05 Oct 1951
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1951
Page
1
A Portland Oregon software dispute involves Percy and a party identified as SOE over a 691 claim. The case centers on a contractual or licensing disagreement with potential financial implications. Description of parties and precise action remains unclear from the fragmented text.
Washington report profiles Tass bureau in the United States detailing staff, offices, and operations. It contrasts Moscow coverage with American reporters, noting censorship, access limits, and biased depictions of the U.S. The piece previews future examples of distortions and outlines key personnel at the New York and Washington bureaus.
Six candidates applied for the city attorney post and were interviewed in a public session by the city council. The council invited local and outside attorneys to respond, with no firm appointment date announced. City attorney G W White plans to retire but will remain in an advisory role until a successor assumes the position.
Coast Guard reports unsuccessful search for a body sighted on the shore near the San Mateo bridge in Alameda County. A private pilot had earlier reported spotting the body from the air.
The New York Yankees tied the World Series by beating the Giants 1 to 1 behind Eddie Lopat’s five hit pitching. New York took early leads in the first and second innings, added a third run in the eighth, and held off a Giants rally as Lopat escaped trouble in the seventh. The game featured key moments including Mantle's early bunt single and a home run by Calling, with Mays and Thompson among the Giants players noted in the play-by-play.
In a wreck at the intersection of routes 1 and 21 near Trinidad California Martha Manning died at Highland hospital after severe leg fractures and other injuries. Her passenger and mother Mrs Russell died two hours later. Driver William Manning 55 suffered serious injuries. Albert Tibbatts 44 truck driver treated for shock and lacerations.
The Southern Isle broke in two during a hurricane offshore Atlantic sending 12 missing and at least six dead among its 24 crew. Six survivors were taken aboard two support ships and five bodies recovered while a seventh victim died on a rescue vessel. Captain George M Sadler of Norfolk was among the missing. High seas hampered rescue efforts as the week’s storm moved offshore.
Hayward observes Newspaperboy's Day with a free movie party at the Ritz Theater. Local paper carriers are welcomed to bring one guest to a program featuring new shorts and cartoons, with the event promoted by the King and other sponsors.
Castro Valley residents packed the school cafeteria to discuss zoning changes. Participants urged multiple dwellings and improved provisions while others favored preserving current zoning. A canvass of written suggestions will guide the next planning commission briefing.
United Nations forces advancing along a wide front of West Korea report breaking the Cam-Winker line. Brigadier George Taylor says five UN divisions seized seven strategic hills on day three, as Chinese forces retreat northward. American and British units push into Yonchan and Chorwon sectors with multiple hill captures amid ongoing clashes and counterattacks.
At Parks Air Force Base a corporal, Ronald M. Potts, 21, was injured with back trauma after a head-on crash on Highway 50 east of here. One box load fell from a truck causing a chain collision involving two other trucks and cars. Potts was taken to Fairmont hospital and then to Travis Air Base hospital. extent of back injury not yet clear.
W A Richmond resigns from the Eden Township hospital district board citing personal reasons. The move comes a week before bids for the 12 bed Eden Valley hospital project are opened as directors plan to name a successor after bid papers.
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