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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1950

Page

3

Veterans in Korea Recall Fleas and Home Ties on Mountain Walk

An American GI from San Francisco shares tales from a hillside patrol in Korea and contrasts life there with civilian scenes in California and Tokyo. He recalls fleas, the comfort of home rituals, and the cool detours of occupation life as signal lines strain to keep battalion contact. A nearby incident with gunfire briefly punctuates their walk.

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Loyalty Chapman Hits Back At Critics

Secretary of Interior Oscar Chapman denounced Sen. Andrew Schoeppel’s charges as malicious and false at a Senate Interior hearing. Chapman said the accusations about Alaska statehood motives were an unfair smear and presented affidavits to refute them. President Truman defended Chapman as the clash highlighted partisan rhetoric in Washington.

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State Grange Head Urges End to Partisanship

SACRAMENTO UP George Sehlimeyer head of the California State Grange urged politicians to forget partisanship during the Korean War. Speaking at a California State Warr luncheon he warned the nation to a point where it would require one of the greatest efforts in history. Delegates at the San Bernardino Grange convention next month would be asked to adopt resolutions ending profit from war donations or universal service.

Sacramento George Sehlimeyer California Skile Oringe T Wat Courl Grange San Bernardino

Spain Loan Blocked by President

President Truman blocked a 63.5 million loan to Spain as part of a 46.16 billion general appropriation bill. He warned Congress the loan was unnecessary and tied to borrowing terms, saying money will be loaned only when mutually advantageous and secure. Senator McGarran, a top ally of the loan, predicted it will pass despite the veto.

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Conference For Scouters At Mills College Saturday

About 800 adult scouts and leaders from the Gakiana Area council will attend a planning conference at Mills College on Saturday September 9. Dr. Albert Iverson of New York City will speak at the luncheon program starting at 12 15 p m. Registration begins at 9 00 a m and continues until noon with group meetings in the afternoon outlining the year’s program. A closing general meeting and pageant finale follow at Mills College Music Hall.

Mills College Don McDougal Gakiana Albert EE. Iverson New York City Hoy Scouts of America Mills College Music Hall

Contra Costa Deputy Wounded In Antioch Shooting

Contra Costa deputy Bert Andrews was in critical condition after a self inflicted chest wound at his home yesterday while handling a service revolver. Local reports say he shot himself as part of the incident, as authorities investigate the wounded officer and the surrounding events.

Contra Costa Antioch Contra Toapal County Bert Andrews Hunshol Andrews

New Teachers Welcomed at Staff Meeting

Twenty new elementary teachers from Hawaii and Chicago were welcomed to the district by the teachers association and administrators. The program included district policy briefings and a tour of nine school locations, with lunch and principal conferences to follow.

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Cooperation Between Cities in Civilian Defense Emphasized

Sacramento meeting of 25 northern California mayors stressed the need for complete cooperation among cities counties and the state in civilian defense planning. Burton Washburn State Disaster Council executive secretary urged unified effort. Sacramento Mayor Bert E Geisreiter convened the gathering and said final details rest with municipal government. Richard Graves League of California Cities reminded mayors their small responsibility contributes to state defense and security.

Sacramento California Burton Washburn State Disaster Council Bert E. Geisreiter Richard Graves League of California Cities Anagers Alhey

Navy to refloat sunk hospital ship Benevolence

The Navy will raise the hospital ship Benevolence, rammed and sunk by a freighter off San Francisco on August 23 during a shakedown cruise. After refloating, it will be inspected to decide if salvage is possible, with disposition based on the findings.

Washington Navy San Francisco

Ealy sitter faces child beating charge

Alameda dispatch reports Charles C Gelbel a 44 year old unemployed bartender with part time babysitting duties is held to answer in superior court on charges of brutal beating a two year old child left in his care The mother Mrs Ann Sexton says she found her daughter severely bruised on the leg amid the alleged abuse reactions

Alameda Charles C. Gelbel Chile Mather Ann Sexton Franthe Ting

Labor-Management School at University of San Francisco Opens

The Labour-Management School at the University of San Francisco begins a nine week session on September 4 with no tuition. Classes run from 7 30 p m to 9 p m every Tuesday and Thursday. Registration is on September 22 and 23, and further information is available from the university.

Wy Union Iember University of San Francisco San Francisco

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