20 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1952
Page
1
Fragmented account outlines a Kansas City inquiry into a Missouri primary, with references to documents, witnesses, and a federal probe. The report notes committee actions, possible whitewash questions, and ongoing efforts to uncover material related to alleged vote irregularities and political influence.
The article recounts Harry Bridges denying a charge of lying in deportation proceedings. It details testimony and statements by Bridges and allies, noting opposition from authorities and supporters, and ongoing arguments over his political activity and alleged threats to deportation. The piece references witnesses, political figures, and procedural developments in the case.
The visit centers on medical evaluation as Philippine Vice President meets U.S. officials in San Francisco. Reported uncertainties include political context and timing of plans, with observers noting possible impact on domestic diplomacy and upcoming policy discussions.
Mrs Adelia Hixon dies aged 82 at home after long illness. Her obituary outlines family ties and local connections, noting surviving children and ties to the community. A brief memorial service was arranged at the family residence with relatives in attendance.
A Honolulu chamber of commerce promotion offers tickets as prizes linked to a membership drive. The campaign details and prize distribution were outlined at a recent meeting, with several named supporters referenced and the effort extended into the near future.
The article outlines a reshaped Channel 9 board in Oakland with new amendments and a planned annual STM review. It notes revisions to membership, waivers for seat allocations, and potential changes to governance including new votes and staged reorganization.
A scrambled list of nominees for the State Republican Central Committee is indicated with several individuals named in connection to county committees and party leadership roles. The text references Tawwanel Michaels Wartn Willan and others in a provisional lineup, with ROLES including chairmanship and regional leadership duties.
Lockheed workers press for outside help as 43,000 employees remain on strike or out of work. Leaders call for government mediation to resolve stalled wage talks and long negotiated contracts. Affected sites include Vale OH and the Lockheed plant, with picketing continuing and tension high.
Nearly 1000 children are slated to attend events at Parks AFB on September 22. The program includes parades, troop reviews, demonstrations, and a public dining area with served libations. Military and local officials will oversee activities and coordinate with visiting participants.
A new tailoring class is announced in Hayward with instruction by a veteran designer from Seattle. The effort aims to teach sewing without patterns, covering garment construction, fittings, and professional methods. Classes target adults and students with weekly sessions at Castlemont Mis and Wirhimgben centers, led by Mrs WaiGelte and partners. Directors say the program grows from a pilot in May areas and may lead to free seating at the new vocational ward.
Decoto men admit burglary in a case presented by Robert Be Moeller. The defendants, Durntel and Janes Newton, face charges tied to a theft of over 200 dollars. Proceedings concluded yesterday with transfer to superior court for sentencing considerations.
Fragmentary notes list committee members and appointments including Mrs Barb Commagind Camonzing and Edlin Champlin Oakland Spirks Hayware Manin Blake Mb Elen. The text references the Republican State Committee, meetings, and potential resignations or reassignments.
An informal program at San Lorenzo high school celebrates Fred Johnson’s retirement from Hayward High School with a skit titled Professor Fred Through Six Wars. Trustees, teachers, alumni, and community members will honor his four decades of service while George Warren presides and gifts are presented. Reservations and tickets are available through Hayward district administrators and trustees.
British and American air crews race to rescue 12 men after a U S Air Force captain and 11 RAF airmen were stranded at a crashed plane site 48 miles from the Greenland coast. A Canada Labrador base ordered the rescue as Arctic weather conditions threaten the stranded group in the 000-foot high wreckage.
The largest jet helicopter, built near Culver City, is prepared for an official test. Reported as ready to lift from the ground in short hops, the craft features a 136 foot blade span and aims to demonstrate stability and height.Observers including Army officials watched recent demonstrations at Torrance.
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