World at Peace Debate After Yugoslav Shootdown
The article argues U S policy must not yield after Yugoslavia’s attack on unarmed American air transport. It calls for full accountability from Marshal Tito and insists on firm action by the United States and United Nations to prevent future breaches of peace, warning against appeasement and urging clear consequences.
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Belgrade
Dnd
Moscow
Marshal Tity
Tramspork
Milton
Europe
United States
United Nations
Wat Nile
Ed C. Johnson
Colorado
Marshall Tito
Finocchio's Stays Open Amid Fire Inquiry
In San Francisco Finocchio's remains open despite orders to close as fire investigators review the disaster at the Backstate tar and Werbert's hotel on Powell. Officials probe whether previous warnings were followed and whether any further steps are needed.
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Ban Francisco
Finocchio
North Bench
Ord Ord
Leena
Gretana
Werbert
Powell Shert
Frank J. Kelly
Kelly
Pinoeehio
Lumbermen Granted Additional Sugar Quota
Rumored to be an OPA action, lumbermen receive extra sugar allotment following a request to aid home construction. Local officials note timbermen’s strenuous work and need for supplies amid supply concerns, with administrative steps outlined for distribution.
Adoptions Set Record In California Department Report
Sacramento reports a record 355 adoptions approved last month while the state has more children available than agencies can place. Two licensed agencies list thousands of couples seeking children, yet face more inquiries than they can handle. Unofficial plans may be offered by unauthorised persons.
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Sacramento
A.P
Tale Social Welfare Department Today
Silk Export Probe Sought by War Secretary Patterson
Secretary of War Patterson asked General MacArthur to conduct a complete investigation into silk exports tied to Japan. The move follows a telegram from silk dealer Magagna of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania alleging scandalous conditions in U S exports and naming the United States Commercial Company, a subsidiary of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Washington
Robert PR. Patterson
Douglas MacArthur
Pragida
Tapan
Paterson
P.O. Miagna
Wilkes-Barre
MacArthur
Magagna
United State Commercial Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
REC
President Truman Told of Paris Talks in Fill-In Call
President Truman received a general briefing on Paris developments from Secretary of State James Byrnes in a telephone call described by press secretary Charles G. Gross. The call marked Truman’s second such briefing this week from Byrnes while at a naval base in Bermuda.
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Bermuda
Truman
James RK. Byrnes
Paris
Charles G. Gross
Ross
Byrnes
OPA Teases Tough Meat Price Control Plan
Washington. Price Chief Paul A. Porter said the OPA will unveil its toughest program yet to curb black markets as meat price ceilings reset on September 9. He warned against renewed hoarding and noted a looming 30 day price-raise pause ending, with enforcement collaboration expected from the Department of Agriculture. Porter said meat supplies will be scarcer next month for natural reasons and urged the public not to blame the OPA.
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Washington
URI
Paul A. Porter
Forday
OPA
Porter
Department of Agriculture
T Hat
Learn to Swim Awards Honored Nearly 150 Children
About 150 youngsters earned Learn to Swim awards at a memorial Park program co sponsored by the American Red Cross and Haypat Recreation. Beginners tested by diving deep swimming 45 feet starting leack and 13 seconds floats. Winners include Bill Workman Darlene Lindsay David Conpey and many others.
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American Red Cross
Haypat
Memyyint Park
Bill Workman
Darlene Lindsay
David Conpey
Mary Ann Giger
Shirley Jensen
Betty Koze
Gordon Cooper
Janet Cooper
Carale Jackson
Shirley Maroney
Dolores Mohar
Betty Lou Nisser
Douglas Scott
Marcia Shibley
Roberta Swan
Patsy Mamilton
Judith Poole
Donale Full
Betty Weeren
Lee Barks
Sharan Shore
Nina Teaslint
Haviette Townsend
Louise Berschfeld
Robert Grazzini
Mary Lee Pieretti
Jacke Dancer
Larry Davidson
Bill Grenny
Norman Koster
Harold Lack
Dean Sherwood
Ann Mamplon
Edith Vans Eoncallos
Delores Gray
Scotty Hayes
Adno Kaus
Robi Hood
Alwina Christensen
Robert Machado
Arthur Miller
Manvyn Christensen
William Graff
John Ried
Paul Chapin
Robertlund
Larry Patterson
Winters
Robert Furtado
Donald Graydon
Irene Jimenes
Jeanne Keyes
Arlene McHenry
Ronnie Reasner
Wank Viada
Geary Caruthers
Richard Anden
Mrrie Bullard
Gary Bachus
Charles Edwards
William Fay
David Millen
Alan Tensen
Ernest Landes
Ramona Morris
Franklin Sally
Sonja Westerlund
Arthur Aldridge
Noris
Norma Bates
Robert Gouldthorpe
George Jensen
Pegey Nunes
Clifford Silveria
Mavilys Baltz
Joan Colward
Herman
Russ Defend Rights to Dardanelles
Izvestia broadcasting Tavestia commentary defends Soviet rights over the Dardanelles and rejects Turkish note proposals for joint RusTurkish defense. It claims Soviet proposals reduce outside interference in the Black Sea and straits and prevent use of the routes for inimical aims.
