston Schedules Meetings With Union and Industry Leaders
Johnston plans meetings with union officials and industry spokesmen to discuss labor mobilization and a stabilization program. Officials inspect possible paths to a nationwide wage accord while Johnston revises wage boost rules and signals talks with labor leaders on wage panel reentry. Green accuses admin of ceding mobilization to big business and criticizes defense agencies.
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Waliington
Eric A. Johnston
Uil
Johnston
Nations Association of Manualacturers
Chamber of Commerce
Committee For
United Tabor Policy Committee
Tix
Nas
Wre Stabilization Board
APL
William J. Green
Inbar
Qatinn
Charles B. Wileson
Green
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Piea
Warren
Crime Commission
Annis Fuehda
Furtado
Taifserne Teat
Tay
Tricara
Lanvrey
Rumsey
Benn
Julia Rigatte
West- Wa
Kay Sakai
Ted Saksi
Koz Mori
Mement Pacific
Citizen’s League
Min Shinoda
Yonekura
Teraza- Doner
American Red Cross
Meat Packing Unions
Ernest Bevin
Jean
Lencan
Smart Auto
Hayward Plate Glass & Mirror CO
Poothill Mivé
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