Rush OK On Troops Is Advise and Vote Hope
Senate Democrats pressed for a quick vote and a resounding majority to send U S troops into the Atlantic pact defense effort. Republicans demanded congressional approval before expanding Eisenhower’s Western Europe force, while leaders warned against a pyrrhic victory that would hurt morale and allies. Fulbright signaled possible changes if Republicans broaden the resolution with amendments.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Texas Democrat
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Georgia Democrat
J. Wiliam Fulbright
Ark
Irish Stand Pat On St Patrick Day In Ireland
Irish officials bar revelry from pubs as St Patrick’s Day actions curb drinking. An Irish American warns celebrating abroad is wiser, while Dublin and Donegal see closed pubs and limited festivities. Police scan for poteen production around the holiday as the government enforces restraint.
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Dublin
St. Patrick
Ireland
New York
Boston
St. Pat's
National Agricultural and Industrial Development Association
St.Patricck
Stock prices drift in cautious bulk trading on war news
Final stocks in New York closed with fractional gains amid moderately active dealings. The day saw strength in specialty shares as a group while overall market sentiment stayed cautious. Investors remained on the sidelines awaiting further war front developments.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Britain to test atomic bombs in Nevada or Australia
Rumors say Britain plans its first atomic explosion within a year, possibly at the Nevada proving ground near Las Vegas or the Woomera range in Australia. Officials offered no confirmation amid ongoing talks with U.S. counterparts.
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London
U.P
Britain
Nevada
Ministry of Supply
U.S
Las Vegas
Nev
Woomera
Austalia
Washington
Bellisit Syra
Atomic Energy Commission
Fonthcoming
Maragon May Face Questions on Surplus Deals
Washington report says John Maragon and Jurney White House associate may be summoned by House investigators probing surplus profiteering tied to George Dawson. Maragon vows full cooperation after Senate testimony linked him to Dawson's bid to buy Army leftovers. he was convicted for lying to Senators and is awaiting Supreme Court review while free at his McLean Virginia home.
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Washington
W.P
John Maragon
Jurney White House
George Dawson
Maragan
Maragon
House Subcommittee
Senate
Dawson
McLean
Supreme Court
Pergola Hill Crash Claims Woman and Injures Husband
A San Leandro woman died and her husband was near death after a two vehicle collision on Pergola Hill near Hit Way 60 early today. Several others were injured including Cecil Garcia and Mrs Loyal J Rich. The truck and car plunged off a 35 foot embankment. Steck died at the scene.
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Pergola Hill
San Leandro
Emily Stack
Carpentier Street
Paul R
Fairmont Hospital
Stack
Alameda
Cecil Garcia
Apricot Drive
Castro Valley
Loyal J. Rich
Bancroft Avenue
Virgil M. Bettencourt
Gustine
Calif
Rich
Peralta Hospital
Oekland
Y Rettencourt
Crow Canyon
Steck
Highway Patrol
San Leadro
I & Man
Foothill Boulevard
Willat A. Davidson
Oakland
William Pickens
Foothill
Davidson
Sabrent Hospital
Edward Hill
Winton Avenue
Hayward
T. L. Burge
Svenue
Russell City
Tol
Wayne A. Crovens
Sai
LeNo
Mina
Crovens
San Leandro Devis Street
Costello Cited on Two Counts for Contempt
NEW YORK Frank Costello a leading figure in organized crime was cited on two counts for contempt of Congress today. The Senate Crime Investigation Committee will offer him two more chances to testify with further citations. The panel authorized the two citations in Washington as Rudolph Halley the chief counsel said Costello would be summoned Monday and Tuesday. The current citations carry potential penalties of two years in prison and a 2000 dollar fine.
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New York
Frank Costello
Jimpin
Underworld
Congress
Senate Crime Investiguting
Rave
Senate
Mittee
Tralley
Costello
Halley
George Wolf
Tom
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
San Francisco Theaters Hit by AFL Janitors Strike
AFL building service employes janitors walked out at 110 Northern California theaters today, with 21 in San Francisco. Several venues warned of canceled shows while protectionists and ushers would honor picket lines. Some theaters remained open as talks continued with Fox West Coast and other owners considered negotiations. The strike could spread to southern California if unresolved.
