Flying Boxcar disaster kills ten near New Boston
Ten military personnel aboard a C-82 Flying Boxcar died when the aircraft fell from a thunderstorm near New Boston Texas. Witnesses said turbulence contributed to the crash. a lightning strike was uncertain. The plane, en route to Fort Sill, was based at Donaldson Air Force Base. Names withheld pending notification.
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New Boston
Tex
Dwb
Air Force
Texas
George L. Robinson
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Fort Sil
Okla
Donaldson Air Force Base
Greenville
D.C
yaeCong Campbell
Hopkinsville
Camp Campbell
Fort Sill
Army
Texas Highway
W. QO. Hannah
Kimmich Graduates as OS C Holds 82nd Commencement
Lawrence Edward Kimmich of Hayward is among 1465 seniors and graduate students to receive degrees at Oregon State College in Corvallis. The 82nd annual exercises confer a record 218 advanced degrees including 22 doctorates of philosophy and seven doctors of education, announced by President A L Strand.
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Oregon State College
Corvallis
Lawrence Edward Kimmich
Hayward
Genior
A. L. Strand
Charters of Philosophy
Pension Talk Set for Friday in Dania Hall
The California Institute of Social Welfare will explain anti pension measures at a Friday meeting in Dania hall at 1 30 p m. The discussion includes a bill by Assemblyman Richard Dulwig San Mateo co authored by Arthur Connelley Jr San Francisco allowing county boards and city councils to contract the sale of bodies of deceased indigent aged persons to mortuary colleges for experimental use.
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California Institute of Social Welfare
Dania Hall
Richard Dulwig
San Mateo County
Arthur Connelley Jr
San Francisco
County Boards of Supervisors
Drainage Talk Slated Thursday At Muir Club
J Viveede a hydraulic engineer from Alameda county flood central will address a Muir Civic club meeting at John Muir school at 8 p m discussing drainage problems in southern Alameda county A question and answer period will follow the talk Public refreshments will be served.
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Alameda County
J. Viveede
Flood Central
Muir Civic Club
John Muir School
Vivrette
Local Egg Market Prices from Central California Producers
Poultry Producers of Central California quote eggs and live poultry rates. Nulaid eggs large 65, medium 59, small 47, large 58. Livefowl broilers under 2 pounds 27 28, fryers 24 3 pounds 60 61, over 3 pounds 30 32. Hens light under 4 pounds 42 39, over 4 pounds 39 34 7. Rousers 4 1/2 pounds and over 31 32. Hens heavy all weights 85 36. Squabs 85.
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Foday
Eag
Central
California
Nulaid
Compulsory Auto Insurance Bill Passes Committee
Sacramento news reports a Senate Judiciary committee approving a bill requiring every motorist to carry personal liability and property damage insurance before obtaining a license plate. Senator Earl Desmond argues it would compel responsible driving and fill gaps in California’s financial responsibility law highlighted as inadequate for injuries caused by negligent drivers.
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Sacramento
Senate
Earl Desmond
Massachusetts
Desmond
California
Final Stock Market Slump Hits Rails And Industrials
FINAL STOCKS NEW YORK UP Prices eraded fractions to more than a point on the Stock Exchange today. Penliggs were moderately active with broad selling across all departments. Rails fell the most losing over a point as the session wore on. Heavy industrial shares retreated and speculative issues showed wide declines.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Penliggs
GOP Women Meet in Fresno for 1952 campaign plans
State board members of the California Council of Republican Women met in Fresno for two days of workshops to coordinate club activities and state and national programs. Speakers included Mrs. Cecil Kenyon of San Marino and Mrs. Mary Richardson of San Mateo. Guests included Mrs. Marjorie Benedict of Berkeley and Mrs. Edith Lehman of Los Angeles.
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Marjorie H. E. Benedict
Berkeley
Republican National Committeewoma
Edith Alban Lehman
Los Angeles
Republican State Central Committee
Man Shot After He Runs From Cop
Lewis Basham of Sivington Oklahoma 33 in critical condition at Shasta County hospital from bullet wounds after fleeing a highway patrol stop. Rex Fletcher 36 of Muskogee Oklahoma held for carrying a concealed weapon. Patrolman Jim Lane, who found a revolver and rifles, ordered Basham out and Basham fled dropping a Luger. Lane fired four shots striking Basham in back abdomen and hand. No charges filed immediately.
