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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1951

Page

1

Navy to call 47,000 reserves in three months

The Navy announced it will recall 47,000 enlisted reserves into active service during April, May, and June, 32,000 more than previously planned. The move covers chief petty officers in electronics and radio trades, bosun and quartermaster rates, radiomen, storekeepers and various aviation and mechanical specialists, with some WAVE enlisted officers and lower grades also to be called, across districts including San Diego, San Francisco and Seattle with quotas of 1877, 1508 and 1525 respectively.

Washington Navy 11Th Naval District San Diego 12Th Naval District San Francisco 13Th Naval District Seattle

Navy set to begin 2 billon ship program and new carrier

The House armed services committee approved a 2 billion program for Navy shipbuilding and conversions, including a 57,000 ton super aircraft carrier costing 235 million dollars. The bill funds 52 minesweepers seven Snorkel submarines two ocean escorts 12 fleet tankers six landing ships two rocket launchers one icebreaker and 66 landing ships plus six Essex class carriers 12 cruisers two guided missile cruisers 194 destroyers 12 radar picket destroyers and 31 landing craft.

Washington House Armed Services Committee Navy United States Vinson

New York Central Stock Push Sparks Vigorous Market

A block of 40,000 New York Central shares, valued at about a ton of gold, traded at 234% up 1% points, lifting the overall railroad group to a new high since July 21, 1981. Industrials also reached their best level since September 10, 1930, as total market turnover topped 3,000,000 shares.

NEW York U.P New York Central The Stock Exchange Jift Central

Parents Seek Son Who Left Hayward Home in November

Mr and Mrs Ralph Rodrigues of 27569 Tyrell Avenue Hayward appeal through The Daily Review for news of their missing 16 year old son Henry a Hayward High student who ran away with another youth in November hitchhiked east and was last seen entering a Merced theater The second youth later returned and said Henry had only two dollars and carried a knife Henry reportedly told him he would not be caught Sheriff reports give no clear reason for the departure and authorities fear for Henrys safety They believe he may have sought work at a ranch near Yosemite after leaving Merced and walking around town Any information will be forwarded to the parents through The Daily Review.

Ralph Rodrigues Tyrell Avenue Hayward Henry Merced Daily Review Rodrigues Ralph Rodrigo Yosemite Highway 140 Hay‘ward

Taft Says European Army Likely To Bring War

Senator Taft warned at a National Press Club luncheon that building an international army in Western Europe may provoke war rather than peace. He argued deterrence rests on atomic capability and questioned U S authority to deploy troops abroad without congressional approval amid NATO and Atlantic Pact debates.

Washington Robert. Taft Western Europe Taft National Press Club Western Europe Soviet Russia Tait United States Soviet Union Senate Truman U. S

Lorenzo Center Parents Orientation Meet Tonight

The San Lorenzo Child Development Center hosts an orientation for mothers enrolling preschoolers in afternoon sessions at 15511 Ashland Avenue. The program expands as 30 more mothers will be accommodated, with staff from San Lorenzo High School and a Mothers Club providing transport and care.

San Lorenzo Child Development Center Ashland Avenue Vivian Snowman California San Lorenzo San Lorenzo High School

Bartell Reelected Supervisor Chairman

Harry Bartell of Alameda was reelected yesterday to serve again as chairman of the county board. He began his third term as chairman at this morning's supervisors’ meeting.

Harry Bartell Alameda Bartell

Battle to Keep Escape Route Open to 8th Army Near Chungju

UN forces fought back in Korea near Wonju and Osan as Chinese and North Korean units massed for a push toward Chungju. Ratcheting clashes blocked the Reds’ advance while thousands of UN troops attempted to delay a full-scale assault on the Pusan perimeter.

8Th Army Chungju Tokyo United Nations Wonju Korea Seoul Pusan Osan An &Th 3Rd Field Army 38Th Parallel North South Korea 4Th Field Army Suwon

Every Citizen Has CD Job in Civil Defense

Gov Earl Warren urged Californians to join civil defense by training 3 5 million people in first aid with the Red Cross, recruiting police and fire reserves, and training 350 000 black wardens. He said studying the atomic survival booklet can save lives and public awareness is the program's weak link. He stressed action by every citizen as the path to a real program.

Sacramento U. Pi California Earl Warren Warren Red Cross

CV School Board Reviews Four Site Plans

Castro Valley elementary trustees studied site utilization for four proposed plants and approved preliminary plans for the Redwood school addition on Alma avenue. Plans at Christensen lane call for 16 classrooms plus shops and admin space while Stanton and Parsons schools will relieve Chabot and provide district offices. Architects carved 75 square feet per person and the board aims to complete Marshall school work by February.

Castro Valley Christensen Lane Stanton Parsons Alma Avenue Redwood School Chabiot A. B. Morris Chabott Stanton School William Street Marshall School

Manhunt Shifts North as Cook Heads for San Francisco

Pic shows Leonard A. Wright, U.S. Marine veteran of the Korean war, recovering at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital from wounds at Hagaru North Korea. He lost his left eye, was struck in the ear, jaw fractured, and lost taste and smell. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wright of San Lorenzo, announces engagement to Lillian L. Jordan, a Providence Hospital nurse. The couple’s wedding plans remain indefinite as Wright recounts a 9 pm attack and 11 pm action with his unit.

Leonard A. Wright U. S Oak Knoll Naval Hospital Hagaru North Korea Wright T. W. Wright West 150Th Avenue San Lorenzo Lillian L. Jordan Russell Fayeast Arizona

Condemnation suit held over. Oakdale court assignment planned

The condemnation of the Glass property by Eden Township Hospital District is postponed to Friday with the case to be assigned in Judge Ralph Hoyt’s Oakland court. A Korea War veteran recalls near death and injuries from gunfire and a grenade, later shipping home after hospital treatment. a Fremont High School graduate, he joined the Marine Corps in 1948.

Eden Township Ralph Hoyt Oakland

Russia estimated to hold twenty four atomic bombs by year end

A foreign diplomatic official estimated Russia now has 24 to 30 atomic bombs and aims for about 60 by year’s end, producing two bombs a month and potentially enabling limited trading. He noted the U S stockpile remains top secret while unofficial figures vary widely from hundreds to over a thousand.

Washington Russia United States U. S Amer

Killer of Eight On The Run Heads North From Mexico

William E. Cook Jr extends the manhunt as reports place him crossing toward southern California. FBI and border authorities chase the 21 year old ex convict seen in Chula Vista and Buena Park, with a green 1950 Ford and a Bray jacket. Police fear further victims as searchers comb the Mexican wilderness and border towns.

EL Centro Calif U.2 William E. Cook, Jr United States Mexico California Federal Bureau of Investigation Cook Chula ‘Vista San Francisco National City Earl Goll FBI Buena Park Orange County Los Angeles Jim Musick Here Joplin Atwood Carl Mosser Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Mossers John Dillinger Pretty Boy Floyd Imperial County

Rents Decontrolled in Livermore and Pacific Northwest

Housing Expediter Tighe E. Woods lifted federal rent controls from Livermore California and from all incorporated areas in Clark County Washington and Clackamas and Washington counties in Oregon. Local advisory boards had declared no shortage of rental housing in those areas.

Washington U.P Tighe E. Woods Livermore Calif Clark County Clackamas Oregon

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