Man Averts Head-On Collision In Valle Vista Incident
Hayward man Manet Saura 29 was credited by the highway patrol for his driving in skidding his car away from an oncoming vehicle driven by Lewis J White 33 of Monterey near the Valle Vista and Hays road intersection. White was unconscious at the wheel after skidding toward Souza and striking his car then the bridge multiple times before stopping. White suffered a concussion and internal injuries. he was treated at Fairmont and transferred to Oak Knoll in Oakland in serious condition. Emery T Gove 26 of San Jose was injured when his motorcycle collided with a car turning onto Fremont Way on Niles road. Gove had a possible skull fracture and was treated at Fairmoor and transferred to the Veterans Hospital in Oakland, condition serious.
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A. Hayward
Valle Vista
Hays Road
Manet Saura
Holly Lant
Highway Patrol
Lewis J. White
Monterey
White
Souga
Souza
Fairmont Hospital
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Niles Road
Freamoity
Emery T. Gove
Sar Jose
Fremont
Gove
Faoirmoor Hospital
Veteran's Hospital
Chrysanthemum Show Ends After Two Day Run at Paps Motors
The Chrysanthemum Show at Paps Motors on Castro Street closed Sunday night after a two day showing. About 1000 persons attended. Mrs H W Sullie chair of the Alameda County Farm and Home department praised exhibitors cooperation, calling the show an overwhelming success. About $385 will be turned over to Sunrise School for handicapped children from a silver offering at the showrooms.
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Paps Motors
Castro Street
H. W. Sullle
Ganlen
Alameda County
Mame Department
Sunrise School
Communists Must Register Under Antisubversive Law
Washington reports that under the new antisubversive law communists must register by midnight, their only action so far a defiant stand. Penalties for nonregistration include fines up to 10,000 dollars and prison terms up to five years per day, though enforcement awaits formal government action.
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Washington
Mrs Ella Jackson Rites Held for Oregon Journal Editor’s Wife
Mrs Ella Ruth Jackson wife of Philip D Jackson editor and publisher of the Oregon Journal died Saturday shortly after a stroke in the apartment of her brother Millard R Guinger Services were held today in San Francisco for Mrs Ella Jackson description notes her death follows a stroke authorities say she was a longtime resident and prominent figure in local press circles.
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SAN Prancisco U.P
Ela Ruth Jackson
Philip D. Jackson
The
Oregon Journal
Government Arrests 10 Top Reds Seeks 76 More
The government announces 86 alleged active Communists across major cities under new internal security law. Top arrestees include Nathan Yanishevaky in San Francisco and Frank Boric in New York. many face deportation or custody pending hearings. Some had pending orders, others face eventual transfer to Ellis Island. law allows conditional parole or bond releases.
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Washington
Nas
Justice Department
Wits Island
New York Harbor
Ellis Island
San Francisco
Nathan Yanish
Novach Yanishevaky
United States
Ernest Otto Puehs
Fox
Garman
New York
Franja
Frank Rerich
Boric
Philadelphia
Vincent Qv Vink Mencavich
Chicago
Moses Rosnikoff
Vincent Andrulis Or
Andraewicz
Svaltie—Eravin Mangaonng
Philippine Islands
Los Angeles
David Hyun
China
Harry Cavlis
Solomon Skolnick
Poland
Zacharias Speaks Here Thursday on War Threat
Admiral Zacharias, prominent Naval Intelligence expert and author of Secret Mission, is set to lecture at Bret Marie School Thursday evening on Must We Fight Another Korea. Born in 1840 in Jacksonville, he served 30 plus years in the U S Navy, once directing a one man radio war against Japan and later receiving commendations from fleet commanders.
