Allied Soldiers Break Up Riot By 'Fanatical' Red Prisoners
Allied troops dispersed a jail riot at Koje Island where Communist prisoners, doctors, and attendants staged a sit down strike demanding better food and daily access to women. The sixteenth division moved in after warnings, with no shots fired, leaving most inmates compliant as 400 women prisoners resisted the return of woven back to their compound. The unrest followed previous incidents in the Koje complex and Busan area, prompting medical treatment access debates and security concerns.
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Robert Udice
Seoul
Korevi
Pugin
War Hospital
Kajeighind
Dalence
Busan
Sen
James
von Elovt
Sth Avo
Iaope
6Th Army
Kaje Islana
Pusan
Koje
Kose
Dodd
United Nations
Akad
Ortivius
Ith
Mark W. Clark
U.N. Supreme Headquart
Tokyo
Dodd Cne
Sin Army
Ath
8Th Army
Rore Island
Haydon I. Boavier
Pura
Daily Review
United Press
Prison Trouble at Enclosure 10 Near Purin Korea
In Enclosure 10 a hospital holding hard core communists near Purin, North of Pusan, trouble erupts as prisoners refuse to move. Maj Glean E Fant said the issue arose from Amy headquarters and Kojo Island transfer plans. Army did not confirm but transfer to Kojo Island possible. Enclosure 10 also known as Kojo Village.
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Pusan
Korea
Ili
Purin
Low Taye Aye
Glean E. Fant
Witicer
Amy
St. Gel
H. Bosdick
Kojo Island
Kojo
Kojo Village
German Peace Pact to Be Signed
BONN Germany and West Germany will sign a separate peace treaty in Bonn on Monday despite Communist threats of retaliation. Later in Paris that day Germany will sign the European defense agreement under which she will contribute 32 divisions to a European army to defend West Europe against Soviet aggression. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer presented the final text of the peace treaty to the parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee and will seek approval from the cabinet tomorrow.
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Bonn
Germany
Alice
West Germany
Bon
Paris
West Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Anprival
City To Abandon Walk Promised Water In Hayward
Hayward city council tentatively approves closing the pedestrian walkway to the Southern Pacific tracks while keeping portions of the street open. Opinion from city attorney George Oakes is sought on legal steps to make the walkway a public thoroughfare for safety reasons. The move aims to end a long dispute over cross tracks used by Burbank School students and includes approval of related street and water main projects and planning commission recommendations.
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Hayward
Southam Pacific
Vnto
George Oakes
Oakes
al Thy
Second Street
Water Department
Southern Pacific
Burbank Schoas
Tigar
Gene Sullival
Hunt Feads
Paix
Canent
Sauer
Fred Schyifler
Chaiman
The
Safety Council
Ares
Chang George Mays
Ecny Planning Commission
Commission
Mapa
Dhear
Dinnner
Bill Wilson
Hawaii
Planning Commission
Gus
Angelo Ragan
Councl
Phinnina Commission
Vargas
Araham
Notibush
Sentie
Anu
St. Charles
Tiewin
Ton Ficklin
Purmission
Hillergst
Dannis Estate
Tenhysen High Station
Kimball School
Pacific Street
Vaile Vista
Parents and Teachers Seek Education via Film Radio TV
At the National Congress of Parents and Teachers fifth annual meeting in Indianapolis Dr Paul Witty of Northwestern University urged using film radio and television in schools. He said listening must be taught and an antidote to TV excess is careful planned constructive programs. Delegates also addressed juvenile narcotics and school needs.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Panl Witty
Northwestern University Pistorior of Education
Witty
Dig
Acoo
Pudin
Von Morpurgo Sentenced To Five Years In San Francisco
Henry Von Morpurge, a Piedmont publicist and Northern California director of the Sister Kenny Fund, is to serve five years for looting funds. His attorney says an appeal is unaffordable as he begins the prison term. A June 16 date was set for final disposition of a receivership related to impounded Sister Kenny funds totaling $19,800.
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San Francisco
Henry von Morpurge
Piedmont
Kenhy Polia
von Marpurede
Superior Courts
Theresa Meikle Han
Kenny
von Morpurgo
Northern California
Woman Jumped to Safety as Train Hit Car
Mrs Henry Vierra 24 of San Leandro jumped clear seconds before her stalled car on Halcyon Drive was struck and dragged 1000 feet by a Southern Pacific train. Officer Al Wheeler of the California Highway Patrol and engineer Elmer Snyder and fireman James Burtor reported the crash as the train finally stopped.
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San Lorenzo
Souther Pacific
Henry Vierra
San Leandro
al Wheeler
California Highway Maid
Vierva
Halcyon Drive Creasine
United Can Company
Hayvard
Elmer Snyder
James Burtoer
Mikado Tickets On Sale At Hayward High School
Hayward high school fine arts presents The Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan. Tickets are available daily at the school ticket booth and afternoon sales run between 3 40 and 7 28 PM. The production is the department’s final show of the year and benefits from active student involvement.