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San Francisco
California
Paramount
Fox West
Fox
Moss
San Francisco Theatrical Association
AFL Building Service Employes Union
Fresno
San Joaquin
Salinas
Fox West Coast
San Diego
Los Angeles
Barker Jury Deliberates in Marin County Real Estate Case
A seven woman and five man jury resumed deliberations in the six week trial of Ov iela GC Barker a Marin County real estate man charged with 24 counts of mail fraud. The jury began after noon and was recalled for further instructions three times. They asked for a 3 p.m. rereading of testimony from an early section of the trial. Prosecutors say Barker swindled clients out of 800000 in the sale of tax delinquent northern California timberlands. Barker testified on consecutive days during the trial.
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San Francisco
Oviela GC
Barker
Marin County
Oliver J. Carter
Luced
California
Retreating Reds Halt At 38th Parallel
United States awaiting clearer Communist plans for Korea before authorizing a cross of the 38th parallel. State Department officials and UN allies discussed strategy and cautioned MacArthur not to launch a new major offensive without broad consultations. Several nations participated in the briefing, stressing continued consultation and careful handling of the war’s next phase.
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Washington
United States
Korea
38Th Parallel
Barca
North
South
Kare
Unite States
SecArthur
34Th Parallel
State Department
Far East
MacArthur
North Korea
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Red Ching
Good Offices
South Korea
Britain
Urbey
Australia
France
Canada
Philippines
Lima
Belgium
New Zealand
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Netherlands
Bayimpants
Truman
Key~ West
Fla
Taye
Maca&cUnur
Epactment
Pentagon
U.S
Western Week Plans Laid by Hayward Twenty-Thirtians
Western Week events kick off in May with a two day rodeo and contests. Plans include beard and beauty contests, a dance, parade, and prize programs. Will Hendrickson coordinates the lineup while Hayward hosts set for May 20. Jack Holgate's family welcomed baby Ryan Dale on March 14 and members will contribute to the child's fund at the next meeting.
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Tayward
Hayward
Blue
Pan
Mandarin Ten Gardens
Dile Linder
Tony Jimines
New Stand Expected At Korea Border
News of a new stand at the 38th parallel reports 200000 retreating Red troops and 250000 defeated, as UN forces push back Communist units from Hangchow westward. MacArthur visits the front saying everything is going well while Allied air and naval strikes pound targets from Manchuria to Wonson.
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Tokyo
Korea
38Th Parallel
Hangchow
Ath
38Th “Parallel
Geo. Couglas MacArthur
Hongchon
Sorder
U.S
Manchester
English
Evertsen
Lind
Singi
Wonsen
Vga
Wonsan
Manchuran
Pyongyang
Yonghung
Chunchon
Russians Stop Three West Military Trains
Berlin reports the Soviet zone blocked three Western military trains bound for Berlin. Russian officials announced future limits of 16 Western military freight and passenger trains daily over the 110 mile strip separating West Germany and Berlin. Passengers on the three US Army trains were forced to disembark at Helmstedt border checkpoint.
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Berlin
Germany
West Germany
Bremerhaven
Helmstedt
Mt Eden Residents Hear Plan On Sewage Options
Hayward plans a $1,200,000 treatment plant west of Mt Eden with trunk sewers. residents face a choice between annexation to Oro Loma with a connected plant or tying into Hayward's line with no trunk-costs. Costs include bond options, taxes to Oro Loma or sewer fees to Hayward, and possible future reductions. Public debate featured officials Dean Thompson and Harry Shatto, with residents and business voices weighing the two paths.
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Dean Thompson
Harry Shatto
Mt. Eden-Russell
Hayward
Mt Eden
Dorothy McMahan
Mt. Eden School
Mt. Eden
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Heyward Area Chamber of Commierce
Roger Anderson
Anderson
Ore Toma
Haywards
Oro Loma
George Walter, Jr
Walter
Shatto
Ede
Crty
Ora Loma
Ora Lama
Hayard
Russell City
Oro Lama
Shado
John Jenks
TMar+v. Jenks
Haywanl
Air Guard Men Give Blood Sunday
Air National Guard personnel at Hayward Airport plan a blood drive for wounded GIs. More than 125 guardsmen from the Fifth Fighter Group, the 1441 Air Base Group, and the 194th Fighter Squadron have signed up to donate a pint, with the event slated to begin at 11 am on Sunday.
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Air National Guard
Hayward
Lium
1441
Apansar
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