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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1952
Page
7
An hour long artillery duel among six juveniles ended in a draw as eggs served as ammunition. Thirty five dozen eggs flew at a tree house while deputies investigated a garage where 15 boxes of Nerlaid? were found. after an hour, all eggs worth about $27 were exhausted with minor injuries and no repeat planned.
Washington reports point to a faster draft pace as officials consider tapping 19-year-olds. Selective Service ordered 47,000 men inducted in October, largest draft call since prior year’s peak. Defense officials foresee about 610,000 men drafted in the coming year if volunteers and re-enlistments lag.
Four members of the board of supervisors and planning staff toured land west of San Los Renzo Village after a makeshift public hearing in the Maynard airport parking lot. Chairman Harry Bartell and county officials, including Fred Meltinant and George Dugan, participated.
City Attorney George Q. Stated condemnation proceedings will be filed this afternoon in superior court against five parcels. The actions seek provision for a tow operation at Ward Airport, involving a sunway plan.
Dannald of the San Lorenzo zoning and Airport Advisory committee along with Hayward councilman Bill Wilson sparred over motives behind a planning commission push for interim zoning from Sant Lorenzo Creek to Russell City Road. The session included Village Homes Association, Lyons and Pollard, and Home Builders group with county officials and Hayward leaders. The debate also questioned whether Hayward had federal funds to support a runway project, with R L MacDonnell and Bartell clashing with Mellon and Wilson.
Paris reports Supreme Allied Headquarters plans to move American Marine squadrons to Europe to bolster Mediterranean air power. Britain is said to reject overall Mediterranean command, while Gen Ridgway notes Marine squadrons will join U.S. and Mediterranean fleet efforts for closer air support. The move accompanies a fall deployment of 32 jets and 800 Indian Sabre jets to relieve allied forces in central Europe.
Advertisement promotes Wishart's Redwood at the Davis Center in Berwond offering free parking and round the clock service. It highlights friendly staff, Scotchint service, and late hours including Sundays from dawn to 9 pm. Contact numbers are listed as 21781 and LO 9-374.
Overcast tonight and Wednesday with occasional drizzle gradually clearing tomorrow afternoon. Temperature change noted from yesterday’s high to today’s low.
Sacramento faces deadlock as Assembly and Senate clash over state funding for new school facilities. Contenders fight over bond size and restrictions, with proposals ranging from 130 to 250 million dollars and a mix of ongoing oversight. Committees meet post adjournment but reach no agreement.
Carpenters in Southern Alameda County begin a campaign against a proposed city sales tax hike in San Leandro. Led by union organizer Russ Luke, the drive seeks a referendum vote, citing petitions from about 1,800 registered voters. The effort asks residents if they live within city limits and if they would back repealing or delaying the tax.
The United States proposed a disarmament plan for the five permanent Security Council powers. Benjamin W. Cohen urged a conference among the U.S., Britain, France, Russia, and China to limit armed forces and eliminate mass destruction weapons. Russia called the plan deficient, urging detailed division of armaments by service. The proposal outlined numerical caps and a pro tem approach to reach tentative agreement.
The Atomic Energy Commission selects a site in Pike county Ohio on the Senta river near Walefield and Piketon for a major new atomic facility as part of a 3 billion expansion. The site covers about 500 acres and will employ about 30 families locally as engineering surveys determine exact boundaries.
Mt Eden Shine district faces a bonding decision to fund a third school, with plans for a Schaffer Park site and a community vote. The board discussed a new school, potential renovations, and funding sources while noting attendance by trustees and residents from Skyway Park.
Levoy Holzman, 93, rests in jail after a long tale of multiple marriages and theft from wives to fund a lavish lifestyle. Police say he borrowed $84,200 from wife Ernestine Palmer Holzman, keeping up with women and entertainment while four wives faced bewilderment. Detectives recount his pattern of marrying, divorcing, and spending nights with companions, with authorities noting he had a history of deceit and bigamy in New Orleans.
A conference committee proposed a package deal to settle Senate and Assembly differences on bond funding for school districts. The Assembly quickly backed the plan on two roll calls, while two Assembly members opposed the first vote and one opposed the second. The package includes AB200,000,900 hard bond issue plus 26 million from the state general fund, with repayment from future proceeds. It would require districts building multi purpose rooms to seek state approval for an additional 17 years, alongside a 40 year repayment on the loan. Also proposed changes affect elementary schools and junior college bonding caps.
In a fierce close combat near the village of Patiiaienn Marines halted a thrust by Communist forces using rifles, bombs, and grenade rounds. The fight included air and artillery support as Marines held their line until darkness ended the action.
Anthony Eden to wed his 35 year old fiancée, a blonde niece of a minister, in a registry ceremony at Caxton Hall in London. The couple plans a brief Ast exmoon period and will travel abroad for their wedding trip after the ceremony.
Reports say martial law has ended in Iran after years of repeated military rule linked to oil nationalization disputes. Protests and political tension persisted as crowds cheered at a ceremonial event in Saadbad where officials presented a delegation with symbols of reform. The Shah appeared solemn, signaling a new phase amid ongoing power struggles.
Fragments show scattered phrases about Trumman sania and Stevenseay mast, with references to disaster, Phil News, and Chemical Hevolution slated for Jub swing in December on Page 1. The readable text hints at interrupted news flow and uncertain page navigation.
United Packinghouse Workers and big four meat producers faced an expiry of contracts as negotiations continued. UPW and employers reported progress while plant walkouts and pending sympathy actions created momentum toward a possible nationwide strike.
The article reports a case involving Clark of Tyney California who deducted payments for services to operate slot machines in 944 1943 and 1936. The court ruled he was not personally served with the complaint and had pleaded guilty. The dispute centers on whether the city license payments were deductible as business expenses.
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