Red s 10 Miles From Taegu Take Pohang Hog Ranch Move Decision
County supervisor notes demand for thorough investigation before approving a hog ranch near Ruseau City. Janssen and others push delays to Thursday's meeting as planning commission reviews Mulford firehouse site. Residents fear health and safety impacts, with undeveloped questions about district demand and fire coverage.
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Reds
Taegu
Pohang Hog Ranch
Ruseau City
Hanssen
Chester Stanley
Livermore
Danggeu
Mulford Pitnets
Witely
Ire
Aalapsson
Dow
Mulford Gordon
Owith
Shying Commission
Jansen
Holy Tech
Doolittle
Teasdel Rate Hearing Stands Reopened in Oakland
The Oakland hearing on the transit company's fare increase faced scrutiny as deputy district attorney and county officials questioned the company’s finances. Witnesses argued the firm posted large losses and inflated book values while critics claimed streetcars had been abandoned, challenging the legitimacy of the proposed fare rise.
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Oakland
Widasa
Ransit
Wdi
Dixbrief Altorney
David Lo Wendel
Ale Meee Pouty
Wendel
Alfred Lundorg
Recorporation
Vrasdot
Luidheng
TM Bay
Tas
Modoc County Bans Hunting Due to Extreme Fire Hazard
Modoc County Supervisors close the county to all types hunting until October 1 amid extreme fire danger. District Attorney Charles Led denounces the move as needed to safeguard county resources, noting 30,000 acres of timberland already opened but cautioning possible earlier reopening if weather improves. The decision shortens the September 16 deer season by two weeks, with some portions remaining closed pending fire conditions.
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Talturas
Cal
Country Board of Supervisors
Modoc County
Oel
Tre Hazard
Charles Led
Lederer
Modoc
Red drive forces near Pohang threaten Kyongju and Taegu
Fierce Al Jish counterattacks near An geng fail to halt a major Red drive into Pohang. Reds reach within four miles of Kyongju and threaten Taegu from three directions. Fighting rages north of Taegu around Tabu and Mt. Kasan while U S forces push the enemy back from Yongdan. The 25th Division surrounds a sizable enemy west of Masai and inflicts heavy casualties. An inset map notes a Soviet bomber downed by U S fighters off the Korean west coast.
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Angeng
Pohang
Kyongju
Taegu
Tabu
Mt. Kasan
Naktong
U. S
Yong4an
Masai
U Niya
Harvest labor shortage hits tomato canning in Bay Area
Workers in tomato harvesting face shortages as schools return to session and competing jobs in shipyards rise. Hunt Foods reports a peak production period until about November 1 with 12 000 to 15 000 boxes of tomatoes arriving daily. Farm Adviser Benson warns of insufficient pickers and urges housing and sanitation provisions for workers. Canning lines run over 2700 acres with green pack on 40 acres in Alameda County amid price projections of 22.50 per ton and 11 cents per box for pickers.
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Dack Walters
Hunt Foods, Inc
Camery Short &4
Mozh
Bay Area
Walters
Hunts
Washington Township
Lee
Benson
Damaly
AO Geres
Alameda County
Sunshine for Butmisg TM ninpaigay aid and Kiwanis gift
The Sunsh ine for Butmisg TM ninpaigay program received support from San Lorena Village Kiwanis club and other groups at a directors meeting. Donations totaled around 4000 with a personal gift of 1000 and 25 from Sunrise Nursery workers to fund school repairs and future parties.
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San Lorena Village
Kiwanis Club
Ue Naumerous
Planet's Viva
Aiwaniad Benet
Valley Roge Nursery
Washington Avenue
Withipea Kigeanls
Future Parties of America
Eelegites
Wehite
Santos Obispo
Locomotive Mishap Leaves Engineer Hurt In Livermore
SP engineer C Murrow, 80, of Alameda, pinned under a locomotive after it toppled west of Livermore. Fireman J C Larrvagoily escaped injury. Murrow's leg was crushed. he was taken to the hospital where it was amputated. Rescue teams worked nearly two hours with crane and tools to free him. Deputies and state patrol assisted with traffic and the scene. Truman promises aid for Hawaii and Alaska.
