Wild Pacific Coast Storm Rips Oregon Washington
A violent gale sweeps the Pacific Coast with winds over 60 mph, uprooting trees and damaging hangars in California Oregon and Washington. The storm causes injuries and missing aircraft while power lines fall trapping schoolchildren on a bus and prompting widespread alerts and delayed communications.
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Pacific Coast
Tatonsh Island
Wash
Weather Bureau
Koomies
Vancouver
Chinese advance feared as Tibet reports clash near border
The Statesman cites a report of Chinese forces pushing 160 miles into the region near Tibet, with troops within 350 miles of Lhasa. Tibetan defense reports claim 10,000 troops moved south of Dogme Pass, as Tibetan leaders vow to resist and fight until Evading Red advances. The Indian government expresses surprise at Peiping’s renewed territorial claims amid uneasy regional tensions.
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Tudia
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Todig
Peiping
Hhe
Riwache
Piper
Dogme Pass
Shere
Eden township hospital plans approved at board meeting
Schematic plans for the Eden township hospital were approved Thursday night by the hospital board. Architect Doughy Stone was present to explain alterations after input from the advisory group. The outline will be studied by Derry of the health department and the Federal Public Health Service, with a return to the board in three weeks. Final approval is targeted for November 16 and construction may begin in year. Project cost estimated between 2.1 and 2.2 million for a 1200 square foot structure, with expansions planned for future needs. The board also preliminarily approved buying an eight inch sewer line to connect to the hospital, at an estimated cost of 6000, with future sanitary expenses limited to sewer rentals.
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Theospital Board
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Healthepartment
Federal
Public Ealth Service
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Derwithin
Stone Wed
Archipet
Douglas
Bard
Anges
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Hospital Trou
Castro Villey
Sanitary Board
Motattay
Phillips
Bechtel arraignment postponed in felony case
Bechtel 48, wealthyWywarel Rk homebuilder, faced a felony charge postponed to November in Alamerta County Superior Court before Judge Ward J. Tyrrell. Authorities allege Bechtel ousted his partner in an August incident at their home after a disputed property matter. He previously pleaded not guilty at the county level.
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Bechtel
Wywarel Rk
Alamerta Inty
Ward J. Tyrrell
Oakland
Echtel
Mont
Jude Kwey Nebeker
Son of Hayward Family Dies in Korea
Killed in action is Sg Gerald L. Stanton 27 former Hayward resident son of Louis A Stanton grandson of Mrs Alvia Stanton and nephew of Jack and Edward K Stanton all of Hayward He served in World War II in the South Pacific and joined regular Army two years ago He was with Company 1 23rd division in Korea His wife Evelyn and two children Linda Lee and Larry were living in Everett Washington prior to his departure for Korea.
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Gerald L. Stanton
Hayward
Louis A. Stanton
Korea
Alvia Stanton
Pierre Street
Jack
Edward K. Stanton
South Pacific
Bratus
Long-Sought Prison Train Found Wreck Parley In Korea
Reports say a prison train wreck near the Chongchon river north of Pyongyang killed 29 American prisoners. Survivors describe bayonet and gunfire as guards massacred wounded men while the wreck burned. Two escapees provided names and details of the incident to U S forces.
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Unsan
Nort Korea
Chongchon
Palais
Pyongak
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Lubbock
Tex
Worsham
Ruberson
San Antonio
I'ey
Walter Tt. Whitcomb
Buffalo
Wind Eimer N. Slater
Tilingis
Manchuria
Sunan
Pyongyang
6Th Tank Battalion
Value of Tibet Lowell Thomas on influence on India
Lowell Thomas argues Tibet’s fall to Communist China could ease Reds access to India and Asia. He highlights strategic routes through the Himalayas, the Tibetan monasteries and monks, and the political aim of controlling Lhasa to shape regional power.
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Tibet
Lowell Thomas
India
Slow Down Call To Reservists
Washington announces partial halt to compulsory mobilization with most manpower to come from draftees and volunteers. Reservists will be called only for specialized critical jobs, and Navy line officers, reservists, and National Guards may be released when feasible. Further policy revisions possible, with limited air guard activation and overseas deployment.
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Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Double Deaths in Local Homes Reported by Sheriff
Two San Serenae men died in apparent self inflicted incidents yesterday and early today. Carl E. Chibante 47 of Via Linde was found in his garage by son Frank 27 after Chibante left him keys earlier in the week. Rex N. McGowan 37 of Lewelling Boulevard died at home after a night shift with Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Authorities say Chibante likely died earlier. McGowan appears to have used a 30.06 deer rifle after drinking. Both bodies were taken to Sorensen’s Mortuary. funeral plans pending.
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Linde
Rex N. McGowan
Lewelling Boulevard
Chibante
Frank Chibante
Smalley Avenue
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Nell Ry
McGown
Clepty
Sorensen
Mare
Cancelled Hall Game Between Heyward High and St Marys of Berkeley
The 8 p.m. match at Hanlon Field was called off due to wet grounds described as mud. Coaches Jim Turner said the teams will not replay this season but will meet next year.
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Hanlon Fit
Jim Turner
Chinese Reds Stiffen North Korean Defense
Tokyo reports describe Chinese Communist troops strengthening North Korea's defenses as they claim to fight to the last man. Allied forces push from both flanks near Pyongyang and the Manchurian frontier while South Korean troops advance along the Salu River and seize footholds north of the frontier.
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Seven Injured In Alameda County Auto Crashes
Seven persons were injured in two accidents on wet roads in Southern Alameda County. Six from Ventura suffered minor injuries when their car skidded and overturned on Highway J near the Santa Clara county line. Eleanor J. Lathrop, 24, Berkeley, sustained major injuries when a bear on a slow truck on Highway 50 near Dublin Canyon was struck. Russell P. Studebaker, 34, Oakland, said he could not stop in time. Lathrop was treated at Fairmeant Hospital and transferred to Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley.
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Berkeley
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Oakland
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Alta Bates
Resignation Guides Eden Chamber of Commerce Leadership
Lloyd Utter resigns as Eden Chamber of Commerce president after serving since his election. Eugene Lineham becomes interim director. Bob Palmer elected to fill unexpired term. Gordon Brown signs as present. Warren Smith and Joseph Silvain named Eden chamber community center building committee representatives. Weekend work party planned. Tom Fletcher named chairman of the nominal committee.
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Bob) Palmer
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Joseph Silvain
Eden Cormmunity Center
Tom Fletcher
Berlin Lad Receives Valley Forge Freedoms Award
Berlin lad Wolfgang Bernhardt, a German schoolboy, flies to the United States with General Lucius Clay for completion of the Freedom's Foundation awards program at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. He will deliver a message to American schoolchildren and join dignitaries at the ceremony. The Russell City representatives, Mrs Eva White, Mrs Will Mette, and Mary Jo Bunn, receive an all expense trip for their citizenship program.
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Idlewild
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Eyeeday
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Temple University
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Russell City
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