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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1951

Page

4

Melcolm Champlin Chosen Legion District Head

Delegates from American Legion posts in Alameda County joined 200 Legionnaires at Albany Veterans Memorial building to elect Tolvoiin M. Champlin as commander of the Tenth district. Champlin, an Annapolis graduate and Navy Cross recipient, led a unanimous vote for district head with Joseph L. Meltec elected as second vice commander.

American Legion Adtults Theegion Alameda County Agairst Legionnaires Joseph L. Meltec Ferkeley Legion Prank S Canaria Oakland Navy Admiral Halsey Champlin Annapolis University of California FBI Atlantic Philippine Islands 16Th Naval District Pacific Manila Cavite Navy Yard Bataan Corregidor

Kallunki Swims Alameda Course Shatters Record

Alamedan swimmer WA Al Kalluntsi, from Oakland, completed a 14 2/3 mile circuit around Alameda in 7 hours 38 minutes and 394 seconds. It was his third attempt and broke a 24 year old record by 13 minutes 15 seconds, surpassing Byron’s 1947 mark of 7 hours 12 minutes 29 seconds.

Alameda Calif al Kalluntsi Oakland Kallunki Bryon

Senate Eyes Deep Cuts in Foreign Aid Bill

Washington reports show Senate economists pressing to slash the 8.5 billion dollar foreign aid request further. Sen Walter George plans formal cuts near 2 billion in the economic program, with Byrd backing. House rivals Moody McMahon urge restraint, warning deep cuts risk jeopardizing security and risking atomic war.

Washington U.P Senate Tyuman Bram Senate Forci(n) Relations and Armed Services Committee Sens Blair Moody Mich Brien McMahon Conn Moody Europe McMahon

Young Hermit Prepared Even for Mosquitoes

LA PORTE IND A P After a two day search for a missing boy police found young Denny Norman camping out in a makeshift tent in a thicket near his house Denny 3 had built a tent by propping a blanket on tree limbs He took his puppy along and provisions for roughing it They included five boxes of cookies a dozen apples peanuts a few cans of sardines a can of salmon a stack of magazines and a spray gun to kill mosquitoes

LA Porte Ind U.P Denny Norman Denny

Adirondacks at War On Black Fly Post

Albany dispatch reports central Adirondack resorts funding DDT spraying in a large 100 mile wilderness to combat black flies. Hunters later join crews paid by resort owners to extend tourism by two months each season through aerial control efforts.

Albany U.P Adirondack

Hayward couples attend legion barbec ue event near Half Moon Bay

Mr and Mrs Joseph George of Hayward joined Ameri can Legion post 474 at a picnic in Datra park near Half Moon Bay fronted by a recent annual barbecue. Dr and Mrs H Cless Crockett and children Richard David and Jay people from Hayward finished a visit in Toorle Utah with Mrs Crockett s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Foster Barrus

Joseph George Hayward American Legion Post St Datra Park Half Moon Bay H. Cless Crockett Richard David Jay Toorle Utah

Morality in Government Attack Triggers RFC Probe

Two Republican senators Capehart and Bricker assail President Truman and Boyle as corrupt and urge a full investigation of the Democratic National Committee. They charge the Treman era graft and warn of new scandals, while Democrats defend the RFC probe and call the GOP report partisan diatribe.

Washington Truman William M. Boyly, Jr Homer E. Capehart Indiana John W. Bricker Ohio GOP Senate HFC Oyle Alse Donald S. Dawson Sigbe Boyle Democratic National Committee Chairan J. William Fulbright D. Ark RFC Capehart-Bricker Fulbright Capehart Bricker James Eb, Murray Mont RIC Miami Beach Joseph R. McCarthy Wis Instron Corp REC Abright Treman Democratic Party St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Economic Pinch Hurts Russians

The United States economic squeeze on the Soviet Union and Red-controlled nations is harming Russian trade and fueling calls for peace. Russia protests the cancellation of the 1937 American-Soviet trade pact, blaming U.S. policy for worsening relations. State Department confirmation of the note is noted, with expectations of a rejection by Secretary Acheson.

Washington United States Soviet Union Russia Trussia Tass Truman Nicholas M. Shvernik Ussr Kremlin Congress

Acheson Denies Knight Charges Over Formosa and Hiss

Washington, U S secretary of state Dean Acheson answered and denied a series of charges raised by California Lt. Gov. Goodwin Knight. Knight accused Acheson of remarks on Formosa policy and Alger Hiss. Acheson said the Formosa claim was propaganda and denied supporting Hiss or Currie. Public accusations were forwarded by Johnny Elliott after Knight described Acheson as distrusted.

Washington U.2 Dean Acheson Formosa Alger Hiss Goodwin J. Knight California Isnight Acheson State Department Knight Convidud Laughlin Currie White House Congressional Hiss Currie

Big Pike Breaks Line Then Reappears on Crooked Lake

In Autm Rin Indiana Robert Frank saw a large pike tear a line off his pole at Crooked Lake. Thirty minutes later another pike leaped near the Lobber and Frank retrieved it by hand. A 28 inch fish was firmly hooked.

Autmirn Ind Robert Frank Crooked Lake Frank

Troopship Arrives in San Francisco

The transport Gen. J. C. Heckenridge docked in San Francisco today with about 1100 men aboard. Most are Korean veterans returning home on leave or awaiting reassignment.

Sawn Francisco J. C. Hecekenridge

Insurance policy applications rise in 1950 era decline rate noted

Nearly eight and a half million applications were filed for ordinary life insurance in 1950 with about 97 of every 160 accepted. By century’s end the decline rate exceeded ten percent, indicating growing screening and rejections in the industry.

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