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Southern Pacific
C. Murrow
Alumda
Hig Mcomotive
Diyemore
Murrow
Livermore
J. C. Larvagoily
Oullane
Mancow
Teseuers
Manvon
Nan
Wil
Bolan
Santa Rita
Manron
Paul
City Plans New Patrol Car Purchase and Firehouse Access
City officials debated buying another patrol car while considering acquiring property behind the city hall to expand the firehouse. The plan, approved by City Manager Lolin Wick, aims to ensure continued vehicle use and permit future equipment changes, with ownership discussions under way.
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Hay Yird
Spacelasea
Lolin Wickam
Wicklin
Fig Department
Elrill
Comelee Cily
Shattuck Here in Vote Bid Tomorrow
Edward Shattuck Los Angeles attorney and AG candidate speaks tomorrow at 7 pm at Castro Villa in Hayward. He appears at a Republican dinner with Ian Warner and Warren of Alameda County. Reservations via Mrs Porto Roche or Castro Villa. Hoarding defended in Washington as honest American trait.
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Edward Shattuel
Los Angeles
Uayward
Wianen
Shattuck
Castro Villa
Ian Warner
Ofeland
Alameda
Ounty Canetral Carmilfee
Lias Angelus
State Central Committee
Republican Party
Porto Roche
IRS
Washington
Sen. Geerge W. Malone
New. Today
Vestal Quits HARD Post Teel Named
George KR Vestal resigns as superintendent of the Hayward area recreation district effective Sept. gu. Harold Teel of Santa Ana will succeed on Oct. 1 after a board interview last week. Vestal honored at a dinner, receiving a briefcase memory, as the district marks five years of growth. Teel, a former Red Cross recreation director, plans to move into Hayward Glen with his family. The board also received a request from Castro Valley Community Center to take over its property for development.
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George KR. Vestal
Hayward Area
Svendsgaard’s
Vestal
Harold Teel
Santa Ana
Red Cross
Treotkins
Fur Severyn
Layward Glen
Castro Valley
Hayward
Jans
Marines Anger Over Presidential Crack Grows
Washington dispatch reports growing Marine anger over a presidential remark. Chief figures in the Marine Corps League moved to quell the flare up, citing national defense concerns as justification.
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Washington
Marine Corps League
Clay Nixon
League of Leatherneck
San Diego Marines Form The Young Republican Club
Marines stationed in San Diego adopt the label The Young Men's Republican Club in reaction to President Truman's policies. The unit aims to promote Republican ideas among personnel and local communities.
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San Diego
U.rih
Truman
Marine Corps
Young Men's
Republican Club
Truman faces convention as crisis over Marine remarks grows
At the league convention officials dispute probes and await a possible presidential letter. Critics demand impeachment while others accuse Truman of disunity. The White House has not issued a formal statement as telegrams flood convention headquarters amid the Marine Corps League gathering.
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League
Truman
Nixon
Lmart
Trumiuar
Sta- Jin
White House
Umian
Antelior
Marine Corps ‘League
Toll Free Bay Bridge Plans Emphasized By Purcell
SAN FRANCISCO Bay area officials say the San Francisco Bay toll free bridge plan will be pursued with bonds paid off and no immediate congress action. Purcell, state director of public works, told a transit committee there is no current bill to enable another crossing and notes no funds or engineers available. An Army liaison said Bayshore freeway completion is not a top priority. evacuation scenarios were discussed as remote possibilities under national emergencies.
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SAN Hancisco
Cl U
Purcell
Lolit
Il Transit Committee
Bayshore
Peninsile
Russ 2
Warren
Sixth Army
Sail
Alain
Stocks Dip After Mixed Volume in New York Trading
Stock gains vanished on light volume as traders speculated market dynamics amid Korea tensions and a Russian plane incident. Brokers cited orderly declines with selective issues showing strength while the market steadied after Secretary Dean Acheson stated no direct US representations to Russia.
