Four or Five Divisions Attempt Break Through
Tokyo dispatch reports Gen Douglas MacArthur announcing the enemy pulled back from 500 to 1,000 yards on the Kiyge Pohang Bedar front as four or five divisions pressed a heavy assault near Taegu. Allied forces counterattacked across the 120 mile Korean front with gains at Masan and Yongsan while reports said tanks massed near Lake Upo.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacAarthue
Kigye-Pohang Bedar
U.P
Chungyong
Commmunists
United Press
Jack Burbey
Taegu
Lake Upo
Naktong Line
Douglas MacArthur
Americaat
Masan
Naktong
Yungsan
Hu Naktong
Naklang River
Changayong
Yongsan S
Armerican
Soi
Auto crash toll soars as holiday travel surges nationwide
National Safety Council warns of rising deaths with 56 killed in traffic and accidents by early afternoon as millions headed out for a major summer holiday. Two dozen more died in various incidents, including a tragic interurban rail collision near Galepolis. Officials project overall holiday fatalities could reach 435.
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Miciniken
National Model Railroads Association
Naional Safety Councell
Grand Raplls
Met
Galepolis
Islaight
Fred Tmiy
Nitra
W. Wa
Four Injured In Us 50 Collision Near Alameda County
A late night crash on U S 50 near Alameda County injured four travelers from Los Angeles and a local driver. James Lombardo, 39, suffered a broken neck and multiple injuries. his wife Florence, 38, had a fractured jaw and clavicle plus facial injuries. Their two children, aged 10 and younger, had minor injuries and were treated at St. Mary’s hospital in Livermore. A Palmatier youth, 16, driving a youth Cadet car, was also involved. The Lombardos were en route from Los Angeles to the Bay Area when their car swerved into oncoming traffic after a rock slide. The hospital reported all victims were in moderate condition with the family staying at the basemen? of the war while receiving care.
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James Dey
Kidkdieon
St. Tails
Ao Lamba
Maynard HH. Palmratier
Prosno
Palmatier
Photn Cadet
Coward Prosi
Vidas
Jisleep
Los Angeles
Tad Keene
Wi Deeplig
Baby Dies Pneumonia Funeral Held for Phyllis Yvonne
Services were held for Phyllis Yvonne Brown sevenith old daughter of My and Mie Brown who died yesterday from pneumonia. The infant passed away at home after parents checked on her condition in the early morning. The service was conducted at the Sar cose Beatrices Behaviorary and the family resides at 25120 Washington Avenue Hayward.
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Phyllis
Yvonne, Brown
Brown
Branchal Povemon
Borne
Oak Bane
Beatrices
Felon Cone
Washington Avenue
Hayward
Warplane Support Flights Against Communist Forces
Gen Dangkis MacArthur ordered all available warplanes including fresh squadrons of the U S Seventh to the Pate area for the Koront beachhead today. Fighters bombers and rockets struck Communist positions as the 2nd and 3rd Division troops moved along the Naktong river line under a solid umbrella of cover.
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Uae
Dangkis MacArthur
U.S
Koront Beachead
Dyan
Picnic Set by Alameda Unit of California Motor Court
The Alameda unit 20 of the California Motor Court and Trailer Park Owners association will sponsor its annual picnic on Sunday September 1 at Oakland Gardens. Trailer entrants are expected from Los Angeles Monterey Redwood City and Freshvale in Genoa for the event with games and prizes for children. Tony Garcia leads the pie division with Wanda Miller and Susary assisting.
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California Motor Court and
M. Mon
Sporting
Hpe
Susary
Cherryland Fires Damage Front Upholstery After Battery Braze
Firefighters answered a call in Cherryland near 810 West A Street to a car incident involving Mrs Warda M Warden. A shorted battery caused damage estimated at about 120 dollars to the front cushion and upholstery. Fire department noted the blaze started in the car and was extinguished with minimal further danger.
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Oslarl
Mra
Wada M. Warden
Frienan
Cherrier Denarbment
Suntons
Belmar al
Xbie Hinter
Cherryland Department
Tragic death of 16 year old in Maynard home
A 16 year old boy, Hiruma A. L. Wheeler of 7 Nuby Drive Maynard, was found hanging by a rope from a door frame in his bedroom. Neighbors attempted to revive him, but he died. Wheeler, a student at Crane Croft Junior High in San Leandro, and Boy Scout No. 1, left a note and had spent the day swimming and playing with friends. Police and the coroner investigated as neighbors recalled a quiet, troubled evening in the Ruby Drive area. His funeral is planned at Sorensen Brothers mortuary with cremation and inurnment at Oakland.