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Navy
Puig M. Zacharias
Almerican
Zacharias
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo
Zacharhis
Japan
Mander
United States Fleet
Jacksonville
Flo
Bret Marie
At & P.m
United States Naval Sevice
Lie Naval
Demy H
Chiege
Alameda County
Red Haired Bride Weds Errol Flynn in Riviera Ceremony
Nineteen year old Fathee Wymore of Kansas becomes the third Mrs. Errol Flynn in a grand Riviera wedding styled in French. The 41 year old star wed in church and civil ceremonies, then left for a Mediterranean honeymoon aboard the Zaca amid cheers and a guarded guest list.
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Nick
Fridee
Fathee Wymore
Kansas
Pesine
Errol Flynn
Fabulous
Riviera
Rita Hoywworth
Monte Cave
Harry Morton
Flynn
Prince Tyor
Real Estate Man Hurt In Accident Near Baywood
A real estate man, identified as Harry Bartow, with John Joyce, 41, were injured in a car crash at Caurel and Orchard avenues in Baywood. Joyce’s northbound car collided with a car driven by Mrs. William Wishart. The Joyce baby suffered minor injuries while both drivers faced medical attention.
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Ami
Caurel
Orchard Avenues
Baywood
Pider
Uarry Bartoh
Moss Really Company
San Leandro
John Joyce
Queen Street
Castro Valley
Fan'davehun
Joyce
Fairnorn Hospital
Allies Advance Near Manchuria Pressed to Free Prisoners
United Nations forces push within 50 miles of the Manchurian border as South Korean and Allied units move north from Pyongyang. They report sweeping actions along the Chongchon river, rescuing prisoners and breaking organized North Korean resistance. At least 150 Americans believed captured are targeted, with additional prisoner massacres previously reported.
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Tokyo
U.P
North Korea
United Nations
Whal
Manchuria
Chongchon River Vale
Pyongyang
Sunchor
Sunchun
Chongchon River
Manc Ehuria
Chongchon
Changchon
Sinanju
Korway
Kujang
Yongbyon
Yonghyon
Tsulchon
Altar Boy In Wedding Heist Takes 57 Gifts
A Chicago wedding story recounts an altar boy posing in red and white robes who joined bride Geraldine Oken’s party, carried the bouquet, attended the reception, and then vanished with 57 dollars in cash gifts. Police await photos to identify the teen, about 16, allegedly sent by Rev. Gerard Barton.
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Chicago
A.P
Geraldine Oken
Miss Oken
Rose Oken
Gerard Batton
Tin
Zone Hearing Sets Final Meeting On Rezoning Proposals
Tomorrow at 8 pm the Hayward planning commission will hold a final hearing in the council chamber city hall. Petitions seek rezoning of Lion Kolary Kiwanis Arnold Leighton Alves Sycamore, Mardie Joanne Western Qrehard, Glade Pale Taran Dragon Fundação Traynor Jefferson courts from industrial to single family residential. Pontiat Park from commercial and high density to single family residential.
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T Hayward
Council Chambera
Hayward City Hall
Lion
Kolary
Kiwanis
Arnold Couirs
Leighton
Alves
Sycamore
Mardie
Joanne
Western
Qrehard
Glade
Pale
Taran Avenue
Dradon
Fa Fundes
Traynor and
Ferson Courts
Pontiat and
Park Streets
Local Lad Back To Korean Duty
The Department of Defense announces California soldier Cpl Albert Julius Belz has returned to active duty with the Army in Korea. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Belz Sr of 22743 Pullin Street Hayward are listed as the next of kin. The notification marks his reentry into active service.
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Department of Defunsa
California
Cpl
Albert Julius Bely
Albert J. Belz
Pullin Street
Hayward
Department of Defense
Cpl. Belz
Mrs Provi Ray Dies in San Lorenzo
Mrs Provi Ray wife of Jase Hay died suddenly at her San Lorenzo home at 964 Bevilaqua Street. Funeral rites were held at St Johns church with a mass for the repose of her soul at 9 30. Burial followed at Holy Sepulchre cemetery under Pratt-Fuert Mortuary auspices. A native of Puerto Rico she had lived in the community 18 years. Surviving with her husband is a daughter Gloria.
