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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1950

Page

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Garbage Rate Hike Proposed in Castro Valley

Castro Valley district board weighs a 50 percent garbage charge increase as part of a three point presentation by Paul St Sure for Oakland Scavenger Co. An extension of the current contract expiring next June and a possible revision to reflect rising costs are under discussion. The plan would trigger adjusted service charges tied to operating costs with workers as stockholders.

Castro Valley Castro Valey Bonitary Bourd Mondry Paul St. Sure Oakland Scavenger Company St. Sure St. Bure Bay Area Trayward Sanitary District Board David Thiel Ming Ee Fordwilh Ya 'Y Thiel Gene Rhodes Eden Township

Truman Attlee Meet Anew On Korea Crisis In Washington

Washington reports say Prime Minister Attlee and President Truman opened a second, privacy dominated meeting aboard the Williamsburg to weigh diplomatic options as Gen Bradley warned of a grave UN Korea crisis. They planned fresh discussions on a Western Europe defense under Eisenhower’s command amid unresolved Far East tensions.

Washington Clement Attlee United Nations Korea Siyaika Grin Attlee Jie United States Svar Red China Trumen Williamsburg Allice Omar N. E Bradley White House Alilee London Western Eurale Dwight D. Eisenhowere Bradley Far East Europe

Weather forecast hints at increasing clouds and rain

The forecast notes rising cloudiness with a chance of rain late afternoon or tonight and lighter showers continuing Wednesday. Temperature details are unclear with references to yesterday’s high and today’s low, alongside rainfall figures for last year.

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Committee Gives Rent Control OK

The Banking committee voted 17 to 3 to extend federal rent control for 60 days to March 31, 1951. Chairman Brent Spence of Kentucky announced the approval as the Senate debated a 60 day extension beyond December 31. President Truman had requested a 90 day extension for study by the new Congress.

Washington The Mouse Banking Committee Chairan Brent Spence Senate Truman Congress

Crack Down on Shipments to Red China

The U S government halted four ships at West Coast docks to remove steel and other cargo destined for Communist China under new restrictions aimed at blocking war cargoes. One shipment involved 22 tons of Belgian Silicon steel bound for Tientsin aboard the Igadi. Two other ships, Greta Maersk and Chastine Maersk, also unloaded cargo for Hong Kong. Customs officials refused bonds to recover the steel, citing extraordinary times, as autos and tires bound for Hong Kong faced similar embargo actions. San Francisco trade with Hong Kong could drop for about a month until licensing procedures are set.

San Francisco U.S U. S Degway China West Coast Red China Eong Kong Macao Tientsin Igadi Oakland Calif Paul Leake Balfour, Guthrie and Company Levke New York Greta Maersk San Franscisco Chastine Maersk Hichmoand Long Kong Fred Olsen Line Seattle Hlowah McCawen Hong Kong

Stock Market Rises Amid Broad Advance on Rail Stocks

New York stocks posted a broad, moderately active advance with rails recovering half their prior losses. Industrials gained about 37 percent, rail shares rose 4 to 4 points, while oils led gains though Superior Oil of California fell after directors declared a routine dividend. Steels rebounded and other war issues firmed.

New York Superior Oil California

Cold wave grips Midwest as California floodwaters ease

A severe cold wave swept the Midwest with the Ohio River flooding rail yards in Gignginat while California floods abated and about 5,000 refugees returned home. Temperatures plunged across Nebraska, Kansas, Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota and beyond. Evacuations occurred in several Ohio towns, and flood warnings lingered in California river basins as crews moved residents to safety.

Fn United Press Midwest Ohio Ginginnat California Nebraska Kansas Texas Montana Dakotas Minnesota Mercury Wisconsin Iowa Milinois Missouri Oklahoma Butte Mont Glasgow East Liverpool Red Cross State Highway Department Empire Mingo Junction Brilliant Martins Ferry Weather Bureau Stanislaus Tuckamne San Joaquin Tulare Basin Kings Tule Itaweah Reno Nev Truckee

Volunteers Sandbag San Lorenzo Creek After Flood

Alameda County officials reported an $8 million flood control need for San Lorenzo and Alameda creeks after a weekend flood. Over 40 village residents volunteered to sandbag and reinforce weak points from Posolo to Via Punta while engineers provided guidance.

San Lorenzo San Lorenzo Creek U. S Vilage Posuo Largavista Via Punta Crewe TE. Ua Tarr Almaeda County Surveyors Office Tom Ducey San Lorenzo Committee For Civil Defense and Association Board Mars Vin Richardson Ducey M. J. Sanford Sanford Chis Ducey Los Angeles L. GB. Bush Richardson Arany Association Alameda County Tower B

Day of Prayer for Peace Set By Churches

The Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo churches observe a day of prayer for peace tomorrow. The Hayward Ministerial Union announced the event with open church hours from 6 am. Prayer services are set for 12 13 pm and 7 40 pm. Leaders request participation and telegraph support to President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee.

Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo Hayward Ministerial Union HS Ent World Crisis Truman

China Problem In Assembly Opens Korea Debate

In LAKE SUCCESS New York United States and five other nations submitted a formal charge to the General Assembly alleging Chinese Communist troops fight in Korea. The explanatory memorandum supported a six-nation bid to add Be king's intervention to the assembly agenda. The document, from the United States Britain France Norway Cuba and Mandator was seen as surprisingly mild.

Wall Collapse Destroys Duplex Retaining Structure

George Losasso of 1% Leona Drive Hayward watched a 50 foot, five foot high retaining wall collapse during Sunday rain. The wall fell onto George Thurson’s property at 23 Leona Drive. Losasso had warned builders T. R. Bechtel and Tarman & Bechtel about prior cracks and risk, and Arthur Phillips investigated the damage. The incident endangered local homes and children playing near the wall.

George Losasso Leona Drive Hayward Losasso Losman Arthur Phillips T. R. Bechtel Company Tarman &Bechtel Company George Thurson Thurson

Faces of war on Korea’s frozen front line

A stark montage of wartime images from the northeast front in Korea. It shows a dead GI with a mask of ice, a Chinese soldier amid burning wreckage, a wounded trooper awaiting medical eval, an air force pilot reacting to a crash, a crying Korean infant at a field hospital, a calm general over a battle map, and an American soldier vowing to endure with supplies.

Korea Chosin Reservoir Air Force Hagar Talen

Scientists Speak Tonight on Bomb in Castro Valley

Two scientists from Donner laboratory at the University of California will speak at a joint Castro Valley Lions Club tonight. Dr. Nelle Pace and William E. Simi will bring atomic bomb film demonstrations to explain effects of an attack. Other dignitaries include Ashland Fire Chief Lester Olivera and county health and sanitation officials. A 6:30 p.m. dinner will precede the program.

Donner Laboratory University of California Castro Valley Lions Club Defense Council Chambers of Commerce Lions Club Nelle Pace William E. Simi Lester Olivera Ashland Fire Department J. Chit A.W. Vin Noutwick Ashland Defense Council James C. Malcolm Alameda County Asalih Department Duartes B. Ruegnitz County Health Department

S F Hikes Water Rate to Hayward

San Francisco Public Utilities Commission boosted peninsula and bay wholesale water rates by 36 percent effective Feb 1. Hayward and nearby communities will pay 16 cents per 100 cubic feet, up from 11.8 cents, raising department revenue by about 571,000 dollars a year. Peninsula users face higher charges, potential rate shifts to households, and a subsequent council review may require a 20 percent citywide rise to offset Hetch Hetchy costs.

San Francisco Peninsula Bay Hugh Gallaher

Mass Evacuation of Korea Seen Referenced by Attlee

London reports Clement Attlee communicated from Washington that allies may face a mass evacuation of Korea. An authoritative source said Attlee voiced a pessimistic military appraisal after a briefing by Gen Omar Bradley. British officials privately acknowledge over a 50 percent chance of UN withdrawal from Korea.

London Clement Attlee Washington Korea Attlee Omar Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff United Nations China Aillee

Wesley Gordon Heads Hospital Committee

Wesley Gordon was elected chairman of the Eden Township Hospital committee to succeed A L Walters who has left the community Mrs Rekn Wooding was re elected secretary The committee will assist the hospital board and the public in district goals and will be represented at each semi monthly hospital board meeting Meetings will be open to any district resident The committee met to review preliminary plats for the new Eden Township hospital with members from nearby communities attending including Williams Edwards Jarnagin Crawford Tussing Olson and others

New Eden Township Williams Ralph Edwards Hill Snd Valley Club Leshh L. Williams Carmen Jarnagin David Allen W. Yeoman David B. Barrett San Lorenzo Village Jerome Crawford Rex Tussing Castro Valley John Olson Tennyson

Continue Rape Investigation in Hayward Case

Hayward police hold William J. Kammerer on preliminary rape charges after a 21 year old mother of five reported an assault. Officer Rit Zuniga leads the inquiry. Kammerer admits meeting the victim but denies a prolonged attack. The incident followed the victim fleeing to 1275 Winton Road for aid.

William J. Kammerer Hayward Rit Zuniga Kammerer James M. Morrison Winton Road Briveen Hunt

U S Must Support UN as Only Way Out says Truman

President Truman told a mid century White House conference that U S backing of the United Nations is the only path out of endless force and violence, as troops fight in Korea. He warned of a world ruled by communism and urged a broadened arms program and moral strength for youth. The speech framed the UN as essential to building a free world order and resisting imperialist aggression.

Washington Truman U.S United Nations White House Korea Tob

Reds Hold Line As Chinese Push In Korea Front

Chinese forces poured reinforcements into northeast Korea and pressed toward the port of Hungnam while Americans fought to keep the Hagiryu airstrip open for evacuations. Six Chinese divisions struck south of the Chosin Reservoir as U S and allied air power pursued a heavy bombardment and supply drops.

Tokyo Korea Tlamlung U. S Chosin Reservoir Hagiru Pyongyang Seoul Hay Aru Inhung U.S. Marine O. S.th Hogard Harusane Hamhung Hagaru Nie 8Th Army The Chosin Far East Air Force Red Navy Air Force Okinawa Songchon Sunchon Kanggye Sinmak 8Th Wordes

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