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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
7
Tomorrow's Pleasanton entries list racing card details with first post time at 14 0 and notes about clear and fast conditions.
Bridges independent longshore union ILWU asks for a waterfront investigation and immediate talks with Pacific Maritime Association to curb what it calls jurisdictional raids by SUP and Marine Cooks and Stewards union amid a west coast loading dispute. ILWU plans a special committee to press for action as a strike by SUP continues and tensions rise on the San Francisco waterfront.
Defective wiring in an electric stave caused a fire at Janes Gardner's home on 1200 Oxford Street in Hayward. Estimated damage set at $100. Fire units arrived to find walls and ceiling burned and smoke damage throughout the house. Gardner, away at a neighbor's, discovered the blaze when he returned to quell his son’s restlessness. Sheriff's deputies investigated but details remain unclear.
Inside brief notes reference a walled bombing policy in Korean peace talks and a $1,000,000 figure. Mentions Henry McLemore and coverage across pages 2, 4, 9 and 10 with scattered references to signup, parents and term children.
Superior Judge Mildred Lillie ruled that Pia Lindstrom should spend the summer with Dr. Peter Lindstrom in Rome, finding it in the child’s best interest while urging reconciliation with her mother as soon as possible. The ruling noted the mother’s prolonged absence and potential need for future custody discussions outside court.
Pleasant retailers plan to close shops as the Pleasanton fair enters its fifth day of a six day run at the Alameda County Fair Grounds. Agriculture exhibits are judged and a matinee of Cavalcade of States is set for 2 20 this afternoon at the Court of Poor Seasons.
PURASANTON A man released from jail sparked a wild spending spree that led to pursuit by deputies. Victor Sehech, 88, imprisoned for passing bad checks, was tracked from Parks Air Force Base to a PLEGnantun restaurant where he was recaptured. Deputies Wayne Medsher and Manuel Amira led the manhunt.
Pile Drivers Local 114 and Associated General Contractors reached a new labor agreement ending an 11 week strike. The deal includes a 72 cent hourly health and welfare contribution, an $9 daily allowance, and travel and working condition improvements. Union and employers approved the settlement, per Local 114 business representative Dave Williams.
Craig Ve Lewis 28 former personal secretary to General Douglas MacArthur was killed in an automobile accident near Dublin California. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Provo Utah with a military honor guard at a family plot in Brigham.
A person identified as Parks WAF faces murder charges over the death of her newborn whose body was found in a trash can at Park Air Price Base. The trial was postponed from this week and rescheduled for next Monday before Federal Side Soum.
Sob Grave Movin from San Lorenzo leads an appeal before the Court of Military Appeals in Washington D C over a Camp Breckenridge beating case. Serevems convicted on charges of misconduct. sentence reduced from dishonorable discharge to 18 months. Mrs Morton says she plans to consult her daughter's attorney as proceedings continue.
Denver report says General Dwight D. Eisenhower warned that the simple truths in his foreign policy pronouncement must be incorporated in the Republican platform or he cannot accept the party's foreign policy. He outlined five points presented in a nationally televised speech and broadcast last night as essential to U S collective security, plus a sixth point in a letter addressed to John Foster Dulles that was released to the press.
Power outages hit Niles and Decoto as three poles shorted causing showers to be shut off yesterday. Service returned in about 45 minutes but repairs took around four hours before full restoration in the Decoto area was completed.
Golden West branch No 1 of the American Gloxinia Society holds its meeting at Woodrow Wile sap khan 1390 Williams Street San Leandro instead of Mykinlny school at ddth Street. The session starts 10 p.m with Esler Johnpson presiding. venue change due to evacuations.
Uhal Phe Paul C. Ramirez son of Mey and Mrs Elisa Ramirez 200 Gixtlstreut has been wounded by shrapnel in Korea and is recovering in a Tokyo hospital He enlisted in the Army in March 1951 and was assigned to infantry duties at the front for two weeks prior to his injury He has been in the Korean theater since last September
An American Air Force B-50 bomber crashed near RAF Lakenheath in England during rotational training from Waller Air Base. The aircraft burned on impact. crews and at least one English officer reported. U S fighters assisted in extinguishing the fire as survivors were sought.
Mrs Montero heard a trenching sound and found a dented van against her home in San Libandro. The vehicle rolled into the Mantore residence thrice in months, damaging a flowerbed and causing soil ruts along Jind Street. Mrs Dunall A Devine of Gaklart cited faulty emergency brake as likely cause.
Eastbay police searched today for three men suspected in robberies at the Quilland tavern and a Richmond gas station early today. About 300 dollars was stolen with roles including 18 and 35 dollars from customers. A gas station attendant, Robert Adarman, reported the heist and described two robbers taking cash while a third waited in a getaway car.
London Prime Minister Winslow Churchill faces Labour questions in Parliament over Allied air raids on Yalu river power plants and possible U.S. representations. Laborites press for an immediate debate as tensions rise around policy on the Yalu attacks and broader war aims in Manchuria and the Far East.
Four counts of manslaughter filed by Deputy District Attorney and signed by a CHP captain stem from a June 1 highway crash on the Nies road near Washington Townshig. A San Jose family's vehicle collided with Elon’s Gat, killing Henrique Lettoncourt, Theresa Bettencourt, Mary Ribenw, and David Aguiar, ages 7, 4, 9, and 5, respectively. The driver faces up to 20 years in prison.
Allied air units struck five power facilities in North Korea delaying the war effort. Three plants sustained heavy damage while one dam facility near Suiho showed partial destruction. Naval and air force coordination reduced enemy electric output significantly.
Three area boys win a Detroit contest trip as highlight of the annual Northern Culernity event. Participants include Hayward, Hicks, and Len idol, with awards presented by officials including Jack Molton and Thor Mahian. The event, held in Newark, features entrants from multiple districts and offers a chance to compete in the National Play Model event in Detet Mags on May 20.
A special feature starts on the Sports Page today and will run daily for the next three weeks. The focus is the etiquette and rules of golf, guiding players to brush up on proper conduct and play.
Weber of Levee High School won the竞 Boys State supervisor race yesterday sweeping all opponents. The event saw participants from Hayward High School and other counties, with several senior youths listed among finalists.
An unclear local notice describes a cleaning product promising odor removal and ceiling coating with washability. It claims broad interior use and rust proof screen options, urging readers to contact Wishart's Redwood pharmacy in the Davis Shopping Center for information through exclusive dealer details.
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