Harriman Blasts the Appointees in Labor Address
New York Governor Averell Harriman charged that Eisenhower appointees are using the Taft Hartley act to bust unions. He named Nixon Wilson MacKay and Teeter as unfriendly to labor while addressing the merged CIO AFL labor group. He warned of a lasting marriage of labor and warned of attacks to weaken labor’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Averell Harriman
Eisenhawcis
Harriman
Mercer
CIO
AFL
Richard M. Nixon
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Interior
Douglas MacKay
Commerce
Lothair Teeter
Eisenhower
Labor Organization
Marty Durkin
Labor
Martin P. Durkin
Jack
Nixon
Wilson
Kay
Teeter
NLRB
UAW
Indiana
J. Eisenhower
Admissibility of Abbott college records in court
In Oakland Superior Court, Judge Charles Wade Snook ruled that the prosecution may admit college study records to show Abbott's consciousness of guilt. The records were challenged by defense, who argued against their relevance, but the judge limited their use to a possible consciousness of guilt if the records suggest it. Fingerprint evidence followed, with testimony from Lt. R. T. Sherry and FBI examiner Edwin B. Deiss detailing print collection and matching. Kirk, a criminologist, is expected to testify for the prosecution later this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cuthbertson
Daily Review
Oakland
Burton Abbott
Charles Wade Snook
Clinton Gilliam
University of California
Abbott
Stephanie Bryan
Elmer Shabart
Hiro Vat Taivermore
Snook
Tol
Veterans Hospital
Livermore
Gilliam
Harold Howe
Berkeley
R. T. Sherry
Stephanie
Edwin 8. Deiss
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Deiss
Franklin
Canyon
Alameda! Hare
Atty .J
Frank Coakley
Kirk
Three Hurt In Collision Of Ambulance Truck
In San Lorenzo three people received minor injuries when a heavy tractor and trailer truck rammed an ambulance at the Lewelling and Hesperian boulevards intersection at 10:05 p.m. The ambulance crew, Hibert Forti and R. L. Scott, and patient Lenny Ross were rushed to Fairmont hospital. No citations issued pending investigation. A second accident on Foothill Boulevard injured August Johnsen, 70, who suffered a possible fractured leg. driver Johnson C. Starkweather faced investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Lewelling
Begin Boulevard
170Th
Lewelling- Hesperian
Hibert Forti
R. L. Scott
Soto ‘Street
Hayward
Lenny Ross
Morse Street
Russell City
Furth
Donnie Ross
Fairmont Hospital
Young Ross
Jgnerit
Hesperian Boulevard
Charles L. Devore
Richmond
August Johnsen
Ehle Street
Ashland
Foothill Boulevard
170Th Avenue
John C. . Starkweather
Eldridge Avenue
Johnson
Swamp Hunt For Pitcher Is Called Off
MIAMI MIAMI A search of the South Florida Everglades for Major League pitcher Jim McDonald was halted after he called his wife to report a flat tire on his vehicle left him stranded at an isolated camp overnight A friend and he had been 30 miles south of Lake Okeechobee when the tire failed Coast Guard planes hunted the 75 miles of sawgrass between here and Clewiston but the effort ended without locating him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
South Florida Everglades
Jim McDonald
McDonald
Baltimore Orioles
Lake Okeechobee
Coast Guard
Khrushchev Attacks West Over Hitler Ties in Burma
In Rangoon Khrushchev and Bulganin denounced the Western powers for backing Hitler and supporting Western Germany. He warned that Britain France and the U.S. are arming West Germany and preparing for war, urging readers to recall prewar concessions and the danger of repeating history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Hitler
England
U.S.A
Us.s
Germany
Western Germany
WATO
Soviet Union
Eden Declares H Bomb Work Still Planned
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden stated Britain will continue hydrogen bomb development and rejects a nuclear test ban. He plans talks with Eisenhower next month and Bulganin in the spring, recalling the February 17 announcement of H bomb manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
Britain
Eden
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Blame Fixed In Air Crash Fatal to 35 Victims
The Supreme Court held government airport tower operators and an Eastern Airlines pilot shared blame for a 1949 crash that killed 35 people in Washington. Estates of victims may sue both the airline and government, with damages potentially up to $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, II
Supreme Court
Eastern Airlines
Nebraska
Baprest Sanate
Nebraska Supreme Court
Eric Rios Bridoux
National Airport
Bridiaux
Everett L Gale Named New HARD Leader
Everett L Gale named the new head of the Hayward Area Recreation District succeeding Harold L Teel. Gale, previously Pleasant Hill recreation chief since 1951, will start at 565 dollars per month and brings Berkeley and Fairfield recreation leadership, plus county and intercity roles, to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everet . L. Gale
Pleasant Hit
Harold L. Teel
Hayne Area
Gale
Teel
Hayward
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Fairfield
Hill
Lions Club
Contra Costa County
Park
and Recreation Executisecetion
Alameda
Contra Costa
Diablo
Valley United Crusade
Park and
Dulles Blasts Goa Dispute In News Conference
Secretary of State Dulles condemned Soviet and Chinese statements on Goa, saying the issue should not be settled by force and noting Russia aimed to foment trouble in the region. He defended the U S Portuguese dispute stance and warned of tensions with the West.
