Mother and son found guilty of battery in Hayward case
A Hayward mother Bessie Steele and her son Robert Roberts also known as Robert Steele were found guilty by a 12 person jury yesterday of resisting arrest and battery. The trial stemmed from a deputy warrant service at their East 11th Street home. The defense argued self defense and misnamed suspect on the warrant. Sentencing set for 10 am tomorrow in Maynard court.
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Hayward
Robert Roberts
Robert Steele
Bessie Steele
East 11Th Street
Haywards Tennyson
E. A. Quaresman
Niles Court
Eden
Taley
Maynard
Roberts
Depies
Districtttorney
George Oakes
Ttail
Harmer E. ‘Rose
Marin Avenue
Steele
Ler
Rose
Bayward
Robert “Steele
Ma Steele
Bob
A. F. Noble, Jr
Wiliam H. Hildebrand
Robi Roberts
Mo Steele
Master Plan Step Recommended By City Planners
The Hayward planning commission recommends the city council budget 6796 for a land use survey and a street and highway plan in fiscal 1952, plus 7005 for administrative work. The panel insists funds be used only for land use survey and street and highway planning as they work toward a master plan.
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Hayward
Planning Commission
City Council
Planning Department
Planning Field Commission
Elton Andrews
Andrews
George Mays
George Sinmionds
Hesti Zaballos
Department
Andrewine
Civil Defense
Council
Armissioners
Mays
Monds
Simonds
Zabalins
Two Thugs Beat Up Hayward Theater Manager
Two men attempted to break into the Hayward theater to dodge admission last night. They chased Deininger, the manager, into a side alley after a scuffle. a bystander’s flashlight and screams drove them off. Police pursued but the intruders escaped. Deininger planned to file charges.
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Hayward
Hayward Belite
Kattleem Andersen
Asherotte
Walter Deininger
Deininger
Wllcys
B Street
Coast Guard charges tanker captain in fog crash that killed 39
In Mobilh Alabama Coast Guard files two counts of negligence against Capt Edwin C Gelek of the Esso Suez after a dawn collision with the Esso Greensboro. Gelek testifies he ordered a stop to avoid a crash but second mate Brophy says no stop was ordered as the Suez traveled at about 16 knots.
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Mobilh
Ala
Coast Guard
Cjplain
Edwin C. Gelek
Bayonne
N. J
Geick
Esso Suez
Suez
John Brophy
Wyoming
R. 1
Orth
Brophy
Goick
State Department Firing 54 Homosexuals Under Rigor Probe
Deputy Undersecretary Carlisle H Humelsine told a House subcommittee the State Department pursued a vigorous purge to remove homosexuals. He said 54 were fired last year, with 144 dismissed since 1947, including five in Hong Kong and two women among them, noting they are treated as security risks.
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Washington
State Department
Carlisle H. Humelsine
House Appropriations
Fumelsine
Hong Kong
Oil stocks lead sharp rise on New York market
Final Stocks New York prices rose in moderately active dealings with oil stocks up more than two points. The group benefited from favorable earnings reports released recently. The market opened firm and held that tone through the session, closing at the day’s best level.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Besn
Air Force to Use Pleasanton Site for Indoctrination Center
Defense department disclosed a $60 million Air Force indoctrination and training center will be built at the former Camp Parks and Shoemaker naval area in Pleasanton. The project covers about 3000 acres and will supplement Lackland and Sampson centers with 30,000 trainees eventually. New facilities include a jointly used Navy hospital as the base expands.
