U S Atomic War Games Scheduled Next Month
Washington reports reveal development of the Corporal surface guided missile designed to strike ground targets. The weapon, shown in a picture, is described as a research instrument by the U S army ordnance but is expected to become an operational weapon. Pentagon commentary on defense spending and McMahon's call for plain weapons is noted.
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Washington
U. S. Army Ordnance
United States
Brien McMahon
Conn
Senate
Pentagon
McMahon
Britain Turns to Romania for Oil After Iran Cutoff
Britain to buy 200000 tons of Romanian oil via Anglo-Iranian Oil, worth about £1.6 million, to cover Iran loss. Tankers will shift from Abadan to Constanta, delivering Romanian crude to Near East navies and merchants for three months as talks with Petrolexport proceed.
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Britain
Iran
Romania
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Witish
United States
Abadan
Wildcwll
Constanta
Near East
Anglo- Iranian Company
Weather brief misread in print
Fragmentary weather note reports pair of days with night and morning readings and low values. details are garbled and unreadable, with no clear location or forecast.
Churchill in Return Try for Britain Victory
London dispatch notes Winston Churchill resumes his bid to return as prime minister, meeting the Conservative shadow cabinet to plot for the October 25 general election. Attlee announces the date as Churchill accepts the fight, arguing for a new government to solve domestic woes. Labor leader Morgan Phillips counters with calls for a large working majority to advance a peaceful democratic society.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Bintter My
Avithout
Labor Party
Morgan Phillips
Labor
Philips
Churchill
Nixon accuses Truman of whitewash over Lithofold loans
Senator Richard Nixon charged President Truman tried to apply a whitewash to the Lithofold Coin affair citing the employment of Shirley Green, daughter of Cecil Green, in the White House during 1949 when RFC loans totaling 645 000 dollars were made. He said the incident justified scrutiny of Boyle and others tied to TEC loans and questioned renegotiation of government contracts after Lithoford was the low bidder.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
White House
California
Republican
Misa Shirley Green
Cecil A. Green
St. Louis
Senate
William, M. Boyle, Jr
Nixon
Fruman
Boyle
Shirley Green
Litheford
One Thyme
Miss’Green
R. J. Brauner
Litoard
Atomic War Games to Test Guided Missiles at Desert Rock
Army prepares its first atomic war games at Frenchman Flat near Las Vegas with 4000 to 5000 soldiers from six Army areas plus Air Force and Navy observers. The exercise, dubbed Desert Rock, runs from early October to about November 1, with atomic guided missiles and shells contemplated. General Joseph Swing says troops drawn from the 11th Airborne Division and other units will participate. there will be no parachute drops.
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Joseph Quinn
United Press
Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Frenchman Flat Proving Ground
Joseph M. Swing
Air Forge
Navy
Desert Rock
Sixth Army
11Th Airborne Division
William B. Kean
Third Army
Here
Frenchnan
Swilliy
Water Well Considered for Hayward High
Hayward union high school trustees renew their investigation into installing another water well on the Hayward campus after reports the San Lorenzo high school well yields over 750 gallons per minute. They approved engineering tests and a study of water bills showing over $8,300 spent on water in 42 months, with total well cost estimated under $24,000.
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Hayward
San Lorenzo High School
Hayward Union High School
O. B. Paulsen
Botany Island
David Dickie
Dve Santos
Teachers’ Barbecue Association
Jess Andrade
B. K.pop Smith
Carl Ekoos
Aubrey Laws
San Lorenzo
Tanyard
Jim Turner
F. T P. Johnson
George Sandgren
Board of
Marlin Haley
George Phillips
Guy Warren
Harold Teel
Ward
Parry Smith
Santos
Dickie
Paulsen
Hayward Rotarians Hear War Correspondent Oct. 1
Glenn Blackhouse, United Press war correspondent, will speak at the Hayward Rotary Club luncheon on October 1. He details nine months of Korean War coverage including the Aug air crash near Develi, and describes battles from Naktong breakout to Chipyongni and the May counteroffensive.
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Tore
Glenn Stackhouse
United Press
San Francisco
Backhouse
Record Blood Drive in Hayward Sets 159 Pint Total
Jayward hosts a Red Cross blood mobile collecting 159 pints of whole blood yesterday. Dorothy Wood praises local donors and real estate board for recruitment while Fay A Rose leads the procurement program. A 218 would-be donors signed up, but 52 no-shows extended the drive past closing time.
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Jayward
Red Cross
Hayward
Dorothy Wood
Alameda County
Fay A. Rose
Hed Cross
Intarva
Brush Fire Controls 20-Acre Blaze Near Piute Mountain
A 20 acre brush and timber fire on the southwest slope of Piute Mountain in the Welker basin of Sequoia National Podrst was brought under control yesterday. Fire authorities reported rapid containment with no immediate threats reported to nearby structures. No injuries were listed and investigation into cause continues.
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Porter Vigias
Piute Mountain
Welker Basin
Sequoia National
Government to prosecute slaughterers in major cities
The Office of Price Stabilization will press court action against meat packers in New York Cleveland and Chicago on price ceiling violations. Special agents were sent to investigate slaughterhouse operations in multiple Western cities and other northern markets amid a nationwide probe into illegal beef pricing and distribution patterns.
