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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1954

Page

5

Navy Officer Questioned in Stripper's Death

Oakland police questioned Navy Ledr. Markle T. Smith after four of his traveler's checks were found under a rug in the apartment of Lynn Williams a 28 year old exotic dancer known as Darlene who was stabbed to death May 14. Williams described her attacker as white before dying. Smith had checked out of a San Francisco hotel hours after the slaying and later left for the Philippines on assignment. He was brought back from Honolulu and held in Yerba Buena brig as investigators sought answers about the weapon and motive.

Oakland Navy Markle T. Smith Honolulu Oakland Police Yerba Buena Charles Wood Smith Lynn” Williams Darlene San Francisco Philippines Getten Williams

Solon Renewed Attack on Bipartisan Foreign Policy

Rep Melvin Price charges the Eisenhower administration violated Dulles bipartisanship principles in foreign policy. He cites Dulles War and Peace arguing bipartisan duty rests with the governing party. Price faults the new military foreign policy for massive retaliation without congressional consultation.

Washington Melvin Price D-Ill Eisenhower John Foster Dulles Price House, Armed Services House-Senate House Dulles Ilinois Democrat

NAACP seeks immediate end to school segregation plans

Atlanta NAACP officials from 17 states draft action urging local officials to permit mixed classes without delay. Thurgood Marshall predicts some Southern towns will open terms with integration, while legal actions are prepared to prevent undue delays. The group vows no compromise in principle and considers broader civil rights campaigns.

Atlanta National Association For the Advancement of Colored People South NAACP Supreme Court Marshall Nere

Producer Loses Suit For 3 1/2 Million

Hollywood film producer Edward Alperson lost a 3.5 million dollar damage suit against the producer of Bwana Devil. Superior Court Judge Joseph W. Vickers ruled against Alperson in his claim of a secret agreement with an Arth Qobeler agent to purchase the picture.

Hollywood Edward Alperson Joseph W. Vickers Arth Qobeler

Narcotics Menace Bill Introduced by Calif Congressman

Representative Charles S. Gubser of California today introduced a bill to authorize federal grants to teachers colleges that offer courses on the causes and effects of narcotics addiction. The proposal follows a debate among educators and narcotics officials about whether such instruction helps or fuels curiosity and experimentation. Gubser said the measure would not add to the controversy but prepare trained teachers to teach when ordered by authorities.

Washington Charles S. Gubser Calif Bureau of Narcotics Gubser

Swig launches $10 million fund drive in San Francisco

San Francisco financier Ben Swig began a campaign to raise 10 million dollars for a nonprofit to build and operate a large south of Market complex with an underground garage, an airlines terminal and a convention hall. He contributed 100000 as the opening pledge and urged broad participation to save downtown.

San Francisco Ben Swig Market Street Swig

Convict Emerges From 57-Year Term In Chicago

Ex prisoner Lyman William Hall paroled from an Illinois prison last week puzzled by modern life. He spoke on McCarthy and modern women, noting changes in dress and manners. Hall plans to work with the Salvation Army and had little interest in new clothes, saying he is done with high living. He described watching television and reading while in prison, calling the current world “amazing.”

Chicago Lyman Wiliam Sam Hill McCarthy Illinois Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis Hall Ed Hall Salvation Army

Cops wake sleeper after long drive in Santa Ana city

Two red faced Santa Ana policemen wake Carroll Buchanan Giles, 41, found sleeping in a car. He says he arrived from Colorado seeking his sister’s home and receives directions before continuing his journey.

Vata Alye Santa Ana Carroll Buchanan Giles Giles Colorado

Florida Democrats Choose a Candidate

Florida Democrats head to a run off for governor with about half the electorate expected to vote. Acting Gov Charley Johns and State Sen Leroy Collins campaign for J Beasley Odham whose earlier nomination was toppled in May.

Tallahassee Fla Florida Charley Johns Leroy Collins J. Beasley Odham Eering Johns Collins Dan Carty

Mild Mannered Extortionist Hangs Himself

A mild mannered extortion suspect William Barrows 42 hanged himself in a Los Angeles jail after writing a threatening letter to Governor Goodwin J. Knight demanding 5000. Police traced the signature to his license and said he blamed drinking for the letter.

Los Angeles California Goodwin J. Knight William B. Barrows Barrows Sacramento

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