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Air Force
Camp Parks
Shoemaker Navy
Hedr Pleasanton
Defense Department
Sampson Air Base
Geneva
N.Y
Navy Hospital
Samp Shoemaker
Navy
Camp Shoemaker
Air Force Training Center
Camp Kobler
Sacramento
Alameda County
Santa Rita
J.P. Gleason
Sheriff Gleason
Shoemaker
Alameda
County Health Department
Fifth
Washington Si'zets
Oakland
Camp Shoeimaker
Dougherty Road
Tassalara Road
New Line Along Pukhan River Branch Of Han Front War Report
United Nations forces continued a controlled withdrawal along the west Korean front, pulling back about five miles while defending near the Pukhan River and Chunchon. Reports say 27 enemy surrender figures since a new Chinese push began, as UN units fall back to stronger positions north of Seoul amid heavy fighting and air attacks.
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Frank Tremaine
Tokyo
United Nations
Seoul
Pulshan River
Han River
Chunchon
Cif
United Press
William Burson
Kapyong-Chunchon
Mojin
Pukhan River
Kapyong Junction
Ho-Man's-Land
James Brogan
Newark
N. J
Aun
Gloucester Rifles
Rede
Aih
An $Th
U. S
Leost
Uns
Kunu
Truman seeks tougher food rent controls and defense mobilization
President Truman prepared to ask Congress for a stronger defense mobilization program and tighter price controls on food and rents. A presidential message outlining recommendations for a new law was to reach Congress today, with hearings planned for May 7 and aims to pass before the current statute expires on June 30. Officials expect debate over farm price proposals and a possible farm price ceiling plan to be a major obstacle.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Congress
Lhey
Charles ¥. Wilson
Cabinet Shakeup by Syngman Rhee in Korea
In Pusan Korea charges of barbarism corruption and inefficiency plun led to resignations of Justice Minister Kim Joon Yun and Defense Minister Sihn Sung Ma as part of a major cabinet shakeup. Home Minister Cough Pyong Oka quit under fire. The move follows a national assembly inquiry into $60,000 in defense funds and reports of civilian abuse and a mass execution of 187 villagers in Kochaneg province amid guerrilla attacks.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Kim Joon Yun
Sihn Sung Ma
Cough Pyong Oka
National Assembly
Fii
Kochaneg
Windy Lost From 1182 A Street in Search for Dog
Mrs Marguerite Massa seeks her blonde cocker spaniel Windy a female two year old near the corner of A and Second streets since dawn. She offers a reward for information leading to the pet s return and asks that calls be directed to LU 34 3139 or LI 14 303.
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Marguerite Massa
Windy
Second
Massa
MacArthur Welcomed In Chicago Amid Midwest Enthusiasm
General Douglas MacArthur arrived in Chicago with a nation watching through crowds, parades, and a 23 mile avenue route. Police and guards controlled large crowds as factories and schools closed to honor the hero during his two day visit with wife Jean and son.
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D. Quigg
Chicago
Douglas MacArthur
Midwest
Arthur
Newark
Midway
Mile
Waulker
Milwaukee
Kte MacArthur
MacArthur
State Street
Macrthur
Iewit
Jean MacArthur
Saa
Brazil
Giseo
Philippines
Martin Kennelly
Midwest America
LaSalle Street
Midwest Stock Exchange
Board of Trade
Chicago Title and Trust Company
kKennelly
Alinnis
MacArthurs
Midway Airport
Fort Sheridan
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Courtney Whitney
Edna Williams Alvarado Native Dies at 86 at Home
Edna Williams 86 of 948 Jerry avenue died after a lengthy illness Wednesday. A native of Alvarado California she lived in the Hayward area 36 years. She is survived by husband Raymond Williams two sons Gordon J Castro Valley and Raymond C Walnut Creek two sisters Mrs Bertha Anderson and Miss Mary Jensen Hayward one brother James P Jensen Oakland and two grandchildren Sandra Lee and Ronald Remy Williams Ivy Funeral Services set for 1 pm Saturday at Sorensen Brothers chapel 1140 B street Hayward.
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Edna Williams
Erry Avenue
Alvarrado
Calif
Hayward
VuShe
Raymond Williams
Gordon J
Castro Valley
Raymond C
Walnut Creek
Bertham Anderson
Mary K. Jensen
James P. Jensen
Oakland
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