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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1953

Page

1

Village Group Protests Proposed New Parking Area

A San Lorenzo Village clash with Greenwood Corporation over a planned parking expansion along Via Arrtha faces opposition from homeowners. They claim the project violates village covenants and would require moving four houses south of the Louis store. Greenwood owns most plaza buildings and began foundation work, but halted moves after a homeowners’ meeting. The board and residents insist the plan would operate as a business, not residence use, and may consider moving houses to other company lots or building apartments instead.

San Lorfnzo Greenwood Corporation Arrtha Louis Errahon Homes Association Board of Directors Waller Jt. Baumann Greenwood Corporatison Ots The Homes Association San Lorenzo Village Greenwood Hatenava Tulare

Dulles Testifies on Blockade Plans and Nuclear Use

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he knows of no immediate plan to blockade the China coast or use the A bomb in Korea. He noted possible policy changes since his European trip but said no fresh decisions were made. Senators pressed about a blockade and actions beyond the Yalu while President Eisenhower’s stance on Formosa drew varied interpretations.

Wasitington John Foster Dulles Ienators China Coast Manchuria Jvorea Dulles Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hubert H. Humphrey Minn Eisenhower Europe Humphrey Humphrey Saint Dulles Uhe Humphhe Dulle Permosa Red China Yalu River North Korea Mantehuria United Nation Galartisa China Chamimnan Wales J. Wie Fae ‘East Korea Wiles Minnphers Waley Fealinwey Asié Harald Slussem White House Chiang Kai-Shei Chiang Kai-Shek U. S Chiang Reed

Car Rolls Down Steep Embankment Near Livermore

Three Southern California women escaped serious injury when a rear tire blew out and the car somersaulted down a 350 foot embankment seven miles east of Livermore. The vehicle was completely demolished, with one officer estimating the car flipped four times. In hospital: Ollie Metager of Pasadena with a possible fractured shoulder, Mary Rousselot of San Marin with a possible broken leg, and Jennie Jones of Glendale with minor cuts. In a separate incident a San Francisco man, Alman Graves, 50, was seriously injured when his car rammed a tank truck near Santa Rita. Also, a two year old Hayward boy, Bear Gordin, escaped serious harm after falling from a moving car on Foothill Boulevard. Dale Ferguson, 5, remained in serious condition after a collision on Highway 5 between his foster parents and driver Jon M. Lohman, 40.

Livermore California At & A.m Highway Patrol St. Paul's Hospital Ollie Metager Pasadend Mary Rousselo San Mas Ring Jennie Jones Glendale Tighway Ing East San Francisco Santa Tutarad Alman Monroe Graves St. Paul's Dospital Veteran's Fairmont Highland Hospital Dale Ferguson Ferguson Pierre Larre C' Stven Jona M. Lohman

Fat Boy Tomorrow Downfall Serial Promises Laughter

The Daily Review previews The Fat Boy's Downfall, an 18 installment comic serial hailed as the fuzziest newspaper feature. Elner Wheeler, once famed as Ex-Fat Boy, grapples weight loss relapse and public appetite, while readers anticipate humorous portraits and a silver thermometer gimmick tied to the saga.

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Arms Speed Up Urged for China by Wiley and Others

Senate relations committee member Wiley urged quicker U.S. arms shipments to Nationalist China who he said are far behind need. Taft warned against a blockade on Communist China without Allied support. Bridges called for UN planes into Manchuria and war exertions to end Korea. Dulles invited to early briefing on policy as debate intensifies in Congress.

Washington Jin Chisen van Alexander Wiley Senate China Salvedurr Styles Bridges United Nations Manchuria Wiley Omar N. Tivadley Iin Chiefs of Staff Titershia Far East John Foster Dulles Kdrd

War in Korea Un blasts Reds on page two

Inside coverage notes UN forces blasting North Korean and Chinese positions as the war in Korea continues. The newspaper highlights tax issues and a forthcoming spelling contest sponsored by The Daily Review.

Korea

Hunt for Suspected Murderess Spans Wide Area

Centerville reports a massive search for Hildegard Garry Pelton suspected of murdering her husband William Pelton on February 2. The case, described as broad across the Middle West and South, notes Pelton worked briefly in an Arizona city in January after separating from her husband. William Pelton's body was found shot in his British sports car.

Centerville Hildegard Garry Pillan Alvarado Middlewest Iran

Navy plan to strike Red China remains under review

Robert S. Allen reports a naval option to hit the coast of Red China has developed. The plan remains under active consideration but no action is expected at present.

Washington Huel Navy Cnast Red China

Easy to Pay Bills at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy

Bills for lights gas water and sewer may be paid at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy in the Shopping Center. Devices are offered at no charge at all hours daily including Sundays. Large parking area and friendly service accompany the note.

Castag Valley U D Panitary Wishart Redwood Pharmacy Edad Tame

Weather Forecast With Plain-Spoken Errors

Patchy high fog probable Wednesday morning and tonight. Temperature unlikely to change much. Yesterday’s high and today’s low not clearly stated.

Demonstrations in Guatemala Over Supreme Court Dismissals

Thousands of anti-communist protesters gathered in Guatemala City expressing support for dismissals of the chief justice and three associate justices of the Supreme Court. They hurled burning papers at government buildings as police fired warning shots and deployed tear gas. No casualties reported and no armed forces seen during the event.

