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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1952

Page

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Doctors Fear One Siamese Twin May Die

Surgeons in Illinois separated 32 hour marathon twins Roger Lee and Rodney Dee, joined at the skull by fused coverings and blood vessels. Doctors favored Rodney Dee as the stronger twin, using transfusions to swap blood and facing the risk that one could die as the operation progressed toward its uncertain outcome.

Chicago Roger Oldberg Oldbery Roger Lee Ether Rooney-Dey Eric Oldberg University of Rodney Dee Hodney Dee Aerg

Ike Mac Meeting Cheered By GOP

President-elect Eisenhower’s luncheon with Gen. Douglas MacArthur drew cheers from Republican Congressmen and relief in diplomatic circles. Officials reported a unified comment on the talks amid a tense international climate with prospects of strong policy shifts likely after the meeting.

GOP Washington Eisenhower Douglas MacArthur Waite MacArthur

Ashland Wife Ends Life With Rifle At Home

Mrs Susie Linn 42 shot herself in her Ashland residence at 1772 At lust avenue while children played outside. Deputies found her body on the kitchen floor with a rifle under her left shoulder after a neighbor reported unusual activity. The incident prompted investigations as deputies checked the scene and questioned nearby residents. A neighbor had noticed blinds down and alerted authorities, leading to the discovery and ensuing inquiry.

San Leandro Susie BP. Linn Lust Avenue Sheriff's Judy Liselle Kate Linn Winetown Dinny

Truman Blamed for Lack of Civil Defense Readiness

New York report says President Truman paid lip service to civil defense, with nine state directors telling Eisenhower that the country would not be ready for war tomorrow. Gen Henry Larsen said the administration must give full support, balance defense programs, and mobilize 35 to 50 million civilian volunteers for civil defense. He warned the home front faces the direct threat of modern warfare and emphasized readiness as essential.

H. D. Quigg New York Eisenhower Truman Douglas MacArthur Henry Hi. Larsen Denver Colo National Association of State Civil Defense Directors National Association Largete Federal Civil Defense Administration Larsen Risenhower Trusman Larson Congress Civil Defense Administration Bares Omar Bradley Joint Chiefs of Slab

Army Duty for Yanks in France

Young Americans resident in France for more than a year will face 18 months of service in the French Army under a law passed by the French National Assembly. Those aged 25 and under may be compelled to serve, with exemptions for certain cases, as the law imposes perpetual duties for French citizens abroad. The measure, adopted unanimously, links foreign-born residents’ obligations to French national service.

Paris France French National Assembly Yaa Frevichinen

Carlson Seeks GOP Harmony As Eisenhower Team Takes Shape

Robert S. Allen reports that Carlson, trusted adviser to the president-elect, is carrying a calm message to GOP leaders. He assures Taft Bridges Dirksen and others that harmony in the party is the aim and urges cooperation with Eisenhower’s administration. Continued on editorial page.

Washington Mt Conference Morningside Heights Ohio Wrhimal Carls Exhard Frank Cairlson Kans Carlson Allan Taft iStyles Bridges N. H

End of U S Aid to Europe Urged in Truman Report

A presidential survey team led by Charles Sawyer urged an orderly end to U S economic aid to Europe and consolidation of foreign aid in the State Department. It cited overstaffed agencies and four star ambassadors in Paris, recommending abolition of emergency agencies and return of control to Washington. The group warned that aiding Europe requires expanded production and freer trade, while stressing that U S prosperity should guide policy. It toured Britain France Western Germany Italy Greece Turkey Belgium Switzerland the Netherlands and Spain.

Washington Charles Sawyer Lorig U. S Europe Truman Paris Mantutal Sesticurity Agency MSA Sillier State Department Defense Department Fed Nnder Mittmantas Great Britain France Western Germany Ily Greece Turkey Belgium Switzerland Netherlands Spain Usat Western Europe United States

Acheson urges NATO support for Europe defense

Secretary of State Acheson told the NATO council that the incoming Eisenhower administration will back Europe against Communist aggression and urged full confidence in successors. The meeting trimmed 1959 defense goals, with European allies pledging 225 million for bases in 1953, the U.S. providing 40 percent.

Pass Doin Acheson North Atlantic Wreaty Council Eisenhower Europe Snrs Acheson NATO Council Matthew B. Ridgway United States Ridgeway Ridgway

Solon backs ban on state water rights and tidelands claim

In a Senate panel push, Senator Buller pledges full support for a measure banning government subdivision of state water rights and restoring tidelands to state control. He argues state rights apply, favoring free enterprise oil land sales to boost tax revenue while noting Hawaii statehood prospects and resistance to Alaska. The report also covers waterfront rackets hearings and a Jersey City mayor’s grand jury testimony.

San Francisco Len Hugh i Butler R Senate Committee On Ine Buller California Hawaii Hawaiian Islands Alaska Red Hook Brack Ilya ILA Joe Adams Anasthawun Republi. Ty Jersey City John V. Kenny Kenny Manhattan Necesar

Rainy Outlook With Cooler Temperatures Ahead

A cloudy spell brings rain this afternoon or tonight with showers continuing Friday. Cool conditions persist with a lower today and unsettled rainfall totals to date. The forecast notes yesterday's high and this day's low, comparing rainfall to the same date last year.

Waterfront Crime Checkers Re open Old Murder Case

The New York State Crime Commission reopened the case of a Longshore reformer who died after threats tied to the Brooklyn waterfront. The inquiry recalls William O Dwyer then rising DA and his alleged comment about cracking a case, with testimony from Macey Proster and Peter Panto’s attorney.

Brooklyn New York New Orsey Waterfront Crime Checkers New York State Crime Commission Rmalisters William O'Dwyer Mexing Bnt Panta Commission AFL International Longshoremen's Macey Proster Peter Panto O Ever Protter Protier Americ Labor Party Abe Reles J. O'Dwyer Albert Anastasia Reles Panto New Jersey Vincent Mannino International Longshoremen's Association ILA Manning Tournse

Counsel Demands Jury Prejudice Check in Communist Trial

U S district judge in Brooklyn heard defense requests to probe alleged jury prejudice in a 30 week trial of second string Communists charged with conspiracy. Defense says a dismissed juror heard anti Communist views and more jurors reportedly voiced bias, threatening possible mistrial and costly delays.

New York Mary Kaufman Edward Dimock Mts Kaufman Dimock

Daily Citizen found in 1863 War Between the States issue

A copy of the Daily Citizen of Vicksburg Mississippi dated Thursday July 2 1863 was discovered among Isis 'other's effects in Birmington Alabama. The issue reports on action in the War Between the States and was printed on wallpaper.

Birmington Ala Yank J. Bradley Isis Daily Citizen Vicksburg Mise

Two Days Left to Give for Sonoma Children

Two days remain to give Christmas presents for the Sonoma Safe Home. Bring items to the Daily Review offices for delivery Monday morning. Presents should be inexpensive, about a quarter, colorfully wrapped, and marked for boy or girl with the approximate age group. About 500 children at the home received no presents last Christmas.

Sonoma Daily Review

FBI opens arson probe into five tuna ship sinkings

In San Diego the FBI will investigate five suspected arsons tied to the loss of tuna boats valued at 5.8 million dollars this year. U S Attorney Sherwood Robert said indictments may follow as federal grand jury weigh cases against boat owners amid 90 sinkings this year.

San Diego FBI U.S Iorney Robert U. S Delos Grand

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