Reds Refuse Site Shift in Armistice Talks
North Korea and China reject General Ridgway’s proposal to move the cease fire talks from Kaesong to Songhyn as the UN command urges a midway site. Both sides cling to their positions to avoid breaking off negotiations, with Kaesong set as the only acceptable venue for the truce discussions.
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Peng TrhTluai
United Nations
Songhynn
Raesong
Trey
Onghyean
Hidaway
Week Aio
Neeman
S-Lan E
Kacsong
Kacswong
Thief Steals Liquor Worth 900 Dollars From Therion Store
A sheriff patrol found nearly 900 dollars in liquor missing from a Therion avenue store. Deputies Puna and Maneaw reported 17 cases of beer and 43 cartons of cigarettes taken. The rear door was ajar but no money was taken as the cash register had not been damaged.
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Newanacraen O
Therion Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Finesto Rodrigues
Centerville
Althanel
Rodrigues
Body of Oakland businessman found washed ashore near Gan Malon bridge
Coast Guard and Alameda County sheriff patrols searched the shore after a body washed ashore south of Gan Malon bridge. The man is reported to be Robert Hen shaw, 35, a prominent Oakland businessman, with a passenger identified as Helen Shaffer, 23, whose body was found nearby yesterday. Hen shaw’s plane vanished on a flight from San Francisco to Oakland early last week.
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Gan Malon Bridge
Alameda County
Robert
Henshaw
Oakland
Wormlin
Helen Shaffer
Alameda
San Francisco
Onkland
Allied Offensive Rolls Ahead on 40-Mile Korean Front
Five UN divisions led by tanks surged up to four miles from their jumps-off lines in Korea’s biggest offensive since truce talks began. The Canadian 25th brigade seized hill objectives west of Yonchon, advancing five to four miles north of prior positions amid stubborn Chinese and North Korean resistance. Fighter-bombers pounded fronts while UN troops pressed along the western and west central sectors, fighting in bunkers and cliffside positions as heavy artillery and mortars rained fire.
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Korea
United Nations
British Commonwealth
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Yonchon
Chorwon
8Th Army
Checky
Eton
Luyeyy Jatalicu
Jhn
Siegfried Line
Manchurian
Heartbreak Ridge
Yangpu
Korangnye
Awest
Mursday
Sth
Yenchan
Threatmant
Horth
Yenuhan
Truman Denounces Press for Revealing Secret Information
President Truman told reporters that 95 percent of secret information is public, criticizing newspapers and magazines for disclosing government data. He defended a Sept. 25 order to withhold cavity information, denied censorship, and urged responsible handling of national secrets amid questions from press conference on maps and CIA survey details.
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Truman
Vruman
Fortune
Hear
Watts
Inchinge Il
Central Intelligence Agency
Yale University
Althe
Grup
People Wen
Dulles Turns Down Offer to Be Ambassador to Japan
President Truman said John Foster Dulles declined the post as ambassador to Japan after conversations about Japanese peace treaty negotiations. Dulles reportedly believed he should not take the job to avoid hurting the Republican Party.
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Truman
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Japan
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Drama
Drilles
Jim Boing
Pet Parade Tomorrow in Hayward Draws Thousands
Hayward Lions Club aims for 4000 children and 15000 spectators for the 16th annual Pet Parade starting at 3 pm. Maynard Elementary will close. parade route runs Bret Harte to Main streets. Dave Hansen leads planning with district and officials. 20 plus divisions for ribbons. free ice and prizes.
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Forest of
Hayward Lions Club
Frank Alves
SMO
Maynard
Dave Hansen
Maj
Hayward Area
Proutu
Alves
Bret Harte Acheol
Pan
First Street
Main Street
Bret Harte School
Hayward Lions
Frat Alves
Bret Harte
Bidder BACTAMENTO-A Tawhid Named on Ot for State 66 Project
A low bid by BACTAMENTO-A Tawhid for a State 66 widening project was announced by Lee Sh mime of San Pablo. The work covers a portion of the highway between Oakhind and Wiehittys and involves city and state authorities overseeing the contract.
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Ted
Lee Sh
San Pablo
Safety Council to Meet in Hayward
Hayward area safety council to convene for an initial meeting tomorrow at 12:25 p.m. at Mandarin Terrace flows. Fred A. Sehaftier, council president, urged all members to attend the session.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Enuneh
Mandarin
Fred A. Sehaftier
Dent
Hayward High District Faces Severe School Housing Shortfall
An extensive report by Lawrence Ramm warns that by 1954 55 Hayward will need housing for 1273 to 2360 pupils and lack 48 to 76 classrooms, equating to at least one high school. The board plans a five year study with Dr. L Peterson and Superintendent O B Paulsen amid contract renegotiation timing concerns.