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Cop Reduing
Lewis Basham
Sivington
Okla
Shasta County
Rex Wilson Fletcher
Muskogee
Jim Lane
Basham
Ave
Lane
Chinese Prisoners Confirm High Red Casualties
Chinese prisoners questioned by the U N forces claim massive Red casualties in Korea. A US 8th Army spokesman says UN estimates are substantially correct based on POW interrogations, artillery and machine gun barrages, with counts suggesting large enemy losses May 6 to 31 and a method of calculating casualties from four factors.
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8Th Army
Corea
U.S
8Th Army ‘I
United Nations
Hass
Phessuey
James A. van Pleet
Woman Bowler Pleads Guilty To Petty Theft
Ruth Kenworthy, a one time secretary of the Village 645 handicap bowling league in San Lorenzo, pleaded guilty to seven counts of petty theft in San Leandro court. Prosecutors said she took between eight and thirty seven dollars from November to January, fled to Los Angeles, was arrested there, and is held on $1000 bail at Santa Rita County Jail.
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Ruth [Fetworthy
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Gerald Cannitt
Kenworthy
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Willams
Bowling League
Hayward
Stockton
Los Angelos
Santa Rita J County
Air Reserve Officers Promotions in Bay Area Squadron
Three officers in the Hd0th Va teer Air Reserve squadron covering San Leandro and Hayward areas earned promotions through the reserve program. Robert G. McCowen of Castro Valley rises to First Lieutenant, Roger G. Nielsen of Oakland to First Lieutenant, and Ben H. Goodman of San Leandro to First Lieutenant. The flight squadron meets the second and fourth Tuesdays each month at the San Leandro Veterans Memorial building at 8:00 p.m. All veterans are invited to attend the meetings.
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Vateer Air Reserve Squadron
Fire B
San Teandro
Hayward Area
Robert G. McCowen
Castro Valley
Roger G. Nielson
Oak Jend
Ben H. Goodman
San Leandro
Mrs. Clau de Garrigus Returns Home to Convalesce
The many friends of Mrs. Clau del Garrigus, who underwent safety Thursday, are glad to know she has returned to her Wilson avenue home where she is convalescing.
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Claudel Garrigus
Wilson Avenue
Vocalist Jerry Crawford Sends Entries Abroad
Jerry Crawford today sent letters into The Daily Review while aboard the U S Line en route to Honolulu for a 12 day vocal trip.
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Alk
Jerry Crawford
the Daily Review
Honolulu
Milwaukee Public Works Buys Limestoner Slabs for Wall
Milwaukee public works officials bought limestone slabs intended for a city wall but discovered the load was contaminated with Sassus material dated at 30,000 years old. The discovery prompts review of sourcing and safety checks for municipal construction supplies.
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Milwaukee S Py
Mile
Waukee
Muse
Job-Hunting Bright for College Seniors in 5] Offers Up to 8000
A Boston report states current seniors face ample job chances with engineers offered up to 8000 dollars yearly. Beginning engineers average about 300.42 weekly, while liberal arts grads gain higher starting salaries. Executives at Denver and other campuses report strong offers and campus recruitment across the nation.
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Boston
California
Journalism
Wenn Kenneth Olson
Morthwestern University School of Journalism
Denver University
Colorado School of the
Miies
Washington University
Alexander Clark
Harvard University
Leonard Vaughan
George Washingtoniversity
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Estill Guinan
Georgetown University
State agencies seek engineers and accountants for jobs
The State Personnel Board announced openings for associate equipment engineers with monthly salaries from 446 to 530, and experienced auditors and accountants at 341 to 415 monthly. Veterans may apply by July 28. An Aug. 18 exam will also fill an Armory custodian post in the Concord National Guard Armory. The Civil Service Commission lists an information specialist with a 460 to 6400 salary. Contacts: 1015 L Street Sacramento or 107 State Building San Francisco.
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State Perssonnel Board
Civil Service Comission
Division of Highways
Concord Nationa Guard
Sintr Personnel Board
L Street
Sacramento
State Building
San Francisco
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Sansome Street
Calif
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Daily Review
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Castro_ Street
Alamein County
Lucerne
AN Lorenzo
Arriba Lucerne
Castro Malley
Hayward Printers
The
Doily Review
Castro St. Hayward
Fuente Teleshato
Garden Gate Bridge
San Trancisco
Los Mayo
GOP
Fresno
Air Reserve
Louis Knappenberger
Castro Gardens
Sin Zitbel
Yebber Tiny Dipcolingya
Pappy
B.V. D. Seersucker
American Institute of Laundering
Seersucker
Dad
Aly, Nevnettes
Ray Ward Pritiend: A Sivathi
Hayward Mortuary
Castre
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