Mounting Indications of Red Chinese in Korea
Reports from Tokyo indicate Chinese Communist forces may have entered Korea to join UN actions as Allied troops push north from the Pusan area. Counterattacks flare along the front between Pyongyang and Manchuria with U.S. Marines leading landings and South Korean units pressing toward the Manchurian frontier amid a widening push into northeast Korea.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
Korea
North Korea
Pyongyang
Manchuria
Gonslane
We S. 1St Marine Division
Paik Sun Yup
South Korey
Lin
Ulsan
Koltew Wis
Communist Ching, Ca
Raymond B. Mays
Panay City
Fla
U. S
Yalu River
Seo'l
Pusan
Chosan
Towen
Coa Tt
Yalu
Lavlier Field
Sane
Gov Edwied J. Almond
6Th Corps
U.S Bar
Anerivatis
United States
Bth
Severe coastal storm blasts California with record rain and winds
A major Pacific storm battered Northern California bringing gusts up to 63 miles per hour and heavy rainfall. Donner Summit and Highway 50 saw chain requirements amid flood risks, while winds rose along the coast toward Monterey. One death was linked to the storm as crews reported downed power lines and toppled poles.
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California
Wureka
Cape Mancocing
San Francisco Bay Region
Monterey
Dureau
Cel
Oakland Police Department
Edward &. Gary
San Francisco
Moore ‘Dry Dock
Oakland
Day
C Jane
California Packing Corporation
Filbert Street
Hayward
San Prancisco
Edward F. Gary
Moore Drydock Company
Lewations
Northwest Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Northwest Coast
A deep gale battered the Northwest on a second day, uprooting power lines and halting rail and air schedules. Strong winds from the Pacific roared into Washington Oregon and British Columbia, with coastal gusts near 70 mph. Telecommunication outages disrupted Seattle Vancouver links, and Vancouver Island saw record rainfall of 4.76 inches in 24 hours. outages cut service to many towns as crews worked to restore electrical service and communications. Christy reached 70 mph delaying fir schedules by about 90 minutes.
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Eleim
North Pseilie Seaboard
Pacific
Columbia River
Dae Strait
Jiwin de Fuca
Washington
Te Ewil
Wednastay
Seattle
Vancouver
BR. Cy
Padhena Point
Vancouver Island
Christy
Vaneniver
United States seeks UN term extension for Lie
In Lake Success New York the United States planned to urge the General Assembly to extend Trygve Lie’s term as secretary general of the United Nations for another five years. The Security Council had backed the Norwegian after rejecting Brig Gen Carlos Romula of the Philippines and Dr Charles Malik of Lebanon for the post.
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Lake Success
United States
Charles A. Malik
Lebanon
Valley High School property condemned to complete Castres Valley site
Hayward trustees authorize condemnation to acquire five acres from Eugenia Gimmbrune ystabe for the Castres Valley high school site expansion. Negotiations with Rudy Stenzel for 40 acres of Stenzel Farms would extend San Larenzo campus. Heirs seek 13740. appraisals set 37500. Condemnation to proceed if price talks fail. no filing yet. Nell Jean Scott hired as cafeteria manager replacing Mae Moyers.
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Eugenia Gimmbrune Ystabe
Castres Valley
Hayward Aoith High School
Rudy Stenzel
Stenzel
Stengel
Dend
Nell Jean Scott
Cepnoiat
Indiana
Indiana Uni
Gid Ig
Mae Moyers
Eean
Empire Construction Company
Ols
San Lavetan
Hixdy
Tn Othee
San Larrengy
San Larengo
Parsons Field
Parsons
Veteran High Schoch Trustees
Sweets craving lands burglar in trouble again
Oakland police tracked 20 year old Montero from San Pablo Avenue to Aladdin Heating, where he was caught creeping toward a safe. He confessed the bread and jam motif tied to prior crimes. previously jailed for a 1946 war bonds burglary, he claimed hunger as motive.
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Steve Monteso
Montero
Hayward
Hane
Mentera
Sho
Oakland Police
Nore
San Pablo Avenue
Aladdin Heating Corporation
Thomas
Mountjoy
Montere
George
Forth
Valley P-TA Plans Board Attendance
Copies of a letter from four P T A units in Castro Valley have been received by district superintendent A B Morris and trustees Arnold Anderson John Gulleben and David Dickie seeking approval that two delegates from each PTA unit attend regular board of trustees meetings. The letter notes the aim is to facilitate matters for the superintendent and trustees during these times.
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P-Ta
Costin Valley
A.B. Morris
Arnold Anderson
John Gulleben
David Dickie
Af Tristee
Board of Trusters
PTA
Castro Valley
Show District
Orston Valley
Redwood
Chihoet
Marshall PeTA_onils
Caeh
Board of Trustee
Livestock Show Opens Tomorrow in San Francisco
The Grand National Livestock exposition, horse show and rodeo will open tomorrow in San Francisco. This year 335 head of the finest beef and dairy cattle, sheep and swine will compete for 98,701 dollars in cash premiums over the 8 day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
Amusement Construction Ban Shocks Nation
government order halts new construction for amusements including parks racetracks and theaters to conserve materials for national defense. Exempts ongoing work and essential defense department projects, permits repairs and limited modernization, and imposes potential halts on future nondefense projects.
