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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
11
Egypt Abolishes Royal Titles and Press Censorship
Cairo reports abolition of royal titles and military censorship, praised as a major democratic step. Premier Aly Maher announced the move after Naguib’s coup, with continued monarchy under king’s regency discussed. Foreign ownership limits eased to 1 percent, and political prisoners tied to Farouk era freed. Army officers detained for coup involvement released, including Lt. Gen. Abdel Munsif Mahmoud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Tayot
Ufc
Interior Ministry
Sui la
Caira
Paths
Beyar
al Ahram
Hayat
Povement
Fet Keen
Raypt
State Council
Ahmed Fuad JE
Farouk
Afony
Naguib
Abdel Munsif Mahmoud
New Wage Stabilization Board Named
The new Wage Stabilization Board, appointed by President Truman, aims to curb inflation with limited powers. Harvard professor James Parchild Fox, named chairman, states the board could be effective though restricted by the defense production act. The six labor members from the old board join, two public-industry seats remain open as the members prepare to begin work and assess wage and labor issues nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fox
PhD
Harvard University
eat@iday
Framan
Ald
Gala Tie
Fbor
Truman
Old
Coy
Old Board
Pew
iNamed
Cox
Tal N. Gullirie
Irapal Hill
Uniqsity of North Carolina
Comat
Pwspaper
Tarald L. Earshaw
John R. Steelman
Fiskant
Stanford University du Whittier
Calif
Malcnim Dentise
Vosse Point Park
Mich
Ford
Hiram
Hall
Denville
Bigelow
Fooy A
Hennessy
Elizabeth
Napiig
New Crossing Plans Talked in San Francisco Bay Area
Last night a formal discussion covered no new crossing options for the San Francisco Bay north end. Proponents of a 60 million Richmond San Rafael bridge addressed the San Francisco board of supervisors fronted by T Fred Bagshaw and Mayor Gust Alya. They proposed a two lane high level span with future expansion and no block to an earth s Way. Backing cars would be T F Tavittle and Assemblyman Richard Bolwig who noted a causeway is also a saltwater barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Hoa
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Richmond- San Rafael
T. Fred Bagshaw
Marin County Board of Supervisors
Gust J. Alya
Richmond
F. Tavttle
Sonoma County
Richard Bolwig
Pergola Hill Crash at Crow Canyon
Two vehicles colliding on US 50 near Crow Canyon Road left Anthony Moran 88 dead on arrival at Hayward Hospital. Driver Ray R Davis 45 not cited. Ruth Mack 42 transferred to Hayward Hospital after an automobile smash. Antune Pavack 43 and Harold Tolar 22 involved. Pavack’s car collided with a second vehicle sending Willard Lane 24 to Parka Air Force Base hospital with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decoto
Renly
Antonia Moran
Hayward-Niles
B Street
Kau
Ray R. Davis
Grandview
Avenir
Hayward
Moran
Genero Moran
Lindo Care
Ruth Memack
Diaballos Cour
Hayward Hospital
Om Fairmont
Antune Pavack
Sen Leandra
Harold Tolar
Parka Air Force Base
Willard Lane
Foreman Bill Injured in San Marion Bridge Crash
Bill Mackintosh a 38 year old foreman with Bar Nothing Ranch was injured in a high speed crash when a blown tire or oil slick caused his car to run off the road and collide with guard rails on the San Marion Bridge approach. He was transported to Levine Hospital in Hayward for treatment.
Reserve Corps Plans Completed
Oakland plans completed for summer training of U S Army Infantry Reservists from California Arizona and Nevada at Camp Cooke August 10 to 24. Local reservists ordered to summer training include Lt. Col. Forrest Lindsay Maj. Clarence C. Walter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Neserve
U.S. Army Infantry
California
Arizona
Nevada
Camp Cooke
Cal
John R. Locke
Castra Valley
Forrest
Lindsay
Hayward
Earl W. Huntling
San Teandro
Clarence C. Walter
Gastia Valley
California rattled by 6.1 quake after major temblor
The Los Angeles area felt a 6.1 magnitude aftershock described as the sharpest since the Tuesday killer quake that killed 12. UC Berkeley seismologists pegged the morning tremor at 6.1. Bakersfield and Arvin sectors reported damage, with a Bakersfield jail rocked and East Pasadena lights flickering. No widespread damage reported in LA as officials noted aftershocks shifting the Bear Mountain fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jillery
California
University of California
Barkaley
Tembler
Long Beach
Sheriff's Office
Bob Littleton
Aryjn
Bakersfield
Hollywood Police Department
East
Pasaden
Bear Mountain
Pubes Field
Arvin-Tehachap
Kerm
Tohachap
Arvin
Biggest Night Air Raid By UN is Termed Good To Excellent
Rodriguez Found Guilty Of 2nd Degree Murder Faces 5 Years to Life. San Francisco reports jurors deliberated 5 hours 32 minutes before convicting Toman Rodriguez of the death of 16 year old Hilda Rosa Pagan. Defense claims death accidental after a heated argument over a request for intimacy. Rodriguez faces a potential sentence from five years to life. judge to consider post verdict motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodriguez
San Francisco
Toman Rodriguez
Inve
Hilda Rosa Pagan
Mission Park
Iast
Rodrigues
Pact Signed Ends Hayward Restaurant Strike
Three employer groups sign a new three year contract with Culinary and Bartenders Union after pickets, with 80 employers represented and about 10 independents. Wages rise 30 cents daily for waitresses and cooks, bartenders up to 25 cents, health benefits cap at 1.25 monthly per employer. Effective July 7, 1952, wage reopeners annually on anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alalyeda
