Ships Sent To Egypt Amid Riots and Troop Movements
Cairo reports describe British warships sent to the Suez Canal zone to demand damages for anti-British rioting and to bar two top Egyptian officials from the canal area. About 1,000 more British troops left Cyprus for the zone while 3,400 paratroopers were moved from Cyprus. Britain began calling up reserves as occupation of another Suez town continued and threats to seize Neapolitan tugs emerged. Dispatches from Malta noted Cherquers and Chevron joining Ciambi in Port Said with other ships standing by. The British note warned Egypt to prevent further rioting and stated full rights of compensation for damage, arguing British intervention was to protect foreign lives and property.
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Cairo
Egypt
Jivilwint
Ue Surlan
Wun Colinmed
Cyprus
Canal Zone
Manes
Thursay
Byspl
Suez Canal Zone
Arize
Malta
Chequers
Chevron
Ciambi
Port Said
Cyanet Aii
Mediterranean
Liverpool
al Malta
Iminister
Aire
Feyplj
UN Forces Close In Near Kumsong Korea
UN tanks and infantry advanced within two miles of burning Kumsong driving from three sides on Chinese troops dug in for a stand. Heavy artillery struck a vital highway junction as fresh Chinese troops bolstered a ridge above the Kumsong valley amid stubborn UN assaults on multiple fronts.
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ATH Army
Korea
United Nations
Kumsong
Air Army
U. S
South Korea
Yonchon
Grenada
Yunggu
United Press
Robert W. Gibson
Rar
Groundbreaking planned for county hospital project
Four story 149 patient capacity hospital in Hayward on track with $2,048,385 state federal grant boost and $4,014,800 main bid. Walliams and Burrows of Burlingame lowest bids. elevator shafts, pneumatic tube system, well pumps, new bathroom fittings to be added. Groundbreaking likely after the first of next month with Governor Earl Warren invited.
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Hayward
Maximm Lee County Hospital
Eden Township
Douglas Slane
Slone
Stone
U.S
Walliams and
Burrows
Burlingame
Henry Ponvious
ELC Tito
Beached Greek coal ship Thealanos Livanos aided off Cape Henry
A Greek coal ship named Thealanos Livanos ran aground off Cape Henry near Norfolk. High 10 to 16 foot seas, 30 crew members fought to pull a hawser aboard as Coast Guard worked to tow the 4800-ton vessel off the beach. Three tow attempts failed overnight before dawn. The ship remained in potential danger of grounding but could reach Newport News under its own power if no further issues arise. Poor visibility and high winds hindered rescue efforts.
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Norfolk
Uae
Coast Guard Vutlers
Thealanos Livanos
Cape Henry
Coast Guard
Sen
Iron Bar Placed On Railroad Track Near Ashland
Juveniles near Lewelling Boulevard and Paradine Boulevards near Ashland placed heavy iron bars across a railroad track yesterday, endangering trains. Sheriff’s deputies checked area after Henry Donnelly of Southern Pacific reported the obstacle. older youths were urged to alert teachers to warn students. Those responsible who placed the bars were not caught.
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Ashland
Lewelling Boulevard
Paradine
Sheriff's Depuy
Southern Pacific Railroad
Henry Donnelly
Five survive Air Force crash near Miami swamp
An Air Force C-47 crashed in the Everglades swamp about 10 miles northwest of Miami. All five aboard reportedly survived the crash as rescue helicopters, aircraft carrier personnel, and local squads converged on the scene. Recovery and medical checks were ongoing with two Navy helicopters arriving later.
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Miami
Fla
Here
Air Force
Florida Highway Patent
Dade County
Resene
Fhe
Cabot
Tom's
Ui. 8
Okeechobee
Many Safe After Sea Crash Near Johnston Island
An aircraft crash off Johnston Island left 18 aboard safe with several survivors reported by the Navy. The transport plane, stationed at Pearl Harbor, overshot the runway during first refueling and burned on impact while en route to Tokyo.
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Wed
Marine Air Transport Squadron 16
Navy
Berkeley drug store owner named to Alameda supervisors board
SACRAMENTO UR-Kon 12 Pursel Berkeley drug store proprietor and seven year Berkeley city council member is appointed by Gov Earl Warren to the Alameda county board of supervisors. Warren praised Pursel as a lasting Berkeley resident who will represent Albany and Piedmont areas in his district.
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Kon
Pursel
Berkeley
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Earl Warren
Increads
Thames
Caldecott
Park
Warren
University of California
Ely
Albiny
Piedmont
Automotive Day Features In Daily Review Ads
Today is Automotive Day in The Daily Review with ads for new and used cars on pages 10 1 and 12. The section highlights various auto dealers and promotions as the paper promotes vehicle listings and dealer services.
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Daily Review
Tax Bill Passes and Truman to Sign It
The House approved a 5.49 billion dollar tax bill increasing individual, corporate, and excise taxes. The measure passed the Senate 184 to 160 after prior defeat in the House. President Truman indicated some discontent but called it the best achievable, sending the bill to the White House for signing with potential changes.
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Truman
Washington
House
White House
Senate
Yue House
Capital Hall T
Congress
Samuel W. Yorty D
Stocks plunge in New York amid rumors and losses widen
Final Stock summaries indicate a sharp decline in New York shares with heavy volume and broad losses. Traders cite no concrete news from officials as rumors swirl about a Kareai swap ending, though no confirmation has arrived. The drop deepens through the session with several leading issues hit hardest.
