Porcy 601 Percent for NE 8 N Pio Ostitaaye
Porcy 601 percent for NE 8 N Pio Ostitaaye reported in the latest tally amid regional updates. Officials said results were preliminary and pending verification from county clerks.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1952
Page
8
Deadly Weekend Sees Calif Traffic Toll Rise
A Labor Day weekend in California saw a surge in traffic fatalities and drownings across cities from Oakland to San Jose. Among the victims were Mrs. Mohroube M. Kemilian of Oakland, killed when a driver ran a red light, and several others injured or drowned in separate incidents along major routes and waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Revo Heights
Ano
Mohroube
M. Kemilian
Oulland
Kemillian
Oakland
Rac
Esinban Idea
Stackiey
Lawrence Mc Kony
Idan
Romalian
al Hospital
Bernice Carl
Patsy Hare
Marion Hage
Carl
Sante
Presley Maurie Paylay
Valleya
Collishon
Calistepan
MiTaughdin
Garwood
Cannore
Guerne Co
San Jose
Cle
Sunnyvale
Linn
Stevenson Eyes Labor Law Overhaul In 19 Day West Campaign
Governor Adlai Stevenson praised talks in Michigan and Minnesota and urged replacing the Taft Hartley act with a new law. He argued for seizure powers, bans on certain injunctions, and outlawing jurisdictional strikes and boycotts while rallying about 40,000 in Detroit. He criticized current labor measures as ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Adlai Steverson
Michigan
Prominsest
Denver
Kasson
Minn
Steven Wun
Cadillac Square
Stevenson
Martew
White House
Haintos
Flint
Xomy
Doi Begley
Valerie
Steve Heron
Toll of Holiday Deaths Falls Short of Fifty-One
National Safety Council reports 74 accidental deaths during the holiday weekend from Friday evening to Monday, with 47 drownings and 14 plane crash deaths. Michigan led states with 45 total fatalities, followed by Illinois, New York, Indiana, and Georgia. Severe weather and tornadoes caused additional damage and injuries across several regions including Texas and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy United Pires
Acord
Midian
National Safety Council
Michigan
Srake Fundiness
Ity
Safety Council
Met Sts
Ainany Seclinms
New York City
Enplicn
South Carolina
Baker
Puerto Rico
Allin Marshall
Miami
Fort Worth
Tox Rod
Sewell
Bane
Nos
Weekend crash reports injuries at Alameda county hospital
In a three day period ending last night, a car crash at Crosby Street near Lewelling Boulevard injured one or more people. Police identified Max Haulilt as driver. no serious injuries reported. hospital care provided and ongoing observations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imene von Latte
Alameda County
Jos Crosby Street
San Lurene
Max Haulilt
Crosby
Ube
Merstelin
Sune
Ceiver
Wafvts
Eau
Oil Tank Explodes Injuring Several Workers in Philadelphia
An oil tank explosion in Philadelphia sprayed flaming gasoline on men, burning more than twenty workers. The blast at a Baltic plant injured and burned several men, who were rushed to nearby hospitals. Firefighters contained the blaze as Red Cross teams stabilized victims and transported the severely burned to Copal Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelptial
Two Injured Near Milpitas in S.Milpitas Collision
Two people were injured in a collision south of the Santa Clara county line near Milpitas. Ernest Phineas, 37, of Newark, suffered head injuries and was in critical condition. His companion Patric Phipmen sustained a fractured arm and facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland-San Dose
Santalara
Ernest Phineas
Olive Street
Newark
Patric Phipnen
Picket House Demonstrations Against Un American Activities Panel
In Chicago during a federal hearing, Un American Activities Committee members faced noisy pickets inside the federal building. Agents and police watched as demonstrators shouted and carried placards, while a union official testified about alleged communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Un-American Activities Committee
Chicago
Lavin
Fay
Risiihe Depo Thenner
Tom Toore
Olo
Pickers
Lee Lamleven
Landaren
Inft Wing Union
Gon Munimia
Onisn Asitay
Rickets
Sedenal
Ray Ford
Red cities hit in first month on base raids
Fragmented OCR text notes raids, a $10,000 figure, and references to pages 1D 3 5 7. Mentions Hayward softball in Northern California and a sports federation championship. Includes stray phrases about Truman and Whistle campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Amr Om Sine