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Raymond H. Wilson
Washington
National Productions Administration
Priavn
Fsstede Steel
Willian I L. Maryison Xaic
Haverson
NPA
Harrison
Typical Marine Squad three went to Korea only five left now
In a Korean War profile from Wonsan, Charles Moor recounts the second rifle squad of dog company, fifth regiment, First Marine division as it fought from Chinju to Seoul. From 14 purple hearts to five remaining, the Marines endured heavy losses and injuries while earning commendations amid brutal battles and a busy front.
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Korea
Charles Moor Wonsan
Phare
First Marine Division
Neilivs Wes
Inehwa
Seoul
Smd
Arters
Suk Frank Kerr
Yakimus
Wash
Purple Heart
Chinju
Pfc
Charles W. Heckman
Indianapolis
Wea
Chindong-nis
Nie
Robert Shey
Ashland
Wis
Efe. Wise
Patterson
Shey
Japan
Oculus
Obangi Ridge
Nakhinge Bulge
Robert S. Kans
McAllen
Tex
Lian L. MrCarver
Los Angeles
Calif
Philip N. Lens
Olivia
Minn
Richard A
Herse
Beitl R
Lewiston
Pie
Virwlell
Mayberry
Paducat
Urey Boeniberos
Cely
Pfe
Lenerd Mo Mattes
Ant
San Francisco
Donald & Kennedy
Seattle
Pir
Richard Kelly
A& Pasidena
Atbut Recsa
Boeniceros
Meteo
Changi
Carp
Walter Baker
Farle, Ark
Mateo
York
Ramos Funeral Rites Friday for Hayward Resident
Funeral services for William Lawrence Ramos 90 will be held Friday at All Saints Catholic Church at 9 30 AM with burial at Holy Sepulchre mausoleum. A Hayward longtime resident he died suddenly on a fishing trip near Antioch likely from a heart attack. He worked as a aver age mechanic and was a Foresters of America member. He is survived by his wife Viola. daughter Viola D Kilers of Hollister. siblings Emily Ramos and Dana Marie James Ray Stevenl Milberg of Flatfistey.
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William Lawrence Ramos
Ward
Castro Stra
All Saints’ Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre
Ramos
Otis Boat Harbor
Antioch
Hayward
Castro Street
Foresters of America
Auto Mechanics
Wiiow
Viola D. Kilers
Hollister
Emily Ramos
Dana Marie
James Jail Ray Steven Iilerg
Flatfistey
State Poll Shows Warren Leading In California Race
A California Poll reports Earl Warren leading James Roosevelt with 60 percent support to 31 percent and 9 percent undecided. If undecided voters split like decided voters, Warren would gain 68 percent to Roosevelt 34 percent. The result, in a state as large as California, prompts questions about poll accuracy and publicity.
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Mervin PD
California
Earl Warren
James Roosevelt
Jess
Warren
James Roosevel
Mocasevelt
Warron
Hoosewell
South
Presidentis
Rither Warren
Stoosevelt
Haseel
Unemployment in California Reaches Five Year Low
Sacramento reports unemployment in Almenia at its lowest point in five years though still above half the level of a year ago. The state department of employment cites five consecutive months below prior records with September likely to hit a new all time low. Total employment stood at 4,382,090 by mid August as a solid business upsurge emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Almenia
Stiie Department of Employment
California
U S Canada announce six point joint defense program
Washington and Ottawa unveiled a six point program to speed joint defense production and modify barriers to move essential goods for common defense. Secretary Dean Acheson and Canadian Ambassador Whom Wrong signed the exchange of notes at the State Department formalizing the bilateral accord. The statement says the measures will boost industrial mobilization and preparedness for any military emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Canada
Dean Acheson
Canuthin
Trume Wrong
State Department
Thal
Chinese troops reportedly enter Tibet border region
Soviet says Chinese forces crossed into Tibet to liberate 4,000,000 inhabitants and bolster western front defense. Volograd newspaper notes Tibetan officials deny invasion reports. Indian sources say Communist China has moved troops near the eastern frontier toward Lhasa with no official Tibetan confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berian
Sovtl
Taeglide Runtschay
Ndmunist
Chinese People's Army
Tibet
Volograil
Calcutta
People’s Republic
NEW Des India
China
Absurgerai Salimpong
Lhasa
India
Weather Update With Shifting Winds And Showers
Weather notes show southerly winds at 5 mph becoming westerly by noon with showers possible Friday and cooler temperatures. Yesterday’s high and today’s low are unclear. rainfall data over the last 24 hours is incomplete and the date appears garbled.
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Gale
Highway Patrol
Donner Summit
Kingydle
Donner Lake
Highway 50
Twin Bridges
Meyers Grade
Cape Blines
Qie
Point Conception
Washinton
Oregon
Sa Francisco
Sivport
Sal
Foyt
Gonyl
Freeon
Alameda Naval Aix Station
GAA
Northwest
Richard Kimbrough
Kou
Kimbrough
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Ovmlard
Cal
Fer Valley High School
Montera
San Quentin
Montenacu
Sinea
Gaklind
Valley P-Ta Plans Board
U.S
Tate’s Drive-In Gleaners
Castro
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