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Washington
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Office of Price Stabilizaton
OPS
OFS
Philadelphia
Newark
No J
Ineladley Wilson & Co
Midwest
St. Paul
Salt Lake City
Reno
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sar Ramento
Belligerent Worker in Policy Following Argument With Cops
HAYWARD Anthony Fereriera 45 must be convinced police business to check on improperly parked vehicles. He was arguing this morning when he allegedly struck Officer Frank Romero and interfered with Romero and Miller. A taxi driver reported a truck blocking traffic at B and Castro streets. Police found three workers at a nearby drug store. Fereriera refused to move and stated it was none of your business. He was arrested after an obscene retort and a scuffle with Romero. He faces new charges today.
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Hayward
Anthony Fereriera
Ferriera
Castro Street
Frank Romero
Romero
C. A. Miller
Castro Streets
Rowet and Miller
Henry Sellers
Anita Avenue
Castro Valley
Sellers
Ferviers
Feyriera
Perriera
Saiu
Miller
Perviera
Meraval J
Truman Urges Force Over Diplomacy to Guard Peace
President Truman said the United States must rely on force rather than diplomacy to preserve peace and ensure Russia upholds international agreements. He defended a strength-based course amid Soviet aggression in Korea and cited Greece, Turkey, Trieste, and the Berlin blockade as examples while noting UN shifts toward forceful outcomes.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Russia
U.S.S.R
United ‘Nations
Korea
Greece
Turkey
Trieste
Berly
Free Nations
San Francisco
Ottawa
Dash Into Car Path Injures 13 Year Old
Hayward report: Dwight W. Edman, 12, ran from behind another vehicle and was struck by a slowly moving car. He suffered a fractured right leg and minor abrasions and was taken to Levine hospital. Driver Ingvaled A. Johansen, 54, stated he had stopped at Parkside drive and Highland boulevard before the boy darted into the road. no citation issued.
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Hayward
Dwight W. Edman
Parkside Drive
Levine Hospital
Ingvaled
A. Johansen
New Dobbel, Avenue
Highland Boulevard
Johansen
Premeditation Case Weighs in Wallace Killing of Husband
In Sacramento the prosecution pressed first degree murder charges against Sidney Pauline Wallace for the July 10 killing of her husband Lonnie, a veteran with a mental disorder. Evidence included her admission to buying bullets for a .22 rifle and a friend’s testimony that she borrowed money to buy the bullets. Defense questioned Silva about Wallace’s fear while her husband drank.
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Sacramento
Sidney Pauline Wallace
Mrrs
Wallace
John Brannely
Silva
Berlin Pact Lets East West Germany Trade Code Deal
Bulletin reports Powers BERLIN UPI that East and West Germany signed a 100 million dollar code agreement as communists pledged to lift travel restrictions on the Rhine between Berlin and the West.
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Berlin
U.pi
West Germany
Heriin
West
Chinese Troops Surrendering In Droves Says Lt. Gen Hoge
Lt. Gen. William Hoge, commanding the 6th Army Corps in Korea, reports morale among Chinese Communist troops weakening and surrenders rising to unprecedented levels. He notes better enemy fire, transport, and winter plans drive prisoners, with desertions increasing daily and more captures in a single sector than the entire summer. The statement sparks speculation on armistice negotiations and potential shifts in the war's winter phase.
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Hoge
Nintit Corps
Korea
United States Army
William II, Hoge
Lexington
6Th Corps
Whelica
Fas
Ratheran
Paiva
Nurses Slaying Tied to Freshmen and Teens for Beer Money
In Lansing Michigan police report a 7 year old freshman and two teens confessed to killing nurse Pauline Campbell in Ann Arbor over beer money. The trio described luring and attacking her and dragging her body to a curb before fleeing. Pell supplied a rubber mallet and confessed along with the others.
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Pauline Canpbell
Ann Arbor
Pye
Amng Arbor
Casper Bhrgmann
Usree
Don Baughey
Ampsilanti
Morey
Campbell
Pete
Sie
Royal
Morvey
Copters To Move Troops Against Reds
Eighth Army in Korea used 44 new Whirlibird helicopters to lift Marines and supplies to an eastern front position. The aerial convoy carried 228 troops and 17 772 pounds of gear, boosting fire power as Allied and North Korean forces contest rugged mountain hills amid heavy fighting and armistice talks. Lt Gen William H. Sloge noted the helicopters provided crucial fire power on the line.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United States
Gelion Igday
Conbal
Hnes
Whale
Gondwastie
Counter Frontais
William 3 H. Sloge
8Th Army
Robert C. Miller
Hope in Korea Peace Talks May Resume
The United Nations command said there is hope for resuming armistice talks with the Communists at Kaesong. A UN acceptance of the proposal could restart discussions by week’s end, with a mechanism to ensure Kaesong neutrality and address prior UN allegations.
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Tory WA
United Nations Command
Korea
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Pan Mut Jom
Radio
Peiping
Svithout
Kacsang
Ridgeway
UN Manes
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