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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1952
Page
8
The beautiful gothic Chapel af Trinity College in Hartford Conn is celebrated for its architecture stained glass windows and an unusual combination of carvings depicting college life church symbolism and Americana.
George P. Rustelka resumes his post as general supervisor of Alameda County schools after serving as a chaplain in the U S Marines at Camp Pendleton. Born in Wisconsin, he holds a BA from Western Michigan College and an MA from the University of Chicago, with doctoral studies at Stanford. A dinner at Edward Bendans 4164 Gregory Street, Oakland, will welcome him Friday.
A burglar broke into a San Leandro dry cleaning shop at 14230 East 14th Street from the rear between Saturday evening and Sunday morning. He stole $83 in cash and left tools including nail clippers. the clippers were found outside the back door and a cat was seen on the desk. Deputies from the Maynard substation investigated the scene.
General Mark W. Ridgway returns to Washington for a briefing on his new assignment as supreme Allied commander in Europe. He arrives from Albuquerque and plans a five day capital stay before heading to Paris to succeed Eisenhower. He will brief the Joint Chiefs of Staff and report on Korea while facing Senate questions on foreign aid and the Koje island POW camp.
Disaster officials and volunteers patrolled levees along the lower San Joaquin as water rose near Hood stage. Six families in San Joaquin City were evacuated as a precaution while levees were said to be in good shape after winter strengthening by Army engineers and farmers. River officials blamed six foot tides and heavy Sierra Nevada runoff for the high water. tides should recede in three to four days.
A minor quake rattled Berkeley yesterday morning at approximately 1 am, with no data on aftershocks or damage reported. Local authorities noted the temblor affected the hilly area, but no injuries or structural impacts were documented.
In Sacramento a murder trial for Lloyd Gomez, 29, halted as he abruptly fled the packed courtroom. Officials restrained him after a sprint down the marble corridor, aided by a stranger who signaled guards. Gomez confessed to killings across Northern California intended to raise funds for a gambling venture.
Ed Gunter of Gustine California trains the Big Six in a high jump event at the Calaveras County jumping contest. The team claimed the top money after a leap of 14 feet 6 inches achieved yesterday at the meet in Angeles camp.
Inside the engine are reasons for this a revolutionary combustion chamber develops more of the power in each charge of fuel than other engines can do. This construction is both sturdier and more efficient.
The fragment lists fiction titles and authors in a garbled Publishers' Weekly style. Entries mention Daphne du Maurier, Agnes Strickland, Erich Maria Remarque, Mary Roberts Rinehart, Rachel Carson, and other authors with assorted titles. The noisy OCR lacks clear structure or dates.
Seoul battle report says 20th battalion combat team clashed with Chinese outposts on the western front, killing 28 Reds in hand to hand fighting and using grenades and bayonets. Allied air forces destroyed 41 troop shelters and five artillery pieces as the fight extended over two attacks and night shelling.
Britain plans to liquidate its longstanding Chinese interests totaling about 840000 dollars as firms withdraw from China due to Communist policies. The government will seek continued diplomatic ties but may shift policy toward U S lines, with potential recognition changes if open war avoidance fails. Foreign notes delivered to Peiping request facilities for those leaving. Eden to address Commons tomorrow on the matter.
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