UN Troops Close On Pyongyang From All Sides
Allied forces pushed toward Pyongyang in a sweeping pincer from the south and east. American and South Korean units trapped tens of thousands of enemy troops, with Mt. Kumehon and Singye near the 38th parallel in Allied hands as armored spearheads closed the gap.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Pyongyang
Wonsan
Hamhung
Homburg
U. S
Missonr
Chongna
Sindianp
Nanulae River
South Korea
Douglas MacArthur
1St Cavalry Division
Kumehon
38Th
Lyeen
Lat
South Forest 1St Division
Mde
Min Dong
Singye
Fehon
Iekon
38Th Parallel
Capitol
Kisisun
Longyang
Wonsus
Lawadl Sanbung
MacArthur
Wake Island
Truman
Kumchon
Kurmehon
Ashland Firemen Get Raise
Ashland county fire protection district boosted monthly salaries to 300 for regular firemen and 374 for the chief, aligning with Hayward department pay. The district faced audit concerns after revealing ten years of unaudited books as residents urged quicker action on finances and future funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland County
Lester Olivera
Firs Protection
Henry L. Hopkins
Frank Faria
Faria
Pocduse
Distrigs
Ausland
Hayward
Hopkins
Acquilller
Janes Lamley
August Pierry
Walt
Commission
Juli Boomer
Foothill
Money Improvement Club
Josephine Mayes
Ashland
Olivera
Boomer
Mrs
Mayes
Quilllcci
Ilistriel
Alameda
Oakland
Ashland County Fire Protection
Ciatrict
Unincorporated Area Protests Water Rate Plan
A 12 member committee of Hayward area residents will meet the city council and EBMUD in a special session at Sunset school to protest inequitable water rates charged to users outside city limits. The meeting drew over 150 residents as petitions with more than 240 names were signed seeking rate adjustments and a defined water district plan.
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Hayward
East Bay
DeBainardi
DeBarnardi
EBMAD
Carios Bea
EBMUS
Hayward Acres
Bee
San Francisco
Vilso
Hetchy-Hetchy
Tneward
Number Drawn For Special Hunting in Modoc County Area
Sacramento resident Clarence Wocex drew a badge number for a special post season deer hunt in Modoc county. A total of 1800 hunters are allowed to kill 1500 deer in a November 4 12 season in Devils Garden area. The entry number 10016 was drawn from the lottery bowl. The 1799 other numbers comprise the full list of lucky numbers. The season aims to reduce overgrazed deer to prevent starvation as land recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Clarence Wocex
Madge County
Devil's Garden
Modoc County
Hecox
Truman Lands At Wake For MacArthur Talk
President Truman arrived at Wake Island for a face to face conference with General Douglas MacArthur to discuss Far Eastern strategy and halting Communist aggression. MacArthur reached first from Tokyo with Ambassador John Muccio and Brig. Gen. Courtney Whitney. The White House said the hour long meeting would shape U S policy after Korea.
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Wake Island
Truman
General MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Wake
MacArthur
Chrst
Tokyo
John Muccio
Courtney Whitney
Orhu
Arthur W. Radford
Navy
Pacific
White House
Korea
Honolulu
Charles G. Hass
Pearl Harbor
San Francisco
United Nations
New York
Record Registration in California Election Totals
SACRAMENTO UP reports 244,887 eligible voters in California for the November 7 election, with 319,408 new registrations since the June 6 primary. Democrats lead Republicans by over 3 to 2, while 3,062,205 are Democrats and 1,944,812 Republicans. Minor party registrations include 16,561 Independent Progressives, 6,197 Prohibitionists, and 7,687 others, with 107,376 declining to state party preference.
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Sacramento
U.P
California
Frank M. Jordin
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Earl Warren
Stocks Drop Sharply on New Fed Rules
New York stocks opened with sharp declines after lighter installment credit curbs. Automotive leaders like General Motors and Chrysler dropped as film, video, and finance stocks weakened. Technological and broadcasting players, including CBSs color TV approval, pressured shares across multiple sectors.
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Federal Reserve
General Motors
Chrysler
Federal Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
G.I.T. Financial Corp
Detroit man hunts as four attacked by madman
A deranged assailant wounded four women and two children in a six block area on Detroit's northwest side. Police issued a statewide alert for James Allan of Flint who escaped a suburban mental hospital after a week under observation. The attacker used a shiny metal bar, wore dirty clothing, and was driving a green car traced to Henderson. No sexual assaults were reported and detectives chased leads across the city.
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Detroit
James Allan
Flint
Mich
St. Joseph's
Dearborn
Natthy
Henderson
Adlon
A. S. Church
Peter Paulson Funeral Rites Planned in Intermountain Area
Peter Paulson 40 brother of Mrs Dell Brennan of Wayward died in Sacramento Friday. A World War I veteran and VFW member from Great Falls Montana, he will be honored Monday at 2 30 p m in the Garden Chapel Prest-Fliers Mortuary 1644 C street. Interment is Lone Tree Cemetery. Born in Minnesota he was the son of Fred Paulson and the late Mary Paulson and survived by several siblings.
