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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1951

Page

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Jet plane crashes near Warm Springs in hills. blaze reported

Centerville reports a jet crash five miles east of Warm Springs with wreckage aflame. Deputies race to the scene hampered by mud. access likely by Jeep. A helicopter arrived at 1 16 pm. unknown survivors. Navy says two FOF planes from Moffett Field collided. Lt Dwane Tarpenning survived. Santa Clara sheriff dispatched cars to assist.

Centerville Warm Springs Alameda County Navy Dwane A. Tarpenning Moffett Field Naval Air Station Moffett Field Sheriff's Office Santa Clara County

Truman Flies to Political Speech Site in Key West

President Truman travels from Boca Chica Naval Air Station to Washington for a high profile political speech at Blair House. The speech, tied to his 1952 plans, is expected to influence both parties as he prepares a more formal announcement after a Florida sojourn. He will return to Key West with Mrs Truman for further campaigning.

Key West Fila U.P Truman Washington Boca Chick Naval Air Station Naga Nus Democratic of San Francisco

Walfron Deliberates at 45th Vocational Convention

Dale Walfron director of adult and vocational education Hayward is slated to participate in the program of the 45th annual convention of the American Vocational Association in Minneapolis Minnesota from November 26 to 30 1944

Washington, D. C Dale Walfron Hayward American Vocational Association Minneapolis Minnesota

Chinese Radio Indicates Truce Proposal Approved

AP reports Chinese Communist radio hinted Reds would accept the UN truce by Christmas plan. Negotiators to answer at Panmunjom 1 a.m. tomorrow. UN troops would still fight for a full armistice. Peiping radio echoed Winnington and Pyongyang talks, suggesting an accord within 20 days after cease-fire line item is settled.

VORYO United Nations Panmunjom Korea Gein Marthew B. Ridgway Pyongyang Peiping Moscow Reon Peiping l Alan Winnington London Daily Worker Winnington

Inside Review grid award hits 115 for perfect 20

The Inside Review announces a grid award worth 115 dollars for a perfect set of 20 winners. This is the final chance to win the big prize. Entry blank appears on Page 4. Freeway progress is described and shown by A PF Duffy age 6. Thanksgiving notes from the Hayward area appear on Pages 5 and 7. A Contra Valley soldier is appointed to West Point. See age a.

A. PF. Duffy Contra Valley West Point

Five Thousand Teachers Attend Berkeley Institute

Five thousand teachers in Alameda County will attend an inder-district institute at Berkeley High School’s community theater starting 9:30 p.m. tomorrow. Alameda County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Vaughn D. Seidel will preside. Dr. Ethel J. Alpenfels, anthropologist and associate professor of education at New York University, will lecture on Sense and Nonsense about Race, a title drawn from her book.

Berkeley Vaughn D. Seidel Alameda County Presiding Ethel J. Alpenfels New York University

Seven Injured in Rainy San Leandro Area Crashes

Rain soaked highways yesterday caused multiple accidents in San Leandro and nearby San Lorenzo. Seven people were injured, including two year old Chris Fernsten who rode with his mother in San Lorenzo, and 18 year old Jens Christian Johnson a student at San Leandro High School who collided on East 14th Street.

San Leandro California Highway Patrol Manzanas Chiquita San Lorenzo Imino Chris Fernsten Claude D. Fernsten Sarah C. Fernsten Kenneth B. Matteson el Cerrito Jaime Erro Hayward Fairmont Hospital Washington Avenue West 148Th Avenue Evra Modesto C. D. Smith Highway 50 Mt. House Road Minnie Bell Smith Norman Louie Ferr Berkeley East 14Th Street 118Th Avenue Eslmont Hospital Jens Christian Johnson Melcher Street San Leandro High School Dee M" Abar Darius Way San Joancro Bolt Abar Automoabile Betty McLaughlin East 4Th Street Matie Abar Darius

Hayward Marine Not Wounded Says Private Foley

Private Foley of the U S Marines in Southeastern Korea writes home to reassure his parents after a bulletin listed him as wounded though he escaped an artillery barrage. A Hayward High School former student, he had worked at a San Leandro store before enlisting at age.

Hayward Pfe Gilford Zane Foley U. S Korea Herbert J. Foley Foley Department of Defense Hayward High School San Leandro Jacky Marine

Brothers Return From Korea With Brother Killed

In San Francisco two wounded Korea veterans prepare to travel to Lansing Michigan with their brother’s casket. Henry Needham 21 and Richard 29 describe the sorrowful journey home for John 25 killed in action last January. Their mother Mrs Josephine Needham and relatives await in Lansing as the brothers reflect on honors earned and family loss.

Lansing Mick Henry John Needham Korea Richard Needham Oakland Army Hospital Richard Sorea John International San Francisco Michigan Henry Needham Lansing. Mich Josephine Needham Bth Cavalry Regiment 1St Cavalry Division Letterman “General Hospital U.S Needham Waller, Jr Barbara Thomas Robert Ruth Anne

Weather Outlook Sees Showers Then Clearing With Winds

Showers this afternoon to night and Wednesday with clearing Wednesday afternoon. Cooler tonight and easing southerly wind up to 38 mph. Highs and lows not clearly stated. forecast emphasizes unsettled pattern and brief warmup.

