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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1951

Page

5

Reds Will Go Underground If Necessary Says Communist Official

A Los Angeles Communist Party official warned that Reds will go underground if needed to defend the party after 12 leaders were indicted for conspiring to overthrow the government by force. The indictment names 12 leaders, including Carlagy and Schneiderman, as well as others across California and New York, with bail set for most at 75 000 and 190 000 for Schneiderman. Federal prosecutors expect legal fights over removal to Los Angeles where the case will be tried, with hearings set as August 13.

Los Angeles WBA Communist Party Redsvilll Gyvey Ane Teles Defense Committee Illega Sve Carlagy Carlson Petlend Lbberty Agia Alicay Edw Ieee Carlson Ing Organizaion Leagers Weg Aga Gut Winm Schneiderman California Neive New York Attemat U. S Leon Yankwicks Theu Sevel San Fran FBI Fon Neat Coast Reds Schneiderman A Reds Daily People's World Fou Reds James M. Carter Thes Carter Schneiderman San Francisco Ceplifornia Los’ Angeles Yay City Yay City Shortly After the Indict‘ments

Retarded Children Offered Ride To Fuller School

Hayward residents raise concern over lack of educational facilities for mentally handicapped children. Grace Koster, who runs a home at 1619 Second Street, plans to transport two children daily to Tarella Fuller school in San Leandro at the start of the fall term. She seeks interested parents to pursue state aid for a local Hayward school and invites contact at Second Street or LU-4026 by plane.

Hayward Grace Koster Second Street Koster Tarella Fuller School San Leandro

Wage Board Seeks Role in Utah Labor Dispute

The Wage Stabilization Board opened a closed hearing to decide which issues in a Utah copper plant labor dispute it should address under the Defense Production Act. A three-man panel will report to the board, which will then advise President Truman on settlement terms amid a strike by 1,360 CIO UAW members.

Washington Wage Stabilization Board Utah Truman American Smelting and Refining Co Garfield UAW

Plane Builder For Lindbergh Passes Away

STUDIO CITY California pioneer aviator Anjamin Franklin Mahoney 50 who built the plane that carried Charles A Lindbergh across the Atlantic died yesterday in a sanitarium after eight years with a heart ailment Born in Wilkes Barre Pa he moved to California in 1919 and built planes from surplus WWI parts He and later the B F Mahoney Ryan Aircraft Co backed Lindberghs transatlantic bid and created the Spirit of St Louis Mahoney survived by two sons Benjamin Franklin Jr and Edward both of Los Angeles

Studio City U R Anjamin Franklin Mahoney Charles A. Lindbergh Atlantic Mahoney Wilkes Barre California San Diego Claude Ryan Ryan B. F. Mahoney-Ryan Aircraft Co Lindbergh Lindy St. Louis Lindybergh

United Air Lines Begins DC-6B Flights During Truce

United Air Lines announced pilots will operate DC-6B transports starting immediately. The larger planes will run on West Coast routes today and resume 9,300 miles of schedules paused by equipment shortages. By tomorrow flights will expand to Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle Chicago Cleveland Milwaukee Oakland New York and Chicago.

Chicago United Airlnes W. A. Patterson National Mediation Board Washington UAL AFL Air Line Pilots Association Patterson West Coast Western Airlines Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle-Tacoma Denver Milwaukee Cleveland Oakland New York

Service Nine Marines Return Home From Korea Duty

Nine members of the US Marine Corps Reserve, based in Hayward, return home after almost a year of combat duty in Korea. The group includes Charles E. Hotking, How ard D. Vermeer, John B. Crimmins Jr, Russell H. Bauman, Albert R. Burke, Carl W. Olson Jr, Lloyd F. Stewart, Homer L. Davis, and Joe M. Delgadilla. They trained at Cherry Point and El Toro before sailing to Inchon and serving in Pusan, Japan, and the push toward the 38th parallel before resuming civilian life and reactivating their squadron for drills.

