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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1951

Page

3

Soldier dies after bed invasion at Antioch host home

Coroner's inquest to probe the death of Pvt. Bobby L. Tull 21, of Muleshuy Texas, shot by host Herbert Collier in Antioch after Tull allegedly tried to enter the host's bed. Deputy stated Tull and Pvt. James H. Mai were invited to a gathering at the Collier home. Tull left guest room and lunged toward the bed, Collier said he fired a 30-30 rifle as instructed to leave. No arrests reported pending inquest.

Antioch U.P Contra Costa County Pfe James Hi. Mai Collier Tull Fred Ples

Three California Priests Arrested in China Quiet Clash

Three Californians among Jesuit priests arrested July 31 in Yangchow near Nanking. Monsignor Eugene Fahy and Walher Janes Thorton of San Francisco and Father William Ryan of Santa Barbara detained after violent newspaper attacks accusing them of American imperialism.

Hong Kong Eugene Fahy Walher Janes Thorton San Francisco Pather William Ryan Santa Arbara Yangchow Nanking

Ten Year Old Feared Dead in Abduction Case

Police continue estate wide search for Chester H. Hisen a 41 year old California parole violator and the 15 year old Nancy Kinney his alleged abductee. Nancy a high school sophomore went missing Tuesday. her foster mother Mrs Kinney fears foul play and a body may be found. Risen is also wanted in California for probation violation after a prior theft and concealed weapons conviction. Detectives say he is believed armed.

Zanesville California Chester H. Hisen Nancy Kinney Ohio Bart Kinney Ing Gil Robert Snelling Natey Tin

Regalia Rides In Wagon Drawn By Docile Pig Clarabell

A whimsical scene shows a performer steering a wagon through streets, holding reins and a whip. Clarabell the pig appears calm under the rider’s control as the sole concern seems to be keeping a trim figure and diet.

Clarabell

Warren and Dewey Meet in Honolulu During Pacific Tour

In Honolulu, Gov. Earl Warren and Gov. Thomas Dewey met briefly at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel as they continued Far Eastern inspection trips. Officials said the encounter carried no political significance, with Warren heading to Tokyo and Dewey returning to the United States via Portland after visiting Japan and Korea.

Honolulu Pacific Earl Warren California Japan Royal Hawaiian Hotel New York Whomasz &, Dewey United States Korea Dewey Warren Tukyo Haneda Curtis DB. Sullivan 40Th National Guard Portland Ore Alaska

U S Negro Makes Monkeys Of Berlin Reds

Leroy Everett, a Kansas City student on a West Berlin scholarship, says he publicly declined communism and wrote I hate communism in English. He recalls being accused as enslaved American Negro by communist youths at their festival windup, amid a rally of about one million blue shirt youths pledging to oppose Atlantic Pact army and back the Soviet bloc.

Bertan Leroy Everett Kansas City Kans East Berlin Everett Paul Robesom Kansas State Teachers College University of West Berlin

East Berlin rally ends with 50 Americans among vast youth parade

A 15 day East Berlin demonstration drew a 200000 strong crowd of communist youths with a delegation of 50 Americans leading the march. They bore Red banners and large photos of Paul Robeson, while signs urged peace in Korea and reforms at home. The procession began with a white man and a Negro girl at the head.

Pesce Berlin Paul Robeson Korea Amgericans America

Killing Charged To Prizefighter

MODESTO a former professional prizefighter Harold W Rainey, 22, booked for murder after a night club fight left Harold Blair, 24, dead. Police say Rainey argued with Blair over Blair wanting to dance, then knocked him out with one punch before Blair died.

Modesto Harold W.rainey Joes Ross Rainey Harold Blair Blair

Password Whose That at the Front in Korea

A United Press correspondent was challenged by a sentry while approaching Maj. Gen. Robert H. Soule’s quarters in Korea. The guard demanded a password. Bartholemew: I am a correspondent and do not know it. The sentry retorted that no one else does either.

Korea U.P Robert H. Soule U. S United Press Frank H. Bartholomew Bartholomew Enir

Optimism Voiced On Iranian Oil Settlement

Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh voiced optimism after a 70 minute conference with Richard Stokes head of the British delegation and W Averell Harriman the U S ambassador In Tehran Mossadegh said he hoped for results from talks with no definite date set for the next meeting The western side had warned that talks suggested by Britain the British run company to market Iranian oil might not be acceptable and that Britain would not likely compromise on the Beit ish proposal to resolve the crisis

Tehran Tran U.P Mohammed Ish Mossadegh Ference Richard Stokes Repottation Commission W. Averell Harriman U. S Merning Iran Britain Sid Tran

Redmen Hold Convention Parade in Sacramento

Sacramento dispatch reports the Great Council of Redmen, Creal Council of California, drew over 1000 attendees for a parade and state convention. A reception for ceremonial chiefs followed. installation and officer nominations were planned for the upcoming days as sessions continued.

Redmen Sacramento U.P Great Council of Redmen Creal Council of California Feareal Redtmen Elitelion

Three Persons Injured as Bus Collides with Car in Berkeley

A Key System bus and a car collided at Ninth and University Avenue injuring three people. The bus, without passengers, was driven off the road into a light pole. Injured were Russell of Oakland the bus driver Collins 17 and Dewey Martity both of Berkeley.

Berkeley Ninth and University Avenue Russell Oakland Collins Dewey Martity

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