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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1951

Page

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UN offers truce line shifts as Kaesong demand eases

UN proposes a cease fire line based on the battleline at armistice readiness with mutual right to minor adjustments. China’s radio cites a Western reporter claiming a quick settlement if Kaesong is dropped. Van Fleet urges a timely armistice date as subcommittee meets to discuss the revised plan.

Gipanmunjom Korea United Nations Kaeyong Seoul Piping Alan Winnington London Daily Worker Kaesong James A. van Flest William Nuckols Henry I. Hodes New uNion

UN Gives Up Two Outposts To Commies

Near Kumsong in Korea UN forces abandon two outposts after a six hour battle as Red Leupps attack. MIG 25 jets clash with 12 American Thunder fighters. the week ends with UN plane losses and claimed MIG destruction. Gen Ridgway returns to Tokyo after front visit amid rising Western front resistance. Marines seize a key hill on the East-Central front, followed by a heavy bomber strike.

8Th Army Headquarters Korea United Nations Kumsong Aar Hoyt Vandenberg U.S. Air Force Sth Air Force Mathew B. Ridgway Tokyo Munsan

Dock Strike Threat Hits East Again

East coast dock crisis continues as insurgent Longshoremen threaten a port shutdown unless terms of a recent cease-fire are observed. A 25 day strike ended yesterday with a back-to-work agreement mediated by the State Mediation Service. Gas strike leader Gene Sampson accuses 17 men of leaving a Brooklyn pier contrary to the truce. piers are run by Anthony Anastasia, brother of Albert Anastasia. Weekend crews return to work after assurances from ILWU president Joseph P. Ryan that no discrimination will occur. The waterfront remains tense as wage dispute talks proceed under ongoing board scrutiny.

New York State Mediation Service Join Gene) Sampson Brooklyn Hboss Anthony Anastasia Al‘bert Anastasia Joseph P. Ryan International Longshire Men's Association Ryan

Death Hovers For Morgue Woman

SAN FRANCISCO, URIC Mrs Therese Dutler a 60 year old widow weakened today after spending hours in a bathtub and facing possible death certificate. Doctors warned of infection and central nervous system damage from barbiturate overdose and exposure. Her condition remained critical as hospital staff prepared to decide life or death today with signs of fading reflexes and high fever.

San Francisco URIC Therese Dutler San Prangisco Hospital William Manson Munson

Final Tomato Case Shipped At Hunt Foods Hayward

At Hunt Foods Hayward the last case of tomatoes for 1951 was shipped amid a parade of mobile equipment and cheering workers. Gene Sullivan, Hayward superintendent, said the plant set a record for the season as Howard Flynn led an annual conference of Northern California sales staff before the company’s fiscal year end.

Hayward Hunts ‘Foods Gene Sullivan Howard Flynn Hunt Foods Northern California Divisio

Mystery surrounds hit run death of Castro Valley man

James 5, Hunter 45 of Castro Valley, manager of Hayward furniture, died after a hit and run on Hesperian Boulevard near Grant. Police investigate robbery angle as watch and wallet were missing. Witnesses saw Hunter by his car then another car struck him and fled. Car described as an old Plymouth.

Castro Valley San Lorenzo James Hunter Redwood Road Hayward Tions' Club Ted Uirawn Fairmont Hospital Hayward High Schiool Jerry Signell Fairview Avenue Lonnie Harvey Hesperian Boulevard Grant Linnell Harvey Jon Hukili Oakland al Steen Atlason Drive Ashland Hakill Steen Glen Anderson Jerry Hagan Robert Walker Gordon Anderson Highway Patrol Sheriff's Department Alameda County

Four Bodies Found After Planes Collide

Search pilot Allan Anderson said four bodies were found in wreckage 140 miles northwest of Helena after a crash between an Aeronca and a Piper Cub. Victims Included pilot Art Schuld, passenger James Cummings, Martin Bailey and his son Dick. Both planes were demolished in the collision.

Helena Mont Allan Anderson United Press Here Art Schuld James Cummings Martin Bailey Schuld Anderson Cut Bank Forest Service Schaefer Meadows Aeronca Sehuld

Nevada to Execute Sheepherder For Murder of Nurse

Winnemucca reports Ney Domingo Echeverria a sheepherder was sentenced to die in Nevada’s gas chamber for the murder of 50 year old nurse Elizabeth Catlett at Humboldt General Hospital where he had been a patient. The district court jury convicted him of first degree murder in 32 minutes and the death sentence was set to be carried out between January 20 and June 26 at Carson City State Prison.