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Provi Ray
Jase Hay
Bevilaqua Street
San Lorenz
Aday
St. John’s Church
San Lorenzo
Holy Sepulchre
Pratt-Fuert Mortuary
Ray
Puerto Rico
Gloria
Vishinsky Opposes Peace Plan Compared To Cannons For Butter
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky attacked President Truman's San Francisco call for strengthening U S preparedness at the expense of consumer goods. He cited Truman's Wake Island conference remarks and warned the United Nations against aligning with Washington's military buildup, calling it a continuation of warlike policy protected by allied strength.
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Russia
Vishinsky
San Francisco
Truman
United States
Death Comes To Richard Thierfelder
Funeral rites for Richard Thierfelder 70 will be held at Garden Chapel Pratt Flier mortuary 1044 C street at 2 pm Tuesday October 24. Burial in Cypress Lawn cemetery Cotma. Thierfelder a retired oil field maintenance man died Friday at his home 781 Stampton couch. Native of New York he lived here for years. Survived by widow Lillian Thierfelder and daughter Louise Hudson both of Hayward.
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Richard Thierfelder
Pratt Flier
C Street
Cypress Lawn
Cotma
Thierfelder
Stampton Couch
New York
Lillian Thierfelder
Louise Hudson
Hayward
Martinez Concert Series schedule shifts audience to two venues
Under the reciprocity agreement local patrons may attend the Columbia Concert Trio performance tonight at 8 15 at Martinez Junior High Auditorium Court and Warren streets Martinez. Tickets will be honored for the violin cello and piano artists at 8 14 pm tomorrow night Oct 24 at Acalanes High School gym located between Walnut Creek and Lafayette.
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Columbia
Martinez Junior High School
Court
Warren Streets
Martinez
Acalanes High School
Walnut Creek
Lafayelle
MacArthur approves war crimes trial machinery
Tokyo report says Gen Douglas MacArthur approved a system to try North Korean war criminals. Col George W. Hickman said 62 incident cases have been identified with killings of 20,000 South Koreans and 300 American prisoners. A five member UN Korea commission will include one lawyer and operate under Geneva Convention guidelines.
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Tokyo
Douglas
MacAnthuy
United Nations
Thotay
George’ W. Hickman
MacArthur
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Waeywan
Anscust
William Smoak
Hickman
Sunchon
Pyongyang
North
Rean
United States
Holland
Sweden
Vance
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Turkey
Philippines
Thailand
Canada
California Poll Finds Proposition 6 Widely Opposed
The California Poll reports Proposition 6 faces overwhelming rejection by likely voters, with only 16% Yes and 56% No when asked about No. 6. Proposition 1 support is weak at 4% Yes vs 20% No with 16% undecided. Proposition 10 shows split opinion with 18% Yes 15% No and 70% undecided. undecided voters influence the outcome as campaigns continue.
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Mehvind
California
Ceany
Maragon Conviction Is Upheld By Appeals Court
Washington DC United States Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the perjury conviction of John F Maragon a former White House aide and noted figure in the Senate five per center inquiry He was convicted on April 28 and sentenced to eight months to two years in jail by Judge Jennings Bailey who had retired The defendant remained free on a 5000 bond The appeal argued insufficient evidence but Judge Prettyman said the record showed uncontradicted documentary evidence and Maragon identification and that the rule was not violated
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Washington
U.R
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
John F. Maragon
White House
Senate
Maragon
Jennings Bailey
Courts of Appeals
Cheald
Barrett Prettyman
Matagon
Prettyman
Chow Line Massacre Report From Korean War Prison Train
Surviving U S prisoners recount a mass execution by North Korean guards near Suncheon while 270 prisoners were being moved from Seoul. The massacre killed many and left 21 survivors to describe the atrocity at Suncheon tunnel. Survivors were evacuated to a U S Army hospital for treatment.
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U. 5
Army Hospital
Japan
Chow
Sunchoon
U.S. Army
Pyongyang
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