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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1951

Page

13

Confident Russia Won't Hinder Japanese Peace Pact

The United States expects to defeat Moscow aimed efforts to hamstring the Japanese peace treaty. Officials say the Kremlin may try to delay the Sept 4 San Francisco conference but cannot block the pact. Gromyko is anticipated to press for arms limits and broader communist aims, while the United States remains adamant against Soviet vetoes and Red China participation.

Washington United States Kremlin San Francisco Moscow State Department Peter Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia Russia India Indonesia Burifa Andrei A. Gromyko Japan U. S Formosa Anul Pest Red China United’ States

Britain Seeks U S Trade Warmth Despite Eastern Embargo

Britain urged the United States to understand that an embargo would end trade among nations and democracy allies. Sir Hartley Shawcross defended continued trade with Communist and non Communist states, arguing economic links are vital to Europe and the Far East. Britain’s five month Russia trade totals showed heavy imports from the USSR with exports shrinking, amid calls for a broader peace treaty process.

London Tuk Britain Tern Europe United States Hartley Shawcross Dem Board of Trade U. S Truro Cornwall Japan China Far East Russia

Troop transport speeds SGT to port in dramatic rush

Ekistt Watkins of Washington DC fell ill aboard a transport returning 1447 Army troops from Korea. The Haymond Beauduin sped to the Golden Gate to Letterman General Hospital where attendants said he was out of danger. Other troops were unloaded at Camp Stoneman for processing.

Watkins Washington DB. C Korea Tansport Haymond Beauduin Letterman General Hospital Camp Stoneman Pittsburgh Calif

American Can Co to Build Warehouse in San Jose

American Can Co will establish a sparehouse in San Jose to support its manufacturing plant. Spokesmen said the move aims to keep pace with the growing fruit and vegetable canning industry in the area.

San Jose U.P Ameri‘ean Caryay

Polio survivor wins top in Fisher Body model auto test

Detroit AP report notes Paul I. Richtron of Redwing Minnesota, a 19 year old University of Minnesota student who overcome polio five years ago, taking the senior division prize at the Fisher Body Craftsman guild competition in General Motors division. Gordon D. Williams of Los Angeles won the junior prize of 4 000 dollars for a 16 inch model. Hugh D. Van Delden, 19, also of Los Angeles, earned 1 000 dollars as third prize in the senior division.

Detroit Paul I. Richtron Redwing Minn Fisher Body Man’s Guild Mide University of Minnesota General Motors Gordon D. Williams Los Angeles Calif Hugh D. van Delden

Beatrice to Film Suspect Drunks in Police Playback

Beatrice Nebraska police plan to film drivers suspected of drunken driving. Chief L C Regier said officers will make suspects walk a straight line, pick coins off the floor, sign their names, and perform other tasks while cameras record.

Beatrice Neb L. C. Regier

Wedemeyer Sees War Not Likely for Russia

Gen Albert C Wedemeyer retired former Sixth Army commander says Russia is unlikely to seek a new war soon due to its strong domestic and international position. He notes Russia's gains on psychological and economic fronts reduce need for World War II.

Los Angeles U.ph Albert C. Wedemeyer Sixth Army Commiaalst Russia Iause Wedemeyer American Bureau China Bnd Stalin Joe

Miss Ida Roberts Longtime Nebraska High School Faculty Member

Nebraska City Neb UP reports Ida Roberts a high school faculty member for 50 years is described amid a page 13 Daily Review August 15 1981 fragment. The notice implies community acknowledgment of her extended tenure and a related event reference.

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