County Tavern Owners Association
Roy Wonds
Inliance
East Hay Reatsurant Owners Assocation
Uniter ‘Em Owners
Phoneman Delivers Wife's Baby at Home in Castro Valley
Richard and Elsea Elsen of Castro Valley, branching from telephone work, delivered their third child at 2 45 a m after waiting for a doctor. Elsea, 923 Modelo Street, assisted the birth of a seven pound son named Richard Calvin Elsen Jr. He is a Navy veteran and Pacific Telephone station installer. The doctor arrived about 30 minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Richard & Elsea
Elsea
Modelo Street
Linda
Jennifer
Richard Calvin Elsen Jr
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oakland
Southern States Disaster Area From Drought
The Agriculture Department designated Alabama Georgia Kentucky and Mississippi as disaster areas due to severe drought. The move enables the Farmers Home Administration to approve emergency loans for farmers whose crops and pastures suffered from the dry weather and high temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Tlt
Agriculture Department
Alabbama
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Department
Farmers Home Administration
Young Hayward Mother Kidnapped and Attacked
A Hayward mother was abducted by four men last night and held for over two hours while repeatedly assaulted. She was freed at 5:30 am as Hayward police and county investigators pursue leads, questioning suspects with sexual crime records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Fran Te County
Ela San Leandro
Deevto
Edward Reed
East 14Th Street
Reed
Vole
Decoto
Denge Aund Tor
Marcie Erept
Gaetan
Wind
George Forth
Transocean Subsidiary Lands $7.5 Million Maintenance Contract
AEMCO Oakland Airport awarded a seven and half million dollar maintenance and overhaul contract by the Materiel Command. The agreement covers heavy transport aircraft maintenance including airframe and engines at AEMCO’s Oakland base. The deal could create about 400 jobs for the contract duration. AEMCO, established by Insneewn, operates 493 heavy aircraft and has earned $25,109,000 in wages and supplies previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amurdufnction Firmis
Atlon
ABMCO
Oakland
Weamline
Supmalsop
AW Prosport Servier
AEMAG
Trv
Meaditieilion
Mili- Air
Kar Whel
Sind
Insneewn
Abie Lines
Bertinade Ti
AEMCO
Oakland Bay Area
Johnsen
Johnson
United States
Jorsign
Gloomy view of truce stalls Korean armistice talks
United Nations and Communist negotiators faced a bleak outlook in Korea as armistice progress stalled over minor points. General Van Fleet echoed pessimism, telling reporters the chances of an armistice were lower than ever, amid propaganda from Peiping’s Voice of Red China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanmuniom
Koren Boh
United Nations
Korea
Anges
Radiy Peiping
Inside News Briefs Across Pages
A string of short items highlights civil defense upgrades in Ashland and a new state system, plus regional notices. The notices reference a million and a medal award, with page references to further details and a toxics topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Nixon visits Dallas in brief stop on Texas swing
Senator Richard Nixon Republican presidential hopeful made a short Dallas stop en route to Columbus Ohio and urged Texas Republicans to seek coop eration with Democrats and support the GOP. He noted Texas last voted Republican in 1928 and said he and Dwight Eisenhower hoped to visit every state. Nixon voiced belief a bipartisan movement could form with Democrats in Texas and nationwide to oppose Truman and the Fair Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Itchard Nixon
Dallis
Columbus
Texas Unis
Texas
Herbert Hoover
Nron
Dwight Vdephewer
Eisenhower
Nixon
California
Gary
Earl Warren
Truman
Usker
Adla Ste- Leon
Stovenson
Weather snapshot with fog and mild temps ahead
Morning fog drifts across the area with clear skies tonight and Friday. Temperatures remain mild with light winds and no significant precipitation expected.
Night raid hits aluminum plant near Sinuiju in Korea
American B-29s of the 63rd wing attacked the Oriental Light Metals plant near Sinuiju four miles from the Chinese border in the war’s largest single target night bombing. Twelve passes were flown under cloud cover as crews faced anti-aircraft fire and enemy jets while avoiding civilian sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dick
Seoul
Korea
W.— Sh Gen
Oto Po Wevland
Far East
Aurocomeminder
Red Ching
Okinawa
Japan
Oriental Light Metals Company
MIL
Julius W. Meimler
Wheeling
W. Va
Meiniel
Nun
Meintal
Ind Li
Richard G. Crane
Galvaston
Tex
Ralph Ry Soaste
Houston
Winton R. Close
Los Angeles
Wang
Flo
Yalu
Manchuria
Manchurian
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General Insurance
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Wistrick
W. Berman
Fodrigues
John E. Boitnots
Comfort
Pfc
Henry A
Mikoosa
Wis
Reds
North Korea
Priday
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Link
Marina
Hayward — Peace
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Culin Eernate
Allanre
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Eed
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Devota
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Hayward Plate Glass & Mirror CO
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