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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1950

Page

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Two Battalions Break Out After Slaughter

U S Army units in Northwest Korea broke out of a Communist trap near Unsan, freeing about 1000 men as the heaviest assault since a resurgent resistance pressed Allied lines. The 1st Cavalry and surrounding units fought off massed Chinese and North Korean forces, with reports of 150 wounded earlier and helicopters evacuating the severely injured.

Earnest Hoberecht Tokyo U. S Dstalty Unson Korea U.S 1St Cavalry Commmunists Unsan Unsit U. S. 24Th A U. S. 1St Cavalry Uniits South Korea Drd Chosan Manchurian Sth Unran Sonvhon Unchan Joss Ka[vex U. S. 1St Marine Division Chnain

Truman Conspirators Sought in Two Countries Round Up

UPI reports a failed attempt on President Truman by two Puerto Rican nationalists at Blair House. In San Juan, Nationalist Party head Pedro Albizu Campos was arrested along with about 30 suspected nationalists and communists. New York police searched Puerto Rican residents for suspects as two mystery men were held for investigation. The White House guards were wounded and two others injured.

Merriman Smith Washington President Truman Puerto Rico White House Truman San Juan Nationalist Party Pedro Albiziy Campos Selaedvilyo Bui Ruth Reynolds United States New York Rose Callazo Oscar Callasza Mergency Blair House Grisalio ‘Torrescla New York City Leslie Coffell Torresola Joseph H. Downs Donald T. Birdzell Wallace H. Graham Mr. Truman Colazo Luly Munoz Marin Albizu

Goodman Is Found Guilty Of Manslaughter

Isaac Goodman surrendered September 22 at Flagward substation and was found guilty of misdemeanor manslaughter in Judge Iscoh Harder Jr.’s Justice Court, after confessing to a 1949 Los Angeles police charge. The felony manslaughter charge was dropped after a 90 day report and sentence.

Isaac Goodman Flagward Justice Court Iscoh Harder Jr Goodman Los Angeles Gabriel Quintana Julius A. Toei Tovei Oakland Clifford Allen Ehle Street Ashland Allen Highway Noy

Photographer recalls Blair House shooting with vivid onlookers

A photographer recounts the Blair House gun attack, detailing two shooters Torresola and Crump, the shots, ricochets, and the moments of danger across Pennsylvania Avenue. He claims to have photographed the attackers, the wounded, and the chaotic street scene while President Truman reportedly appeared briefly.

Agt Birdgell White House Blair House Oscar Collaze Ory Secret Service Charlie Griselio ‘Torresola Torresola Joseph Downs Leslie Cofffell Coffelt Guziman

Consultant Opposes Doctors On Eden Township Hospital Board

Campaign in the San Lorenzo San Leandro area seeks to place five doctors on Eden Township hospital district board. A hospital consultant argues lay boards perform best, citing legal and governance concerns about physician members and potential conflicts of interest.

Eden Township Hospital San Leandro-San Lorenzo August Koenig San Lorenzo-San Leandro Castro Valley Eden Township San Lorenzo Julius Levine Hayward Eye Milton P. Ream San Leandro Gerald P. Connill San Leandro Ettorney Leslie L. Williams Eden ‘Township Medcal Medi

Brown Leads Narrowed In California Attorney General Race

A California Poll shows Edmund G. Pat Brown leading Edward S. Shattuck narrowly for attorney general with 42 to 38 percent and 19 percent undecided. If undecideds break like the decided voters, Brown would win 52 to 48. Shattuck gained ground this month, but Brown still holds more backers as voters delay choosing.

Edmund G Pat) Brown Edward S. Sholluck Feneral Post Altberiay General Rchmund G Pata Brown Edward S. Shattuell Brown Shattuel Shattuck Shattuck Mass California Crown Brown Nor Shattucks Bailiwicks

District eyes funds for extra high school sites

Wieng to apply for state funds to acquire a fifty high school site. Hayward Union High School District trustees approve surveys to locate areas of greatest need. If two areas show similar demand, funds may cover two new high schools simultaneously, with sites in Castro Valley Tennyson and Mt Eden under consideration.

Wieng Hayward Union High School Lawrence Ramm San Lorenzo Castro Val Lay Tennyson Mt.Eden Castro Valley Mt. Eden Ramm

Population shifts loom in 1950 census reapportionment

Final 1950 census figures show U S population at 150,697,361 prompting potential House seat changes. California gains seven seats, Florida two, several states one, while Pennsylvania, Missouri, New York and Oklahoma lose two or more. The House has 16 days to act. districts to be drawn by state legislatures if size remains 435. New York remains largest state with 14,830,192 residents. California 10,586,223. Pennsylvania 10,?. Illinois 8,712,176. Ohio 7,046,627. Texas rises to sixth with 7,? million.