Ridgway cites 365 U S deaths from atrocities in Korea

General Ridgway said U S casualties from Korean atrocity crimes total 365 with recovered horses, while acknowledging evidence suggesting thousands more deaths among missing and captured troops. He disputed Col Hanley’s figures and noted Communist claims of American prisoner deaths as disease, not atrocity.

Tokyo Matthew B. Ridgway U. S Korea United Nations James II. Hanley Tthe Ath Army Hanley St.ap Pusan U.S Ridgway Ridgeway Rdio Peiping

Reds and Allies clash as hill battle shifts on Korean front

United Nations forces repelled a Red attack west of Yonchon after a brief early assault, then counterattacked to seize the hill at dawn. On the eastern front, UN troops advanced about a half mile northwest of Punchbowl Valley while the rest of the 145 mile front reported patrol activity.

Ath Korea URI United Nations Yonchon Punchbowl Valley Aq Sth

Popular feature back in daily editorial page today

The popular feature Way Back When returns after a several month absence. Brief notes recount events from 10 20 and 40 years ago with references drawn from the Daily Review back files.

I the Daily Review

Area Homes Secure From Floods as Season Begins

Ernest Tarr of the Alameda County Flood Control District notes reduced flood risk due to volunteer projects coordinated by the district. In Washington area, the Washington Home Owners Association crews clear the San Lorenzo Creek west of Larrendo Ave bridge, with a 24 hour gauge watch, warning system and fire department alerts for seven feet of rise. The program, the fifth since last December floods, included levee repairs by Army Engineers and debris removal funded by Southern Pacific, Trojan Powder, and the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District.

San Lorenzo Hey Ernest Tarr Alameda County Washington Washington Home Owners’ Association San Lorenzo Creek Larrendo Avenue Lorenzo Avenue Southern Pacific Railroad Washington Home Owners Army Thhey Hesperian Boulevard Oronzo Avenue Southern Pacific Trojan Powder Company Musquito Abatement Tarr County Corporation Jay Ward Acres Lreig Association Arthur Howell

Mt Eden Residents Seek City Sewer Connection

Hayward council received six Mt Eden sewer permits from residents as a first step toward tying into the municipally owned Hayward sewer system once the treatment plant is completed. Plans by city engineers and consultant are due by January 30. The meeting also approved Key System bus service for Mayfield residents, rejected immediate traffic expansions, and discussed lowering speeds on Castro Street south of town.

Pribinstss Arry Jenks Fiellin Mayit Siystam Caatro Street Sally Aitarian Muir George Cronick Harder Void Richard Castro Harder Neral Coupeil Baumberg Improvement Club Counel B. C. Swift Hayward Walpert Street Bret Harts City Planning Commission Russ Maita Cherryland Fire District Maita Hayward Fire Department Cherryland

City Rents Central Lot For Parking

Hayward plans to rent the southwest corner of A and First Streets as a Christmas parking lot. The city will charge 10 cents per hour after an initial free hour, with tickets issued by local merchants. $150 from parking meter funds will cover the rent, and the lot can accommodate numerous vehicles during the 0-day period.

Hayward First Surbridge Camenzind Main Varni Castro John Fidllin

Blood Drive Arrives in Hayward Before Thanksgiving

Tomorrow a Red Cross mobile blood unit will visit Hayward at Veterans' Memorial Building 747 Main Street from 12 noon to 5 pm. Dorothy Wood urges donors to keep appointments to help wounded soldiers receive life saving blood, noting a warm dry building and turkey feast await donors and that delays may deny a soldier care. Appointments remain available between 1 and 5 pm. call LA 3.0202 during the day or LA 24977 at night to schedule.

Hayward Red Grose Mobile Sleod Bank Veterans’ Memorial Building Main Street Dorothy Wood Hed Evora Wood

Youth faces manslaughter charge in Hayward area

A city youth, 17 or 18, was charged with felony manslaughter in a Justice of the Peace court yesterday. The driver, identified as Thugsell, reportedly raced another car on Fourth Avenue, lost control, and struck a 2½ year old boy and two women, killing the child and injuring others. The case was referred to juvenile authorities in Oakland.

Hayward Thugsell Justice of Peace Court Oaleland Lorenzo Tl Som Andrew Jr Washington Chile Fourth Avenue

Easy To Pay Bills At Wishart’s Redwood Pharmacy

Castro Valley residents can pay lights EBMUD water and Sanitary District sewer fees at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy in the Davis Shopping Center Redwood Laurel and A Streets. Open daily and Sundays until 3 PM with free parking and Unestin prescription service.

Castro Valley E.B.M.U.D. Water and Sanitary District Wishart Redwood Davis Laurel

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