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New York
Caase
No Dial Phones For Washington Township Area
Smith, manager of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, reports direct subscriber dialing cannot be installed in Washington Township due to a shortage of critical materials. Dial service in Irvington is also postponed for the same reason. He notes about 42,000 applicants lack telephone service and mentions a consolidated telephone directory as feasible.
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California
Sraith
Yugoslavia Withdraws Support Delays UN Oil Dispute Vote
At the UN Security Council Yugoslavia's Ales Bebler announced a withdrawal of support for Britain's resolution on the Anglo Iranian oil dispute, reducing chances for a UN action majority. France urged postponement until the International Court of Justice determines its authority, with the court injunction keeping the status quo.
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Flushing
N.Y
Yugoslavia
Invmany
Security Council
Britain
United Nations
Ales Beblers
Council
Iran
World Organization
Bebler
Francis Lacoste
France
Nasary
International Court of Justice
International Court July
Laensie
Atomic test postponed after mechanical fault at Frenchman Flat
At Las Vegas Nevada an AEC nuclear test scheduled for this morning was postponed due to a mechanical fault in a key circuit between the control point and the tower. The TNT blast intended for comparison was recorded as part of blast studies with no troops or congressmen present. Residents gathered early, hoping to witness the expected display.
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Los Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Frenchman
Fiat
AEC
Proving
Foley Gives Stiff Terms to Local Gang Suspects
Justice T. L. Foley sentenced Ronald Dominici of 0.24473 Thomas Avenue to nine months and William A. Percy of 21.24543 Silva Avenue to six months after they were found guilty of battery and disturbing the peace. The case involved fighting with five teenagers and breaking a window at a war owned by Raymond Rodrigues, Centerville. Foley vowed to end gangsterism and paghucism in the town.
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Hayward
T. L. Foley
Placeice
Ronald Dominici
Thomas Avenue
William A. Percy
Silva Avenue
Raymond Rodrigues
Centerville
Foley
Dominici
Ferry
House prepares vote on 2 cent postcard rule
Washington House moves to vote on a penny postcard measure and a postal rate bill. Officials plan to advance wage and pay boost bills for government workers. One bill would raise pay for postal employees to 400 or 5800 a year while another plan would increase the minimum wage for white collar workers to 800 a year.
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HOUSE
Washington
ASON
Sewage Advisors Plan Recommendations for Hayward
Hayward citizens advisory committee on sewage disposal met at the Hayward area station to outline recommendations to the city council. City engineer Harry Shalo discussed a Feb 18 1948 letter from the State Department of Public Health to Oro Loma Sanitary District noting permit conditions and potential capacity sales. The plan analyzes treatment capacity of 3.4 to 11.2 million gallons per day and questions about selling higher capacity, while addressing industrial waste, peak flow forecasts, and the need for a collective system to feed Hayward's plant.
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Hayward
Hayward Area Cation Center
Hai
Harry Shala
Oro Loma Sanitary District
State Department of Public Health
W. Halverson
W. Halverson, Dirt Lor of Public Health, the Letter Vealed Preiaiona
Ove Lama
Shado
Shatin
Orn Lome
Shadlo
Oro Loma
Shatto
Offici
oLynn Ficklin
Ora Lome
Shatta
Department At Public Health
Jelsey
OralLoma
First Korean War Bride Arrives in U S
Seattle witnesses the arrival of Mrs Yong Soon Morgan the first Korean war bride to reach the United States She steps ashore with her husband Specialist John Morgan amid flashbulbs reporters and cheering crowds Her journey from Seoul to Taejon via refugee trails culminates in a hopeful start in America despite earlier separations and danger.
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Seattle
Wash
Yong Soon Morgan
U. S
Mrs. Morgan
Seoul
Taejon
Morgan
Auto Strikes Pole Injuring Motorist on State Route 167A
John Leo Buckley, 20, of Newark, was injured yesterday at 8:00 a.m. when his car collided with a telephone pole on State Route 167A near Niles. Buckley, traveling east on Fremont Avenue, tried to pass a truck driven by William B. Polansky, 48, of Tracy, but reportedly attempted a turn without signaling. Buckley braked to avoid a collision, lost control, and skidded into the pole.
Knowland to Address Young Republicans in Oakland
Alameda county Young Republicans invite all party members to a meeting in Oakland High School auditorium Monday. Senator William F. Knowland will discuss current world affairs as county YR President confirmed.
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Knowland
Oakland
Alameda County
Young Republicans
Jbe
William F. Knowland
Rpm
Oakland High School Auditoria
Asid
Reds Accept UN Proposal in Korean Armistice Talks
Reds accept a United Nations compromise proposal at Panmunjom, easing a major hurdle to resuming the armistice conference. Two sides remain split over the width of a no attack corridor and UN plane overflight rights. Col. Andrew J. Kinney called progress very good and voiced optimism for a renewal of talks.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Red
Commmunist
Kaetong
Mussan
Andrew J. Kinney
Panmunjant
Mutsang Kaesong
Kinney
Reds
U.S. Protest Over Seizure of Berlin District
Western officials report a Soviet backed seizure of a three square mile enclave in Berlin. U S authorities held an emergency session to decide on protests while East German police seized control, cut roads, and ordered residents to adopt East zone currents. A West Berlin spokesman said the move violates four power agreements ending World War II.
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Berlin
Germany
URI
U. S
U.S. High Commission
Sielnsbuecken
East Germany
West Berlin
Pisduin
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