Mobilization tightens as war production shifts from civilian goods
Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson warned that civilian goods shortages are here as U.S. shifts from peacetime to military production. He said machine tools bottleneck blocks expansion and that $9 billion in new tools will be needed by 1953, with much output from outside firms. Wilson urged rapid material mobilization while noting copper shortages and stalled plans for a sympathetic wool industry.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Oss
Johnston
Motion Picture Association of Aumerica
Truman
Wison
U.S
Balter
Plang
Miss Alameda County Reception Planned at State Fair
Plans for a reception for Miss Fran Enterline of Hayward who will reign as Miss Alameda County were announced at the state capitol. Ned Green and President William Wright will welcome the Alameda County winner and escorts. The royal party includes members of the county board of supervisors led by Chairman Harry Bartell and Mayors delegation from Hayward. Floral work arranged by Charles Penny and Fred Stromberg. County florals won ribbons recently, including chrysanthemums and garden-planted gladioli. Prizes awarded to carnations via Avansing-Mortensen Co. San Leandro.
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Sacramento
Fran Enterline
Hayward
Alameda County
Ned Green
Willian Wright Avill
Lin “Royal
County Board of Supervisors
Harry Bartell
Carlos Bee
Maynard
Hayward Area
Charles Penny
Fred Stromberg
Castro Valley
Labor Day
Max Holmes
Sam Leandro
Avansing - Mortensen Company
San Leandic
Rough Going For Kremlin At Parley
The United States delegation at the Japan peace conference pushed for rapid treaty signing while Egypt and the Philippines prepared to register reservations. Egypt opposed a provision allowing U.S. troops to remain in Japan after ratification. the Philippines sought reparations but was reassured by the defense treaty with the United States. Gromyko’s obstruction faltered after a tense morning, with hopes the conference would conclude Saturday, barring further Soviet moves.
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Donald J. Gorza
San Francisco
United States
Egypt
Philippines
Inadvan Ity
Japan
Republic
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Andrei Grontyka
Palace Hotel
Dean Acheson
Ashesay
Gromyko
Kremlin
Hla Wad Ducing
Gromyke
Red Ching
Dean Achesey
U. S
Indonesia
Korea
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Bolivia
Chile
Signing On Saturday At Peace Conference In San Francisco
The Japanese Peace Conference deliberations continued with Egypt opposing provisions for foreign troops in Japan and calling for free choice. Nations including Norway, Haiti, Ceylon and El Salvador announced plans to sign the treaty while discussions focused on addressing Soviet bloc concerns and naval terms.
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San Francisco
Egypt
Kremlin
London
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Ilahims
Toy
Percy Spender
Salvador
Norway
Haliti
Nicaragua
Laos
Ceylon
United States
Dean Acheson
Philippines
Andrei Gromyka
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
el Salvador
Hector David Castes
Castes
Sidelights of Great Show in San Francisco
In San Francisco's hotels the Polish delegation sought safe storage and an incinerator for secret documents but found none. A bell captain would escort them to the incinerator and depart after showing operation. Delegates also endured marmalade shortages amid hotel dining tweaks for visiting international delegates.
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San Francisco
U.P
Jin
Wwe
Strongbo
Tel
Fatboy
Tim
Francis Drake
Stefan Wierblowski
Evers
Coast-to-Coast Commercial TV To Begin on Sept 28
AT&T announced that regular coast-to-coast television service with a channel in each direction will begin on Sept. 24. A temporary pre-way circuit set up for the San Francisco Japanese Peace treaty conference will be removed after the conference ends on Saturday. A channel opening on Sept. 20 will allow West Coast viewers to see the World Series.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
State Department
San Francisco
New York Yankees Red Sox Doubleheader Postponed by Rain
A rain postponement hits the Yankees and Red Sox doubleheader. The two games will be rescheduled as parts of a doubleheader on a later date at the same venue.
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New York
Noday
Boston Ned Sox
Yankee
Castro Valley School Enrollment Seen Rising 10 Percent
Castro Valley with the new term underway expects enrollment to rise about 10 percent over 1950s totals, Superintendent A B Morris says. District adds six teachers to handle an anticipated 200-student gain, with double shifts ending at most schools except three grammar levels. state approvals for seven classroom units and a seventh-grade project are secured as part of seven Castra Valley state-supported projects.
