Outlined China History Course Sparks Local Debate
Hayward Eden Area Young Republicans and Eden High School administrators announced completion of an investigation into a social studies outline on pre 1930 Chinese Republic history. They agreed to a standard outline and text screening to ensure factual, balanced content and the school plans to continue teaching with guidance from officials and parents.
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Hayward
Eden Areas
Wayward
China
Yrs
Russia
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-shek
Lef
Republic of China
United States
Frank Cathey
Key
Cathey
O. B. Paulsen
Velda Thompson
Eden Area
Young Repub
Thompson Peveal
New Marine Commandant Named by President Truman
President Truman named Lt. Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr as the new commandant of the Marine Corps effective June 1, succeeding Gen. Clifton B. Calhoun whose term expires that date.
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Washington
Truman
Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr
Marine Corps
Clifton B. Calor
Trans Ocean Air plane crashes in Tucumcari NM
A Trans Ocean Airlines Martin 292 crashed while attempting to land on a nosedive runway in Tucumcari New Mexico 27 servicemen aboard. Pilot Alex Hamilton and co pilot Henry Ingram were hospitalized along with stewardess Frances Reilly. Several injured airmen identified include Donald Worman Edward Yusrum John Nelson Harold Baker and Richard Wirth. All aboard had returned to the United States aboard the USS Walker from Korea and Japan for replacement and check out.
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Oakland
Trans-Ocean Airlines
Tucumcari
N. M
Alex
Hamilton
Vic Alamites
San
Lireno
Henry Ingram
la Crescent
Francis Roley
Trans-Ouvgn
Ailingesend
Cam
Stoneman
Calif
Alex Mnson
Hen M. Ingram
Frances Brenda Reilly
Donald E. Worman
al Lentown
Edward xX. Yusirum
Plmsouth
Pat
John B. Nelson
Olne
Harold J. Baker
Awlla
Spt
Richard L.wirth
Isler
Moss
Wert Alrines
Trans-Ocean
United States
Walker
Korea
Japan
S| Nelson
Kenughany
Dor Cestershire
Mass
Eumanid
Kingpin Smuggler Alleged Commie Arrested in Miami
Immigrant service announces the arrest of George Gregorio Simonovich also known as Griska the Russian, a reputed kingpin smuggler and alleged mastermind of communist activity in the Western Hemisphere. He was seized near Prospect airport after an anonymous tip and claimed three Americans forced him to fly from Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
WPI
George Gregorio Simonovich
Hemisphere
Simonovich
Griska
Joseph Savoretti
Immigration Service
Simanovich
Prospect
Christmas Visited a Dying Boy With Toys and Prayers
In Palmyra New Jersey three year old Tommy Haring, dying of leukemia, received an early Christmas as Santa Claus arrived with six bags of toys to a home filled with a lit tree and blood transfusions reported by doctors at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia. Neighbors joined prayers as Tommy, unaware of his gravity, opened gifts while his parents sought comfort.
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Palmyra
N. J
UPI
Tommy Haring
Tommy
Santa Claus
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
I Hess
Santa
Tiaring
Terry Danser
Santo
Artillery Hammers Reds After Battle West of Yonchon
Allied artillery blasted Communist positions after a fierce clash west of Yonchon. UN infantry had fought to retake two key hills amid tank-led assaults and air strikes by F-40 Shooting Star jets and F-61 Mustangs. western front saw repeated probing attacks repulsed while UN forces advanced 2,000 to 3,000 yards at Kansong and hill south of Kosong.
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Ath Army
Korea
Yonchon
United Nations
Rudy
8Th Army
North Korea
Kansong
Kosong
Kumnsong
Abih
Sth
Manchuria
Pyongyang
Kureiy Tapur
Hayward Man Suffered Major Injuries in Street Collision
Hayward resident Invín Rodriguez, 57, stepped between two cars on Castro Street near B Street causing serious injuries. He was rushed to Fairmont, then Hayward Hospital with a possible fractured leg and head lacerations, in generally good condition this morning.
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Hayward
Invin Rodriguez
Ramos Avenue
Castro Street
B Street
Fairmont
Hayward Hospital
Rodriguez
Ory J Hooper
Leona Drive
About & P.m
Alameda Couny
Willan Prophet
Philadelphia
Niles Canyon Road
Edgar D. Bailey
San Jose
Wendell P. DeHay, Jr
Alameda
Fairmont Hospital
Prophet
Crucifix Deflects Bullet In Oakland Shooting
Mrs. Ruby Lakuse 29 of Oakland is held for assault with intent to murder after allegedly shooting ex husband Perry in Oakland. A crucifix necklace deflected the bullet, protecting Perry who suffered powder burns. Deputies pursue formal complaint as inquisitions proceed.
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Venterville
Ruby M. Lakuse
Oakland
Haxward
Perry
Liftose
Volya Perry
Irvington
Oake
Cave
Richmond Man Threatens Wife and Shoots Self
Police reported a Richmond incident where 46 year old James Munson accosted his wife Jacquelin, 29, at their home before firing an unspecified caliber weapon and killing himself. Officers were unable to prevent the tragedy as the suspect began the attack amid a tense confrontation.
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Richmond
U.8
Day
Munson
Jacqueline
Dodgers Manager Chuck Dressen and singer Dude Martin Named in Liens
The federal government filed tax liens naming manager Chuck Dressen of the Brookfynt Dodgers and singer Dude Martin. Dressen owns property in Orands and owes 2262 for 1946 while Martin, real name John J. McSwain, living in Kensington Park, owes 452 for 1949.
