Governors Conference Settles Down
The third annual Governors Conference in Gatlinburg Tennessee focused on mobilization and emergency planning. Governors discussed potential cutbacks due to shortages, with Adlai Stevenson urging state responsibility and naming notable figures like George Marshall Charles Wilson and Millard Caldwell. Delegates debated Eisenhower as 1952 GOP nominee. five governors backed or leaned toward Eisenhower, others suggested Taft while Warren remained noncommittal.
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Gatlingurg
Tenn
Eisenhower
George Marshall
Charles E. Wilson
Millard F. Caldwell
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Adlai K E. Stevenson
Illinois
Pri
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas ¥. Dewey
New York
GOP
Walter J. Kehler, Jr
Wisconsin
Dward F. Ann
Kansas
Val Paterson
Nebraska
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
I. Brocken Lee
Utah
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Earl Warren
California
Taft
Arresting Shopper Emerges From Window in San Francisco
James Williams, 36, was nabbed by Officer John Herndon at 4 am after being seen stepping from a jagged hole in a plate glass window at the City of Paris. Police report says Williams had 35 silk neckties, two pairs of Argyle socks, a Morocco leather wallet, and a tweed suit. charged with burglary.
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San Francisco
U.R
James
Williams
Swa
Sperial
John Herndon
Paris
Herndon
Ownership and circulation facts for The Daily Review notice
Legal notice of ownership management and circulation for The Daily Review. Names Floyd J. Sparks publisher George Lowe editor Tom Thompson managing editor, and others listed. details include addresses, stock ownership, and fiduciary holdings. Commissioned October 1, 1951, by notary R. Shielle. publication date appears as October 1. Details reference security holders and required disclosures for the February preceding date.
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Daily Review
al Hays al
Pirate
Scl
Hives Ilmagers Aber
Floyd J. Sparles
Georgr Lowe
Feliiny
Tompson
Mayward
Owen
Floyd Vy
Abies
Mi Idfielders
Mirtia Reus
Ovenguy
Epes
Bortts
Ian Ather
Eages
Paragapha
Teustens
Wali Stoo
Ian Cappelly
Tonto
Ise
Daly
Floyd L
Sparks
Shielle
Agreement Halts Shipping Tieup on West Coast
In San Francisco a tentative contract between Masters, Males and Pilots union locals and the Pacific Maritime Association ends a looming coastwise port shutdown. Captain Charles F. May, president of Local 99, says 26.2 percent wage rise and time and a half overtime for over 40 hours weekly are included. Federal Convoy Omar Hoskins announced the settlement after bargaining. The tentative pact awaits ratification by both sides.
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San Francisco
WRI
AFL
Pacific Maritime Association
Goliglors
Charles F. May
West Coast
MMP
Omar Hoskins
Hoskins
Maritime Association
Mystery surrounds $300,000 Hanford packing house blaze
Hanford authorities probe origin of a weekend fire that gutted the Angler Fruit Company packing house and a grain elevator of the Central Valley Co-Op. About 1000 people were stranded at the Kings County fairground as power lines burned, cutting lights for an hour.
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Hanford
Angler Fruit Company
Central Valley Co-Op
Kings County Fairground
May calls stopwork meeting at 1 pan Wednesday
The union negotiating committee reconvenes to amend the agreement for MMP membership. No clear location or organization is fully stated, but the message indicates a west coast ports ratification context and a scheduled stopwork meeting.
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Union
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Clark Gable May File for Divorce
GLENBROOK Nevada movie star Clark Gable became eligible today to file Nevada divorce action against his fourth wife Lady Sylvia Ashley but declined to say if he would do so immediately. Gable dodged questions about the plan with a wide grin saying he was enjoying a vacation and not confirming timing for a divorce filing. The report indicated it appeared likely he would pursue the case promptly once six months residence requirement was met.
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Glenbrook
Clark Galle
Nevada
Sylvia Ashley
Gables
Tye Bean
Hiad Gable
Sylvia
Dare
Gable
Twelve Die In Weekend Northern California Car Crashes
Twelve people were killed and six injured in Northern California weekend crashes. Notable victims include John Ressender, 19, San Francisco, killed when his car hit a pole. John J. Sullivan, 25, Emeryville fireman, in a two car collision. and multiple other fatalities across cities including San Jose, Redwood, Fresno, and Stockton amid hit and run incidents and rollover wrecks.
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San Francisco
California
Highway Patrol
John
Ressender
Joseph C. Lesnard
Alio
John J. Sullivan
Emeryville
Fuoris J. Pierce
Bayshore
New Sunnyvale
Frnestine Shaver
San Jose
Paul David Walker
Willim Walker
Belmol
Paul Walker
William Walker
Maria
Redwood
John Smith
Rodeo
Calif
John A. Hopkins
Anderson
Alma
Leslig
Hopkins
Butel
Tomatyeven
Fairfield
Charles M. Everett
Waterford
Pylloe
T Lennard A. Pine
Fresno
Ping
Laurel Pletcher
Klamath
del Norte
Thomas Robinsa von
Idiot Duncan
Stockton
John Berta
Lathrop
Durham Road
Madelon Graves
Bayeren Highway
Stockon
Mt Eden Fire Dept to Revamp and Inspect Truck
Mt Eden set a public meeting at 7 PM tomorrow at the Mt Eden School to discuss revamping five volunteer units and electing a fire chief. Deputy Walter Thomford reported that many residents are unaware of a county-provided fully equipped fire truck stored at Muhr Drive by Mohrlant Mutual Water Co. The truck will be on school grounds for inspection and discussion will cover repairing the old Jeryl Fry property truck. Mt Eden trucks store about 5000 gallons.
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MT. Eden
Mt Eden
Walter Thomford
Thomford
MI. Eden
Mohrlant Mutual Water Company
Muhr Drive
Tomors Row
Jeryl Fry
Mahrkuul Mutual
Congressman Hillings Says Iron Curtain People Fear War
Rep Patrick J Hillings reports many behind the Iron Curtain fear only a world war can free them from Soviet rule after a trip through Western Europe and the Soviet zone of Germany. He notes a growing hope for freedom among Germans should Russia be defeated.
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Washington
UAY
Patrick J. Hillings
Holdup Man Delays for Larger Take in Candy Store
Oakland police report a masked holdup man waited in a downtown candy shop until more customers brought a bigger cash drawer take. He flashed a gun, demanded money from clerks Ant Warnham and Clara Stucker, then waited as a patron bought candy before taking the cash and leaving.
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Oakland
Ant Warnham
Clara Stucker
Nik
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Samuel Cohen
Parks Air, Force Base
Edward C. Massa
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Robert L. Andrews
Clark Gable
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