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Maynard Matche
Ruby
Hiruma A. L. Wheeler
Nuby Drive
Hite
Ranecroft Junior Hint School
San Leandro
Plonge
Bin
Jen
M Wheeler
Pulice
Hae
Claude Marchand
Min Mal
Jimenes
Mloy ‘Reese
Ray Artis
Ori McGary
Rein Jimenes
Ruby Drive
Hiram
Jram
Manila
Robert J. Wheel
Just
Pilar Lebron
Robert A
Sorensen Brothers
Hoyt. Hamilton
Ashland
California
County Day Angers as Temperatures Hit 109 at State Fair
The temperature reached 109 degrees in Sacramento yesterday, a Sept. record, with Prospect feeling similar heat today. A Red Cross station wagon treated 20 persons for heat prostration at the State Fair. Alameda County day was celebrated at the fair yesterday.
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Sacramento
Red Cross
Alameda County
Engineers Alerted for Army Duty
Engineers Alerted for Army Duty describe the 05 Engineer Aviation battalion under Major John G. Stephens of Fayette and Captain Pham B. Flowers of Syracuse as they prepare for national guard duty. The unit, based in Alameda, will train three times weekly and be formed into a Port Wood unit for finish engineering training under corps commander Flowers.
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Leonard Woot Mo
Atmmeditrowity Ayen
Natiional Guard
Alameda
Util
Port Wood
John G. Stephens
Luayette
Pham BE. Flowers
Sorkelos
Countersuit Charges Navy at Fault in Benevolence Sinking
In San Francisco the owners of the freighter Miry Livkens file a counterclaim against the Navy alleging fault in a collision that sank the Benevolence. Steamship Co seeks damages for the ship and cargo worth about 14.6 million, while the government sues for 1 million.
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Navy
San Francisco
Miry Livkens
Chang Veel
Beauie
Artty Wss Benevo- Jenin
Bedera
Eourd
Taukenly
Steamshire Co
Asso
Calder Cite
Eliiis
Wage Boost Drives May Strike on Labor Scene
United Press reports a renewed labor push risking 200,000 workers in upcoming strikes as unions press for cost of living pay increases. About 120,000 members already on strike. 69,000 in Westinghouse plants seek 10 cent raise plus cost of living and profit sharing. A separate 23 cent raise under a 48 hour week plan aims to offset reduced hours with escalator clauses for living wage hikes. Total CIO United Auto Workers workers exceed 58,759 striking across auto and farm equipment sectors, including 22,000 and 12,000 independent farm equipment workers against International Harvester.
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United Press Labor
Mare Iin
International Union of Bilwetrical
General Blectric: Corporation
Klinke
Union — Electrical Workers Union
Erie
Eno
Wrst
Electile Corp
Musicmmediately
Elysins
Westlinghouse
Dhe Schlehimen
CIO
United Auto
International Worvester Corp
U S Plans Large Armed Force Boost in 194? War Warnings
Washington reports President Munn pledges to build a 3,000,000 strong armed forces to deter Soviet aggression. He argues the United States seeks freedom for all peoples and will mobilize to meet mounting threats, while urging allied unity and warning against underestimating Western resolve.
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Washington
Munn
Cotsantiising
Ted
United States
Father Red
America
Traenan
Wun
Soviet Union
Keetutin
Tajo
Cui Atimly
Indoice: 8
ATMS
Rctes
Conserabing
Mopaganda
United” Korea
Republic of South Korea
Uist Mens United Nations Forces
BBC
Hent
Wang
Government pushes color TV standards for receivers
The federal Communications Commission moved to accelerate color television by pressuring manufacturers to build color capable sets. If firms resist, the FCC will issue a final decision, threatening a color adoption mandate. The action targets devices able to receive color broadcasts and urges adoption of compatible color techniques within the Columbia Broadcasting System framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiingiun Tur
Tie
Tink Tin Inere
Federat Eemunications Commission
Ianufacturerk
Cheii Neols
Commissission
Columbia Broadcasting
Funeral services for Una Call Jeffers in Carmel
Funeral services were held today in Carmel for Una Call Jeffers wife of the late Robinson Jeffers who died after a long illness. She was 55 a native of Michigan and moved to Carmel in 1914 a year after her marriage to Jefferson as her second husband.
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Carmel
Una Call Jeffers
Robinson Feffers
East Bay Police Handle Risque Cases In Odd Report
East Bay officers report a string of curious misdemeanors including disorderly conduct after Hazel Bush, 22, is found naked in a car with four men. William Reilly, John Moyer face battery and attempted rape charges as suspects flee. In Albany, Edward Carlyle of San Francisco is charged with attempted rape and forcible entry after storming former customers with indecent proposals.
