Western Germany to join European defense under peace pact
The United States Britain and France announced a plan to make Western Germany a full participant in Western defense. The three ministers called for negotiations with Bonn to end occupation and integrate the federal republic into a European army within the Atlantic framework, while preserving certain reserve rights due to Germany's division.
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Washington
Western
Germany
U. S
Bonn
Deat Acheson
Herbert Morrison
Robert Shiman
San Francisco
Russia
Allied High Commission
H A R D Asked to Operate Eden Center
Ashland officials discussed pooling resources to continue Eden Community Recreation Center operations. While Hayward Area Recreation District would supervise existing center activities, a firm decision on covering financial obligations or taking over the building remained unresolved. Planned events include Friday teen dances this school year starting Oct. 5, with supervision to be provided by the district. More advisory meetings were planned to finalize use and grounds development. Warren P. Smith, the building custodian, resigned. Community center board members present included Mrs. Harold Green and Mrs. Betty Mitchell.
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Ashland
Eden Community Recreation Center
Hayward Area Recreation District
Ray Witcher
L. C. Robinson
Harold Teel
Community Center
Warren P.smith
Community Center Board
Harold Green
Betty Mitchell
John Tucker
John Rae Dean Parshall
Donson
GM Seeks Retail Price Hikes Across Major Car Lines
General Motors asked the government for price increases at retail from $60.83 to $208.85, covering Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac models. The lowest rise is $60.83 for a Pontiac business coupe and the highest $208.85 for a Cadillac 75 series Imperial sedan, with wholesale increases averaging 4.02 to 5.20 percent.
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Washington
U.P
General Motors Corp
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Cadillac
Car Dealers Gain Power to Pass Price Hikes
Washington authority allows automobile dealers to transfer wholesale price increases to buyers and apply standard markups. The Office of Price Stabilization issued a retail order enabling automatic price adjustments for Ford and Chrysler increases, with ranges from about 50 to 270 dollars, while GM filed requests for similar increases.
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Washington, WP
Office of Price Stabilization
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Air Force War Warnings Hint Expanded Korea Clash
U S military leaders warned that American air operations in Korea could widen if the communists launch a full-scale assault. Maj. Gen. Everest said all-out Red air attacks might lead to lifting bombing bans on Manchurian bases as UN forces plan contingencies. Authorities have resisted bombing Manchuria to avoid broad war escalation.
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Washington
U.S
U. S
Korea
Frank F. Everest
5Th Air Force
Manchuria
Bepseieneak
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Air Force
Far East
Manchurian
Rashin
MacArthur
Two Forest Fires In North State Out Of Control
Two major fires in Northern California threaten forests and resorts as crews work to gain control. Feather River Canyon fire near Rocky Bluff pours crews over 40 mph winds. Mendocino blaze on Bordman Ridge has burned 1,260 acres and 12 million board feet of timber with one fatality and 500 firefighters. Authorities aim to contain both by Saturday morning.
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California
William Peterson
Plumas National Forest
Feather River Canyon
Rocky Bluff
Butte County
Big Bar
Scenic Canyon
John Frye
Greenville
Calif
Feather River
Link Peckinpah
Quincy
Peckinpah
Mendocino National Forest
Bobby Harkleroad
Bordman Ridge
Modoc National Forest
Dewey Pushes Ike For 1952 Nomination Amid Speculation
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey fueled fresh speculation by asserting Gen Dwight D Eisenhower could accept a Republican presidential bid in 1952 though Eisenhower has not confirmed candidacy. Dewey urged a stronger anti communist stance in the Far East and praised an Eisenhower led defense policy while noting ongoing European buildup.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight .D. Eisenhower
New York
Eisenhower
Dewey
Asia
Far East
Pacific
Time for Voter Registration in Hayward Clarified
Hayward voters are told they have time to register with registrations starting January 1 at Hayward city hall and other sites two weeks later. County reprecincting may cause new voting booths next June. Delaying until January avoids confusion and ensures proper polling places.
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Hayward
San Francisco
Alamedas Courty
Hayward City Hall
County
Nayward
Irene T. Jamieson
Warren Proclaims Constitution Day
Governor Earl Warren proclaimed Constitution Day in California urging Californians to seek a broader understanding of the Constitution. He warned that the hopes of freedom-loving people depend on resisting efforts to belittle or destroy the safeguards of the Constitution.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Cooperation By Bourbons GOP Urged
Sacramento reports Gov Karl Warren urged bipartisan foreign policy citing the Japan Peace Treaty as proof and praised Sec. of State Acheson. He warned disunity harms U S prestige and warned Japan must retain defense, envisioning a future Pacific mutual aid pact while noting plans to attend a governors conference in Tennessee.
