Baumberg to Get Ground for Playground Project
Baumberg residents push for a community playground long sought by neighbors. Oakland dentists and district officials discussed leasing land at Baum berg avenue foot to the Hayward orange area for development. George Vestal of the recreation district indicated a satisfactory arrangement could be worked out including a baseball diamond and playground apparatus with supervision.
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Bownberg
Oakland
Fern Williams
Dry
Paul Boyens
Kenst
George Vestal
Taube
Rante Pengiun
Vestal
M. Aden
Mohr Drive
Baumberg
Clth
L. le Rhodes
Ard Pool
Tas Ween
Aluy Rook
Car Pool
Mrs. Olkel
Wilkinson Sand Mys
Zoning Hearing on Muir Substation Plans Declared
Hayward city council will hear proposals to rezone land between Overhart and Berry avenues for a 36 acre Pacific Gas and Electric substation. Ken Porter of PG&E announced the project as the planning commission considers changes and representations from utility plaintiffs as the public meeting nears at City Hall.
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Muir Dattet
Hayward
Tommissian
P&e
Ken Porter
Pacifle ‘Gag and Electric Company
Ovehard and
Berry Avenues
Moelfig
Ubilities Company
Wie Mule Civle
Ccouilagion
Smelly Gas Sweeps Over Los Angeles Area Again
A pungent odor swept over Los Angeles and neighboring counties for the second day, with winds carrying emissions likely from petroleum plants. Officials traced the smell to industrial sources and urged calm as residents feared a toxin. Police and deputies logged numerous calls while investigations continued into exact origins.
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Los Angeles
A.P
Sheritt'a
Zala
Sac
Torranea-Wilmington
Weather Bureau
Pleasanton Airpark Fate Scheduled Before County Board
The Alameda county board of supervisors will decide next Tuesday morning on Barry Lantig Hayward airport operator’s bid to build an airport on the Old Mears Ranch near Mensanton. The planning commission favors the application, and more than 150 Pleasanton area property owners protest the $10,000 project claiming zoning violations. Signatures from about 200 residents show support for the air park.
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Barry Lantig
Hayward
Cen
Believe Chinese Will Revolt Believe Chinese Will Revolt
The United States in a white paper reviewed American policy in China and warned Russia and Chinese communists not to extend Red aggression beyond China. It said the Chinese people will revolt and throw off the foreign yoke and pledged to encourage developments toward this end, though it did not specify methods.
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Wasitington
United States
Cina
Russia
Far East
China
State Department
Wedemeyer
Valley Market Sold to Anngisticemen Partners
Lorenzo Millage and Jack Gorslin of Hayward purchase Green Gables market on Castro Valley Boulevard from Elmer Nelson and William Perry, longtime operators of Boitano and Genslin. Boitano resigns as store manager. Geaslin named successor. New owners plan to add variety department and assume full operation by month end. References to San Lorenzo Village Merchants Association leader and address details included.
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Tna
Boies
San
Lorenzo Millage
Jack Gorslin
Hay
Wardohaye
Green Gables
Castro Valley Boulevard
Slanton Avenue
Castro Valley
Elmer Nelson
William Perry
Boitano
Genslin
Thurncay
Andrew Williams
San Lorenzo Village
Thicir
Boifani
San Lorenzo
Claudine
Louis
Gregory
Pasco Largavista
Vibe
Geaslin
Williams Street
Hayward
Eleanor
Sanford
Jacqueline
Harry
Tawson
Centrat
Andrew Williams Stores, Inc
Quater
Broadway
Oakland
Boilano
Atnre
Fry Marvy J. Lawton
al Boitano
Andrew Willams
Jack Geaslin
Stanton Avenue
Castro Val
Ramos Files for Divorce From Bride of Two Months
Charles Ramos a Hayward druggist filed for divorce from Aqua Moe Scott Ramos after five months of marriage. He accuses her of vile and abusive language and alleges she caused damage at home. The case seeks an interlocutory decree on cruelty with custody disputes tied to Anthony Podst Ramos and Charlene Jeanette Ramos.
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Ramos- Rebero
Charles Ramos
Aqua Moe Scott Ramos
Ramos
Veronica
Jesse Tebero
Princeton Street
Hayward
Anthony Podst Ramos
Rebaras
John N. Perovich
Lochl
Anna Mac
Hin Mong
Alamerla County
Af Mra
Brsl
Baseball Scores and Schedules Hit Newspapers Tonight
Baseball roundup lists St Louis at New York, Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Philadelphia with night games. National league notes Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh while Boston faces Chicago and New York plays St Louis under varied lineups and pitchers Spahn Barrett and others.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Miles Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pension meet set by Hayward Citizens’ Committee for Old Age Pensions
Hayward chapter of the Citizens' Committee for Old Age Pensions will meet at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Denia hall announced today by Mrs Maude Pedersen chairman The event aims to organize advocacy for pension reforms and member outreach in the community
Deeds of Trust Topic At Southern Alameda Meet
Attorney W. Dek Richards of Oakland spoke on deeds of trust at the weekly breakfast meeting of the Southern Alameda County Real Estate Board held at El Rancho Kitchen this morning.