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Hah
Lawn Camera
Hayward High School
Truman Alerts Nation To Renewed Warfare In Korea
President Truman urged renewed vigilance and readiness for possible renewed warfare in Korea during a ceremony at the U S Military Academy marking its 150th anniversary. He warned that substantial cuts in defense and foreign aid would have serious effects while noting tripled military production and Allied rearmament.
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West Point
Truman
Korea
U.S
East
Bulne
United States
Congress
Senate
House
Atom test failure sparks probe of cause at Nevada site
Las Vegas reports a scheduled atomic test at the Nevada proving grounds failed for a second time. The Atomic Energy Commission said it could not identify the failure, with wiring or device issues blamed. The test, the 18th planned, was reset for Thursday morning after a loose wire interrupted the sequence.
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Nev
Atomic Energy Com
Nevada Proving Grounds
AEC
Desert
Here
Nevada Proving
Atomic Verey Commission
Greyhound Buses Move in Hayward Amid Schedules
In Hayward, Greyhound buses moved in and out as usual with local schedules disrupted. Officials said about ten percent of trips were altered, but operations were expected to return to normal by Thursday or Friday.
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Hayward
Peerle
Tee
Sid
Greyhound
Idar
Inside Page 4 Highlights Kefauver Delegation and Nippon Newsman
A jumble of clipped headings notes Sen Estes Kefauver as a delegate in the presidential race, a Nippon newsman achieving a first in training, and a Queen contest with rules for farm, home and industry honors.
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James Roosevelt
Estes Kefitvers
Nippon Newsman
Niles Youth Rescued After Boulder Pinning Ordeal
A five year old boy, Jay Binning, was trapped when a 1100 pound boulder shifted in a gopher tunnel in Niles canyon. Det. Everett King Constable Henry Vervis and two men aided by the boy’s parents freed him as the rock began to move downhill. The ambulance transported him to hospital where he received treatment for arm injuries.
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Niles
Gopher Dales
Jay Binning
Caime
Jay J. Bigning
Jay
Niles Canyon
Everett King
Henry Vervis
Hyches
Hayward
Marine Shot Accidentally at Treasure Island Barracks
Marine Pfc. Francis McCabe, 18, died after an accidental gun discharge during a watch relief at Treasure Island Marine Barracks. Lt. Col. Robert B. Shepard said the AS-calibre service pistol fired during a routine changeover as sentries prepared for relief. An inquiry was convened to investigate the incident.
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Francisco
Daimes
Msrice McCabe
Ihe Marine Corp
Robert B. Shepard
Treasure Island
Barruer
McCabe
Tvsyeareolt T'vt
Burton Hy Shays
Lancaster
Calif
Shepard
Cabe
Panty Raid Fever Hits U.S. Campuses Nationwide
A wild wave of panty raids swept colleges nationwide with tear gas used at several campuses. At the University of Colorado 1500 male students raided dorms, clashing with coeds who repelled them with bottles and missiles. one student, Robert Baker, fell, breaking his hip. National Guard was called at Columbia, Missouri, as unrest spread to Northwestern, Wisconsin, Minnesota and others.
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United Press
National Guard Whs
University of Colorado
Colorado
Robert Baker
Aeyercy
Columbia
Steels
Bie Ten
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dohoral
Missouri
Connecticu
Delaware
Alabama
Stephens, Christian and
Tutts Colleges
New Killer At Large Castro Valley Insect Paint Ad
An ad promotes KT LKOTE a wall paint claimed to repel flies mosquitoes and roaches. It emphasizes odorless washing durability rust resistance and pastel interior colors. Washart's Redwood Pharmacy in the Davis Shopping Center is listed as exclusive dealer with two phone numbers.
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Castro Valley
Cat Washart
Redwood
Davis
Laurel
Hydroelectric Plant Plans Revealed for Feather River Scheme
San Francisco based Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced plans for a $14,000,000 hydroelectric complex on the upper Feather river, with four new plants boosting capacity. License applications have been filed with the Federal Power Commission, targeting power output from the Caribou and Poe reservoirs area, near Yellow Creek, and a parallel McCloud river development with four more powerhouses. President James B. Black noted the Feather river will become California’s largest power source once built.
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Piau
Lae Horth Fork
American River
Dacifle Gag and Electric Company
Federal Power Commission
Feather River
Calbfortth
James B. Black
Boubly
Black
Butl Valley Preservoir
Smouth
Yellow Creek
Poe Reserve
Vair
McCloud
Jets Shoot Down Four Commie Mig-15s Near Yalu River
In Seoul, American Sabre jets downed four Mig-15s and damaged another in a 15 minute battle along the Yalu River. The action increased the 4th Fighter-Interceptor Wing tally to 20 percent of enemy aircraft. Col Harrison of Pittsfield, NH claimed his fifth Mig, becoming an ace as his unit downed four more and achieved 20% of MiGs shot down that day.
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Seoul
Korea
Weather Brief For Fair Tonight And Wednesday
Fair weather appears with low clouds in the morning and cooler conditions later. Tonight and Wednesday will see increasing cloudiness and a mild high around 85.
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Eflerneon
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