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Castro Valley
Casts Valley
Oder
Meashall
Byt
Chabot
Nedwood
Castra Valley Grammar School
Iindergarten
Trislees
Redwood
Parrons Road
Atate Department of Education
Stanton Avenue
Lawas
Sate
Department of Finance
Architeets
Planta
Chrisjtensen Tang
Castra Valley
Castra Valleye Dist
Argentine newspaper La Prensa value dispute and exile details
Gainza reveals government valuations and taxes related to La Prensa as legal action continues. He describes exile from Argentina to Uruguay after an arrest order and outlines efforts to republish the South American daily, noting past circulation drops and government seizure of newsprint.
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New York
Freedom House
Alberto Gaines Paz
la Sponsa
Buenos Aires
Ysre
Pertedts
Paz
Northwestern University
Evanston
la Frense
la Prensa
Gainza
Peron
Winston Chiurchill
Prensa
South America
Argentina
Uruguay
Nolice
la Prenza
River Plate
Mel
Dyvensa
Gainga
JOM
Flo
New Pension Law on Responsibility Effective Sept 23
A new California pension law eases the relatives responsibility form by allowing self certification without an oath notarization. It sets contribution levels for relatives based on income, with specific amounts for single filers and married with children. The law, passed last session, becomes effective September 23 and shifts current duties from spouses and children to eligible relatives.
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Sacramento
Charles I. Sehelland
Sehotiland
Hi ward district eyes bond issue vote on new high school
The HUHS district plans to seek voter approval for a new bond to fund construction as assessment values approach 70 million dollars. Trustees discussed state aid, double sessions, and future growth while scheduling a September facility inspection and a public briefing with Harold Teel. They outlined safety projects across San Lorenzo and Meckland avenues and agreed to provide surplus materials for a footbridge over Coyote Creek.
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B. Pauls
Paulsen
Hayward
Harold Teel
Hayward Area Recreation District
Recreation Distrio
San Lorenzo Creek
Fifth Street
Meckland Avenue
Vis Cordoba
San Lorenzo
Coyote Creek
Earl Warren
Castra Valley
Ridgway Urges Reds to Halt Deceit Over Cease-Fire Talks
General Ridgway pressed North Korea and China to accept a new cease-fire conference site, charging the Reds with deceit and alleging UN neutrality violations at Kaesong. He warned there would be no leeway and urged talks on a fresh site to resume negotiations.
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Tokyo
UWA
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kcean
Reds
United Nations Supreme Commander
Kaesong
Ridgway
October Draft Call Increased in Korea War Effort
The defense department announced a rise in October draft calls from 41,000 to 44,609, with 36,000 assigned to the army and 8,600 to the marine corps. An additional 84,700 men are set for November, including 29,000 to the army and 4,206 to the Marines, bringing total draftees under selective service to 712,400 since the Korean War began. The navy has not yet called draftees.
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Washingtgon
Defense Department
Army
Marine Corps
Department
Corps
Nmber
Marines
Navy
Enemy Thrust Aided by Tanks Russian Made
Bulletin from Army Headquarters Korea reports fierce Chinese Communist assaults north of Seoul aided by tanks. US infantry units fought to safety after being cut off by a sudden 2,500-strong drive. fighting intensified near Yonchon and west of the Imjin river as UN forces consolidated a defense perimeter. Soviet-backed forces and Russian-made tanks press across the invasion corridor toward the capital, with reinforcements poised and the battle potentially erupting again at any moment.
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ATIC
Korea
Priday
United States
Seoul
Republic of Korea
Yonchon
United Nations
Bloody Ridge
Anning Worldtuard Srow
2Nd Infantry Division
Ales
Unds
United Skates
Hye
Trent
Imjim
Russia
Cate
Wenewheir
Widve
Mne
Alfie Irmagedl Volun
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Mies Theodlacl
Lo Sinel
Luc
Kaeson
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