Armistice Hill holds as UN forces repel massive Chinese attack
In western Korea near Panmunjom on Armistice Hill the battle raged after Chinese Communists opened with a major assault at 4 45 p m Monday. Allied planes struck back as 17 Sabre jets fought MIG-6 fighters in a heavy air duel. Red troops attacked multiple fronts while the ceasefire talks continued, with estimates of 1500 killed and 3000 wounded among Chinese forces on Armistice Hill.
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STH Army
Korea
Commmunists
Gibraltar
Western Front
Allced
Panmunjom
HNL
Smunjom
Emily
Little
Yalu River
Panmuunjom
Taft Denounces Conspiracy Claims In Ohio Race
Senator Taft testified before the Senate elections committee accusing opponents in last year’s Ohio Senate race of a sinister conspiracy with a Communist undertone. He defended his campaign against charges of outside money, front groups, carpetbaggers, and religious culling, alleging misrepresentations and class appeals. Taft, a Republican presidential hopeful, presented a 20,000-word statement and documents. Ohio voters backed his win by over 430,900 votes as the committee probes campaign abuses and possible remedial laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. Tift
Ohio
Senate Electors Committee
Taft
Truman
Joseph T. Ferguson
Tait
Famous Quartet Opens Leandro Concert Season
The Revelers, a famed quartet, will open the Leandro season at the Hayward Area Community Concert Association. The performance, in Banerall Junior High School auditorium, features members with acclaimed solo careers and a multilingual repertoire. Membership discounts apply for new attendees and will be advertised in local papers.
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Famous Quartet
Leandro
San
Av. Yumyemente
Uber
Clarence ©. Johnson
Secretacy
Hayward Area
Associaion
Trayward
Johnson
Pacific Offers Use of Stadium To USF for Bowl
Pacific today offered the undefeated University of San Francisco use of its 33,000 seat stadium to sponsor a post season game if USF misses a major bowl bid. COP chairman Lowell Berry proposed a suitable fee and rent-free use until expenses are covered, with Holy Cross mentioned as a possible signing. The Dons were under consideration for the Orange Bowl and Salad Bowl in different venues.
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Stockton
Ubsscaliggs
Pacific
University of San Francisco Froe
Dons
Lowell Berry
Cop’s
Board of Athletic Control
Holy Cross
USF
Berry
Miami
Fla
Phawnix
Ariz
Jessup Denies U.S. Fault for World Tension
In Paris Dr Philip C Jessup of the United States says Russia is responsible for current world tension not America He vows immediate steps toward a disarmament agreement in response to statements by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky in the UN committee Jessup rejects the rebuff saying Western sponsors will press for an agreement.
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Paris
W.A
Philip C. Jessup
United States
Russia
America
Jessup
United Nations
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishingky
Snowfall Makes Chains Mandatory Across Sierra Highways
Snowfall throughout the Sierra forced mandatory chain use on Donner Summit and Echo Summit on Highway 40. Road conditions showed deep snow with 47 inches at Donner Summit and 30 inches at Echo Summit, prompting California State Automobile Association advisories for motorists. Prices rose fractions on the New York stock exchange, marking the first advance in six sessions as oils and rail issues led the upswing amid a prior slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sierra
California Stile Automobile Association
Donner Summit
Highway 40
Echo Summit
Eicho Summit
New York
UFI
The
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Aeceaiinle
Disalle Says It’s Hard to Hold Line on Price Stabilizer
Disalle told a House Senate defense committee that it will be very hard to hold the line under the weakened price control law. He said the agency is carrying out changes while facing administrative difficulties and effects on ceiling prices. Senator Maybank warned that taxpayers may bear higher costs for military goods, while Capehart sought exact price rise figures by sector.
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Washington
Disalle
House
Senate Committee On Defense Production
Congress
Sen. Burnet R. Maybank
DSC
Homer
Capehart
Ind
First Social Event At Parks AFB Dinner Dance
The first social event for Parks Air Force Base enlisted personnel was a dinner dance held Saturday evening. Organized by base personnel services, Oakland USO, and Hayward volunteers, about 100 Hayward girls joined the event via chartered buses, enjoyed a turkey dinner in a mess hall, and danced to the Marine band with a floor show. Mrs. Vera Faton and Mrs. Marie Hunt coordinated entertainment with Magne Daniel Rapp and Captain C F Brinkley supervising personnel services. Sergeant Buddy Tari led the ceremony and entertainment efforts.
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Parks Air Force
Oakland
Vera Faton
Marie Hunt
Hayward
Hayward Area Recreation District
Hayward High School
Parks
Magne Daniel Rapp
C.F. Brinkley
Kenneth Hisinger
Buddy Tari
Lifflin Entertainment
Armistice Line Set By Korean Negotiators
United Nations and Communist negotiators agreed on a tentative thirty day cease-fire line for Korea after marathon talks at Panmunjom. The accords aim to halt ground fighting by Christmas while armistice terms, prisoner exchanges, and an inspection body are established for a 30 day period, with possible further actions if no agreement is reached by December 27.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Sat~ Des-Thuwas
Rither
Alben W. Barkley
Tokyo
Mora- Abon
Panmutant
Kaesung
Seoul
Pyonggang
Kymsong
Kesone
Caudle Testifies On 1927 Car Purchase Amid Tax Probe
Former Assistant Attorney General Caudle told a House Ways and Means subcommittee he bought a new Chevrolet in 1927 in Charlotte at a reduced price while a federal tax investigation was active. He claimed fraud cases were not pursued against Beaty and said he later disqualified himself from the Beaty matter in the IRS case. Caudle described threats and rumors in Charlotte, saying he fears returning there.
