Four Mountain Passes Closed as Storm Hits West
Winter storm closes four mountain passes including Carson and Sonora in California Revelations report heavy rain and snow across Washington Oregon and northern California with up to 60 mph winds forecast Chains advised for eastbound traffic on US 40 over Donner Summit and required for westbound traffic on US 5 10 Echo Summit details note Pass closures for the year unless warmth returns Temperatures drop into the 60s to 40s regionally with gusty winds and substantial rainfall in the Sierra Nevada and northern coast areas Fluently, the piece lists specific passes and weather impacts including 1.3 inches of rain in Brookings and 0.68 of an inch at Point Arena
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Pacific Coast
California
Hay~ Ward
Inter
Washington
Monterey
Calif
Oregon
Sierra Nevada
Sierra
Weather’ Bureau
Bureau
U. 5
Donner Summit
Echo Suromil
Carson Pass
Sonora Pass
Mountain Presen
Sienta
Siskiyou
Brookings
Ore
Ag'ted
Forbestowa
the Feather
Point Arena
Hersheen California
Y Frankington Cossl
Malan Upset by Court Ruling in South Africa
South Africa’s supreme court declared Premier Daniel Malan’s veto law unconstitutional, striking at government power to override courts. Malan faced a choice between defying the ruling or seeking a new national mandate in elections next spring. The decision marks a major blow to the white supremacy program and May’s fallout over Parliament’s power.
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South Africa
Mhannesburg
South Attax
South
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Maan
Matas Tsi May
Theouxh le
Paulian
Supreme
Blomfontein
Washington
Lin
Vin E. O'Konski
Wis
Kaiser-Frazer
High Court of Parliament
United
Labor
Areh
Cans
Manda
UN Legal Expert Leaps To His Death In New York
Abraham H. Feller, 47, adviser to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie, committed suicide by leaping from his 12th floor Central Park West apartment as a Senate inquiry into alleged Communist activities among UN staff increased pressure. His wife Alice attempted to intervene and a daughter, Caroline, studied in France. Feller had faced emotional strain related to legal advice given to UN officials amid congressional scrutiny.
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United “Nations
Senate
U.N
Abraham H. Feller
ULN
Trygve Lie
Central Park West
Alice
Caroline
France
Fells
Jega
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Frederick Bridge Orlive
Nationalist troops in Formosa ready for combat under Clark
Washington reports that two Nationalist divisions totaling 28 000 men are now rated ready for combat with a third formation forming as the joint chiefs prepare for possible action in Korea. General Clark asks approval to include Formosan units in future operations, while Eisenhower hesitates to commit before his inauguration, fearing training gaps and reliability concerns against the Reds. The decision rests with the President-elect amid ongoing Far East debates.
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Washington
Clark
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs
U. S
Formosa
Keen
Planners' Airport Suggestion Faces Board Delays
The county planning commission failed to secure a five vote endorsement for the San Lovena Village air port recommendation. With four aye votes, two against and one absent, the matter was not forwarded as a report. Attempts to correct the wording and resubmit stalled, leaving the commission split on tract U24 and delaying guidance from the board of supervisors. The waning study order expires Saturday unless extended, and developers are expected to seek permits Monday if the extension is not granted.
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Yoling Protoss
Ythree
Abe
Board of Supervisors
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Counly Building
Marore Cavlenn
Yegtordashat
Gas fumes hospitalize church group in Hayward incident
A group of 26 members from a Lutheran study group at 21791 Foothill Boulevard Hayward were exposed to gas from a heater. Seven others required emergency care, including victims Alvin Lehmidt 36 and Paul Villmann 26. Robert Clarke 59, of 16901 Los Reyes Avenue, died amid the hospitalization. Authorities suspect gas exposure caused several to collapse and seek treatment, as the group discussed plans for a new grocery Lutheran church on Upperyt Street.
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Jenkin Anh
Foothill Bowler Yard
Las Dieie
Robert Clarke
Los Reyes Ayenu
Norbert Alpers
James
Alvin Lehmidt
Marolyn Court
Mes Ghirs Alpers
Kimball Nyventoy
Paul Villmann
Clarke
Foolhill Boulevard
Grocely Lutheran Church
Upperyt Street
Hayward
Alpersi
Storm Hampers Plane Rescue In Oregon Coast Range
A four engine P4Y2 Pri plane crashed head on into a hillside about twenty miles northwest of Shelton Washington during a rainstorm hampering a major rescue. Coast Guard and Navy teams, deputies, and loggers faced poor visibility as planes were grounded and helicopters stood by awaiting clearance. The wreck killed one aboard and left authorities scrambling to resume search despite worsening weather.
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Wash
Wild Nunry
Hilside
Lyat
Navy
United Press
Avettorn
Tanke
Cmdr H
Bla Sanders
Tie Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Atp
Missing Concord Child Sparks Widespread Search
A six year old Concord child named Steven Gregory Aster, identical twin to a sibling of Mr and Mrs Bue Aster, has prompted a broad search by authorities and community members. The case involves an active missing person inquiry with local police coordinating outreach and public alerts.