Winnemucca Ney Domingo Echeverria Nevada Echeverri Elizabeth Cottett Humboldt General Hospital Echeverria Tommy Robinson Catlett Mervyn Brown Carson City

Controls Relaxed In 14 Communities

The government announced relaxed housing credit controls in 14 more defense areas to spur construction of 7160 housing units. Of these, 5353 are rental and 1803 are for sale. Local projects include Inyokern Ridgecrest and China Lake California with 350 units and Marysville Yuba City California with 250 units, prices ranging from $40 to $80 for rent and $8,500 to $10,000 for sale.

Washington Wpi Housing and Home Finance Agency Inyokern Ridgecrest China Lake Calif Marysville Yuba City

Soviets Boast Of Short Life Given Proposal To Disarm

A Paris dispatch to Pravda reports the Allied disarmament plan at the United Nations General Assembly lasted only three hours. Dean Acheson presented it and Andrei Vishinsky rejected it, calling the move a hypocritical ploy by the three power bloc. The dispatch notes subdued reaction from journalists and delegates who felt compelled to heed American leadership.

Moscow Paris Communist Party Praven United Nations General Assembly Dean Acheson Andrei Y. Vishinsky Yure Zhuleav State Department Acheson

Ransom Demands Reported From Chinese Americans

Chinese Americans face ransom demands for relatives in Red China as Communist funds target overseas kin. About twenty cases cited with payments ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars, via telegrams from Hong Kong. Names include Frank Lowe and Gum Da, with incidents in San Francisco and San Jose.

San Francisco Red China Fratelace Changes World Monay der Shing Liang China der. Shing San Jose Calif Frank Lowe Jon Lowe Hongkong Gum da Lay Foo

Pearson Lawyers Launch Aim to Discredit McCarthy Crew

Pearson’s lawyers vow an intensified line of attack against McCarthy investigative agents in a $5.1 million libel suit. The suit accuses McCarthy ally Wisconsin Senator, the Washington Times Herald, Ful on Lewis, and others of conspiring to ruin Pearson’s reputation and business. Lucine, a defendant, testified about Donald Surine, a former FBI investigator now with McCarthy, as the only investigator on McCarthy’s payroll. The hearing resumes next week.

Washington LLP Drew Pearson Joseph H. McCarthy Wisconsin Republican Washington Times-Herald Fulon Lewis Pearson Donald Surine FBI McCarthy Lucine McCaurthy

Electronic Brain Will Play Chess

A neural computer brain capable of solving complex chess problems and winning games will reach the commercial market in six to eight months. Computer Research Corp unveiled the device yesterday, saying it will cost about 40000 dollars and will be accessible to anyone willing to pay. The machine resembles a cross between a high end TV and a pinball device, roughly the size of an office desk.

Hawthorne U.K Computer Research Corp USIS Air Force

Florida Promises Sunshine To Truman

President Truman visited Key West amid soupy weather. The Florida weatherman forecasts better conditions, with possible sunshine, as Truman and his party stay indoors except for a brief 30 minute walk near the submarine base.

Key West Fla Florida Truman Mr. Truman

Peron Reelection Campaign Ends In Argentina Vote Prep

Argentina poised for a national election as supporters await polls opening at 8 am and closing at 8 pm with first results about an hour later. President Juan D. Peron’s wife and campaign ally, Evita Peron, predicts an overwhelming victory as she recovers from major surgery. Over 9.7 million voters are registered with more than four million women voting in a national election for the first time, amid a lineup of 20,000 candidates across provinces and national offices.

Buenos Aires Argentina Ryn Peron Juan D. Perot Indy Peron Igenina National Chamber of Deputies

Western Powers Hasten Plans After Soviet Snub

Western nations abandon hope for a peace settlement with Russia at the UN. They move to strengthen defenses across Europe and the Middle East, inviting West Germany's chancellor for talks on a rapid reuniting plan and planning a major Atlantic naval conference. The United Nations General Assembly debates armament and German unification amid sharp exchanges between East and West.

Patis Russia United Nations German Yugoslavia France Koreas Konrad Germany Atlantic Buynt Arab League Anthony Eden Britain UN General Assembly Manda Eden Pruow Neon A. Mat Gerenayy de Wust

McGrath Says Records Could Harm Innocent People

Justice Department officials warn that granting Congress access to internal revenue bureau files could harm many innocent people. Solicitor General Philip Perlman argued on Capitol Cloakroom that opening pending grand jury cases and sensitive information risks government damage. Representative Byrnes said a presidential appeal may be sought if the department remains firm on withholding.