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London
Radio
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tavestia
Stralls
Bardanelles
Black Sea
Turkey
Straits
Ixveslia
Izvestia
Walter Baum to Emcee Alameda County Farm Bureau Picnic
Walter Baum will emcee the Alameda County Farm Bureau annual picnic at Lindo Vista Park tomorrow. Joe Rose Jr the event’s general chairman and Marvin Nielsen the bureau president say all committees report readiness for a large crowd. Picnickers bring their own refreshments and Tom Nielsen will assist at the barbecue pits preparing steaks hamburgers or hot dogs.
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Walter Baum
Farm Bureau
Alameda County
Linde Vista Park
Joe Rose
Marvin Nielsen
County
Rose
Tom Nielsen
Playgrounds End Summer Program in Hayward District
Hayward Area Recreation District reports all playgrounds except Valley Vista, Russell City, and Hayward Union High School will end summer programs by September 6 while the fall recreation program on the playgrounds opens September 1.
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Maywara Uvea
Hayward Area Recreation District
Hayward Union High School
Valle Vista
Russell City
Rubbish Fire at Castro Valley Reporter Office
A rubbish fire behind the Castro Valley Reporter office on San Carlos avenue was extinguished by Castro Valley Fire Department volunteers at 1 pm Friday. Despite a crowded area and surrounding businesses no material damage occurred, according to firemen. Names listed include Dyche Donald Jackson Roy Wacspi Dorothy Barnett Shirley Barnell Donald Lulgenberg George Rick Barry Shugat Ron Ald Vitale Elton Wyatt Doreen Andrade Donna Gallia Donald Robinson Eileen Houston Robert Houston Robert Kaufman Teddy Abreu Betty Lou Mikesell Norma Mikesell Margaret Mitchell Edward Valin Donna Chapis Charles Keyes Bill Martin Jayn Patterson Carl Stevens Bill Van Duren Roberta Zimmerman.
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Castro Valley
San Carlos Avenue
Castro Valley Fire Department
Pam
Dyche
Donald Jackson
Roy Wacspi
Dorothy Barnett
Shirley Barnell
Donald Lulgenberg
George Rick
Barry Shugat
Ronald Vitale
Elton Wyatt
Doreen Andrade
Donna Gallia
Donald Robinson
Eileen Houston
Robert Houston
Robert Kaufman
Teddy Abreu
Betty Lou Mikesell
Norma Mikesell
Margaret Mitchell
Edward Valin
Donna Chapis
Charles Keyes
Bill Martin
Jayn Patterson
Carl Stevens
Bill van Duren
Roberta Zinmmer
Two San Lorenzo Villagers Seek 560,000 Damages in Auto Crash
Two San Lorenzo residents filed suit in Alameda County Superior Court seeking 56,000 in damages from the February auto collision on Hesperian near Hoener panel. Hoffman and a passenger, Miss Hull, claim 25,000 each for injuries plus 5,000 in special damages and medical costs. Defendant Fred Bouckhout, driver of the other car, is alleged negligent. Bouckhout and family were also injured.
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San Lorenzo Village
Alameda County
Hf. Hoffman
Alamitos
Thelma Mull
Hoffman
Fred Bourkhout
Broadstreet
San Francisco
Miss Hull
Aato
Bouckhout
Mamie
Antu Bouckhout
Meekland Avenue
Maynard
Milner J. Anderson
Two Die In Crash On California Bus Collision
A bus crash near an embankment injured and killed multiple people. Geiger, a coast guard veteran in the PG&E engineering department, died at San Joaquin county hospital after the collision. His wife Georgia, 30, remained hospitalized with serious injuries. Bus passengers treated at St Pauls included Gladys Wilson, 58, with head injuries, Warren Coburn, 22, Army, minor head injuries, Agee, 36, abrasions, Sam Gilesspie, 16, ankle injury, and his sister Donna, 14, leg abrasions. Other victims included Katherine Kahara, 54, head injury, Yorks, 22, abrasions, and E N Cannell, 40, the driver, who said steering gear was damaged as Geiger’s car appeared, prompting passengers to escape through windows.