US. 8 Marine Corps Reserve Hayward Korea Charles E. Hotking Parsons Road Howard D. Vermeer Martha Place John B. Crimmins E Street Russell H. Bauman Marin Avenue Albert R. Burke San M Buel Carl W. Olson, Jr Tarman Lloyd. F. Stewart Knox Street Homer L. Davis Andover Joe M. Delgadilla Cherry Point N. C Oakland Marine Air Force Base el Toro Inchon Chosin Reservoir Mamhung Pusan Japan 38Th Parallel Eturn

House-Group Studies Oatis Imprisonment

Washington reports the House Foreign Affairs committee debated U S retaliation to the imprisonment of William N Oatis AP Prague correspondent sentenced to 19 years on spy charges Czech officials have seized American property and restricted trade This comes as lawmakers consider withdrawing diplomats while State Department opposes a full expulsion, seeking Oatis release through negotiations

Washington U.P House Foreign Affairs Committee Wiliam N. Oaltis Czechoslovakia United States State Department Department U. S O and Catis Associated Press Prague Oatis

Ex-Industralist to receive 40000 yearly from late wife estate

William In. Jarnagin, 73, bed ridden in Chicago, was assured of at least 40000 dollars a year from a 4000000 estate. The will left 246000 to charities and institutions and 110000 to friends and relatives. The remainder was placed in trust with L D Ivey and the Citizens National Trust and Savings bank to provide for Jarnagin until his death.

Los Angeles William In. Jarnagin Chicago Citizens National Trust and Savings Bank Jarnagin Ethelwyn G. Jarnagin George W. Walker Ivey Iyuy

K of C Sets Installation Monday Night

Hayward Council No. 1815 Knights of Columbus will install recently elected officers Monday evening at Dania hall. Installing officers from Oakland include Louis Martinez and Joseph Bettencourt with their degree team. John J. Banducci will begin his third term as grand knight. Other officers to be installed include Gilbert Duarte Rudolph Duarte George Bigelow Thomas Marshall Rudolph Tamich Manuel Duarte and Thomas Lester Foley. State officers and delegations from Oakland Berkeley Alameda Richmond Pittsburg St Mary's College Centerville will attend. refreshments will follow.

Hayward Knights of Columbus Dania Hall Louis Martinez Joseph Bettencourt Oakland John J. Banducci Gilbert Duarte Rudolph Duarte George Bigelow Thomas Marshall Rudolph ‘Tamicich Manuel Duarte Thomas Lester Foley Alfred Grasseschi John Albrecht Arthur E. Costa Anthony Adami Berkeley Alameda Richmond Pittsburg St. Mary’s ‘College Centerville

3 S.F. Cable Cars Halt Their Runs

San Francisco three cable cars halted service after Lloyds of London cancelled insur ance coverage effective at midnight. A $140000 damage claim is cited as the cause while the company seeks new underwriters. Stockholders met to consider selling the line to the city for 150000. The line carries about 8000 passengers daily along California street and adjacent routes.

SAM Francisco,lp San Francisco California Street Cable Railroad Jiloyd's of London John 0. Hamnen California Street Company California Street O'Farrell Jones and Hyde Streets Jones Street

Youth handed to authority over Sabu arson case

Andre Perez, 20, who admitted starting a fire at the $90,000 home of Indian actor Sabu, was turned over to the State Youth Authority for punishment. Povey pleaded guilty to arson after visiting the home several times and claiming he did it as a favor to the actor. If the authority rejects jurisdiction, Perez faces sentencing in court on August 8.

Hollywood Andre Perez Sabu State Youth Authority Povey Monkey Valleet Insurance Perut

Legal notice from Nickolas Rizzo to limit debts

Non responsible notice by Nickolas Rizzo to state he is not responsible for debts or obligations contracted by his wife Heverly J Hizen after August 1 1951. Includes address 46 McKeever Ave Hayward Crit Mo 2278 A.

Nickolas Rizzo Heverly J. Hizen Nickolas McKeever Ave Hayward Crit

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