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Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1951

Page

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General Freeze on Prices Possible by This Weekend

Washington news reports a price stabilizer plan for a general price freeze across most items with certain exemptions. DiSalle plans a nationwide freeze order before the weekend, with wage and price controls to follow and 42 regional offices opening Monday.

Washington V. Dikalle Sali Hudey Mouse Senate Distille Tolthiack DisaNe Elance Brent Spence Royal House Banking Committee White House Truman Congress Cyrus Ching House Senate Eric A. Johmston eChinigt Johnston Ims Joseph C. O'Mahoney Wye John J. Sparkmann Alv Ralph K. Manders Mt, Vin John Ty Levis Ity Hinek Ailampbile

Authority Bans Use of Nickel Across Nonessential Goods

The national production authority bans nickel use in nonessential steel items from March 1 and nickel bearing alloys from April 1, with a two month grace period for pre started products. The order targets nickel plated bumpers, trim, jewelry, toys, appliances, farm and construction items and other nonessential goods, following prior copper restrictions.

Washington NPA Oder NPA

Resume Lorenzo Creek Work Emergency repairs resume after heavy rains

James B. Shaw of the U S Army Engineers in San Francisco said emergency repairs to Lorenzo Creek levee are underway. Work includes dirt milling on the north bank from Hesperian Boulevard to Laurens Avenue and strengthening weak spots on the south bank with completion expected by mid February. WME Corporation of San Leandro received a $4332 contract for grading and related work. A San Lorenzo Creek channel clearance project is under consideration with no decision yet.

San Levenge Creek James B. Shaw Pure Information U.S. Army Engineers San F Nnisco Hesperitn Boulevard WME Corporation San Leandro Ronlyactors

First Unit Set For Subdivision East of Eaststore freeway

The first unit of an L100 home subdivision won planning approval for its tentative map. The subdivision will lie east of the Eaststore freeway, south of Harderton, and west of Garingrand. Annexation is expected to begin soon as Granin-Moyer plans additional west side homes and a future shopping district along Tiarder road near Jackson street.

Subelvisiod Planning Commission Harderton Garing Rand Tatra Granin-Moyer Sabe Hayward Lyack Vity Mt. Filensehan Hingword Area Gray Neds Jackson Street Farder Road Tarman Avenue Mt. Follon

Baby sitter targeted in early morning home intrusion

Mrs Anna F S Louis, 65, babysitting in San Leandro at 2 am, was choked and threatened by a man who entered through a unlocked door while posing as a service worker. He escaped in a black sedan after a struggle. Sheriff and San Leandro police sought the suspect, linked to prior kidnap reports and a separate Oakland case, with descriptions noting height and weight similarities but conflicting facial hair details.

Isme Knight Calland Oakland

Eden School Money Allocation By State Board Details

The state allocation board conditionally apportioned funds to Eden area districts including Mt Eden and Alavonda county, with Mt Eden receiving 475, and prior allocations to May weld Sun Luyenge Castra Valley LaVista. The latest allotment was 290000 less than planned due to lower school population figures, leaving 27000000 of an original 225000000 fund unspent.

State Allocation Board Alavonda County Mt. Eden Mayweld Sun Luyenge Castra Valley LaVista Department of Education

Lorenzo High Pedestrian Safety Meeting Eyes Lewelling Route

County and school officials plus local developers and residents meet at San Lorenzo High to review improving student safety near Lewelling boulevard and Ashland avenue. They note the 20 foot Hesperian bridge must carry foot and motor traffic as 1100 students enroll next fall and a new parochial school is planned for 1952. A conference with county authorities is tentatively set for a Wednesday in the San Lorenzo High conference room.

Siu Lorenzo High Schcel Chucel Janssen Wallace Boggs Lewelling Boulevard Ashland Avenue San Lorenzo Village EL Guy Warren Ry A. Rrimo Walter Ballan Greenwood Corporation Marvin Richardson M. J. Sanford San Lorenzo Village Homes Association Robert ¥. Morrill San Lorenzo Schools Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo High School Uayware Union High School Paseo Grande Nel 150Th and Fleming Pam San Lurenzo High School

servicemen charged for free Bob Hope show at Chanute Field

Air force officers at Chanute Field said servicemen paid 1.4 dollars for two Bob Hope shows donated by the comedian. Brig. Gen. Byron Gates said 5,000 dollars were collected to benefit the servicemen. Hope, unhappy about the admission fee, was not informed attendees would pay. Gates noted the charge arose independently of a base ban on paint machines, and the show followed by upcoming carnivals and air shows.

