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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1952

Page

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Polio Vaccine Claim Promises Low Cost Production

Berkeley reports a new polio vaccine method using chick embryos aims to slash costs and increase supply. Dr. Herald B. Cox and colleagues described scalable production at UC Berkeley as a potential major advance, with doses projected between 3 and 5 dollars per shot and substantial immune protection pending further testing.

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Cherryland Voters Vote On Water District Plan

Cherryland residents debated forming a city water district to widen service and annex nearby areas. Officials estimated homeowner costs around 50 dollars annually with a district-wide plan. a county petition was discussed to proceed with BRMUD formation. A meeting under Vverelsh Silver was set for Sunset School with a film on completed projects.

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Piggy Pays Tay Warn in Turbulent Town Event

A garbled report from Tayward notes an incident at 21h near Wester hae Tevards involving an entry through a window and subsequent actions. Officials describe unusual activity, with references to local figures and a mix of unclear details. The fragment hints at a disturbance with potential savings or valuables involved and mentions police or sheriff presence.

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Record breaking U S farmers production cited in report

A chaotic OCR summary notes U S farmers achieving record crop output with mentions of hogs, livestock, and corn. It references government figures around 3 976 000 000 bushels and forecasts for future yields amid weather impacts, with fragmented names and agencies.

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Eisenhower Thanks Utah Cook At Dinner Detour

In Salt Lake City Dwight D. Eisenhower apologized to a cook named Fassman after a delay on his way to a major address. He joined Gov. J. Bracken Lee and Mrs. Lee for dinner at the Utah gubernatorial mansion, then stopped by again to thank Fassman before departing for Denver.

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Morse Seeks Nixon Eisenhower Finances Disclosure

Senator Wayne Morse accuses Nixon and Eisenhower of stalling on revealing their personal finances. He urges publication of their tax returns, noting public entitlement to full financial disclosure. Morse supported Eisenhower, then distanced himself from campaigning, while discussions on a public accounting widen.

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Eastern bloc blasts Eisenhower and Truman in Cold War clash

Soviet and Ukrainian officials attack Eisenhower as extremism flares before the 19th Communist Party congress. Truman is ridiculed over aid to Europe while Bulganin claims the economy can swiftly shift to war footing, warning the West of a harsher outcome.

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Narcotics Charge Hits Reefer Fan in Davenport Case

A man identified as Jude Allen Norristourt was arrested in Ravenport Illinois after a Friday traffic stop. Police report he carried an L800 bundle and a single cigarette behind the car seat. Investigators focus on immigration status and entry concerns.

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Niles Contractor Issued Warrant

A Niles contractor faced a warrant after a court hearing failed to proceed. The judge set bail at 1000 dollars as authorities pursued the case, with radar and reporting indicating cross border activity and aviation concerns surrounding a missing flight over northern Hokkaido.

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Churchill lauds Eisenhower Stevenson as America’s finest

In Scarborough England Prime Minister Winston Churchill praised United States presidential candidates Eisenhower and Stevenson as two of America’s finest men. He argued the US will lead free nations against Communist aggression and emphasized Anglo US fellowship as the bedrock of postwar policy. He rejected charges he is a war monger and noted Britain’s need to stand with the US in defense of the free world.

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Taft backs Jenner attacks on Gen Marshall in Indiana

In Indiana Senator Taft joined Jenner in criticizing General Marshall over foreign policy and Korea. Taft blasted Roosevelt and Truman era policy, blamed Acheson and Marshall for soft communism, and urged Jenner's re election. He spoke at Tippecanoe and La Porte rallies amid GOP push to boost Jenner against Schmicker.

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Coast Fog Prompts Mild Weekend Outlook

A coastal forecast calls for fog today tonight and Sunday along the coast with fog inland tomorrow morning. Little temperature change is expected with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons. Highs around 72 and lows near 45 to 55.

Pet parade draws thousands with varied costumes and prizes

Judges wade through about 4000 pets as 15000 spectators watch the annual event. Awards go to numerous divisions including best costume, largest and smallest pets, and multiple school and community participants marching with their animals.

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Eisenhower promotes middle way in campaign swing

In Denver and Salt Lake City, General Dwight D. Eisenhower urged a middle way in government against extremes. He attacked Democratic labor policies, spoke to 10 000 in the Mormon tabernacle, and outlined a nationwide tour through Wyoming, Oklahoma, Texas, and other states, stressing unity and education over partisan combat.

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Taft's Elevator Ride Ends Too Tight at Elkhart Hotel

Senator Robert A. Taft rode an overloaded elevator cage at the Elkhart hotel, its bars sinking into the basement as he declared the moment a "nice occasion." Hotel officials confirmed the ascent was crowded with Taft’s admirers, making it unsafe.

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Truman Attacks Eisenhower on Civil Rights in Harlem Speech

President Truman criticizes Dwight Eisenhower and the Republican stance on civil rights in a Harlem address. He cites Eisenhower’s Army segregation comments and argues Republicans would not protect gains, praising Adlai Stevenson and Stevenson’s leadership while condemning double talk on fair employment and federal enforcement.

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Tomato Flies Fists In Wake Of Truman Train

A chaotic New York whistle stop as President Truman toured the state. An Eisenhower supporter and a Stevenson backer sustained facial injuries after a clash on board and on the station platform. A heckler with a “Lake Ike” sign struck a man as the train neared Grand Central. One man faced discharge, and another was hospitalized with a possible broken nose.

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Local Woman's Car Crushed by Train in Hayward

Mrs. Mena Blikr of 25307 He ipmian narrowly escaped when her auto was struck by a boxcar at a Winton yard. The crash badly damaged the left side of the vehicle and halted her resumed trip to the Republican headmakers. Blikr, former president of the Hill and Valley club, lives in Hayward.

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