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Concord
Steven Gregory Aster
Bue G
More Than! Pernetora
Fuehrer Threat Causes 24 Hour Guard at U.S. Embassy
In Tokyo a 24 hour police guard surrounds the U S embassy after a man claiming to lead the National Socialist Labor Party threatens hazardous material actions. Tarul Higo, 28, delivered a mimeographed letter to United Press claiming interferences in internal administration prompted the warning.
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Tokyo
U. S&s
Spy Arrested for VATO Plan Theft
Brussels reports an investigation into a suspected spy linked to the theft of top secret NATO air base plans. Belgian authorities say a German-born individual was arrested near the Belgian border after a dramatic search and police seizure, with details on missing documents not fully disclosed.
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Belgium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Supreme Headquartiers
Vantaing 4
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NATO
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Lontaine
Ableau
France
Surete Natinniley
Sealhone Yard
Frleh Kinve
I. Kiar
Merbesthal
Cirnais
Polier
Na.t.c Headquarern
Acheson to Join Truman Eisenhower Meeting Next Tuesday
Secretary Acheson and at least two other cabinet officers will attend the White House talks with President Truman and President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower. Top advisers include Robert A. Lovett and John W. Snyder. Sen Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and Joseph M Dodge are also involved in the delegation. The Tuesday session will start at 5 pm BST, with no demand for Eisenhower to share major policy decisions.
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Slate
Bean Acheson
Truton-Eisenhower
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Acheson
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New York
Defense
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Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Eisenhower
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
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Haisbn
Detroit
Joseph M. Dodge
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Eisenwiner
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Trnaan
Morse Warns Pledges Boomerang in Ike Campaign
Senator Wayne Morse predicts Eisenhower pledges on tax cuts and budget changes will backfire as voters reflect on national security and cost of living. He says the campaign rhetoric appeals now but may rebound against the GOP. Morse cites New Republic remarks on public opinion shifting.
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Dwight DT
Eisenhower
Wayne Morse
Quagen
Republican Party
Morse
New Republic
December May Be Earliest Time for Trip
President Eisenhower may delay his Korea trip until early December due to Washington and New York commitments. He plans to stay in Augusta through Tuesday, then fly to Washington and New York for meetings with Truman and others. Hagerty said timing is uncertain, with a briefing expected in New York next week.
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New York
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Alexander Wiley
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Wiley
United Nations Geneeral Assembly
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Cleet
Robert A. Tall
R-O
Korea
Oranferener
Newt ‘York
Hagerty
Frontiersmen Roam Country-Side Cowpokes Found After 7 Days
Two youths from Hayward aged 9 and 12 led deputies and Oakland police on a seven day search after they allegedly took a horse valued at 100 dollars. The boys rode off from a riding stable, wandered through Contra Costa and Alameda counties, slept in a barn, then returned to Oakland with the horse missing. Authorities found the horse grazing near Pavic Boulevard and Moraga Avenue. Deputies said charges would likely not be filed, noting that in the West it is considered grand theft to take a horse.
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Hayward
VAMAA
Contra Costa
Sunn Josquin
Palrt
East Avenue
Maywood
Eagle
Redwood Road
Oakland
Pavic Bonevard
Moraga Avenue
George Patrick Sponsel
Ingpreter
Clarence Bernard Sponse
Inside US Criticiesd for Manabi YT
Fragmentary OCR text from multiple pages mentions various names and page references. The readable sections hint at internal notices or listings but are too garbled to identify a coherent event, person, or location. No clear action or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Parking Lot Bombshell Urges Plan For Hayward High
Merchants press for a 30 year plan to finance off street parking and traffic widening at Hayward High School. Trustees move to back a city program to raise funds while concerns over unsafe campus buildings prompt emergency measures.
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Hayward
Mer
Union
Hayward city/centry
Willian’ Brown
William Bowman
Harry Carr
Casira Jang
University of California
Ecline
Floyd - Sparks
Galland
Berkeley
Sparks
Alto
Hayward High School
Robert Conte
City debates sales tax boost and street improvements
A San Jose discussion outlines a blanket endorsement of a higher city sales tax as a funding method for municipal projects. The San Leandro and PG&E issues involve a vehicle crash on a Washington Avenue curve, two power poles damaged, and a reacting committee formed to oversee roadway and utility safety with no serious injuries reported.
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San Jeandro
Pg&e
Alminus
San Leandran
Charles
Harry Carr
Charles W. Coleman
Washington Weber
Marguerite Jorgenson
Javerue
Len Cheney
William Bowl
Washingtonton
Chamber Gilroad
Vammerce
Lundspeles
Colemah
Nationalist China warns against prisoner transfers at UN
Chinese Foreign Minister Yeh warns that a temporary transfer of war prisoners to neutral territory could merely delay repatriation. He cautions that Communist pressure may persist in camps and on the island of confinement, as the UN General Assembly opens its debate on a successor to UN Secretary General.
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N.Y
China
Ter ‘Ary
George K. C. Yeh
United Nations General Assembly
Peorea
U.N
RG. Casey
Melbourne
Tze-tung
Yeht
General Assembly
Prisorio
U. N
D Korea
Yeh
Stealing Committee
Brygve Lie
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