Western Powers back rules at Iapattese peace talks
The San Francisco conference adopted a long set of war rules to curb debate and block Soviet aims at inviting Red China to the peace settlement. Russia and its allies objected, with Gromyko leading a vocal challenge while Acheson and Dukes sought order. The session opened at 10 09 amid shouting and procedural wrangling, with a five minute limit imposed on points of objection.
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San Francisco
Iron Curtain
Nassia
Red China
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
China
Acheson
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Indonesia
Stefan Wierblowski
Kenneth Younger
Thata
John Foster Dukes
Dean Rusk
State Department
Charles E. Bohlen
Wierblowski
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Chaframan
Copper Rift Injunction Granted Against Copper Strike
Federal Judge Alfred P. Murrah issued a Taft Hartley era injunction ordering International Union of Miners Baill and Bineltes workers to return to the copper industry work force within hours. The government sought the order to curb a 10 day stoppage and uphold wartime labor policy. Union President John Clark condemned the move as unfair, arguing the action targets employers and aims to dampen metal workers wages.
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Denvet
Undeed
International Univ of Mince
Baill
Bineltes
Alfred P
Ats
John Clark
Murreh
Bloody Ridge Falls to UN Forces in Korea Front
United States and South Korean troops captured Bloody Ridge on the east central Korea front after 18 days of savage fighting. Allied artillery pounded the objective as Communist troops broke and fled, leaving prisoners and wounded behind.
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BTH
Kares
United States
Korea
Wiat
Crael
Republic of Korea
Elltes
Kumsong
U. S
New Casualty Total In Korean War Reported
Washington reports a new total of 83 746 American battle casualties in the Korean War as of today.
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Washington
Defense Department
Truman Speech Hits Reds At Pacific Conference
President Truman read a diplomatic version of the riot act to unnamed aggressors during the opening session in San Francisco. He warned that the conference will reveal who seeks peace and who blocks it, as the United States presses for Japan's security and reparations considerations while Allies shape postwar steps in the Pacific.
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Andrei Gromyko
San Francisco
Truman
Gromyko
Louis Jensen
Edith National Guard Division
Ben Swig
Fairmont Hotel
President Truman
California
Bar
Warran
ACME
Francine Magee
Daily Review
Francisco
Japan
Raway
Flarey Truman
Family of Nations
United States
Pearl Harbor
Batsin
Philippines
Indonesia
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Far East
Tramsin
Thor Neighbbors
Pacific
Il, Tithe Puellty
Wajer
War Menrovial Opera House
Aga Nalians
United Qi
Sixth Army Band
Bates Carnally
Bates
Knowland Warns on Soviet Delegates at World Crisis
Senator William J Knowland spoke at Hayward High School urging alert to Soviet delegates in San Francisco and warning September would be pivotal in world history He argued Japan should join free nations to prevent communist expansion and urged concrete action to bolster collective security in Korea and Asia He noted U N forces in Korea were limited and stressed responsibility beyond the United States as County Day opened the Alameda Teachers Institute led by Dr Vaughn Seidel.
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Hayward
Hal
Thesecse
Wilks
Rassong
San Francisco
William J Knowland
Mayward High School
Alameda
Istitute
Knowland
Ghana
U. S
Knnowland
Korea
Asia
Philadelphia
Teachers’ Institute Py
Vaughn 2. Seidel
Japan Sees Soviet Move Drive Wedge in Asia
Japanese delegates at the peace conference say Russia aims to split Japan from the West in Asia after the treaty. Prime Minister Yoshida may address the conference to emphasize Japan joining anti communist powers. They believe Russia has written off Japan as lost to communism and will pressure Asian capitals to sever ties.
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Earnest Hobbrecht
San Francisco
U.P
Japan
Russia
Asia
Shigeru Yoshida
Far East
Rail Tunnel Caves In Near Niles
A tunnel near Niles collapsed, dumping dirt and rock onto the track. No injuries were reported though much equipment was buried. Crews worked to clear debris while trains ran via an alternate route.
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Fayward
Westell Pacifie
Feather River
Niles
Niles Canyon
Southard Pacific
Canron
State to take San Mateo and Dumbarton bridges Sept 12
The transfer of the San Mateo TMay ward and Dumbarton bridges to state ownership will occur Sept 12 with toll schedules set by the California Toll Bridge Authority. Private cars pay 35 cents, trailers 25, motorcycles 20, buses 15, with commercial vehicles billed by gross weight and a new per ton structure.
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Sacramento
San Mateo Tmay Ward
Dumbarton
Frank B. Durkee
Staite Public Works
San Francisco
Durkee
California ‘Toll Bridge Authority
Dinh Tun
Trustees Stand Pat On Village Kindergartens Plan
San Lorenzo trustees maintain plan to open private home based kindergartens serving about 120 children in fall. Classes will run in two Village homes at 194 Via Linda and 16114 Via Arriba with two sessions morning and afternoon. A protest group from 184 Via Linda seeks covenant enforcement but no action was taken to halt the temporary setup as emergency classrooms ready.
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Buck Beds
BAN_LORENZO — ‘Trusters
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village
Linda
Arriba
Via Chiquita
Golden Gate Homes
Tomes Association
San Lorenzo School
Via Linda
Paul Ahret
Uie Homes
PTA
Auto price hike ready for new car ceilings
Washington reports the government planned to grant general price increases of 80 to 230 dollars on all new automobiles to offset cost rises since the Korean War. The regulation would raise factory prices 25 to 40 percent, with dealers allowed to add 26 percent, or 80 to 240 dollars per car, while auto makers reserve right to request more later.
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Wasiuington
Michiel V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Jacksonville
Fla
Dallas
Tex
Capehart
Korea
Castro Valley Orchards Fight Over Sewers Ends in Victory
Public hearings by the Castro Valley Sanitary District concluded with a victory for the Freeholders faction. Attorney David Gilmore’s resolutions for Palmer-Davis and Bull annexations gained tentative approval, while Det. 23 was set as tentative for annexation dating. The meeting showed friction over sewering of the Castro Valley Orchards area and a splinter Freeholders group forming in opposition to a slower-moving Sewer Committee.
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Castro Valley
David Gilmore
Iver Nowing
A. 2
Petersen
Gilmore
Etian
George Phillips
Palmer-Davis
Bull
Bell
Firma, Inc
Castro Valley Orchards
Freeholders Group
Sewer Committee
Membors
Plane workers strike at Long Beach plant
United Auto Workers walked out at Douglas Aircraft Long Beach plant halting C1248 and other aircraft production. About 13,000 workers at the plant, with roughly 14,000 represented by the union, were affected while other Douglas plants, including the parent facility at Santa Monica, California, were not.
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Long Beacht
CIN
United Auto Workers
Douglas Aircraft Company
Long Bea
Douglas
Sa Ica
Calif
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