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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1950
Page
3
In Korea infantrymen live amid dirt and filth as enemy bullets shape daily life. Soldiers describe cramped rear areas, fleas, and mosquitos, with comforts scarce and fear of death ever present despite occasional improvements like better rations and field stoves.
Big Bill Lange, famed as a Chicago White Sox star and longtime Kaselitz era great, died of a heart attack in San Francisco yesterday at age 72. He collapsed in a bathroom at the Olympic Club while the former star was en route to take his nephew to the youth all star game.
Local notes from the Hayward area cover real estate casting and characters Ed Ranbe paints his office green while Irish ties show in business cards. The column mentions May and George Nielson guiding clients to Auburn properties and an oddowner seeking an abandoned mine to escape it all. Kay Mullen and Norman Enos announce an engagement, J A Walsh Realty connection noted, Crest Realty moves to a new East 14th Street office. ownership linked to G C Nichandros.
Fourteen hundred CIO shipworkers at Todd shipyards in Brooklyn and Hoboken walked out after wage talks failed. Union officers claimed no knowledge of a mediation telegram from Harold J. Colvin, who urged continued work to avoid harming the Korean war effort. Seven ships at Brooklyn and four at Hoboken were under repair with about 720 men per yard.
A Pacific Gas and Electric outage interrupted the Winterland Ice Follies in San Francisco last night, cutting power to attendance and performances. Revealed details show no injuries, with crews working to restore electricity and resume the program as soon as possible.
U S Seventh Fleet aircraft patrolled the Formosa Strait as Nationalist and Communist forces moved and signals of possible invasion activity emerged. Reports say Communist shelling targeted Quemoy and Little Quemoy while Nationalist air and naval units prepared to respond if an attack occurred.
Sacramento reports the state political parties prepare for biennial meetings within two weeks. Democrats and Republicans, led by Glennie M. Anderson and a Republican contender, plan platform talks and officer elections. Gov. Warren intends to attend the Republican sessions seeking an ally in his administration. Independent Progressive and Prohibition parties also hold meetings. Secretary Jordan urges higher voter turnout ahead of the June primary.
Geology students at North Texas State College study giant 20 000 year old bones found near Denton. Dr Waller Safnsen says the enormous prehistoric elephant likely died long ago and was buried. Officials report about 3 900 000 people voted in the primary with 2 490 000 in some area. An Ashland grass fire near 170th Avenue and Brest Street caused no reported damage.
Patrons at the kit show waited pallantly in the duck for 46 atn lites for the show to continue, creating a pause in the program and extending the wait time for attendees.
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