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Hayward
O. B. Paulsen
L. Peterson
University of California
George Phillips
Paulsen
Aunother
Guy Warren
Marlin Ualey
Dr. Peterson
Cal Alumni Meet Tonight at San Lorenzo High
Hayward Cal Alumni Association announces an 8 am gathering at San Lorenzo High School cafeteria 727 Lewelling Boulevard. The program includes a Cal Penn football game narrated by Carl VanTil assistant coach at UC and a discussion of future plans for the center.
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Hayward
Eden Township
California
San Lorenzo High School
Cafelera
Lewelling Boulevard
Carl Vantit
Roach
Dis. m
Ehenter
One Killed In Accident Near Warm Springs
One person died and four others were injured in an early morning crash between a heavy truck and a light automobile near Warm Springs. Mrs Iva Russell died at Fairmont hospital about 90 minutes after arrival. Mrs Martha Manning and her son Billy were injured along with driver Albert Tibbetts. The collision occurred at the Highways 17 and 21 crossing just north of town. Manning suffered a leg fracture and shock, Mrs Russell a head and internal injuries, and Tibbetts minor cuts and shock. This was the 54th traffic fatality in Southern Alameda County this year and the first for the month.
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Warm Springs
Iva Russell
William W
Lureka
Martha Manning
Billy
Albert Tibbetts
Quilland
Manning
Here
Russell
Fairmont Hospital
Sle
Highland Hospitals
Alameda County
Truman says meat controls will stay enforced nationwide
President Truman announced the government will not decontrol meat but will mobilize every federal agency to enforce the price control law. He noted the Office of Price Stabilization would enforce the rules and that any agency could cooperate in the enforcement drive.
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Washington
Truman
Office of Price Stabilization
Stassen rights claims draw support from State Dept clash
Senate internal security head McCarran backed Harold Stassen’s charge that the State Department erred in Asia policy. He said documents will prove Stassen right on cuts to aid to Nationalist China and urged release of the 1949 October conference transcript amid accusations of a pro Communist tilt.
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Pat McCarran
Nev
Ifarold E. Stassen
State Department
China
McCarran
Senate Internal Security Committee
Stessen
Minnesota
Asia
Stassen
Mettarwa
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Stasgen
Department
Congress
Arthur H. Vanilenberd
Re Mid
David &. Barr
Tempe
Avheson
Stasson
Mieiuuly
Drive ends in alcohol test in San Leandro
William B. Adams, 31, of San Lorenzo, was arrested by San Leandro police after allegedly driving 70 mph in a 26 mph zone near Washington Avenue and Davis Street. He fled a patrol car, ignored a siren, and was stopped near the city limits. Adams, a aircraft pattern maker, was given an alcohol test.
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William B. Adams
Vagsar Avenue
San Lorenzo
San Leandra
Washington Avenue
Davis Street
Adams
Tass News Agency Eyes in America By Ray Tucker
Washington report on the ten year imprisonment of William N. Oatis and the U S government’s response to Tass, the Soviet news agency. The piece argues Tass operates as a government organ, enjoys access to Washington and New York, and spurs debates over press freedom and expulsion. It previews next installment on Tass organization and methods.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
William N. Oatis
Associated Press
Nndenkal Prigua
WORAS
Ubey
Tass
New York
United States
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Trelis
Smialin
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American Society of Newspaper Beaters
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McGrath
Ural
Council of Ministers of
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MacGrath
Department of Justice
Voice of Amwr ‘Ia
Derenther
Rominitter
Labera
Congress
White House
Moscow
Mikhail Federsy
Cass Washington
Truman
Defense
Lovett
Josef Stalin
Hugo-Sainte
Hollywood
Uncle Sam
Giants survive Yankees in game one of 1951 World Series
New York Giants top New York Yankees 6 1 in the opening game of the 1951 World Series. Dave Koslo pitched a win as Allie Reynolds struggled early, while Giants batters Stanky Mays and Irvin led the offense with key hits and a late three run surge to seal the victory.
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New York Giants
New York Yankees
Dave Koslowis
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Giants
Rizzuto
Mantle
Thomson
Irvin
Lockman
Mays
Ita Thompson
Tip
Dark
Irvin J
Bauer
DiMargio
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Stanky
Westrum
Koslo
Reynolds
Berra
MrDougald
Arsine
Jeffield
Coleman
McRougid
Carling
Colemin
Serond
Acem
Collins
Mant
Rizauto
Thampson
Hopper
Cinenan
Fuser Pouport
Tyvin
Dimuggle
Humson
Rane
Kogle
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Stany
Tevin Singhe
Juul Lelia Bontrerd
Tive
Reira
McDougald
Suns
Bob Hogue
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