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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1954

Page

1

Crowd of 68 000 Sees Homerun Packed Tilt

In Cleveland the American League rallied for three runs in the eighth to beat the National League 11 to 9 in a high scoring exhibition. The crowd of 68 000 witnessed a homer packed tilt and heavy hitting across the game.

Cleveland U.i Mucial Ned Bauer Kluszewski Jablonski Carrasquel Boone Ford Robinson Campanella Roberts Ameren Apamue Agersey Stengel Harner Merican Minoss Avila Minoso Mantle Herta Min Snider Johnny Antonelli New York Giants National Jexque Willie “Mays Giants Salder Musial Carpisquel Ted Williams Lemon Mingsch Jawlonski Kluszewsk Pee Tun Bob Porterfield Washington Williams Dark Soider Carrasqui Porterfield Jabronski Rosen Mays Sérter Frank Thomas Pittsburgh Pirates Antonelli Schoendienst Will Maras Warren Span Milwaukee Braves Nationals Willams Asial Righy-wamer Bob Keegan Fox Carrasque Jackson Inedge Senneing Bel aAvatling der Grissom Mineae I Schoendienst Eld Keegan Schoendiene Géné Cobley Maky Burta de Bers Id Mantle Mick Vernen Fae Berta

Hayward Doctor Faces Abortion Charges In Raid

Hayward osteopath Dr N Fubler Robinson, 53, arrested after a raid on his 69th Street office at 930 pm yesterday. He faces two counts of abortion with alleged operations on a Alameda housewife in March and a mother of one in July, plus a December 1948 case. Bail set at 3000. Police say the raid may reveal more past abortions. instruments found in sterilizer and records seized.

N.fubler Robinson Hayward Osteopath Moon Mcpayward District Attorney’s Office Robinson AY Street Hayward Municipal Court George Forth Alameda Sam Francisca Harvey Hinch Clarence Severin Oakland Ida Lt.Severin Kings Court Reid Dep. Dist John J. Schauer Hayward Tinspector

Halcyon Annexation Sparks Ashland Forum Debate

San Leandro district faces funding limits for Halcyon transportation if annexation proceeds. Superintendent Burrell says full day sessions for elementary pupils could be undone by population growth from annexation. Over 300 residents questioned officials at Fairmont school in Ashland as the panel discussed municipal services and local influence beyond San Leandro.

Ashland San Leandro Halcyon Charles Stone Clarence Bur- Tell Sen Leandro Ashland Committee Fairmont Wesley McClure McClure R. A MacDonald Anti-Annex Committee Fred Federighi Lare Harold Weiner Bay City

Dulles Arrives in Paris Backing Asian Pact Aid

U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Paris convinced that a Southeast Asian collective defense organization would help France secure an honorable Indochinese peace and settlement.

Paris INS U. S John Foster Dulles France Clanewa Ueuers Dulles Atlantic Pierre Mendes-France Anthony Edén Geneva Britain Failel Ure

City to vote on one-cent tax and use tax hike

Hayward council weighs two ordinances to raise one cent on city sales and a companion one cent use tax to close a 136000 budget gap. Mayor Wilson and councilmen discussed the measures, facing merchant opposition and a five day waiting period before a vote at the July 20 session.

Hayward W. C. Wilson Bob Wright John Purchio D. Ross McClellan Harder Road Hayward Merchant's Association Purchio

Eisenhower puts UN admission decision to NSC

President Eisenhower told Senate Republican Leader Knowland the NSC will decide whether the U S stays in or withdraws from the United Nations if Red China gains admission The White House conference listed NSC members including Nixon Dulles Wilson Stassen Flemming and Joint Chiefs officials He said the President will accept the Council's recommendation and urge Congress to withhold action for now to avoid hindering the Chinese seat bid

Washington National Security Council U.S United Nations Joint Chiefs of Staff Council Congress

Senate probes cost of fire house and pink quarantine stations

Sacramento lawmakers questioned why a fire house at Soledad prison cost 92000 and why new quarantine stations were painted paranoid pink. The Senate investigation focused on prison expansion, building costs, and construction standards as officials argued for a second new prison in a 10 year plan.

Sacramento Senate Sentte Governmental Administration Sean . T. Poage Soledad Salinas Paige Traty J. Howard Williams Port Hanot Indochina Terville Hun Yen Poage Hanoi-Haiphong Cot Kidaa 7 Dale C. Williams Alturas Ignat George ‘Miler, Jr Dot Martinez Woodens Barracks Richard A.mcgee

Churchill Move Kills Red China U.N. Seat Prospects

United Nations action notes Churchill opposition to a U N seat for Peiping now likely ends any chance of its admission in September. The speech aligned Britain more with the U S stance demanding Red China honor Korea and Indochina agreements before United Nations membership. Dr Charles W Mayo and Kenneth Reeves warn against U S withdrawal harming negotiations while urging steady leadership to prevent Communist ascendance.

United Nations N. Y INS Winston Churchill U.N China House of Commons ULN India Peiping Britain U. S Commons Korea Indochina U.S Russia Churchill Charles W. Mayo Foster and Klesser Precipi Company Montate U.S Global Organization Free World Mayo Secretary of Red China G.I

Giap launches new push near Hung Yen as Hanoi tightens

French sources report Vo Nguyen Giap deploying 12 Communist battalions on the Red River west of Hung Yen, with Hanoi braced for a major battle. About 100 Red cells inside Hanoi await orders as the city fortifies power stations, post offices, airfields, and streets while French air strikes target the Delta amid clashes with rebel forces within six miles of the capital.

VO Nguyen Giap Dien Bien Phu Red River Hung Yen Giap Hanoi High Command Red River Delta Luc No Ke Sat Delta

S.J. Men Electrocuted When Girder Hits Wire

Two men were electrocuted near San Jose when a lifting girder brushed a high voltage line. Gerald Stalder, 32, from Boston Street, San Jose, died instantly. John Hernandez, 25, of Reed Street, San Jose, died en route to O'Connor Hospital after on scene revival efforts failed.

San Jose Gerald Stalder Boston San’ Jose John. Hernandez Reed Street O'Connor Hospital

Reeves recounts crane accident injuring two workers

Reeves describes being in the truck cab guiding a hoist when the girder was raised and struck a high tension line. Stalder and Hernandez guided the metal pole and were knocked to the ground after a bright flash.

Reeves Stalder Hernandez

Do It Yourself Program Set For Hayward Club Meeting

A Do It Yourself program is scheduled for tomorrow noon at the Green Shutter Club in Hayward. Lt Oscar Youngquist of the Salvation Army will introduce featured speakers Frank Colburn and Rod Crump of Haven Tool Company Oakland.

Green Shutter O Oscar Youngquist Salvation. Army Will Frank ‘Colburn Rod “Crump Haven Tool ,Company Oakland

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