STREAMLINERS HIT 20 DEAD IN WYOMING TRAIN WRECK
Twenty people are believed killed after a Union Pacific streamliner crashed into the City of Los Angeles in Evanston Wyoming. At least 49 injured, ten seriously. Rescue workers still removing bodies and debris as officials weigh final death toll amid cold, windy conditions. Authorities cite a formal investigation to determine train speeds and cause.
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Evanston
Wyo
Union Pacific
Island
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Omaha
Salt Lake City
ACME
Passenger Recalls Train Collision Night Flight
Evanston Wyoming dispatch detailing a City of San Francisco rear ending the City of Los Angeles. The passenger describes entering the washroom, a fountain tearing loose, the scramble amid wreckage, helping others, bandaging, and being evacuated through a snowstorm to the American Legion hall for aid. He notes minor injuries, lost belongings, and a resolve to survive.
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Harold Ketchurs
Hockingport
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Owe
American Legion Hall
Advertisement promotes easy bill payment at Wishart's Redwood Harmony
Castro Valley bills for lights gas water and sewer fees may be paid at Wishart's Redwood Harmony in the Davis Shopping Center at Redwood A Streets. Services offered at no charge to the public at all hours open daily and Sundays until 8 PM with large free parking. Phone numbers U A 2 278 or LO 9 374.
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Castro Valley
Gaz
Wishart
Redwood Harmany
Davishopping
Redwood
Aurel
Wreck injures listed at Evanston hospital
Bay sreu list of seriously injured from the streamliner wreck near Evanston compiled from Uinta County Memorial hospital records. Seriously injured in fair condition Ennis Schults 439 Foothill boulevard Oakland Cal Robert Vajgert S183 Bondstreet Oakland Cas Berry Healy Bat Material
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Evanston
Wyo
Uinta County Memorial Hospital
Ennis Schults
Foothill Boulevard
Oakland
Cal
Robert Vajgert
Bondstreet
Cas Berry Healy
Wreck of City of San Francisco Trains Near Evanston
A Korean War veteran said the City of San Francisco slowed before impact at about 43 mph. Fireman died, engineer and electrician killed, and a crew toiled amid wreckage as eastbound trains cleared the scene. Snow and near zero temps hindered response along the plains west of Evanston.
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San Francisco
Wyata Siding
Evanston
Inyers
Los Angeles
Judy Garland Recovers After Nervous Faint At Palace
Judy Garland collapsed backstage during a Sunday Night performance and was taken to Elray Sanitarium with nervous exhaustion. In her fourth week of a comeback, two strenuous 55 minute acts daily left doctors cautious about discharge and the Palace planned a four week return when she is able.
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New York
Judy Garland
Tony
Palice
Elray
Poultrymen Meet Friday at Association
Hayward Poultry Producers association quarterly meeting for members is set for 8 p m at Priddy. Dr A S Rosenwald DVM extension poultry pathologist UC will discuss Growth of Agriculture Poultry and Livestock in California including Development of New Treas. Nobmann invites all members to attend and join the discussion followed by refreshments and friendly talk
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Hayward
Hayward Poultry Producers Association
Pan
Priddy
H. S. Nobmann
A. S. Rosenwild
DVM
University of California
California
Nobmann
Duty in Navy Can Be Safer Duty in Navy Can Be Safer
EVANSTON Wyoming UP report says H D Bernard of Carson City Nevada, on 30 days leave, faced a string of mishaps including two automobile accidents a horse incident and a train crash aboard the City of San Francisco en route to Las Angeles. He escaped injury though his nerves are jarred.
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Evanston
Wyo
H. D. Bernard
Carson City
Nev
Navy
Bernerd
Bernard
San Francisco
Las Auguies
World Events Lead to Climax of Peace or War Says Colonel
Col Morlin Carter at Hayward Rotary luncheon warns world events head toward a climax that could yield peace or global war. He accuses Soviet rulers of assassination to retain power and stresses US resolve and Air Force strength as essential to deter aggression. Carter outlines Parks Air Force Base mission, upcoming trainee intake, and $58 million renovation funded since spring, with Camp Shouninker Hospital being rehabilitated for use January 1.
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Hayward
Skremlin
Col
Morlin Carter
Parks Air Force Base
United States
United States Air Force
Carter
United States Air Porce
Air Training Command
Air Force
Parks
Congress
Camp Shouninker
Sharp earthquake near Cape Mendocino reported
A sharp earthquake occurred at 2:53 a.m. about 270 miles north of Cape Mendocino lasting seven minutes, per UC seismologist Den Yocher. The Weather Bureau and Eureka police reported it was not felt.
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Berkeley
Hare
Cape Mendocing
den ‘Yocher
Seismologust
University of California
Weather ‘Bureau
Eurekanage
Cape Mendocino
Huk Guerrillas Hinder Election in Philippines
Huks harassed voters across the country during local elections. A temporary policeman was killed by five gunmen in Mexico Luzon as rebels operated near Clark Field. The defense department denied a raid on Angelos while reports said gunmen fired at polling areas. Three men wounded a policeman in Anacles as campaigns continued and 34 people were killed during the day.
