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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1952

Page

12

Ferry bridge authority bids to end ferry service by sale

The Bridge Authority plans to auction bonds and end the San Rafael ferry lease as a bridge project costs rise. A bond action in Los Angeles approved the ferry company sale with operation to continue four years or until completion, with state oversight of rentals and related obligations. Bonds of 1000 dollars will be sold December 29 to the highest bidder based on interest and premium.

Pro- Teabaitiye State Public Utilities Commission Los Angeles Contra Costa County Canor

Youth Authority May Be Expanded

Sacramento Senate Corrections committee examined a proposal to grow the California Youth Authority board from three to five members to speed 2400 juveniles through hearings. Youth Authority Director Hemnan Blarki supported adding two members including a woman, while Senator Byrne urged stronger local probation and county clinics to handle offenders and reduce jail load.

Sacramento Senate California Youth Authority Board Hemnan Blarki Inadernath Paul Byrne R. Chico Stark Jally Toom Youn Authority Nuiles

Conciliator Works On Newspaper Strike In Quad Cities

A federal conciliation officer in Moline, Illinois, sought to arrange a meeting between AFL printers and four newspaper publishers as a strike over perforated tape feeding teletype systems continued. Harold Clark of the union said talks were desired but no meeting occurred. The dispute centers on access to tape feeding via dyno teletypesetter equipment, with the union seeking assurances only ITU members feed the tape. The publishers blamed the union for veto power over printing methods and equipment, with wages not at issue.

Moline Ill 1IA AFL Federa Conciliation R. E Hal Loca 170 International Typographica: Union Item Fevice Harold Clark Sive Moline (Il) Dispatch Davenport Ti Times Bock Island Argus Davenport Hallocak Clark Mall ITU PLA

Sparkman Arrives in Tokyo to Study Japanese Security Ops

Senator Sparkman of Alabama arrives in Tokyo from Veracruz to observe operations of the Japanese security agency. He will visit facilities and meet officials to discuss cooperation and regional security.

Tokyo John Sparkoun Alg Onight Ausual Security Agency Sparkman Fer Severslli Pee Japan

Public blamed for high injury awards by lawmakers

In Sacramento insurance officials and state lawmakers urged a cap on personal injury awards arguing citizens overestimate their rights after accidents on public property. Assemblyman Harold K Levering faulted the public for seeking paydays, while insurers said high premiums reflect large losses. A ceiling on awards for specific injuries was discussed as representatives cited inflated verdicts and rising costs. A Norfolk Prison Colony debate team note followed.

Sacramento California Eltey At Assembly Interiigle Finance and Insurance Agenues Lewis Keller League of California Cities

Earthquakes Recorded By Fordham University Astromograph

New York observers reported fairly sharp earthquakes recorded today by Fordham University acsmograph. Father Joseph Lynch noted shocks at about 6 25 a.m. EST, with precise timing and intensity listed in the station records.

New York Ita Fordham University Joseph Lynch Wordham

Cardinal Spellman Plans Christmas Mass for Korea Troops

Cardinal Spellman departs by plane to visit U S forces in Korea and celebrate Christmas Mass at multiple outposts. He aims to lift spirits during the holiday season with brief visits and a simple ceremony for servicemen.

New York dmPyaneis Spellman Amerlican Korea Haufebont

FTC Attacks Oil Cartel Propaganda Effort

Washington described the petroleum industry campaign as propaganda to discredit the FTCs oil cartel report. Stephen J. Spingarn urged a congressional inquiry into who funded and directed the effort, naming Hill & Knowlton and industry groups. He called for ethics in government and warned against FBI involvement.

Washington Fedéral Trade Commis Stephen J. Spingarn Efor FTC Spingarn Auc Alger Hiss PBI California Texas Oil Co., Ltd Standard Oil of Hill & Knowton Grand Jury FBI

State Plans Work On Highway No. 97

California Labor Commissioner Lloyd A Mashburn said he was offered the post of Assistant Secretary of Labor by Secretary of Labor designate Durkin. Mashburn, 6 years in the job, consulted Governor Earl Warren before accepting and noted he had not yet heard from Durkin. A Republican, Mashburn previously led the Los Angeles Building and Construction Trades Council for 20 years and was a Warren pledged delegate to the 1948 and 1952 Republican conventions.

Los Angeles California Lrbor Lloyd A Mashburn Marth P. Durkin Secretary of Labor Durkin Gay Earl Warren Seid Mashburn Los Angeles Building and Construction Trades Council Southern California Hepcons National Aventions

Mail Delivery Set For Dec 26

Washington officials assure regular mail deliveries on December 26 the day after Christmas despite it being a federal holiday. Post Office Department says enough staff will work to insure service and Navy mail will be delivered on Christmas Day while regular service pauses.

Washington Post Office

Hughes Takes Over RKO Board

Howard Hughes assumes duties as chairman of RKO studio board three months after selling his interest. He succeeds Attorney JArnold Grant who resigned. The five member board also includes A D Simpson of National Bank of Commerce Houston Noah Dietrich and J Miller Walker, with Edward G Burke Jr representing the Stolkin syndicate.

Howard Hughes Ack RKO Studio Jarnold Grant Hughes I the Chicago Ralph Stolkin A. D. Simpson National Bank of Compence Houston Tex Noah Dietrich Hughes Tool Company Vans World Always The National Bank Offi Commerce J. Miler Walker RKO Edward G. Burke Jr Stelkin Syndicate

Graham Delivers Red-Hot Sermon in Pusan

Evangelist Billy Graham preached to 8000 Koreans and U.N. servicemen in Pusan delivering a fiery sermon as flames from a nearby fire damaged six small buildings. He was slightly indisposed after eating the local dish Ikimehi. After the service he met 20 South African airmen who traveled 53 miles though they arrived late. He departs for Taegu then Seoul before a regional tour.

Pusan Koreas Billy Graham Chung Moo Ro Park Graham Korestis U.N Tie Taegu Seoul

U S to pay 40 percent of Europe base program costs

United States pledges 40 percent of the cost for the temporary base building program in Europe, up from 35 percent, as NATO members prepare for an annual defense budget review. Secretary Lovett pushes European allies to adopt the plan amid concerns over overall NATO spending and U S foreign aid forecasts.

Paris United States Treaty Organization Committee Oto Oday U. S Robert A. Lovett Suspreme Matthew R. Ridgway Eisenhower NATO

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