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Petey Paulson
Dell Brennan
Wayward
Garden Chapel
Prest-Fliers Mortuary
C Street
Lone Tree Ceemetery
Paulson
VFW Post
Great Falls
Montana
Sacramento
Fred Paulson
Mary Paulson
Truman Talk Sold Out at Opera House in San Pr ance
The White House reports over 10,000 requests to hear President Truman speak in San Francisco. Only 318 tickets are available to the general public with 390 standing room permits, leaving many disappointed.
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San Prancisco
Truman
Opera House
White House
GOP Gains In Alaska
Juneau Alaska AP report shows Republicans leading for six of eight senate seats with Democrats claiming all seven house seats in the 1951 Territorial legislature races. With over half of precincts reporting leads fluctuated as results from Anchorage and other areas came in.
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Juneau
Alaska
Artie
Senate
House
Anchorage
Demo
E. J. Darklett
Congress
Almer Peterson
Henry
Benson
Rogs Kimball
Territorial
Car Crash Injures Baum Man at Jackson and Tarmen
Robert Powell of Box 38 Baum Eden was dated for possible arm fracture and facial injuries after his car hit a 1 ton truck then swerved into an apricot tree at the Jackson and Tarmen streets corner at 1240 p.m. Powell was alone. The empty flat bed truck was driven by Emon Pasha Shan Hen of Chowchilla who was not hurt.
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Robert Powell
Box 38 Baum
Eden
Jackson and
Tarmen Streets
Powell
Emon Pasha Shan- Hen
Chowchilla
New Credit Curbs Start On Monday
Washington reports new government credit curbs begin Monday making installment purchases harder. Auto loans allow 15 month payoffs, home appliances require 25 percent down and 15 month term, furniture 16 percent down with 15 month payoff, loans 15 months, and thresholds drop to $50. Dealers warn this could push many out of business.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Stora
Debra Ie
Automobile Industry
Kaiser
Frazer
Boy Hurt When Horse, Truck Crash
Joseph Markette, 15, was treated for extensive cuts and bruises at Fairmont hospital yesterday after a horse he rode collided with a truck on Foothill near 160th Avenue at 843 PM. A passer-by took him to the hospital where he was later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Markette
Poor Hill Boulevard
Fairmont Hospital
Foothill
160Th Avenue
Man Jumps From Hotel Window at Hayward Hotel
Police investigated a jump from the Hayward Hotel at 923 A Street last night. Robert Veltri, 30, was found severely injured on the ground in front of the lobby after claiming he leapt from the second porch. An empty vial and items on his person were collected for testing as he was hospitalized with ankle and chest fractures and possible additional injuries. Veltri later transferred to Hayward Hospital in what officials described as a stable condition.
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Hayward
Robert Veltri
Ray Sterlinsis
Ray Kenilworth
Veltri
Sterlingki
AHC
Fairmont Hospital
Hayward Hospital
San Lorenzo Village Meets On Pool Campaign Pledge Drive
San Lorenzo Village holds a meeting at 8 p m Monday October 18 at the Community Center to report on the Cake the Plunge Sign the Pledge drive for a community swimming pool. John Agnew will present canvass results and pledge by mail progress with a $32000 goal. If unmet the pool plans may change and rates may rise for 1951 memberships. People may pledge by calling the San Lorenzo Village Association office. The pool site sits on Community Center grounds with future additions like tennis courts a picnic area and a children's play area.
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Aunen
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village Association Office, According To M. L. Sanford
Garvin Begins 50 Year Term in Oklahoma
Garvin, a 24 year old beer salesman once cleared of a California priest murder in 1938, reported to the state penitentiary in McAlester Oklahoma to begin a 50 year sentence for a knife slaying.
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Garvin
Oklahoma
Mcalester
Okla
W.P
Winfred Nelson Garvin
California
State
Bob Hope Arrives in Tokyo Amid Dizzy Welcome
Bob Hope landed at Tokyo Haneda with about 40 entertainers including Marilyn Maxwell. En route, crowds waved welcome signs and two bouquets nearly toppled him as an Air Force band played. Hope, joking about pogo stick landings, said the trip would boost morale during a two to three week stay in Japan and Korea. He then visited wounded Marines awaiting evacuation.
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Tokyo
Bob Hope
Japan
Haneda
Marilyn Maxwell
Rey
Tepp
Hope
Korea
Right Inc
Weather update hints at cooler afternoon and variable Sunday
A terse weather note reports a fair to cooler trend this afternoon, with a blustery or parily blondy Sunday forecast. It references yesterday's high and today's low but provides no precise figures or locations.
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Ashland Firemen
EBMUD
Modoc
Stock Exchange
Motor City
Gil
Peter Paulson
Truman Talk
GOP
James Ramsey
Simon Streal
Guardian
Alameda County Farm
Home Department
Peps Master Company
Castro Street
Tate's Drive-In Greaners
Castro, Hayward
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