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Redlands Daily Facts

Location

Redlands, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1952

Page

2

Warren Seeks Presidency From Quiet Californian Stand

Sacramento report outlines Governor Fred Warren of California as a potential third GOP nominee. He holds 76 convention votes and plans to sit tight, avoid attacks on Taft and Eisenhower, while backing a policy program including compulsory PEPC, balanced budget, and universal military training. He rejects post as cabinet or vice president but would accept the presidency if offered. Warren commands key California delegation and may swing Wisconsin and others if not chosen.

James ¢. Anderson Sacramento Taft Eisenhower Republican Party Fier Warren Califoria Chicago Robert A. Saft Dwight D. Eisenhower Supreme Court Buverner California Wisconsin China United Nations

Missionary to Speak in Yucaipa

Rev. Eldon Johnson, missionary evangelist from the Bolivia Indian Mission of South America, will open evangelistic meetings at 7:15 PM Sunday at the Community Church of Dunlap Acres in Yucaipa. The series runs through Sunday June 29 with nightly missionary slides from 7:15 to 7:30 followed by songs and a message.

Eldon Johnson Bolivia South America Dunlap Acres Fourteenth Kentucky Yucaipa O. C. Reeder Reeder

Access Road To Deep Creek

Work begins on an access road to Deep Creek by the U S forest service. District Forest Ranger Donald R Bauer says stock crews have walked a half mile to the stream and will keep stocking gear at the site. The four wheel drive road will not allow passing or general public use.

Deep Creek U. S. Forest Service Donald R. Bauer

Sportsmen Blast Minority Pressure On Game Closure

A letter from the Inland Council of Conservation Clubs representing about 9,000 sportsmen asks county supervisors to back a non-shooting ordinance prohibiting hunting on the San Bernardino south slope. It charges minority group pressure led by Judge P. J. Cormack aims to stop hunting, while urging an ordinance based on a map created with Forest Service and Fish and Game input. The piece notes a range of topics and a musical program accompanying services by Rev. Johnson.

Inland Counccl of Conservation Clubs San Bernardino Mountains P. J. Cormack Crest Forest Township U. S. Forest Service California Bureau of Fish and Game

Conditions For Draft Truman Move Develops At Convention

Washington report details evolving draft Truman dynamics at the Democratic national convention. Gov Adlai Stevenson is the key figure whose public signal could trigger a Stevenson bid and broad party support, while Kefauver remains a marginal option for Truman and party leaders. The piece notes Truman’s insistence on an administration 100 percent aligned nominee and hints that only Truman himself could unite loyalists if no clear alternative emerges.

Lyle ¢. Wilson Washington Truman Adlai E. Stevenson Ilinois Stevenson Mr. Truman Harry S. Truman

Tanker and trawler collide off Cape Cod. captain missing

In heavy seas the tanker Esso Chattanooga and the Gloucester trawler Albatross collided near Cape Cod. Twelve of 14 crew survived, with skipper Capt. Bjorguen Enarsson of Arlington, Massachusetts presumed dead. Coast Guard reported the sinking and searched through darkness before towing survivors toward Boston.

Boston Mass Cape Cod Coast Guard Esso Chattanooga Albatross Bjorguen Enarsson Chattanooga

News detergent promises superior cleaning for laundry

Mrs Anglin boasts that NEWS leaves clothes noticeably cleaner and whiter, claiming it removes every speck of dirt. The ad urges readers to try NEWS and compare, noting its effectiveness on heavy laundry, dishes, and woolens.

Developments In Presidential Nomination Race

Democratic leaders vow to fight through the primary season with W Averell Harriman pressing for the nomination and Adlai Stevenson potential reconsideration. Kefauver challenges Taft and Eisenhower on tax policy while Truman hints at retirement next year. Taft trails by 16 delegates as Lodge reports growing uncommitted support for Eisenhower. MacArthur backer Fred Coogan predicts MacArthur will gain votes on later ballots.

Harriman W. Averell HarriMan Adlai E. Stevenson Ilingis Kefauver Estes Kefauver Tennessee Robert A. Taft Dwight B. Eisenhower America Truman White House Taft Eisenhower New Deal Republican Party Sen Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Massachusetts Eischower MacArthur Fred Coogan Sayre Okla Gen Douglast MacArthur Art

Beavers and Stars Win Little League Matchups

Van Dorin's Beavers crushed the Optimist Seals 17 3 as Ramon Ramirez pitched five hits allowed for the win. F Rowbottom K Hoff man led a 19 hit attack with two for four while M Ballesteras and BR Williams added two for three. Clark took the loss. In the nightcap Stock ton's Stars rallied to defeat St Marys Padres 8 4 as R Burleson homered and singled in three trips. Eddie Avila two doubles and a single, Clint Owens a double aided the win while Gene Reynoza homered and doubled for the Padres in vain.

van Dorin Beavers Seals Stockton Stars St. Mary's Padres F. Rowbottom K. Hoffman M. Ballesteras Williams Melugin Ramon Ramirez Clark R. Burleson Eddie Avila Clint Owens Gene Reynoza Burleson Padres Wait Skinner

Russia accuses Big Three of spying in West Berlin

Moscow charges the United States Britain and France with using West Berlin as a spying hub against East Germany. Gen. Vassily Chuikov accuses Western espionage and says Berlin serves as a center for provocation against the GDR amid border tightenings and a Bonn pact backdrop.

