21 Oct 1950
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1950
Page
1
A fragmented notice mentions Portlaid and Orb in a cryptic readout. The readable bits suggest a geographic or organizational reference, with limited context or action specified. Further details are unreadable in the surviving text.
A two-vehicle northbound collision on Foothill and Boothin streets Hayward injured four people including Walter M. Gazelale and Tarvin with serious leg injuries. Deputy sheriffs and officers gave first aid for about 20 minutes before ambulances arrived. Hospital reports list neck injuries and possible pelvic trauma for Gazelale and multiple injuries for Tarvin and others.
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers expected tonight and Sunday. The pattern likely begins on the north coast this afternoon with cooler temperatures arriving Sunday.
Richmond man Joseph Nothin Gosper is under arrest in Tulelake for the holdup slaying of Mrs. Belisworth Ainsworth at Tulelake grocery. Police say Cooper identified as one of the slain woman’s assailants, with two unknown companions suspected of involvement. A 22 caliber pistol was recovered along with wallet and knife evidence.
Tilkens who volunteered to help investigate water rates leads a Cherryland district committee formed by the Haywart Aves Improvement Club. Officers elected include E. J. Silver as successor to Foster as vice chair, O. Fy. Dennis as secretary, Mrs W. J. Heaselmeyer as historian, and Mrs Henry as publicity chair. No action on rates was taken as residents protest city charges. the committee waits for a city council reply before another meeting.
United Nations committee advances a resolution urging collective action on threats to international peace amid U S Britain splits. The proposal seeks to convene the General Assembly to address the Chinese question and differing interpretations of UN Charter implementation despite Soviet opposition.
Provo, Utah reports quote Earle Cooke Jr., newly named national commander of the American Legion, warning Cedar City crowds that the United States stands on the brink of another world war. He urged vigilance and urged the Legion to face the peril with resolve.
East Bay residents may soon receive fluoridated drinking water to prevent tooth decay. EBMUD official Jon W. MerFarland said study is under way with support from Alameda and Contra Costa dental groups and health officers in Oakland Alameda Berkeley and Richmond. Estimated annual operating cost about 100000.
Mayor Carlos Bee of Thuyward designates Tuesday October 21 United Nations Day with World Freedom Bell dedication. Citizens and groups urged to ring bells nationwide for five minutes at 1348 pm EST to honor peace and freedom as part of a federal commemorative program.
A Hayward high school football game celebration led to police warnings for rowdy behavior. About 20 cars circled a dead end, causing a slick road incident with a near collision. A 16 year old driver faced charges for reckless driving and other violations. the event drew student witnesses and prompted police action.
Claude Silva Jr heads a winning team at a Portland show. The scrambled text references Silva, Lewelling, and Cal Poly Univ from a collage of names and places, mentioning teams and schools like Utah, Washington State, and others in a hazy historical clipping.
Chrysanthemum Show opens today at Papavistic showrooms in Alameda County with top growers from Oakland and Bay Area venues. Exhibitors pool talents featuring giant spider mums and tiny button blooms, plus dry arrangements and guided plant displays. Roses, carnations, ivy and other greenery mingle among blooms while plants are for sale and a refreshments booth serves guests. proceeds support Sunrise School. Showrooms at 19 Castro Street remain open to the public through tonight with free admission.
SAN FRANCISCO, UP state Public Utilities Commission recessed the hearing on PG&E rate increases seeking an 18 million rate increase. City attorney Dion Ry Holm urged dismissal, arguing the company had not proven need for more revenue, while PG&E Treasurer Ferrier defended a required six percent return on investment to meet rising demand.
United States and Allied forces report sweeping advances near Pyongyang with thousands of Communist troops fleeing. Paratroopers dropped near Sukchon and Sunchon areas with hundreds captured or killed, while East coast units push toward Hamhung and Wonsan. Civilian casualties and mass graves noted as North Korean forces retreat under Allied pressure.
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