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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
5
Five University of Alaska students climbed 14 600 foot Mt Hess, the first to reach the peak. They guided their ascent with continuous clinching drills, taking about 18 hours to reach the summit. The rugged peak lies about 100 miles south of Fairbanks.
Palomares 4 H Club secured one first place, two second places, and three third places at the Innitag 4 H Club picnic held at Plepsanten Fair grounds. Six members placed in judging events including Ornfa Santa first in home ec und figures, Gary Butekho second in judging day cattle, Michael Cope tied for second in judging cattle, Ralph Butchko second in judging sheep, Glenda Ash third in home econ wles, and Dan Cardoza third in judging cattle. The club placed second overall among the 4 H clubs for the gold trophies awarded annually.
Spon sors of a compromise draft and universal military training bill predict rapid action by Congress to send it to the White House. The measure would lower the draft age to 18, extend service to 24 months, and establish a post-emergency UMT framework. A congressional commission would draft post-emergency recommendations within four months and start the program after key enactments.
Police in northern California hunt Edward Muer shut 28 who escaped Sunday night from Mendocino state hospital ward for the criminally insane. Marshall and two companions Wilkes A. Colbey 25 of Los Angeles and Roy Brooks 20 sawed through a hospital window to escape. Early yesterday they broke a roadblock near Willits and abandoned their car north. Culley and Brooks were captured at Northwestern Pad Way station by deputy sheriff Ren o Bartolomic who shot Culley in the left side. Marshall is believed to have left his companions and may be traveling toward San Francisco where he lived before commitment.
Proposed draft changes would place 18 year olds into six month service under Army Navy or Army Force without joining the services. Pay would be 30 dollars monthly. After service, men enter reserves for seven years with 150,000 potential 4-F classifications planned. The plan envisions suspending the one percent gender cap in uniform until July 1 1954 and extending the draft law to July 1 1955.
New York reports Macy’s launches a price war with extensive ad blitzes and planned cuts. Gimbel’s and Bloomingdale’s join in, reducing prices on suits, typewriters, pens, and TVs after a Supreme Court fair-trade ruling. Macy’s president Richard Weil vows further cuts if rivals follow.
A garbled Maywood Hayward birth section records numerous birth notices. Names include Prentice, Gray, Cherry, Brandon, Burns, Pecis, Degler, Machadg, Nannini, Filipeilli, and others. Locations mention Hayward addresses such as Mechiind Avenue, Tower Street, Gale Avenue, Meekland Avenue, and Broad South. Many entries note dates in May and newborn weights, with several entries listing a daughter or son and parent names.
Shelley Winters returns to Universal International after a brief suspension for failing wardrobe test reports. She flew from New York to rejoin the studio, kissing and making up with her bosses and declaring the episode understood.
In Hayward and nearby towns May 1951 announcements report births linked to families such as Mayward, Keener, and Ranfer. Record shows newborns including daughters Susan and Laure, a son named Rick, and others with addresses in San Lorenzo, San Leandro, Walnut Creek, and Oakland.
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