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Dulles
Goa
Washington
United States
John
Poster "Dulles
Paulo Cunha
Russia
India
Diang
Dukes
U. S
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Trdia
Injajor
Nikolai
Bull
Sopatty
Nikita Karushchev
West India
Burma
Britain
China
Formosa Strait
U.S
Israel
East Germany
Beijin
Berlin
Ike and aides settle on military budget figure
Gettysburg meeting with President Eisenhower Defense Secretary Wilson and budget advisers set a defense spending goal near 34.56 billion for the 1937 fiscal year starting July 1. No major changes planned from the initial target, though final figures await post-conference decisions. Berlin and broader Cold War options were not discussed at this budget-focused session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sburg
Miliary
Eisenhower
Wilson
Admiral W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rowland R. Hughes
W. J. Me
Gettysburg
Pentagon
United Bruises
Berlin
B&w
Congress
Olson
U. S
East Germans challenge U S boast over Berlin status
East German Communists denounce Ambassador James B Chant for boasting the United States would uphold four power status in Berlin. Neues Deutschland claims four power laws no longer exist and asserts Soviet linked control over Berlin while labeling the Bonn government and Western powers as puppet, amid East German sovereignty rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
James B. Chant
United States
West Berlin
Neues Deutschland
West
Britain
France
Russia
Soviet Zone
Bonn
PA. Dibruya
East Germany
Denson Republic
Heavy Rainfall Floods Hayward Area Streets
Heavy rainfall flooded many Hayward area streets in the early morning hours. Police controlled traffic around Crown Zellerbach areas and local streets. Weather bureau forecast ongoing showers today, then clearing by Wednesday, with little temperature change. Travelers advised to use chains yesterday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
San Leandro
Cal
Weather Bureau
Terra
Dixon-Yates Fund Probe In Senate Push for Disclosure
Senate investigators faced a demand to question top leaders of both parties about possible Dixon-Yates power interests contributing to the 1952 campaign funds. Senator William Langer presented six resolutions to the Anti-Monopoly subcommittee seeking formal inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, l
Senate
Dixon-Yates
William Langer
Reva Street Zoning Compromise Studied in City Hall
San Leandro council debates the Reva street zoning compromise as the city manager studies an acre set aside for industrial use to be turned into a park. The dispute centers on land value, ownership rights, and calls for condemnation, with councilors split between preservation and development. The meeting approved a Dec 19 action date and discussed street parking, fire sirens, and other local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Robert Hirschmugl
Sounell
Halsey Huntigan
Isaic Birschmuyl
Ronephy ‘Bellini
al Kant
Hirschmagl
Dunnigan
Reva Street
Dinschmug
Berlin
Council On
Counci
Cyon Improverment Club
Donna Street
Lillian
Hetty Avenues
McClure
Foothill
Halcyon
Hayward trustees seek annexation and school additions
The Hayward Elementary School district board voted to seek annexation to One City of Hayward for Hillcrest and Harder sites to cut fire insurance. They authorized architect George Simonds to plan a three room addition at Sequoia and reported additions planned for Fairview Cherryland Muir Laurel Hillcrest and Markham to be ready in six weeks. Bids to follow when bond funds are available in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hillcrest
Harder
Jack Rees
Western
Wyeth
Hill
Casson
George Simonds
Sequoia
Simonds
Fairview
Cherryland
Muir
Laurel
Markham
Rees
George Ruex
Palma Ceia Firm Seeks Major Zoning for Shopping Center
Palma Ceia Sales Organization filed a formal request with the Hayward Planning Commission for commercial zoning of 118 acres to host a 28 million dollar shopping center. The plan adds 35 acres for residential zoning east of the site, with annexation to Hayward contemplated to total 153 acres. Sears is the only announced tenant. the project could take five years to complete with 7,500 parking spaces and a staff of 3,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma Ceia
Hayward Planning Commission
Don Gutoff
Planning Commission
Long Annex
Hay~ Ward
Sears, Roebuck
A. L. Branden
Palma Ceija Villages
South Hayward
Sears
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Hauschiless
Everet L. Gale
Reds
Ike
Dixon-Yates Fund
Reva
Affstreet
Jackson Faustman
Sacramento Traffici
William Swift
Wesler McClure
Stokes
Youngbérg
Thomas McCurdy
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