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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1951
Page
5
A court case from Los Angeles details a divorce filing by an 18 year old model citing her husband’s alleged indiscretions. The suit claims he carried on with numerous friends during their marriage, including a girdle fitting incident that escalated tensions and led to the split.
Peiping said negotiations have reached a crisis and that American imperialists must bear responsibility if talks collapse. The broadcast appeared on a Moscow aligned news feed as the longest Red China briefing in 11 weeks.
Reno Nevada reports crooner Frank Sinatra whose 24 foot cruiser ran aground during a Reno hotel engagement weekend picnic on Lake Tahoe. Sinatra, Ava Gardner and Henry Sanicola were aboard when a windstorm drove the craft onto shore. Water entered the boat and the motor wouldn't start. A Tube Boat Co crew moved the vessel to dry dock and pumped out the water.
Will of William Randolph Hearst admitted to probate in Los Angeles. Widow Mrs. Hearst to receive $10,000 monthly support and income from a $6,000,000 trust and $1,500,000 cash to cover taxes. Judge Condée orders ongoing support for six months and requires $20,000,000 bond from executors. Attomey Beatrice Fry testified on signatures. Marion Davies and Randolph Apperson Hearst dispute a prior alleged agreement. Executives named include Martin Eubert and Rich Berlin among others.
Needy Dublin family receives food support from WEW 1882 and the Marine Corps League honor roll unit until the husband’s paycheck arrives. The wife, mother of three, needs hospitalization and housing assistance. Mrs. Florence Nesby appeals to the public for housing and aid. Contact Mrs. Nesby at 10-12-9117 before noon or after 3 pm.
Rep Merbert Scudder of California urged the president to halt free frozen tuna imports from Japan and Peru. He warned Pacific Coast tuna and canning industries face unemployment and possible bankruptcy without import limits, noting an escape clause in the extended railroad trade act could allow adjustments. He cited California fishermen reporting lower prices per ton despite a poor year.
A Brooklyn soldier Cp. James A. Williams 22 died of polio aboard a troopship while returning from Japan with 1491 Korean veteran volunteers. A Coast Guard B-17 dropped an iron lung to the ship 900 miles at sea. The USNS Aiken Victory will dock at Port Mason today or tomorrow and be quarantined.
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