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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
11
Red Rose Leaders Held For 15 Murders
In Roje Island Korea American military police seized top communist leaders from persunee compound 77 after mass killings of anti communists. Eleven died in the last hours as prisoners were moved and more bodies found in wells ditches and a trench. Paratroopers reported discovering mutilated corpses and warned the area held hundreds more victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Painton
Roje Island
Korea
Persunee Compound
Red Commissars
Thore Buries
Sevan
Ax Hoor
Allite
Rauohy
Red
Mowat
67Th Airborne
Ainne
David Korn
Hichmand
W. Bavrar
Digappoiis
Ind
Kor
He Sideich
Bile
Uaydon J
Bull) Bosalner
Ain Alloy Enviris
Nv Frigay
Aoatheraghya
Sion
Indies
Box Social Set In Castro Valley
Castro Valley chamber of commerce schedules a Saturday evening box social at Harvey A. Johns Co 17200 Foothill Blvd Castro Valley. Chanticleers workshop group and Pepury Holt will entertain with dancing and box auction. Guest is expected to pack a light lunch for two per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Harvey A. Johns Company
Foothill Boulevard
Castro Valley Chanticleers Workshop Group
Pepury Holt
Royal Avenrdionist
Ar Auelian
Enel Waman
Teri
Water Pump Stolen At Rowell Ranch
Dublin sheriff's deputies investigated the theft of a large water pump and 90 feet of hose from the Ray J. Rowell ranch launch near Dublin. The pump was described as being used at a slaughter house and no motive or suspect explanation was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowell Ranch
Dublin
Ray J. Rowell
Het
Sheriff's Deputies
Rowell
New Wash. Manor School Approved in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo area in Washington Manor approves a new elementary school with 12 classrooms a multipurpose room and admin unit to serve hundreds of area children. Bids for the 14th project under a 7 million dollar state aid program will open July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Washington Manor
Newext
Board of
Truslers
Mayton Avenue
Washington Area
Washington Acrington Gardens
Sunnypill
Enare
8Th Avenue
Lewelling Boulevard
Umder
San Larenao School
Sycamore
Une
Inside notes on Eden C of C reform effort and ads
The page notes Inside features on the First Step Eden Chamber of Commerce plan to abolish control and urges action. It lists candidates and shows 17 dads in a fashion bay contest with page references. An editorial warns against punishing a newspaper by pressuring merchants to withhold ads. Also mentions a pending bridge band sale and a war Reds strike with fury Pago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rags
Eay
Gay
Warren
Pato Ll
Churchill Warns Britain Faces Near Bankruptcy
London wartime mood as Prime Minister Winston Churchill warns that Britain stands on a dangerous brink of insolvency. He says the nation risks losing possessions and glory if economic peril deepens, urging press to emphasize the crisis and its impact on national morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Churchill
British Press Association
Howe
Vic
Elizabeth 17
Dollar Steamship ownership dispute nears settlement
Washington seven year tangle over the Dollar Steamship line ownership appeared near end as Attorney General James P. McGrannery announced approval of an out of court settlement negotiated by the department of commerce, concluding the long running legal tangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington H
Ula
Dolla Steamship Line
Nogy
Jamcs P. McGrannery
Commerce
San Lorenzo Homes Seek Slow Pace on Airport Zoning
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association asks Hayward to slow industrial zoning near Hayward airport. In letters to Mayor Hoar and FHA zone official Case, the group urges a joint review by city, county planning commission, and residents. They say residential development does not threaten the airport and request reinstatement of loan commitments for homes near the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Hayward
County Planning Commission
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Association Board of Directors
John Hoar
Joseph Casesidy
FHA
Washington
Air Force Nas Ue
Daily Review
David Fidhe
Settlement Reached In Hodder Accident Case
Dianne Hodder, a former Washington Manor pupil, will receive 67250 after a San Lorenzo jury reached a settlement before trial in a $200000 damages suit filed by her mother guardian Mildred Statler. The minor suffered extensive injuries when she fell under a rolling theater truck at a San Lorenzo shopping area on May 9 1951. Insurance defendants and their counsel settled with Hodder and her guardians. The case involved multiple defendants including Metintyre and Company United Grocers and others with settlements totaling 67250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Dianne Hodder
Washington Manor
I Manor
Mildred Statler
Almeda County
Thomas Lerwick
Willy Counsey
Co. Metintyre and Company
United Grocers
Uch Arriver
Thonaiy Montetan
San Francisco
Robert
Willian
Ann Od
Wip
Frank
Lee Tyros
Farnsworth
Weat Avenue
Pan
Emornine Frany
West Coast Gas Pipeline Explodes Shocks Residents
A 25 inch natural gas pipeline on the West Coast exploded dawn, sending a fireball visible for miles. Two switchboxes reported seeing a light like a wreckage. witnesses described a plane and a boy sighting. The explosion blew a large hole and damaged no nearby structures. EL Paso Naval Gas Co shut off pressure from the source end as crews inspected the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn
Lex
Anyiny
Guorge Parker
Dirwsy Cote
Wil
Amarilla al Fo
Emsployes
EL Paso Naval Gas Co
Lina O
Wash Manor Homeowners elect new board members
New Wash ington Manor Homeowners slate chosen at a general meeting held last night. Officers Milton Agnew, Slur vil Krutper, LaAvidon Waller Klein, Anthony and Pes Taylin named as members with Tanek president. A further meeting at the school is scheduled for June 19 to confirm the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lotinyo
Washington Manor
Milton Agnew
Slurvil Krutper
LaAvidon Waller Klein
Anthony
Stand Niles
Fair this afternoon tonight and Thursday
A local fair runs this afternoon and tonight through Thursday with admission priced at $3 35.
