14 May 1952
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1952
Page
1
Federal Judge Louis E. Goodman denounces aggressive committees pressuring witnesses to testify against themselves as borderly procedure. He appealed for a rededication to the fundamental principle of the fifth amendment during a San Francisco Bar Association address titled Orderly Procedure.
Prices listed by Poultry Producers of Central California include various egg quotation rates and weights. Poultry items cover broilers, fryers, roosters, hens of light and heavy types, squabs, rabbits, ducks, turkeys, and other fowl with weights and price ranges.
Hub ert Thompson a 74 year old former aerialist known for high wire bicycle feats is missing from Mission San Jose. An allpoints bulletin has been issued as local residents Boy Scouts and sheriff's deputies search the area. Thompson suffers heart trouble and mental confusion, is described as six feet tall, 16 pounds weight, blue eyes and light brown hair with a stiff right elbow.
Secretary of State Dean Acheson bluntly warned the Soviet Union that the United States Britain and France will resist any new rammed communist blockade in Berlin. He urged maintaining Western zones protection and ordered urgent inquiry into Soviet interference with allied patrols on the 10 mile highway between Berlin and Western Germany. Newark area director named to Alameda County administrators group. Irvington district superintendent Gus Robertson named treasurer of the organization.
Senate bankers panel votes to overhaul the wage board extend wage price controls nine months beyond requests by Truman keep federal rent controls and scarce material allocations for one year past June expiry. Veterans group backs quick GI Bill action while intra committee accord lets Rep Teague later join final version. Immigration bill faces amendments filibuster risk as Benton urges removal of objectionable provisions and a broader GOP critique. Louisiana Senator Lumber negotiates crop storage probe timing with Kem.
Detectives say the murder mystery remains unsolved with no definite motive. Witnesses cite a possible getaway car with conflicting descriptions, hindering progress. Investigators urge anyone with car sightings matching a 1990 Oldsmobile or a 1942 Nash to contact the office immediately.
Senate aide statements by Walter F. George praise Richard Russell’s Florida primary win as proof of broad appeal. ADA chair Francis Biddle says Truman will address the 1952 campaign at the convention. Gov. Earl Warren warns of communists in a GOP era while Stassen calls for loyalty-file reviews. Rep. Hugh D. Scott Jr. argues a GOP White House would deter atomic secrets theft and ensure stronger defense and local loyalty.
San Francisco judge Edward P. Murphy sentenced 42 year old publicist Von Morpurgo to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine after his April conviction on 53 counts of mail fraud. He was found guilty of bilking the Sister Kenny foundation of about $94,000 while acting as North Northern California chairman. The judge called the crime more heinous than murder or common theft.
The article quotes Clark and the joint chiefs calling Colson's concessions unadulterated blackmail as Communist leaders accuse Red prisoners at Koje of inhumane treatment. It notes Colson's promises to end forcible screening and allow communication with other compounds, opposed by Lt. Gen Nath and Vice Admiral Joy.
Report notes Transocean relongation of Hayward airport runways. Gary Creight announces the 195% Farm Home and Industry show with a Homes Beautiful feature. A resolution requests Castro Valley zoning change to high density north of Castro Valley Boulevard between San Miguel and Lake Chabot roads. Castro Valley chamber backs the project. Education committee asked to influence OU improvement and crime prevention publications. Planning committee to review water and sanitation improvements.
The Matson liner Lurline may sail today or cancel its Hawaii voyage as union members protest delaying the departure. Cooks and Stewards walkouts push cancellations near one hundred, with passengers seeking air travel to reach Honolulu.
Oregon voters head to preferent primary with Gov Earl Warren and Eisenhower backers seeking GOP support. Kefauver campaigns in Democratic field as regions south of Hayward face campaign activity and areas prepare for health department cooperation.
The Schooner Eloise, about 30 miles off the Golden Gate, reported sinking but not in bed trouble and waited for a tow back to San Francisco. Coast Guard units reached the vessel around dawn and prepared a tow, with no immediate danger to the 10 aboard. Looming 8-foot seas, 25 knot winds damaged sails and overturned two lifeboats during the maneuver.
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