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Manila
P. 1
Mexico
Luzon
Defense Department
Department
Angelos
Clark Field
Anacles
Defense
Pittsburgh Scientist Dies From Sleep Malady
E William Wensel, 26, University of Pittsburgh bacteriologist, died at St Joseph's Hospital. He had been working to cure a sleep-related malady affecting Korean troops. His condition worsened after eight days of partial improvement and he died around midnight.
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Phtsbungh
University of Pittsburgh
Koren
Sst. Joseph’s Hospital
E. William Wensel
UN Rebuffs Red Demands for Immediate Korea Ceasefire
UN rejects a Soviet demand for an immediate Korea ceasefire. A UN communique says acceptance now could delay or forestall release of allied war prisoners and stresses prisoners and truce enforcement must be settled first. The joint subcommittee will meet again in Haan tomorrow to discuss lines and buffer zones.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.P
United Nations
Red
Haan
HHS Fire at Noon Basements At Hayward
About 3500 Hayward High School students and staff evacuated at 1 pm after a boiler room fire in the auditorium building. Hayward Fire Department and Cherryland district crews fought the blaze. one boiler likely damaged, extent undetermined. Mayor Baer, a teacher, said fire confined to boiler room and no explosion suspected. Faculty aided police and deputies in keeping crowds safe and checking all rooms. Dean of Boys Norm Sanders noted the fire interrupted the Weill schedule by a hour and a half.
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Hayward
Cherryland District Department
Qne
Louis Silver
Carlos Baer
Scool
Alameda County Sheriff Department
Norm Sanders
Weill
Deputy DA Schauer Named to Hayward Post
Hayward names 36 year old Deputy District Attorney John Schauer to represent District Attorney Prant Gunkley in Hayward. Schauer, a UC Berkeley Law graduate, served in World War II and aided prosecution work in the Philippines. He has worked in Oakland Berkeley and Alameda offices and resides in Berkeley with memberships in local legal and social clubs.
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Hayward
John Schauer
Ala Wieda County
Hayward Assor
George Oakes
Prant Gunkley
Oakes
Hayiward
Schaueravis
University of California
Bell Hall Law ‘School
Philiuta Kappa
Nations
Philippines
Ly Aid
Coakley
Oakland
Berkeley
Alamerdan
Schauer
Russians Suffer Fourth UN Rejection Over Red China
In Paris the Western allies blocked a move to seat Red China in the United Nations, with Russia suffering its fourth setback of the day. Acheson argued Red China's conduct demands exclusion, and the General Assembly voted 30 to 8 with 19 abstentions against admitting China.
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Paris
United Nations
Russia
U.S
Dein Acheson
UN General Assembly
U. N
Red China
Barsavis
Rusia
U.N
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Acheson
China
Germany
Yugoslavia
General Assembly
Marshall Tito
Andred Y. Vishinsky
Jacob A. Muii
A. A. Subolov
Kuomintang
Tite
Vishinsky
Assembly
Luis Padilla Neryo
Padilla Nevo Sii
Beneral Dehinte
Thys Vishingky
Ehaneg
Stile den‘ Acheson
Rilish
Fary Anthony Eden
Kremlin
Israel
Moshe Sharyel
Stile Dew Avheson
Jarol A. Malte
Malik
Soviet Union
Hussia
Tingty
Tsiang
Weis
Robbery Motive Not Likely in Fatal Hit and Run
Sheriff deputies said James B. Hunter 45 of Castro Valley was run over and killed early Saturday in a hit and run near Hesperian Boulevard. Investigators found receipts from a Hayward furniture store and noted possible but unproven robbery as a motive. A juvenile witness described the possible hit run vehicle occupants and the car’s evasive action. Hunter was reportedly carrying a small amount of money from a private card game and had eaten two sandwiches before the incident. His asthma and lack of significant alcohol were noted as possible contributing factors.
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San Lorenzo
James B. Hunter
Bertwald Yar
Castro Valley
Hayward
Hunter
Service Rand
Hesperian Boulevard
al Steen
Adason Drive
Sloen
Driver Wanted in Fatal Hit‑and‑Run Near Hayward
Hayward area police seek the driver of a death car after Janes B. Hunter was struck and killed on a service road by Hesperian boulevard near Grant Avenue in San Lorenzo. Detective Pat Dietz described a 1937–38 grey Plymouth Sedan with dull primer‑tone paint and pleaded for any information.
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Hayward
Janes B. Hunter
Gheriff
Pat Diets
Diets
Hunter
Dietz
Hesperian Boulevard
Grant Avenue
San Lorenzen
Final Stocks Pointed to Profit Taking Across Sessions
NEW YORK (UP) irregular market activity marked today as profit taking disrupted the three sessions of advance. Dealers reported uneven responses with some gains eroded by selling pressure while others held steady on mixed motives.
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New York
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