Berlin Russia West Berlin Vassily I. Chuikov Germany United States Britain France Chuikov East Germany No Man's Land Chuiker Bonn West Gernai

Smiley School Proposed for Redlands by Readers

Readers ask editor to name the new southwest Redlands school Smiley School to honor the Smiley brothers who built Smiley Park and the A. K. Smiley Library and boosted the town. The column cites Andrew Carnegie praising Redlands as a library beacon and urges memorializing local boosters with a school bearing their name. A passage then shifts to a baseball box score showing Beavers 7 6 7 and Padres 5 3 6 with Ramirez, Clark, Mujica, Lage details.

Pen Namtes Smiley School Faels Redlands Smiley Park A. K. Smiley Andrew Carnegie American Public Library Ellowman Southern California Hs Tallyho Canyon Crest Park Smiley

Jets Catch Prop Drive Red Planes

Jets shot down at least two old-fashioned propeller driven Communist planes crossing the Manchurian border. Two others were heavily garaged as the action occurred near Antung and Kum Song. Credit for the kills went to Captain Frederik C. Blasse of Phoenix and a first lieutenant who declined naming. Ground fighting centered on two hills southeast of Kum Song as Communists attempted to dislodge Allied positions.

Seoul Tmt Mamcur Antung Frederik C. Blasse Cocuth St. Phoenix Ariz Kumsong

Tragic Game In Backyard Ends In Boy's Death

In Los Angeles a four year old boy died after attempting a deadly prank. He put his head through a wire loop from a grape arbor and declared he was dead. His companion Robert Randall and his mother did not intervene. The mother found him unresponsive moments later.

Los Angeles Robert Randall Robert Tommy Powell Tommy Sylvia Randall

Oil wage pact approved for California oil workers

San Francisco report says union and Tidewater Associated Oil Co reached a wage agreement granting a 15 cent per hour increase for 2.2H California oil workers after weeks of negotiation. The accord covers CIO oil workers and Tidewater facilities.

San Francisco California Oil CIO Oil Workers Tide- Water Associated Oil Co

Further Hearings Planned On Adult Education

SACRAMENTO AP The Senate committee on adult education announced more hearings after a two day session questioning state Department of Education officials. Chairman Sen. Harold Johnson said August hearings in Sacramento would invite local district administrators to testify with meetings in Los Angeles and San Francisco and a session with the California Teachers Assn and other groups. He cited several items potentially leading to legislation, including tightened requirements and stricter audit and budgetary controls as Dr. George Mann testified to ongoing financial support for about 2315 adult classes amid a tightening of regulations since last August.

Sacramento Senate California State Department of Education Harold T. Johnson Roseville Los Angeles San Francisco California Teachers Assn Parent Teachers Assn Johnson George Mann Bureau of Adult Education Department of Education Waters Mann

New York Stocks End Week With Mixed Losses And Gains

Trading fell off in the week end session with enough rails posting a small loss while industrials fared better than carriers and utilities edged higher. Emerson Radio dividend cut pressured its stock as American Car & Foundry issued dividends and a stock split rumor boosted Barber Oil and several large names reached new highs. Dow Jones totals show 40 industrials 270.19 up 6.65, 20 railroads 100.44 down 0.17, utilities 45.77 unchanged, 65 stocks 104.43 up 0.06. volume about 1,190,000 shares.

New York Emerson Radio American Car & Foundry Barber Oil American Can Chrysler General Motors Louisville & Nashville International Business Machines Southern Company Sperry Standard Oil of California U.S. Rubber Union Carbide Phillips Petroleum Motorola Montana-Dakota Suil Reynolds Metal Columbian Carbon Atlantic Coast Line Dow-Jones

Avon refinery workers win 7 percent pay boost contract

A contract signed for the Avon California refinery provides a general seven percent raise and larger shift differentials. It covers production and pipeline workers in the field and at the Watson refinery near Wilmington. Base pay rises are retroactive to May 1 with a 4.2 percent boost dated back to January 1.

General Avon, Calif Watson Wilmington Calif

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Werren Ligt Featuring Hendan Freeman Dickie Orange Street Pontiac Deep Mephiboshath Sen. Estes Kefauver Alben W. Barkley Ewspapere Achive Convention Exchange United Press Orange Redlands Russ Big Three People's Column George Ide West Sunset Drive St. Mary’s Rodriguez Hoese R.he Ramirez R. Clark Mujica Lage Informa Lion Valley E. Washington Pasadena Dolar Prchae
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