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W. Dek Richards
Oakland
Alameda County
el Rancho
Miniature Armory Taken Here
Police investigate the theft of a $1000 arsenal from Vanda Sports, 1022 B Street, last night. Evidence from Eno A. Vitters, Oakland, shows a burglar pried open a window with a 90 inch crowbar after placing a ladder, escaping with nine guns, 12 hunting knives, ammunition, holsters, and 40 to 60 boxes of ammo, totaling about $870.
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V Anda
B Street
Eno A. Vittors
Sard Street
Oakland
Hayward Elementary Board approves 1949 50 budget totals
The Hayward elementary district adopted a general budget of 640 910 and a capital outlay plan of 564 040 for 1949 50. Public hearings were set for several local boards including Valle Vista and neighboring districts with budgets ranging up to 362 066. The Hayward plan relies on a 96 260 state emergency appropriation to operate and carry out planned capital projects at Baywood Cherryland and other sites.
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Genera
la O
Ore
Lonigt
Valle Vista
Stussell
Mt. Eden
Independent
Orland Close
Close
Cherryland
Baywood
Markham
Algo
Flayward Highlands
Fairview
Bret Tarte
Hayward Area
Dave Genovesio
Linton Nolan
Dorothy Schlute
Nolan
New Yaore
Columbia University
Teacher College
Schilute
Vallejo
Valley Center Meeting Monday at 8 P M
Castro Valley community center members will meet at 8 p m Monday at 6394 Walnut read building per today’s notice from secretary Mrs Phyllis A Alexander.
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Castro Valley Community Center
Walnut Read
Phyllis A. Alexander
Frazier Is Guilty in Second Degree Murder Trial
Bert Frazier, 34, ex air force captain formerly of San Leandro, convicted in Redwood City of second degree murder for shooting Mary Thompson, age 52, at her Atherton home. Jury of six men and six women deliberated nearly nine hours. Frazier also found guilty of assault to murder Doris Thompson, 29, and assault with a deadly weapon on Sharle Thompson, 29, Mary’s daughters. Judge Andrew Schottky set sentencing for 2:30 p.m. Today. Penalties include five years to life for murder and terms of one to four years and one to ten years for the related counts. Frazier showed no emotion after verdict. trial featured emotional outbursts. The shooting occurred after he was forbidden to visit Doris. Prosecution sought the death penalty. defense argued an accident and suicide attempt.
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Redwood City
J.P K Kermit
Bert Frazier
Air Force
San Leandro
Frazier
Doris Thompson
Sharle
Mary Thompson
Atherton
Calif
Julge Andrew Schottky
Fraser
Third Bank Looms for Hayward
D. Henderson of Central Bank said the institution will open a branch in Hayward after state approval on June 4. He declined to reveal the site but promised forthcoming details on officers and quarters.
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Hayward
W. Henderson
Central Bank
Henderson
State Superintendent of Banks
Bridges En Route To Hawaii Break Said Possible
Harry Bridges, president of the old International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's union, traveled by plane from San Francisco toward Hawaii with a US conciliation service official aboard. A union source hinted a break in the nine day maritime strike might be imminent but declined to elaborate.
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Hawaii
Tam
Tid Jenbrand
Get Benefits of City Government ballot drive for Castro Valley
The Committee for Incorporation of Castro Valley approved leaflets arguing city government brings benefits and helps spur signatures for incorporation. Howard McCalla said the broadside explains police, traffic, lights, sidewalks, parks, and zoning improvements funded by a mix of property tax and rebates. The dinner to promote signatures will feature Assemblyman Francis Bunn and attorney Allan Grimes. tickets are available and about 1,200 signatures have been collected of the 2,000 needed for a vote.
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Citizens Committee
McCalla
Gill Sullivan
Heller
Ann Williams
McCatla
Francis Bunn
Eltics
Allan Grimes
Oakland
Arnold Anderson
Two Burgers Coming Up Tonight at Casile Canteen
A reader describes a late night order from the Casile Canteen where a blue sweater and white jacket wearer bought two hamburgers for a couple with a sleeping baby. The note mentions a missing Daily Dol Tar and a potential $2 prize if claimed at the Review office by tomorrow noon.
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Casile
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