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Sacramento
U.P
Karl Warren
Warren
Acheson
Deans Acheson
Robert Taft
Ohio
Japan
Pacific
Asia
Europe
Orient
New York
Americanist Association
National Conference of Governors
Gatlinburg
Tenn
John Home Named New California Legion Commander
John D. Home, Hollywood attorney, was elected commander of the California Department of the American Legion on the third ballot defeating L Burr Beldon after Norman M. Lyon withdrew. The convention passed resolutions calling for detention camps for known Communists, economic sanctions and blockades abroad, universal military training, and approval of a $616 765 budget for the coming year.
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San Diego
John D.home
California Department of the American Legion
Legion
Hollywood
L. Burr Beldon
San Bernardino
Norman M. Lyon
Pasadena
United States
United Nations
Russia
Spain
Greece
Turkey
Stanley Dunmire
Napa
State Department
Red Waves Fail to Halt Marine Push
Eighth Army reports fierce dusk till dawn fighting as Marines push deeper into North Korea. Heavy casualties on the eastern front with Reds repelled by barbed wire and heavy fire. UN gains on central front and air power pounds enemy armor. 943 UN sorties and 7,400 destroyed or damaged vehicles in 13 days.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Kumhiva
Air Force
Boy Run Over by Mother's Auto Is Recovering
Two year old Fred S. Reid, treated at Children's Hospital of the East Bay, is in good condition and has been removed from an oxygen tent. Injured when he crawled under his mother Barbara Reid's car Tuesday evening, he is believed to have suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. Nurses report the boy is sitting up and talking with no bandages. X ray results have not yet been disclosed.
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Oakland
Fred S. Reid
Children’s Hospital of
East Bay
Barbara Reid
Locust Street
Two Arrested on Lewd Film Charge in San Leandro
In a raid prompted by a tip, Henry Viera, 20, a machinist, and Guido Carollo, 42, owner of the raided house, were arrested for showing lewd movies at a men’s smoker. One suspect admitted owning the films and projector. 24 others watched but were not charged. Police, in plain clothes, were invited inside after neighbor alert and arrested them during intermission.
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San Leandro
Hayward
Henry Vieva
Santa Clara Street
Guido Carollo
Viera
Steve Lagomarsino
Jack Ashman
Selo Capitola
Centerville Building to be Dedicated in Alameda County
Alameda county dedicates a 180000 office building on Fremont Avenue at 2 p m Sunday. Supervisor Chester M Stan ley will give the principal address. Dignitaries from county and city offices, health department staff, and the Washington township sheriff substation will attend. Grandsons of donor Dr E M Grimmer Sr will unveil a dedicatory plaque. Center ville High School band will play. The building already houses a health department branch and the Washington township justice court.
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Centerville
Alameda County
Fremont Avenue
Chester HM. Stanley
Washington Township
Alameda County Sheriff's Department
R. E. “Dick” Condon
Mystery Deepens In Mrs Isbell car Edge Incident
California Highway Patrol probes the Hayward case of Martha Isbell who fell from a car on Foothill boulevard near 150th street around 3 29 am Sunday. She remains semi conscious after surgery to wire her jaw and may not answer questions. Her husband reported a quarrel and a later departure. A witness said the car slowed before she tumbled from the right side as it sped away.
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San Leandro
California Highway Patrol
Martha Isbell
Harmony Drive
Hayward
Foothill Boulevard
150Th Street
Isbell
Highway Patrol
Highland Hospital
Thomas
David Sonnichsen
Vets May Sue for Triple Damages If Overcharged
President Truman signed a law allowing veterans to sue for triple damages when realtors overcharge on VA backed property loans. The Justice Department cited prevalent practice of larger down payments than a Veteran Admin appraiser fixed. The law permits triples in excess charges, aiming to deter dealers.
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Washington
Truman
Department of Justice
Veterans Administration
Ward Property Bought for 51000 in Parking Project
The city deposited 30000 today as first payment for the Montgomery Ward property on Main street to create off street parking. Total price 51000 with further 10000 due Nov 1 and 11000 on Feb 1. Two families occupy the house and apartment to be removed. Parking meters may be installed after purchase with funds from a 500000 revenue bond issue under study.
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Hayward
Bill White
Montgomery Ward
Main Street
John Ficklin
Ficklin
Chester Hazen
Louis DeSoto
Castro Street
Joseph Prowse
Prowse
Main
Castro
Moulton and Co
San Francisco
R. Gilman Smith
W. C. Gilman and Co
New York
Orrick
Neff
Dahlquist
Hartington
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Horace W. Smith
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