Chanute Field Bob Hope Calif Byron Giles Gates Gehan Avery Tits Edwin Weeks

Higher Food Prices Surge in Week, Bradstreets Index Soars

New York wholesale food price index for the week ended Jan 28 climbs to 7.08, the highest in over 28 months, up 22.5 percent from a year earlier. The weekly rise marks a sixth straight advance as 14 commodities gain, 5 fall, and 12 hold steady, with flour, beef, sugar, and coffee among leaders.

New York

Morse enters no blanket deferments plea

Washington based report on Senator Morse of Oregon calling for no blanket military deferments. He proposes drafting education vital students and sending them to school in uniform as the draft bill considers extending service and deferring thousands of students. Other items touched on include Eisenhower’s impending address and Marine Corps expansion efforts. A Pittsburgh note mentions a suburban Maine meter tipping a coin into a slot.

Washington Len Wayne Morse Ore Morse Senate Defense Department John W. McCormack Massachusetts Cien Dwight D. Eisenhower House Douglas Maring Marine Corps Joint Chiefs of Staff Marings Park Navy Chief of Naval Operations Richard B. Russell Congress Europe Allantic Pact Aviary Senate Crime Committee Joe Adonis Anthony d Tony" Accardo al Capone Chicago

Castro Valley Elementary Orchestra to Open Spring Concert

The Castro Valley elementary school orchestra, directed by George DeGregori, will perform the first of three spring concerts at 5 p.m. in Castro Valley. About 60 fourth to eighth graders, selected by tryouts, will play pieces including Didon and a Norwegian Suite, with Sandra Yur Ovmer and Honare Vitale soloists.

Castro Valley Pyortedts iGeorge DeGregori Tomarreyit Right Sandra Yur Ovmer Castro Valley School Orchestra Ronald Vitale George de Gregors Sandra van Ormer Robert Oder Ntl

Communique counters condemnation move by U N

Western allies consider China's offer to negotiate on Korea and Far East issues via a seven power conference. Indian delegation confirms receipt, calling the message very important and encouraging. U S seeks UN condemnation of China as aggressor despite Britain opposition and expected Arab Asian bloc actions.

Lake Suggs N. Y China Peking United Nations United Nations General Assembly Uommiyist Dean Acheson Washington U.N United States Britain U. S Warren R. Austin Prt Favarl Rar AL Tks

UN Task Force Presses North of Wonju in Korea Drive

A United Nations task force penetrated to within 34 miles of the 38th parallel in central Korea, advancing through two enemy roadblocks to Huengsong and withdrawing. Air forces clashed with MiG-15s over northwest Korea, with American jets claiming several enemy losses and no U.S. aircraft down. Patrols disrupted Communist supply lines near Huichon and Kuru while helicopters rescued five downed airmen in no man’s land.

Tokyo United Nations Korea Seoul Huengsong Wonju No-Man’s-Land Yongwal Manchuria Anju Manchurian Huichon Kuru T Three Sth Air Force No-Man's-Land Commmunists Ath Parallel Feds

Man Goes Mad At UN Meeting

Joseph Gamba, 46, of New York City, identified himself as an unemployed New Yorker with arthritis and wife trouble. He went berserk in the United Nations main political room near the Par East debate, knocking over the nameplates of 56 countries and threatening guards before being subdued and taken to Queens General Hospital for observation.

Lake Success N. Y Unitd Nations Queens General Hospital Joseph Gamba New York City Sweden Luxembourg Mexico Liberia Lebanon

France and New Zealand back U N stance on China in Korea

Paris announced support for the United States motion in the United Nations condemning Chinese Communist actions in Korea. Wellington’s minister for External Affairs stated New Zealand would back the U N resolution in the same matter, aligning with the United States.

Paris France United States United Nations China Wellington New Zealand Afow Derdpe Wand Korea

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