27 Sep 1951
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Portland Oregon reference with scattered letters and partial numbers, no clear event, person, or organization identified. Content is insufficient to determine a specific headline or summary.
A Bakersfield man died in a vehicle crash at railroad tracks. The report lists multiple charges and suspensions involving Smyth of San Francisco and others, with mentions of penalties by the President and the Internal Revenue Service. A separate line notes an individual taking sleeping powder, slashing wrists, and a related incident in Sook Wasa.
A man charged with manslaughter in a death near Smith Court appeared in court yesterday. The defendant, identified as Jikens, 18, faced allegations linked to a collision with a parked vehicle on a September day. The case remains pending as the defendant’s next appearance is scheduled for October in the City Court.
A chaotic wreck near Warm Springs involved a 55 Chevy and other vehicles after a train incident and a series of collisions. Victims include Misael Ten a pings and several others. hospital treatment followed at Viirmont hospital. Authorities investigated the Alvaro GMs area with several injuries and fatalities reported.
A San Francisco man was buried beneath a 10 ton load after a factory accident on a city street. Rescue workers fought to free him but he died at the scene. The incident occurred late Saturday near a loading dock where witnesses described a heavy crane and collapsing materials. Authorities will investigate to determine cause and responsibility.
Youth Crusade Day is to be observed nationwide with a half hour radio feature hosted by Bing Crosby and his four sons Cary Dennis Phillip and Lindy. The program will air from 10 30 to 11 am local time.
Investigation reports burglars broke a window at a liquor store and escaped with about 300 dollars in liquor. The owner, Major Marchiat, was in an adjacent apartment and not harmed. Police noted the suspects appeared hurried and overlooked the door lock.
Hayward planning commission heard Commissioner Simonds oppose a Parks Air Force military housing plan that would convert private homes into four room apartments with kitchen and bath privileges for servicemen families at 550 dollars plus 60 dollars a month. He warned it would strain morale and violate housing codes, urging alternatives like subsidies or new Air Force built units to meet January targets.
Fire gutted a tractor on Marsh Road Ranch near Avowedado. Firemen cited a wiring short as the likely cause after the machine burned to the frame while the operator, listed as Marsaille or Mestonthis, reportedly tried to move it to a field fire. The station noted the blaze started on the tractor.
Hollywood report says film star Errol Flynn moved to dissolve his production partnership with William Marshall citing alleged violations. The action aims to end joint movie projects and settle contractual ties amid ongoing disputes in the studio system.
United Nations forces claim control as American Sabrejets clash with Communist MIGs over northwest Korea on a third day of heavy air combat. Two Communist jets damaged, several enemy aircraft reported destroyed or damaged while pilots push for air supremacy. Ground forces retake heights near Yangsu as UN troops press the east-central front.
President Truman signs a new draft act deferring 885,000 childless husbands and 215,000 fathers from service, reclassifying under dependency rules. Selective Service announces tests for those missing student deferments, with exams Dec 1 and Apr 24, and new eligibility timelines to recheck classifications within days.
William Boyle challenges assertions of improper fees and misused funds as unfounded. He states he did not practice privately after April 1949 and that his arrangement for Siskind to take over clients was routine. The dispute centers on testimony and a seven page statement submitted to the Senate subcommittee.
President Truman urged Congress to require all government workers earning eighteen thousand dollars a year or more to file public statements on gifts and loans. He also urged disclosure by municipal officials of major political parties. The move aims to curb misconduct and counter suspicions of corruption amid investigations into Bayle and RFC dealings.
Deputy sheriffs found Bes Faruice Coevien in the roadside ditch after a woman fell from a van. Joseph M. Corr, driving, said his wife had been drinking and fell from the vehicle. She received emergency treatment at Fairmont hospital with minor injuries.
The Senate approved an amendment to tax the expense allowances of the president, vice president, and Congress members. The plan would shift 12,500 salary plus 2500 expense allowance to taxable income, leaving the overall pay amounts unchanged. Final law awaits House approval and presidential signature.
Sporadic reports claim King Gepiee W strengthens his grip as the Windsor dukedom faces abdication rumors. A Buckingham Palace visit hints at palace tension while doctors describe the king’s appetite and health. The prince and younger royals remain largely out of the public eye as speculation swirls over the line of succession and royal publicity.
A Cal Poly student has been selected to lead the Future Farmers of America chapter at San Luis Obispo. The appointment highlights the university's ongoing emphasis on agricultural education and student leadership.
Britain weighs moves to keep its technicians in Iran as Tehran’s Mossadegh vows to defend national rights. U S signals mediation while pressuring restraint. Cabinet meetings, parliamentary recalls, and potential emergency steps loom as both sides push to avert a broader conflict amid refinery threats and canal access.
Crossland, an Ashland youth charged with assault, had his trial continued to Wednesday in Alameda Superior Court. He has been in custody since prior proceedings, with defense by William S. Perovielh and Paul Ave Deadrich. The case arose after a July 26 incident involving a patrolman on a city street.
Four soldiers were injured when they stumbled onto an electrical TNT charge during a live exercise. Seriously hurt were Pvt Joseph Joaquin of Bus 307 Wall Creek California and Pvt Stanley Lopes of Los Angeles. Slight injuries were reported for Pvt Charles Melony of Fallon Nevada and Pvt Lenard Jerecki of Oakland California. Two others escaped unhurt.
Oakland rents decontrolled and San Francisco landlords push a campaign to decontrol further. At a meeting about 300 landlords, backed by the Apartment Industry of San Francisco, voiced support for decontrolling rents and advancing policy, while city leaders and officials remain cautious about the broader impact.
General Ridgway urged shifting the site of armistice discussions to a village in frontier Korea eight miles southeast of Kaesong. The Communists in Peiping said they would suspend talks to shift responsibility for neutrality violations. No reply from the Reds was received early today, and the proposal faced continued rejection or vague terms.
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