Guatemala Cin Pontish Fone Supreme Court Inhcaber Paline Mir Catiaross Supreme Court

San Lorenzo Village Plans Foundry Hearing at Feb Meeting

Villagers and San Lorenzo Homes Association call a special meeting on Hes terian boulevard to protest the proposed foundry on lower Grant avenue. The urgent appeal urged wide organizational representation as residents seek to influence the county board’s permit decision at a February hearing.

San Lloreszo Canary San Lorenzo Villape Homes Association Hones Associalinn San Lorong Hesterian Boulevard Hanes America Brass Eoenpipans Tovale Grant Avenue San Lorenzo Village Aleneds

Five Missing on San Joaquin River

Five persons remain missing after a vessel capsized on the San Joaquin River about ten miles past Antioch. Strong currents and 40 to 30 mph winds hampered search efforts Sunday night as Coast Guard crews from San Francisco expanded boats and air support. State names include Hoare Dolnsat, Klas Joheson, Peter Lee, Maarien Baniste, and George Jahnson, who were aboard two boats, a 21 foot outboard and a 16 foot cabin cruiser, when trouble struck.

Antioch Tun Parady Ob Sindentin Hore Atten Hook Coast Guard San Frassuse Sid i Lax Mizsog Klas Joheson Qakbind Pelter Lee Maarien Baniste George Jahnson

Experts Debate Polio Weapon and Tuberculosis Treatments

In Atlanta a panel of medical experts discussed polio treatments and optimal tuberculosis therapy. They weighed streptomycin combinations with drugs like isoniazid and PAS, noting mixed results and uncertainty over the best regimen. A Veterans Hospital official cited growing evidence for UNI in treating liberal disease, while older options like PAS remain under evaluation.

Highway Patrol Commissioner Peterson Dies

Sacramento reports the death of California Highway Patrol Commissioner Clifford UK Peterson from a heart ailment. Appointed in 1947 by Gov. Warren, Peterson led the CHP through reforms and public safety efforts. Survived by wife Nora and two children, he is praised for reducing highway deaths and injuries.

Sacramento Clifford UK. Peterson California Highway Patrol Karl Warren Ot Peterson Wenvern Warren Isiad Paterson Nora Las Tasas Way jSarramento Clifford E Polorzou Gaw Department of Met Public Safety Peteyseig Wils PRE National Academy Inits FBI Ideatlengy Associates

Hayward museum study group names officers and hosts meeting

Hayward area officers were named to study a proposed Hayward museum. The organization met at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren with Wesley Grishin presiding to discuss history, paleontology and herbarium work at UC. Founding members and officers include Vineet D Graham as vice chairman and Mrs Ward as secretary treasurer, plus professors and local residents shaping the museum’s goals and constitution.

Hayward Museum Hayward Temperane Hayward Area Ablauy & Mutual Sciences Baye Area Hell M H Chiy Warren Wesley Grishin Wie Hay Dale Anthlogisis Miller Archidh Himurporalion Steps Vineet D Graham Fol, Ward Leontology Museu Arberl Mason Herbarium Nillee George Mays Donald Savage Graham Roland Bendel Washington Township Rata Museum of Palean Marti Oubes Tester Garda Tose Daleshell Super Kiss Peulopts Beracamays Guy Waoven Tie Robert Ore Enidng O Honda Ab Bids Manunals Avalon Ames Joseph Rehenone Owillef Seinee San Mraeisen Avrauny

Annexation hearing set by Livinton Sanitary District

A public meeting is scheduled for March 10 at 7 70 p m to consider annexation of a large tract of land into the Livinton sanitary district. The notice invites affected residents and property owners to attend and present comments.

Irvington Ammonalion Asquid Af Reineton Brecht Iivington Sanitary Detyiet Board

Balance of Budget Now Doubtful

Congressional sources say the Eisenhower administration doubts it can balance the 1954 fiscal year budget and may ask Congress to delay tax relief. The excess profits tax due June 30 and personal income taxes due next January would cost the Treasury over 2 billion dollars. Republicans oppose rushing tax cuts before a balanced budget is achieved.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Treasury House New York Senate Thes Thea Thea Transtituonal Right Not To Testify Aginst Therselves House un-American Activities Committee Charles Bi. Brownsm Sinronndiaim State Department Department John Montgomery Wierech Brownson Brownson Fald Daniel A. Reed R-N.y

Tarantino Case Goes Into Recess

SAN FRANCISCO The grand jury investigation of James Tarantino for using a gossip magazine to coerc e advertisers was recessed until next Monday. District Attorney Thomas Lynch and police said Tarantino warned to blast people in Hollywood Life if they refused advertising space. The latest witness, a woman kept unnamed, testified before the panel.

San Francisco Grand Jute James Trinting Thomas Lynch Tarantino Sirenenad Hollywood Life Lynch Oakland Harold Prink San Quentin Harold Santina Missinn Primk Alameda County Attige James Agee Jeb W. Ward Deento Betty Gile Newark Prink

Centennial Group Sets Feb 17 Meeting In Oakland

Alameda County's Centennial Celebration commission schedules its first meeting for 2 pm February 17 in the Oakland courthouse. Col. Noel W. Armstrong announces the event and outlines preliminary planning for the county's centennial observance.

Centennial Group Alameda County Fone No W. Armstrong

Early meeting planned on parallel bridge in Bay Area pact

SAN FRANCISCO officials scheduled a meeting for tomorrow with East Bay representatives to seek agreement on a parallel bridge and southern crossing project. Mayor Elmer Robinson said a seven member committee will discuss with East Bay officials as talks continue.

San Francisco Fran Viron Fast Bay City Elmer Robinson East Bay

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