State Engineers Explain Freeway Interchanges
Sacramento reports a new four lane Eastshore Freeway section from 98th Avenue Oakland to San Lorenzo, with multiple interchanges serving dense Eastbay districts. A noon ribbon cutting will feature state and local officials, while further sections continue under construction toward Castro Valley. The project, costing over three million dollars, began under John H. Skeggs and is now led by B. W. Booker with Hooker supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Eastshore Freews
Wehway
98Th Avenue
Oakland
Lewelling ‘Soulyvard
Dear San Lorena
Eastbay Territory
San Leandro
Lorenzo Dink
RM. Gillis
Varry Sartell
Alameda County
Ciale
Pam
Lewelling Boulevard
San Lorenzo
Willy Lorenzo
ML Eden
98Th Avenut
West Avenue
State Department of Public Works
Washington Avenue i
Castro Valley
Washington Avenue
Male
Castra Va
Lex
Rothey
Euae
John H. Skeggs
B. W. Booker
Hooker
Knowland Likely Veep Candidate in GOP Nomination Spin
The report polls Sen. William F. Knowland of California as a probable running mate choice for the Republican ticket as Eisenhower and Taft contend for the presidential nomination. Generals and senators including MacArthur, Ike, and Ledge weigh in on the strategy with Knowland seen as a potential compromise pick amid a crowded field. In the Democratic race, Sen. Richard Russell and President Truman discuss strategy as Russell considers a presidential bid while remaining reticent on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hanes
William FP. Krewland
Cal
Yy. Krewt
Dwight D. Klenhower
Robert Ay
West
Karl Warren
Calfornia
Knowland
California
Taft
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Np
Norwalag MacArthur
Tatl
Henry Cabot Ledge, Jr
Richard B. Russall D
Truman
White House
Gertusa
Asilomar State Park Purchase Considered in Monterey County
The State Lands Division weighs buying the Asilomar site in Monterey County for a state park. A private group sought a $500,000 grant but opposition emerged. If the sale proceeds, the state and interested parties would cover costs. final decision rests with the Board of Parks Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Monterey County
O Tas
Veret Tavell
Divinibtand
Druin
Benvies
Parks Comets
San Mrativca Pedy
Mwaedhi Christian
Riouus
Wuich
Ilar
Seizure Powers Defeated in Senate Clash Over War Authority
The Senate defeated another attempt to grant the President emergency power to seize steel plants during a national strike. A Morse proposal to authorize a 60 day strike response was rejected, while three other measures to limit such authority failed. Farm price supports for major crops were approved, with parity goals and automatic adjustments tied to planting plans and awaiting presidential action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington. N
Senate
Wayne Morse
Congress
Framat
Averid Jment
Seceetary
Agriculure
Damage suit filed again in San Rafael case
James F. Peterson of the Independent Marine Union sues for 400,008 dollars alleging damages. The filing follows claims of threats by a group linked to the AFL and Saltors Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lundegerg
San Rafael
James F. Peterson
Mariny Pirnman's Union
AFL
Saltors Union
57 FATHERS CONTEST FOR DADS DAY HONORS
Fifty seven fathers compete for Fathers Day honors in a local contest sponsored by The Daily Review. Judges will select winners in multiple age and appearance categories with prizes including denim jeans dinner music and gift certificates from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanes den Fathers
Hiemerd
Daily Royle
Hyecuird
Luckiwat
Tweed
Benny
Dave
Roberts & Getnert
Arena Park
Ward Drug
Middle Street
Kwngelf
Antinn
Ruane
Alfred
Pas Ce
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Ronson
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Bowruin
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