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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1951
Page
11
Virginia Povis, 67, was jailed on suspicion after her husband May Davis, 32, died following a quarrel over finances. Police say she admitted striking with a weapon in self defense during the dispute. The weapon was not recovered and neighbors alerted police after the stabbing occurred in their home.
Federal court in Sacramento charged Pvt. George St Brines of Seattle with leading a California auto theft ring. Pvt. James A Kitchen Pvt. Richard W Rhinehart and others faced charges for stealing and swapping parts from about 100 cars. The group, tied to Sacramento Vallejo Napa and San Rafael lots, operated over a year. Brines and others were held at Travis Air Base custody as of today awaiting an August probation report.
Hayward August Independence leaders attended a meeting at Independent School Eurday night to invite improver clubs to attend a federation picnic on September 16 at Biderberry Park. Parents urged to join a wind-up program for Kult mer projects by Hay Ward recreation district at Tudeny dent's playground. A social whist event followed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lauhney, Janson, Mrs. B. Young, Mrs. Emily Goularie and others.
Oakland youth Lula Miranda known as a hard luck girl faces review by the California Youth Authority for probation violations. The 20 year old widow has lived in Oakland since childhood, with a two year old daughter in care. Her attorney says officers pressed a false waiver attempt during a July 20 pickup after a prison visit, while Miranda was briefly detained and later surrendered. Her family history includes the death of her husband at 18 and her father’s fatal beating by police when she was nine.
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