Camp Parks gets 18 million contract for reactivation site
The Air Force awards Barrett a $18,000,000 contract to redevelop Camp Parks in Pleasanton near Hayward, with plans to house up to 30,000 trainees and boost local economy. The project includes nearby Camp Shoemaker and related facilities, while operations at Alameda County facilities may shift as construction begins.
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Camp Parks
Pleasuoteh
Barrett
Hi S Truation Company
San Francisco
Air Foree
Yelephoun
Air Force Pubs
Hayward Area
Air Forge
Dougherty Road
Tassajara Raill
Parky
Chamber of Commerce
Ship
Air Force
Safe
Ble Force
Department of Defense
Navy
Camp Shoremaker
Mortuary Defends Ambulance Service Against Charges
Catherine Pratt-Flier of Pyatt Flier Mortuary blasts The Daily Review for misstatements about ambulance service in Southern Alameda County. She cites 40 years in business, 35 with ambulance work, claims prompt emergency responses beyond highway disputes, and argues lack of official complaints from county agencies.
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Alameda County
Catherine Pratt
Prett-Flie
Shure
Schwartz
Daiby Review
Noul
Prath
Plier
Mortualy
Orl
Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Department
Whem
Air Service
Flicel
Fetter
Flash Flood Hits Kansas Triggers Eight Death Fears
Severe flooding around Hays Kansas and Ellis towns left several confirmed deaths and five or more missing. A cloudburst swollen Big Creek Channel forced water into basements and streets with Fort Hays State College campus submerged. Rescue crews from the National Guard and local fire units plied the waters and boats to reach stranded residents. Local casualties include Dr F C Weist and Dr June Horrman among others, with extensive damage reported to utilities and homes.
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Hays
Kan
Big Creek
Ellis
Mans
Delmas L. Haney
135Th Aaa
Kansas National Guard
Here
Douglas Eaton
Wakeensy
Kans
Eaton
Roebert Hippetesu
L. D. Wooster
Fort Hays State College
June Horrman
F.C. Weist
Pote
Russell
National Guardsmen
Bilis
Narbert Durellint
St. Toseph's
MacArthur Officer Sails for States
Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby, intelligence chief to MacArthur in World War II and Korea, sailed for the United States aboard the Breckenridge. He announced plans to retire and may join MacArthur to offer services. He has 40 years in the Army and was subpoenaed by the Senate Committee investigating MacArthur’s dismissal.
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Tokyo
Charles A. Willoughby
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Breckenridge
MacArthur
Senate
Iyill
Washington
Iran demands U S stay out of oil dispute with Britain
Tehran censures United States for pressuring Iran over the Anglo Iranian oil row after the government nationalized its oil industry. Foreign Minister Bagher Kazemi hands U S Ambassador Benny Grady a protest note saying U S neutrality ended and negotiations cannot guide Iran now. Premier Mossadegh denounces British pressure on Iranian workers, showing dire living conditions for laborers near Tehran.
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Tehran
Iran
U.P
United States
Britain
Bagher Kazemi
U. S
Benny Grady
Foreign Office
Tran
Grady
Mohamed Mossadegh
Mohammad Mehran
High Fog Weather Update Near Tiersoon Today
A foggy morning and night rise in fog reduced visibility in the Tiersoon area. The afternoon is expected to clear slightly with warm to cool conditions. Yesterday’s high and today’s low are not specified beyond a 53 degree low.
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Tiersoon
Communists Routed in West Attackers Hit East in Korea
Washington reports Gen Bradley told Senate the Communist retreat in western Korea was turning into a rout as they pressed in the east near 36th parallel. Allied forces pursued toward Seoul while censors hid details as MacArthur’s camp weighs possible political goals in Korea.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Tokyo
U.P
Korea
Res
36Th Parallel
Western Front
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Seoul
United States
United
Tajim
38Th Parallel
Senate Committee Investigat
Iig
Douglas MacArthy
Jincaster
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Saltonstall
Bradley Ikap
Pungam
Pangam
Munsan
Chunchon
Kharvan
Imjim
Pukhan
Paulson River
Changgong
Chongpyong
Hongzhon River
Changsgong
U. S
Al-Med
Pangany
Saksa
8Th Army
Soksa
Clark L. Ruffner
Mangye
Divi
Hayward to vote on sewer plant revenue bonds by October
Hayward voters will be asked whether the city should issue revenue bonds to finance a $1.2 million sewage disposal plant. The council barred delay, set an election target no later than October, and approved final plans and specifications with consultant support. A voter-registration drive in new areas was also proposed to boost turnout.
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Hayward
C, W
White
Council
Th Cily
Seling
Harry Shalto
Esti
Jenks
Jja
Lobn Ficklin
Ficklin
Nanager
Missing Patricia Cull Sparks Wide Search and Suspect McCracken
County Attorney James Davis announced that all facts are being presented to the Orange County grand jury in the Patricia Cull disappearance. Detectives questioned Henry Ford McCracken, a 34 year old tavern guitarist, amid blood evidence and sightings of him with the blonde girl. A large search by sheriff’s deputies and civil defense volunteers ended for the night as investigators pressed to locate Patricia who vanished after a matinee. McCracken admitted attending the matinee and claimed no children near him, while authorities noted his prior sex offender record and incomplete alibi.
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Henry Ford McCracken
McCracken
Davis
Sheriff's Office
Hoblow-eyad Sheriff's
Civil Defense
Bueng Park
Sherif
Russell Campbell
Patvinia
Patricia
Holly Holland
McCrael
Stradley
Santa Ana
Sheriff
Boyd M. Sturgis
Plymouth
Mich
Dome
City Editor Mrs Leona Ward Hospitalized After Illness
Mrs Leona Ward city editor of The Daily Review is under observation at Peralta hospital after falling ill while en route to a Business and Professional Women’s convention in Coronado last week. She spent days at Paso Robles community hospital before being transferred to Peralta.
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Leona Ward
The
Daily Review
Peralta Hospital
Actor Ferreras Says He Wants Never a Communist
Washington report notes actor Jose Ferrer testified before a government committee, denying Communist sympathies and saying he never joined or supported a Communist front. He described how lists and sponsorships could falsely attach his name to groups, and referenced past affiliations and a 1948 dinner program.
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Wasiington
Syio Acadany
Josde Ferrer
Aglay
Puerto Rics
Simulaur
Ferrer
Phe
Coline
Frankl7y
Tavenner, Jr
Communist Party
Communist Front
Saredit
de Ferrer
Usf
Autthornz
Phyllis
Richard Condon
Oheltbe
U Ser Jae
Dinn
Doreth Thompson
Ensus
W Tian Alen
Edward G. Robinsen
Castro Valley Man Burns In Fire Hit Accident
Earl Sims 36 of 7784 Strobridge Avenue Castro Valley received second and third degree burns on his left side after a paint brush saturated with gasoline ignited. He was cleaning the car starter and generator in front of his home when the mishap occurred. Flames burned his arm and body and he smothered them by rolling. His wife said he had earlier donated blood to the Reed Cross.
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Earl Sims
Strobridge Avenue
Castro Valley
Sims
Earlien
Rate Increase Approved for Second Class Postage
Washington reports the House post office committee backed a 60 percent rise in second class mail rates over three years to affect newspapers and magazines. The plan, approved 17-6, awaits House, Senate, and presidential approval. An amendment by Rep. Rees offers three annual 20 percent boosts with a nonprofit exemption for certain organizations.
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Washington
ULP
House Post Office Committee
House
Senate
Truman
Teiman
Rep
Kidlward H. Rees
Kans
Rees
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