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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1952
Page
6
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The Ninth U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco upheld the perjury and conspiracy conviction of West Coast Longshore leader Marvy Bridges. The ruling, in a unanimous decision, affirmed the 1950 verdict that Bridges unlawfully obtained citizenship in 1945 by denying Communist Party membership, and rejected a lower court order reversing the case.
G Lawrence, acclaimed stage actress born 1908, died in New York Hospital. Her career included starring roles in Susan and God and The Lady in the Lark. She served servicemen, led theater groups, and taught drama at Columbia University. She lived with husband Aldrich in New York and Dennis, Massachusetts.
A freighter with 17 crew members aboard the Foundation Star split in heavy seas east of Charleston as Hurricane Biker roared 360 miles northeast. The Norwegian ship Emu led rescue efforts with lifeboats and bystanders, while Coast Guard cutters, Navy planes, and other ships aided in a perilous recovery.
Senator Sparkman, Democratic vice presidential nominee, launches a three city swing in Oklahoma. He planned visits to Oklahoma City Ninerant and Tulsa with a stop on September 26 to address a large crowd at the state fairgrounds.
Thousands of Midwestern farmers packed a national plowing meet as Adlai Stevenson and Dwight Eisenhower drew sharp attention with farm policy lines. Snow noted no clear tilt in his own stance, while crowds pressed for speeches and a farm dinner prepared for Eisenhower.
General Collins reports American tactical atomic weapons are ready for use in defense of Western Europe. He notes U S possession would not instantly replace divisions and emphasizes allies would still need conventional forces. Collins meets SHAPE officials in Paris and plans to inspect Allied forces in Trieste and Germany.
Dwight D. Eisenhower pledged the Republican party would pursue full parity for farm prices while limiting federal control. He outlined a farm program for 1954 56 with farmers retaining influence and a plan to reform agricultural administration to be transparent and locally accountable. The speech attacked Democratic scare tactics and called for a balanced approach to agriculture and national income share.
Adlai Stevenson campaigned in Kasson Minnesota after Denver stops, pledging to punish all crooks in government and defend public trust against both parties. He stressed corruption is treason and criticized Eisenhower’s honesty claims while outlining policy contrasts and speaking at multiple cities.
At Farnborough England a De Havilland DH 110 jet fighter collided and broke apart during a high speed pass at the air show killing pilot Jane Derry and several others while injuring many spectators. Derry had previously set speed records and the disaster followed a dramatic shock wave as the aircraft neared the speed of sound.
Deputies arrested Lane K. Melville after a bizarre incident on Hesperian Boulevard. The suspect acted erratically with two beer cans found in the vehicle and denied drinking when questioned. The chase ended with Melville stopped and taken into custody.
A house collection for United Crusade contributions is issued this week under local director Clyde Martin. Volunteers listed include Mrs. Mitin and Mrs. Bon Pate, with the East Bay United group planning a drive on September 18 to aid organizations, residences, and small businesses in Hillview Crest.
NILES Avila Waladio Avila, 21, pulled a .22 revolver from his mother's arms and killed himself in view of his 54 year old mother Marie Avila. Mrs Avila struggled as he pulled away and fired the fatal shot yesterday.
A three car collision on the Eastshore highway killed a two month old child and injured six others. Included among the injured were the baby's mother Ella Mae Anderson 28 and several others from Oakland and Richmond. Police reported a head-on collision involving Ford and another vehicle, with responders rushing victims to Permanente hospital.
Senator Rich and Vice Presidential nominee Nixon conclude a Maine swing with stops in Portland, Yarmouth, and Faceport before heading to the state capital for a final rally. The trip emphasizes Republican campaign momentum across coastal towns and inland communities.
United Nations warplanes hit four North Korean targets including a corps headquarters as ground forces repelled a 10 hour assault on a hill outpost held by the Wolfhound Regiment. B‑26 and B‑29 bombers struck supply centers near Pukchong and Hambung while Sabrejets countered MiG threats. Fighting raged along a 155 mile front with Chinese and North Korean forces attacking multiple sectors.
A 30 year old trucker, Frank X. Felix of Woodlind, died after his semi burned out near Vallecitos last night. The truck, descending a grade, failed brakes and collided with an embankment, trapping Felix in the cab. He died four hours later at St. Pauls hospital in Livermore. Another man, Frank M. Reve of San Lorenzo, was injured when his car struck a telephone pole.
Oakland police arrested two men after they were caught burglarizing Bella Vista grammar school on East 20th Street and Eth Avenue. One man, a former patrolman, and Charles Lee of Oakland were detained as police recovered cash and attempted to move a loaded bag of goods. Officers traced the break in to about 1 30 am and bystanders reported the incident prompting the arrest.
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