Washington House Congress Couny Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer Truman Californa Florida Maryland Michigan Texas Virginia Pennsylvania Missouri New York Oklahoma Arkansas Miamis Kentucky Mississippi Tennessee California Illinois Ohio

Lad Hit On Bike In 104th Ave Collision

A nine year old, Ronald Mura of San Leandro, was struck by an auto at 104th avenue and Helo drive at 11 25 this morning. He suffered a possible right leg fracture and bruises. The car was driven by Ernest R. Wright of Hayward. The boy was riding his bicycle on Help drive when the accident occurred. He was treated at home by a physician. A full report was not yet available.

104Th Avenue Helo Drive Ronald Mura 162Nd Avenue San Leandro Ernest R. Wright Kimball Avenue Hayward Ind

William J Higgins dies after long illness

William J Higgins 48 of 1130 Elgin Street San Leandro a marine machinist died yesterday in an Oakland hospital after an extended illness. He was husband of Charlotte E Higgins father of Elaine and Joyce Higgins brother of Ethel Sturmfels of Jersey City NJ a member of Loyal Order of Moose Oakland lodge and Machinists Union Local 1804 of Oakland native of Norfolk Virginia Funeral rites Monday November 6 at 1 pm at Sorensen Brothers chapel 1140 B Street In tribute entombment Chanel of the Chimes.

Willam James Higgins Elgin Street San Leandro Oakland Hospital Charlotte E. Higgins Elaine F Joyce C. Higgins Ethel Sturmfels Jersey City Loyal Order of Moost Oakland Lodge Machinists Union Oakland Norfolk

GE Strike Expands to San Jose in 1947 Labor Dispute

The United Electrical Workers strike that began Oct 12 at General Electric's transformer plant on 5447 Fast 4th Street spread yesterday to the San Jose motor plant. About 200 workers joined the walkout following a 170-strong stoppage the day prior, as pay rates under the piecework contract in effect since 1947 are disputed.

Astike General Electric Company Fast 4Th Street Hayward San Jose Oakland United Electrical Workers Union Sar Jose Uspute Piacework

Governor Warren Visits Hayward Heads Republican Rally

Governor Earl Warren arrived in Hayward for a brief unheralded visit, greeted by Republicans and friends after a noon Oakland talk. He established governor headquarters at 935 B Street about 2 PM, an appearance arranged by the Hayward Warren-for-Governors committee led by Joe Schenons, Herbert Way, Mrs. Minnie Seavey and MGM Eaton.

Earl Warren Hayward Warren B Street Oakland Hayward Warren Joe Schenons Herbert Way Minnie Seavey Mgm Eaton

Wisconsin-born Lafayette matron Jennie Stewart dies at 70

Mrs Jennie Stewart 70 wife of J Dudley Stewart of Lafayette died yesterday at her home. She leaves children including Mrs Charlotte Adams Castro Valley and John D Young Oakland and Dr Gleam A Young Lake City Fla. Survived by 30 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Sorensen Brothers chapel Hayward. Burial Lone Tree cemetery.

Jennie Betle Stewart J. Dudley Stewart Lafayette Charlotte Adams Castro Valley John D. Young Oakland Gleam A. Young Lake City Fla Elmira M. Wright George W. Stewart Berkeley James D. Stewart Ft. Collins Colo Ruth E. Kalfsbeck College City Calif Margaret Faythe Larrabee Grants Pass Ore Eva Doris Stewart Santa Clara Mary Evelyn Stewart Khartoum Africa Fred Will Metcalf Eureka Mabel Claire Robinson Alta E. Magerstadt San Francisco Curtis Metcalf San Diego Stewart Kansas WCTU Lafayette Community Church Sorensen Brothers’ Chapel B Street Hayward Lone Tree Cemetery

Two Castro Valley Groups Near Freeway Crossing Accord

Two community factions in Castro Valley near a proposed Baywood freeway crossing pressed toward a coalition after Wednesday meetings. The chamber's plan sought Alameda County action to reopen the crossing question while expanding the committee and studying needs for a state county hearing.

Baywand Castro Valley McColla Oscar Stark Chamber George Janssen Board of Supervisors McCalla Baywood Strobridge Avenue Northsouth Lake Chabot A. B. Morris Rex Tussing Shark Improvement Club Everett Wright Wright Crossing Ann Tanglewood Drive Rutledge Baker Road Chamber of Commerce Janssen Baymond Wright

Political crowds small in San Lorenzo Village

Small crowds gathered Wednesday in San Lorenzo Village to hear bonafide campaigns for U S Senate candidates Richard M Nixon and Helen Gahagan Douglas. Kathleen Norris spoke at the village plaza on campaign issues supporting Warren and Nixon, introduced by Mrs. David Foulkes.

San Lorenzo Richard M. Nixon Helen Gahagan Douglas U. S. Senate Kathleen Norris Palo Alto Warren Nixon Ioas David Foulkes Douglas Morgan Anderson Alameda County Democratic Committee Joan Hoffman Democratic Central Committee Mes. Douglas

Schiller Denounces Opponent After Campaign Car Theft

Sidney B. Schiller, Republican candidate for the municipal court bench in Chicago, calls his opponent a Democrat and a low-life after a car theft incident that allegedly stole campaign literature. The loss included 500 posters 2000 auto stickers and 20000 throwing cards.

Chicago Sidney B. Schiller Municipal Court Bench

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