Washington WPI Justice Department Congressional Philip B. Perlman House Ways End Means Internal Revenue Bureau Pation J. Howard McGrath Perlman Columbia Broadcasting System Capitol Last John B. Byrnes R. Wis Truman

Mossadegh Sees Life Hope Of Oil Settlement

United Press reports Premier Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran believes U S efforts to settle the British Iranian oil dispute are unlikely to succeed. The 72 year old leader plans to return home Thursday to run Iran’s vast petroleum industry with limited outside help, while McGhee keeps talks open and negotiates on nationalization and incentive prices for market access.

United Press Washington U.P Mohammed Mossadegh Iran U. S Indus Massadexh George C. McGhee Mossadegh Britain State Department Mossadegh U

Damage Suit Filed In Bus Tragedy In Alameda

Lt. John Hager, a 24 year old Air Force jet pilot injured in the Oakland bridge Greyhound bus crash, filed a $40,000 damage suit naming Greyhound Lines and Cyril Russell as defendants. Russell’s car struck a block of concrete later hit by the bus. Hager is convalescing at Camp Stoneman hospital.

Alameda John Hager Air Force Oakland Bridge Greyhound Greyhound Line Cryllic Russell Hoxer Camp Stoneman’s Hospital

Warren May Reveal Plans On Thursday

Governor Earl Warren of California asked for a few days to decide on entering the 1952 Republican presidential race. Indications pointed to a run, with his campaign manager saying Warren would seek the nomination and announce next week at his news conference. Warren has delayed to avoid a hasty decision and may reveal plans at the next Thursday briefing.

Sacramento Calif Earl Warren California Thomas Mellon Warren San Francisco Mellon Dulay

Plane Downed In Idaho Lake

A light float plane piloted by Troy Cochran crashed in Lake Coeur d Alene. Search teams begin boat and air operations from dawn, aided by McChord Field PBY aircraft, after floats with a pair of boots and blood were found near a pontoon. Cochran, a 22 year old student flier, is missing with his wife hospitalized in shock.

Coeur D'Alene Ida Cour D'Alene Lake Thursby Harry Honer Kootenal County Troy Cochran Cochran Dow Here Haner Air Force McChord Field Tacoma Caast Shuck

Purser Named Alameda County Supervisor and Chairman

Kent J. Purser, newly appointed to fill the late Tom Caldecott Sr’s unexpired term on the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, has been named chairman of the quichting and financial committee. He is a Berkeley drugstore owner who will devote full time to county duties and will be presented to Hayward residents November 2 at Casa Villa. Publisher George Oakes will host and Supervisor George Jansmo will deliver the principal address at Thanksgiving Eve dinner.

Oakland Kent J. Purser Alameda County Board of Supervisors Tom Caldecott Quchting and Financial Committee Pursel Berkeley George Jansmo

Wedded 7 Years Record Claimed on Pacific Coast

Mr and Mrs Silas Jenkins claim to be the longest married couple on the Pacific Coast celebrating their seventh wedding anniversary yesterday. Annie, 1, joined in Meridion Texas where they were wed in EBRD. The couple and their nine children have largely lived together, both still active in life.

Santa Chua Call Silas Jenkins Pacific Coast Annie Meridion Tex

Legal Viewpoints on Fluoridation by EBMUD

Hayward district officials discuss legal authority to fluoridate public water serving multiple towns and unincorporated areas. In a letter to Dr John Benediktson, EBMUD President, Louis Broun Brenner notes the district takes no stance on fluoridation itself but questions its lawful authority under the district’s charter and potential liability for injunctive relief. Legislative action or code revisions may resolve these issues.

Hayward Big Bay Louis 4 Broun Brewner John B. Benediktson California den O “Associaion Wrenner State of

Convict Kills Two Then Surrenders in Tennessee

An escaped prisoner opened fire near Lake Cumberland nine miles north of Nashville, killing W. J. Cox a 40 year old transportation officer and Toe Treving a prison record clerk before surrendering after a brief chase at Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary vicinity.

Somenset URI Mearmold Penneascey Inti Belt Lip Oakley Mewsley Nashvilie Lake Cumberland Roth Here W. J. Cox Brushy Mountain Dale Petros Peon Toe Treving

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