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San Joaquin County
Prench Camp
Georgia
St. Paul's Hospital
Gladys Wilson
10Th Avenue
Los Angeles
Warren Coburn
U. S. Army
Crangport
California
Geizel
Cannell
Coast Guard
P.g.&e
Soviet Union dismisses Maxim Litvinov in cabinet shakeup
London report says the USSR council released Maxim Litvinov from deputy foreign minister post amid a major administrative reshuffle. Feodor Gusev and Jacob Malik named deputy ministers. Litvinov, once a leading proponent of East-West ties, is retired from prominent posts amid broader Communist replacements in Ukraine.
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Council of Ministers
USS
Maxim Litvinov
Moscow
Litvinov
Foreign Office
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Litvnov
Feodor Gusey
Great Britain
Jacob Malik
Tokyo
Allied Council
Japan
United States
V. M. Molotov
Ukraine
White Prepares To Serve Sentence
George White a 52 year old New York and Hollywood producer of musical shows cleared up his personal affairs before starting a one year hard labor sentence on the county road gang. A labor sentence and a 600 dollar fine were imposed by Judge Joe E Shell who said probation might have been granted if White had disclosed the truth. White was to begin the sentence after a four hour stay to arrange his affairs.
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San Diego
U.P
George White
New York
Hollywood
Joe E. Shell
White
Trophy Air Race Entry Opens for Bendix Flight to Cleveland
At Los Angeles aviation field Viv Nuys, 24 former military planes entered for next Friday's Bendix air race to Cleveland. Two of the craft will be piloted by women, and entries closed today.
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Angeles
Viv Nuys
Cleveland
Inglewood Man Charged With Wife's Murder After Return
Forrest Buchanan of Inglewood aged 45 was charged with murder of his wife after returning from Elisbury Missouri escorted by two sheriffs deputies. The case cites institutional history with eleven former mental patients involved in the investigation.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Forrest Buchanan
Inglewood
Del
Elisbury
Sheriffs
Jacob Malik Arrives in Moscow as New Deputy Minister
The Soviet embassy announced Jacob Malik is already in Moscow as deputy foreign minister. His former duties as ambassador to Japan pass to adviser Peter V. Anurov. Malik left Tokyo late in July, and in June 1946 he linked Stalin with Emperor Hirohito regarding mediation to end World War II.
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Tokyo
Jacob Malik
Moscow
Japan
Peter V. Anurov
Malik
Stalin
Hirohiso
Hidemaro Konoye
Police Chief Forth Attends Regional Meeting
Police Chief George Forth yesterday attended a meeting of Bay area law enforcement officers in the Alameda County courthouse at Oakland. Captain Robert W. Bowling of the Los Angeles Police Department gave a talk on juvenile delinquency and a delinquency control institute to be held at the University of Southern California starting October 14.
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George Forth
Bay Area
Alameda County
Oak
Caplain Robert W. Bowling
Los Angeles
Blow Torch Bandits Loot Benicia Old Brewery Safe
Two criminals used a blow torch to open the Benicia Old Brewery safe, escaping with 15100 dollars as reported by Police Chief William Debana. The incident occurred yesterday, prompting a police investigation into the theft in Benicia, California.
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Benicia
Cal
U.P
William Debana
Attorney Dies in Hit Run Accident in San Mateo
An all points bulletin was issued for the arrest of an unidentified hit and run driver who struck and killed Alexander Manslin, 46, a San Francisco attorney, on the Bay Shore highway last night. He died after being struck while crossing from his parked car and after arrival at San Mateo Community Hospital. Manslin attended Hastings Law School and Kent Law School, and was active in Republican politics in Chicago before returning to San Francisco to practice.
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SAN Matro
Alexander Manslin
San Francisco
Bayshore
Manslin
San Mateo Comunity Hospital
Mouslin
Hastings Law School
Kent Aw
Lake Poresi
Chicago
Vast Mine Field Drift Threat After War
United States naval headquarters reported an estimated 300000 mines laid during the war have broken loose and are drifting in the Pacific Ocean trade currents. The danger grows with the return of full commercial shipping.
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Tokyo
United States Naval Headquarters
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