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Dude Martin
Chuck Dressen
Liens Martinez
Cowboy
Brookfynt Dodgers
Dressen
Orands
Martin
John 3. McSwain
Kensington Park
Eisenhower Truman Meet On Europe Defense Talks
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower and President Truman held private talks at the White House on speeding Western Europe rearmament and political plans for 1952 The discussions followed by a luncheon at Blair House with military mobilization and state department officials The pair explored military matters with hints of future political considerations including Eisenhowers possible influence on leadership for NATO forces and his own presidential prospects leading toward Paris for further conferences and arms shipments planning to ready American and Allied forces in Western Europe
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Washington
U.P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Blair House
Jeter
State Department
Kisehower
Eisenhower
New York
Paris
Esenhower
Cnurse
Yeisenhower
Bradley
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Salt Eisenehower
Hief
Final Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Trading On NYSE
Final stocks on the New York Stock Exchange moved higher at the open but ended the day with mixed gains as investors rotated among sectors. Chemicals led advances, motors rose modestly, steels and rails posted gains, while oils showed strength and specialty issues varied with selective buying.
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New York
Han
New York Stork Exchange
Parks AFB to build 2500 bed hospital unit
Parks Air Force Base plans a $2.5 million transformation of the Shoemaker Naval hospital area into a 2500 bed facility for personnel and families. The hospital, expandable beyond 2500 beds, is slated to open around Jan 1 with about 450 officers 700 airmen and 100 civilian staff. A 150 person medical team will operate from the base proper.
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Air Force
Col
Olson
Air Base
Parks Air Force Base
Santa, Rita Rehabilitation Center
Tassajara Sad
Carpenter Finds Valley Man Dead in Niles Highway Building
Stanley Widell, 54, of Castro Valley, was found dead by hanging from rafters inside a partially built medical dental building on Niles Highway. He reportedly left home after a Saturday injury caused chronic headaches and had been despondent. Relatives were notified and deputies handled the scene. the body was taken to Sorensen's Mortuary.
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Hayward
Hal H. Ferguson
Castra Street
Medical Dental
Niles Highway
Voor
Boon
Ferguson
Sheriff's
Alfive
Hayward Pony
Farrer
Wvictim
Stanley Widell
Rewards Lane
Castro Valley
Widel
Sorensen's
No Relief In Sight Worst Ever Weather Hits Nation
United Press reports the nation endures the worst early season cold wave on record with 190 weather related deaths so far. Fatalities include 144 traffic deaths, 19 in fires, seven by drowning, three from exposure, and others from heart attacks and miscellaneous incidents. Lone Rock Wisconsin records 1 below zero as cold air sweeps south toward the Gulf. Edmonton near records also mentioned.
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United Press
Lone Rock
Wis
Gulf of Mexico
Augusta
Edmonton
Cold strike at Ford Rouge plant halts 300 workers
Detroit dispatch reports 300 Ford Rouge plant workers walked off job claiming it was too cold to work. Weather across the nation shows record low temperatures with single digits and below zero readings in Arkansas to North Dakota, while a heavy snow store threatens central and southern regions. A private plane crash near Union City, Michigan, killed three aboard. pilot rescued.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Mila
Alberta
Jackson
Miss
Mont Zomery
Ala
Atlanta
Bismarck
Fargo
Grand Park
N.D
St. Cloud
Minn
Weather Bureau
Uwlimwis
Indiana
Chicago
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Shin
Union Lake
Union City
Michy
Clifford Potter
Brilliant Atom Test Surges Over Las Vegas Expanse
A B-29 dropped the new compact atom bomb at the Frenchman’s Flat proving ground producing a brilliant dust and a reddish mushroom cloud soaring about 15,000 feet. A distant rumble echoed through Las Vegas 90 miles away as surface winds carried hints of the blast and crowds noted the event amid continuing demonstrations.
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Las Vegas
Nev
America
Hay Vegas
Xnt
Las
Sweeping New UN Truce Plan Sparks Debate in Korea
UN proposes basing the armistice line on actual ground contact at signing, with a four kilometer wide demilitarized zone and joint committee to fix contact lines. Communists call the plan unfair but will study it. a formal reply is expected at a meeting tomorrow.
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Panmunjom
Korea
USAI
Bhe
Fim
Liam
Cape
Ture
U.S
Wilkin Nuckols
Bth
Karson
Kor
Kaesong
al- Gick
Sar
Joan Crawford Four Others Ill From Food Poisoning
Hollywood reports Joan Crawford, three of her four adopted children, the nurse and a maid are recovering from food poisoning after sharing a Sunday meal. The incident prompted concern over dining safety and family health while officials investigate the cause.
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Joan Crawford
Hollywood
U.P
Actes
Capacity Crowd Expected at Housing Meet Tuesday
A capacity crowd is expected at a Tuesday housing meeting at Hayward city hall to discuss military housing for Parks Air Force Base families. The event features a panel with Major Samuel Cohen and John C. Sweeney, plus representatives from defense mobilization, FHA, and city agencies.
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Oinarrew
Mel C. Magen
Chairinn
Hayward
Hayward Eit Hall
Council Chambers
Massaid
Parks
Aix Porce Base
Warren
Defense Mobilization Services Committee
FHA
Massesain. i
Samuel Cohen
Pabuic
Atlarks Air Force Base
John C. Sweeney
X Pleas
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