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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1951
Page
4
Washington report notes that 33 state chambers of commerce say red ink could have been avoided with belt tightening. They urge Congress and President Truman to trim the federal payroll and non essential spending and tighten the budget, contending the current plan remains less tight than claimed.
In San Francisco a group of tuna fishermen sold albacore directly to the public at Fishermen's Wharf. Jeff Kibre of the Fishermen's Union said the plan could grow into a farmers market style venture. They moved 14,000 pounds at 25 cents a pound and estimated 50,000 pounds sold the next day amid tariff protests and competition from Japanese frozen tuna.
Eureka officials reported no known damage from a brief quake felt just before 9 p.m. lasting about 30 seconds. Acting U S Weather Bureau chief Lowell Thompson cited the brief temblor as the source of the shaking.
Washington U P Senator Bourke B Hickenlooper said expanding the nations atomic energy program will not reduce military spending in the foreseeable future. He spoke as Chairman Brien McMahon urged approval of an all out expansion to save money. Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission revealed dozens of new weapons in development including artillery shells guided missiles torpedoes rockets and bombs for ground support aircraft.
Cresslyn L. Tilley appointed regional price executive for the Office of Price Stabilization in California, Arizona and Nevada. He succeeds Bruce W. McDaniels, now Israel's Point Four director. Tilley will oversee price control regs across all industries and services in the three states.
A 16 year old youth trained at the Pacific Rod and Gun Club shot a prowler with two revolver rounds after warning him to stay away from the rear entrance to the boy’s home. Jerry Chrisman a junior at George Washington high school fired when the intruder appeared on the back stairs, leaving a blood trail as the prowler fled.
A 22 year old Trailways driver blamed an oncoming car for a fatal crash that killed five and injured at least 29 near Gainesville Virginia. The bus skidded on a rain slick highway and split from top to bottom with 10 to 15 standing passengers. Rescue crews used acetylene torches to free trapped riders and take the injured to nearby hospitals. The driver Alvin Shepherd of Washington said the car crowded him as he rounded a bend.
SAN FRANCISCO UP Four fishermen were rescued in two separate accidents off the coast. The Sal Angelo from Eureka sank 20 miles west of the Farallones after a fire. Fort Tuna rescued two crewmen Angelo Castanga and John Liberati who were slightly burned. The trawler China was abandoned 42 miles northwest after flooding. another vessel saved Captain S. Sea Fadi and a crew member.
Hayward high school opens its new year with a freshmen assembly in the auditorium. Speakers from school clubs sports and activities will describe offerings and aim to enlist freshmen interest. Anderson dean of girls and Saunders dean of girls speak.
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, 65, famed polio treatment innovator, heads home to Twoomba Australia after a final U.S. visit. Her Pan Am flight from Los Angeles was delayed by mechanical trouble but is rescheduled for departure and expected to reach Sydney in the evening. She said she would return if urgently needed despite advancing Parkinson's disease.
French film star Louis Jourdan and his wife Quique, once a Paris actress, welcomed their son Louis Jourdan Jr. born Saturday at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds and one ounce.
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