Torrid temperatures shatter records across the Bay Area
The city and surrounding regions baked under extreme heat with Livermore hitting 111 degrees and nearby towns like Hayward Castro Valley and Walnut Creek recording highs near 90 to 104. Overnight cooling was limited in Pleacanion and Livermore, while San Francisco expected no relief as a sea breeze was due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Siling Livermore
Centerville
Castro Valley
Livermore
Hayward
Suying Castra
Heyward
Pleacanion
Livermere
Alva Elder
Ceper
Hayward Tree
Tomawhat
San Franciseo
Marin County
Walnut Creek
Concord
Salinas
Tom Morrow
Eisenhower Attacks Washington Mess in Southern Tour
In a Southern campaign swing Dwight D. Eisenhower denounces a "top to bottom mess" in Washington and accuses Democratic officials of corruption and privilege. He portrays foes as too small for their jobs and urges Southern voters to back his election bid to restore decency and honesty in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Cutter
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arthr
Alanta
Senhower
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Tampa
Birmingham
Ala
Little Rock
Ark
Washington
Democratic Party
Thay Tun
Nort
Ebenhower
Luncheon Honors New Hayward Teachers
Hayward officials hosted a luncheon for 224 new teachers from elementary and junior high schools. Dr John Michielig of the University of California was the featured speaker, and planning included county teachers and trustees institutes and a morning program at the Haod Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl New Mawor Eleroonlaky
Wimball
van Mayer John Har
Cheryhind
Selmol
Howard
Tomer
K of C Officers To Be Installed In Hayward
Hayward Council 1043 prepares to install new officers led by Grand Knight Kedgay M. West at Eagles Hall 2409 Foothill Boulevard. Trustees and officers including deputy grand knight Hudelph Duarte and chancellor Reymond Poster will be sworn in, with appointments announced by Rev. Gornae Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Silveira
Rudelph ‘Pomuntek
Maria J. Duarte
Worial
Raymond Alten
John al. Bans
Dalyncates
George Mont
Herbert Sullivan
Arthur Costs
Hustee
Weside
Gornae Burke
Wcuns
Ehaphin
Frederick Ault Ereanint
ULC Receives $118 700 for Polio Research Fund Drive
Ambiguous text reports a large donation to polio research linked to ULC and mentions figures like University President Roni Sproul and Basil O'Cannay. The copy is garbled with misspellings and scattered names, hindering precise details about donors or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewlfarnia
Universite
Roni Sproul
Gay
Eas Warren
Danivhaisen
California
Basil O'Cannay
Feundahinn
Nixon Carries Battle to Maine Delayed by Clouds
Nixon and his party landed at the Maine state capital airport after a cloudy approach. A crowd greeted him in Waterville as he began a four day campaign swing, detailing speeches on communism government spending and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Maine
Wglsta
Richard M. Nixon
Hie
State Capital
Dwight de Braenower
Perruplian
Antonomagnie Pideiness
Bangorimte
Bills payment locations in Castro Valley store
In Castro Valley bills for lights gas water and sewer fees can be paid at Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy in the Davis Shopping Center at Redwood and A Streets. Hours include weekdays 9 am to 4 pm and Sundays 10 am to noon. Free parking available and the store offers friendly service. Phone numbers are given for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Wishart
Redwood
Davis
Faaurel
Opera Md
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Muriel Erickson
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Ike
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Merriman Smith
Charles Wolf
Detroit
Air Force
Official Outfitters
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Don Harder
Stor
Ned C. Dearhein
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Pik Council
Dei Inuit
Glyde King
Lake Park
Tag
Farrmont
Piast
Milpitas
Horna
Beaufort
5.C
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Texas
ULC
Chabot Motors
Carrie Vader
Hecky Foles
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