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New York
U.P
Korea
Dean Adison
United States
Russia
Bids Opened for Furnishings of New City Library
City council opened bids on furnishings for the nearly completed Wayward library. Six bids were received on three of five options and referred to City Manager John Piehlin for study and reporting. Other actions included scheduling hearings, denying a $425 damage claim, reviewing August building permits, approving map 671 for Thomas Green subdivision, and preliminary talks with Morrison Builders for a project south of Harden Road.
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Wayward
John Piehlin
Wis
Muir
Joel M. Hose
Rose
Fens
Thomas Green
Morrison Builders
Uarder
Newton Larder
Open Forum for Oro Loma Candidates at Ashland School
An open forum at Ashland School features platform speeches from Oro Loma and district candidates. The event, at 7:45 pm on a Monday in September, invites public attendance and will be followed by three nomination and election meetings for the Ashland community council. President Tom Fietcher notes the election covers all officers and three trustees, with the Mothers’ club serving refreshments.
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Oro Loma
Sanitary
Ashland
Ashland Community Council
Tom Fietcher
Mothers’ Club
Soviet Union Questions UN Role Over Korea Plane Incident
Soviet notes to the United Nations demand punishment and indemnity for the shooting down of a Soviet bomber off Korea. Moscow accuses U.S. forces of an egregious violation while stressing the incident concerns Russia and the United States only. The note claims the plane was unarmed and attacked without provocation, and contrasts Russian and Tokyo authorities on details. State Department surprised by the incident and awaiting a Soviet protest note before commenting.
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London
W.A
Russia
Fiy
UN Sunt
Hadio Moscow
Din Tote
SU. S
Alan G. Kirk
Kcept
Fordion Office
United Nations
United States
Brocacast
Poveigiy
Andeep Vishinsky
Bink
Boomer the Inc Dent
Wytary
Korea
Radio Moxtayy
Vishingky
U Jilso
North Korea
Tokyo
Charles T. Joy
U. S
State Department
Washington
Hattie Moscow
Watoa
Way paved to start pensions in Iigward city
City council approved the pension plan terms with the state for first year operation. City Manager Lori Micklin says the contract will fix part of the cost for four years while the rest will vary with payroll. The biggest expense is the city’s pension service contributions over 26 years, with adjustments every four years based on state experience.
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Iigward City Council
Vale of Employes
Lori Micklin
Elty
Enemy Still Gathering Strength Near Taegu
American and South Korean troops have fallen back to a new defense line east of Taegu after losing two hills guarding the approaches. The Communists are delivering a hard punch to dislodge United Nations forces from the main communications route. The line around Taegu swayed as UN forces traded ground, with losses northwest of the city but gains southwest of the area.
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Tok Te
Vaegu
United Nations
U.S. Casualties in Korean War Reported
The Defense Department announced the identified U.S casualties in the Korean War through Sept. 1 totaled 9,957 with 682 dead. Of these, 598 were killed in action, 83 died of wounds, 5,283 wounded in action, and 2,992 missing in action. Identified casualties are those whose next of kin have been notified.
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Washington
U.K
Defense Department
U.S
Actlon
Battle Front Update From Korea The Taegu Area and Pohang Falls
Across the Naktong front the U S Second Division fought heavy fire as Communists pull back toward the river. Pohang has fallen an important eastern coast port while Taegu lies within ten miles of enemy forces. MacArthur notes the enemy is gathering strength and has added armored reinforcements including 84 tanks. American night fighters engaged the tanks but results were unclear in darkness. US pilots claim destruction of 10 enemy tanks yesterday with 7 more damaged as First Cavalry divs withdraw to form a new line. Pohang lies in ruins with a single brick church still standing. Fraser bombers logged 223 sorties and 94 combat flights as air power targets North Korean factories and military installations. Continued coverage on page 2.
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U.S
Naktong River
Pohang
Eagl Coast
Taegu
Douglas MacArthur
United Press
Robert
Vermillion
Aipin
Wity
U.S. Air Moroe
Fraser
Pyonge Wang
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