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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
11
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A Sacramento pilot Robert J. Spiller 40 and passenger Miss JVanus J of Sacramento escaped a fiery crash two miles northeast of Niles off Niles Canyon road shortly after 7 am. The Luscombe 2 seater was destroyed. They crawled from wreckage after the plane struck the hills while attempting to land in fog. Fire units fought the blaze as brush burned. one road entry hampered access. no serious injuries reported beyond minor burns.
Ratekin, plant superintendent, announced Holly Sugar will start the 1932 beet operation at 3 am Thursday. The 1942 crop is expected near last year’s, with the plant projected to process about 178 thousand tons of beets and produce around 50,000 hundredweight units if conditions hold. a comparable sugar content and purity are noted and a labor shortage prompts contact for seasonal work.
Albany dispatch reports General Cable Corp plans resume talks with United Electrial Workers Ind on Wednesday to end a long strike by about 1,300 workers in Rome New York and about a thousand more in two California plants. The union seeks wage gains health benefits and welfare provisions. Also involved are workers at Central Cable plants in other locations.
The Air Force announces the establishment of the Air Base Defense School at Parks, aiming to train officers and men in ground defense and weapons handling. Brig. General Harlan Harris notes the program will raise base security capabilities, with 2000 more personnel anticipated as trainees return to their posts to train others. A test program will run at Camp Beals, Marysville.
Hurricane Able moves toward Miami within the Atlantic storm belt as Texas endures a heat wave with Fort Worth recording 99 and Dallas near 90. The 400 mile wide system carries winds 75 to 85 mph and is tracked north-northwest of Puerto Rico, with forecast models hinting at possible further intensity before landfall. A separate tornado near Morris Minnesota caused structural damage, while heat- and strike-related incidents ripple through Oklahoma and Texas.
California write-in campaign seeks General Douglas MacArthur for President and State Senator Jack B. Terus for Vice President as Christine Nationalist party files with the Secretary of State. Bers Urwid Comparet says the goal is not to win but to win enough electoral votes to affect the House tally. Eisenhower and Stevenson dismissively labeled as factional.
Army Sevens lary Pace outlined a rotation strategy to sustain combat readiness amid large discharges and replacements. He said the system will burden all sectors as divisions shift to a massive training base, stressing nerve and resources while maintaining Korea-era combat readiness. Pace cited progress since the Korean outbreak and emphasized strength lies in training, leadership, weapons, and reserve readiness.
The article highlights keenness by Korean veterans and reader praise for content described as substantially better than before. It touches on new assignments, relations between regulars and Stavenson Eisenhower, and the peacetime campaign tone. It notes a page 10 feature on readership and a page 16 discussion of peacetime plans.
Vienna reports twelve people killed and 108 injured in a night express derailment near Prague. Authorities say the Prague radio and press are gathering details as investigations begin into the derailment late Tuesday night.
The five page report by the preparedness subcommittee chaired by Senator Lyndon B. Johnson condemns high officials for bungling the U.S. air power buildup. It says the nation is behind in modern aircraft and warns of a period of greatest peril from Russia. It calls for a rush program to 120 modern combat wings and permanent production leadership.
Hayward district trustees approved a Sept 1 1954 opening target for San Lorenzo Village High School with 710 ninth and tenth graders anticipated. A single bid of 7313.80 from Beatty Safeway Scaffolding for bleachers was accepted and storage plans for six district buses northwest of the technical school were authorized. A 40 by 200 foot district supply warehouse design by George S moods was approved. Follow up studies on graduates and dropout analysis were discussed.
A San Lorenzo Village area hearing on airport zoning opened with staff maps showing current and proposed land uses and a plan for low density zoning near the Bay. Residents led by Fred Mellmann pressed against expansion and industrial zoning near the airport while supporters sought a tentative map aligned with development.
Washington reports that Tighe E Woods plans a nationwide tour to gauge consumer interest in ending price controls if data show no demand. He expects most cities under rent control to remain until Sept 30 unless locals vote otherwise, and predicts major industrial cities may opt to retain controls.
Hayward area events chair B F Amys announced a County Day at the California State Fair. Queen Pat Condit will be crowned, Miss Alameda County named, and interviews with state and city dignitaries held with KFRC reporter Dein Maddox. Governor Warren and Hayward mayor expected to attend as profiles and race events unfold.
Sacramento report notes Rose Bowers, born at 13 inches and 24 ounces, has spent her first three years in a hospital incubator after a premature birth. She will celebrate turning four tomorrow and has grown steadily since, with doctors hopeful for continued progress.
The California Air National Guard is photographed during maneuvers in Boise Idaho by The Daily Review camera from Fairchilé studios Castro Valley. Readers are invited to view the inca suen in dreine ing on page Ll.
Texas Senator Lendin Johnson and other Democratic leaders oppose Adlai Stevenson over the Tidelands issue. Johnson says Stevenson is wrong on Tidelands yet would vote for Stevenson’s opponent to hinder Republicans. Gov. Shivers and Rep. Bentsen echo dissent, noting a revolt against national nominee and party loyalty in the Tidelands dispute.
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