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Beaty
Candle
House, Ways and Means
Cuudle
Subcommittee
Adrian W. DeWind
Caudle
Lenew
Bealy
Internal Revenue
Bexty
Justice Department
Charlotte
U.S
North Carolink
Ilus
J. Howard McGrath
Cecil R. King
Calif
Department
King
USF Bid Stirred Over 1952 Bowl Appearance
Phoenix officials pressed to land the University of San Francisco for the 1952 game as discussions continued and a possible arrival was indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
University of San Francisco
Weekend Big Game Traffic Produces Few Accidents
Despite heavy weekend traffic and murky weather in Southern Alameda County, accidents were limited with minor injuries. A pickup overturned on Highway 50 in Dublin Canyon injuring Paul Pedersen of Los Angeles and Hayward residents Chris Christopher and John Texera. Two other incidents near Mountain House Road involved George Logan of San Leandro and a three car pile up injuring Richard Wealdridge, Joseph Lavender, and Elizabeth Madosti. All were treated. none were hospitalized.
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Alameda Counly
Cnr
Paul H. Pedersen
Los Angeles
Dublin Canyon
Chris Christopher
Smalley Avenue
Hayward
John Texera
Meekland Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Christopher
San Leandro
George B. Logan
Wake Avenue
Crow Canyon
Zan
Richard E. Weal-dridge
Mountain House Road
Robert C. Wooldridge
Robert C. Lavender
Oakland
Tondt Elizabet
Madosti
Decate Men to Be Sentenced for Alameda Robbery
Three Decate men pled guilty in a Centerville area robbery of J. Guamant, 27, of Center Street. They entered his home near Whipple Wood and struck him, stealing his watch and $7 in cash on the night of September 21, as prosecutors prepared for sentencing by Judge O. D. Ham.
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J. Guamant
O. D. Ham- Tit
Manant
Aed Dutin Baca
Heather
Tony Ad
Ploag
Nty
Alameda County
Deith Pole
Centerville
Whipple
Weather brief with showers and cool trend
Cloudy with occasional rain this afternoon and tonight. Showers Tuesday bring little temperature change. Historical note references yesterday's high and 24 hour totals versus last year.
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Hainiah
Streamliners Hit Head-On near Woodstock in Alabama tragedy
A Southern Railway accident near Woodstock Alabama killed 17 people and injured 70-plus as the Crescent Limited collided head on with the Southerner after a siding maneuver. Engineer Powers is missing and believed dead. 13 victims arrived at morgues. 54 were treated in hospitals under a major rescue effort.
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Woodstock
Alu
Southers
Jnoon
Schultz
Southnew
Alabama
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Southern Railway
New York
New Orleans
Southern
Red Cross
K. C. Schultz
Southerney
J. Powers
Crescent
Powers
Vnorth Alabama
Birmingham
Stanley
Gremnsber
Alstan
Ata
Stindly
Southern Railroad
Bingham Theder
Einhl Siroumlinee
Knney Powers
L&n
Schulte
M.L. Brown
Altough
Rio Grande
Morence
Colo
SunoUilly
Orchard
Ida
Paeydoo
Din Buford
Tuscaloosa
Buford
Illinois Named to Rose Bowl in 1952 bid
The Pacific Coast Conference selects Illinois as Big Ten champion to face Stanford in the Rose Bowl. Illinois, undefeated this season, earns its second Rose Bowl bid after 1948 and airs victories over Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Iowa Northwestern and more.
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Los Angeles
Tanford’ Kenngpin
Finais
Chicago
URI
Ilinois
Bieren
Illinois
Il ‘Nos
UCLA
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Northwestern
Olinois
Wildva' Cane Og If Ya
Sammy Rebecca
Hayward Cadets Bivouac In Wildwood Canyon Event
Fifty Hayward high school cadets from the California Cadet Corps joined a two day bivouac at Wildwood Canyon near Feilden Park. Cadets organized the program supply and meals with California Cadet Corps and National Guard assistance providing ammunition and water. Officers listed include Neil O Best Major How Garrigen Captain Burke Pendergast and Lieutenants Nissen Shields Ludgens Sturm. Camp staff included Sgt Roser Mansfield and Lt Col Richard A Webb visited Sat afternoon. film viewing and a 43 minute Levi sique noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
California Cadet Corps
Wildsur Canyon
Feilden Park
National Guard
Cade
Neil O. Best
Milton
Dohnssung
How. Garrigen
David Burke
James Pendergast
Dick Nissen
Jami Shields
Bob Ludgens
Kim Sturm
Camp Vook
Roserl Mansfield
89Th Infantry
Maynard High School
Richard A. Webb
Saers 'Menta
Our Father Who Art in Moscow Priests Condemn Soviet Pressure
New York reports two white hooded Ukrainian Catholic priests accuse Soviet Premier Stalin of suppressing the church and replacing God with images. The priests, identifying as Father X, say church leaders are killed deported or driven underground in Soviet territories during a campaign against Catholic clergy.
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New York
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Russi Church
Czachoslovakia
God
Earthquakes North of Berkeley Reported by UC Seismology
Two earthquakes occurred today about 35 miles north of Berkeley, per the UC seismography department. A second quake near 20 minutes past and lasting two minutes, with a first event lasting about one and a half minutes. Magnitudes were not reliably determined. A third tremor was reported around 6 am in the same area.
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Berkeley
Here
University of California Seromy Graphic Department
Lay
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Gibraltac
Nystrom Furniture CO
Meekland Aye
Maar A
Hopword
Parks Afb
Rodia
Telephatad
Panwonjon
Marine Corps
James Murray
Tsai Cheng Wan
Bas Bron
Aroma Talephota
Hans Halonen
KOMO
Seattle
Wash
Jack
Haloie
Illine
HHS
Bilitary
Muir Sr
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