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Oakland
East Bay
C. Heidleer
N. B
Heidler
Hazel Hush
Idler
Scion
Miss Bush
William L. Reilly
John VII, Moyer
Albany
Edward Carlyle
San Francisco
Ajl
Hurricanes Two in Caribbean Nearby Havana Threaten Areas
Two tropical storms moved toward Cuba and the Florida Keys as a hurricane warned near Havana approached at about 90 miles south southwest with winds reaching up to 100 mph and a second storm churning 300 miles southeast of the region with winds near 120 mph. Authorities urged continued caution as forecasts showed the systems edging toward western Cuba and the U.S. Atlantic coast while advisories and storm warnings remained in effect for Florida and adjacent waters.
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Havana
Hava
Caribbean
ES Advisors
Sandun
Gandan
Galtel
Lvak
Cachon
Guha
Florida Is
Morida Keys
Florida Keys
Flo Paul Beach
Vort Meyer
Pivana
Seca Unie
Cublin
U.S. Matinland
Caftle Tweedure Kennes
Trinidad
Yesterdy
St Manus Island
Interurban Trains Collide Killing Seven Delegates
Two interurban trains collided on a line south of Milwaukee killing seven people and injuring others. Delegates were en route to the National Model Railroad Association annual convention at Hales Corners on a sightseeing excursion. One train was returning from Hales Corners when the crash occurred.
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Milwaurise We
Naticunit Model Railroad
Severns
Sheviff
Milwaukee
Association
Mth
Hales Corners
Revolution Fears Rise in Zacatecas Mexico Violence
A political upheaval in Zacatecas Mexico turns violent as gunfire erupts during clashes between rival factions. One police sergeant is killed and several others wounded while demonstrators fire on officers and a truck. Governor-elect Jose Minero Roque prepares to assume office amid mounting tensions and mobilization orders.
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Zacatecas
Mexico
Dia i
Rivel
Jose Minera Roque
Jose Guillen Chavex al Fresnilla
Chavex
Switnesses
Joma
Iiessid
Contreras
Jose Minero Roque
Obituary of Clarence Hopper Word in San Diego
Clarence Hopper Word, formerly of East Avenue, died Friday in San Diego. He is survived by his wife May Hopper and a daughter. Both Mr and Mrs Hopper were longtime Fairmont hospital employees and active in several organizations. Funeral services are set at Bonham Morhuwy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hopper
East Avenue
San Diego
Daily Review skips Monday issue for holiday
The Daily Review will not publish on Monday to observe a Day holiday. The next issue will be Tuesday afternoon. The staff wishes Hayward area residents a safe and enjoyable holiday.
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Daily Review
Review
Hayward Area
County Day at the Fair Shade Was Most Popular Place
A county day at the fair drew families to Alameda county exhibits and the shade along the Agriculture building. Oakland Naval Supply depot models, box factory displays, and intricately crafted toy replicas delighted visitors in a busy Me mnmouth exposition scene.
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Fair Shade
Booth
Jorneen K. Oliver
al Saert
Junior
California
Mnmouth
Alameda
Alameda County
Oakland Naval
Harbor
Salvation Army Aids Family to Prevent Eviction
A 27 year old mother and her five children were saved from eviction thanks to Hayward area residents and the Salvation Army. A temporary apartment in Oakland was secured for next week, while county welfare considered options. The husband was located in jail and provided $100 weekly support. the welfare board had planned hotel relocation if eviction proceeded. Lt. Lorraine Wilson praised community help and noted other offers that could not be used under policy.
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Hayward Area
Salvation Army
Gottiny Welfare Baned
Oulland
Lorraine Wilson
Solvetion Army Commanding
Sicey
Towoness
Assist- Hol
Creorge Oakes
San Pedro
Tall
Wilson
County Welfare Board
Oakland
Ji. Wilson
Hart
Robert Meade Passes On
Mineral services for Robert Meade, 4d, will be held at 2 oclock Tuesday in the Chapel of the Chimes, California Columbarium, 4499 Piedmont Avenue. Survived by wife Mary Lea Weatherhead and mother Eleanor Weatherhead of Alameda. Donations may go to Sunri School for Handicapped Children, 318 Memorial Drive, Hayward. Friend may call at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary, 1140 B Street, until noon Tuesday.
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Robert Meade
Op. Ca
Chapel of the
F & AM
Alameda
San Bernardino
Garden Club
Hayward
Staonary Engineers
Toral
Oakland
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
B Street
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Jeffers
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Wain
Cod
Marty
Felger Filnebellit
Naval Supply Depot
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Bert Laird
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