Thomason's Still Undecided in Water Service Probe
Directors in secret meeting after public airing failed to decide on action regarding alleged embezzlement of Hayward Highlands Water Service funds by water superintendent Emory Thomason. Opposition factions argued over procedures while plans emerged for item by item audit and possible CPA review with Thomason facing potential charges of grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Highlands Water Service
Stll
Emory ‘Thomason
Malcolm Ee. Champlin
Qatlend
Horney
Thame
Uy ‘ Rtamplin
Phembers Sve Thameson
Thorogon
CPA
Ralph Digby
Ted
Bye Thomason
Ipirdas
Service Board
It Sectors
Champlin
Harry Brown
Board of Directors
Thomazon
J. Frank Coakley
Cirinernitty
Thomas
Coakley
Broom
Brown
Fifteen Men Seized in City Gambling Raid
In Calahd county, deputies arrested fifteen men, mostly Filipinos or Chinese, during a raid at night on pool halls near the Hay ward substation and New Mulina area. About 60 people were found gambling with cards and dominoes, with the group held at the county jail.
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She County
Calahd Far Ives
Jimbling
Alavaya~ A
iHayward
Luinto
Mulina
Algarada
Alangda
Village Mother Daily Dollar Subject and City Ties
A fragmentary note describes a Village Mother theme with a subject about Daily Dollar. It mentions a meeting in Oakland with women from San Lorenzo and notes involvement in The American Legion. It references a vivacious brunette with two children and hints at collecting today’s Daily Dollar at the Regeiw office before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
San Lorenzo
American Legion
Wal
Regeiw
Court House Offices May Close on Saturdays
The Alameda county board of supervisors discussed keeping the courthouse open five days a week Monday through Friday. Most department heads favor closing Saturdays with hours from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm five days weekly, except the sheriff and district attorney offices which stay open 24 hours for emergencies. A county ordinance would be needed to implement the change, and the proposal will be discussed at next Tuesday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamacda
Sheriff's Department
Duvirge
Baseball Scores and a Murder Claim in Atlanta News Clip
The clipping shows scattered baseball box scores from St Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Washington games with partial inning results and pitcher notes. An appended wire dispatch quotes Margaret Mitchell as saying the nation’s traffic deaths rise due to public indifference, per the National Safety Council.
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National St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Munger
Pellet
Craiglory
Bonham
Lombardi
Gumbert
Benasti
New York
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Higbe
Hartung
Westrum
Meyer
Konstanty
Seminick
Merican
Merican' Ot »Phiadelphia
Golbi
Boston
Washington
Stobbs & Balls
Huefner
Welteroth
Welks
Tittle
OKK
Chicago
U.P
Margaret Mitchell
Nalianaa Safety Council
Village Library Branch To Open Early Next Year
The San Lorenzo Village association plans a new one story library building on Paseo Grande west of Community Center. The $18 000 project will house 1700 square feet of space plus offices and four meeting rooms. construction slated to be completed by early next year pending lease negotiations and architectural drawings.
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Manger
Board of Directors
San. Lorenzo Villa
Hames Association
Jn Plang
Paseo Grande
Tre Jmilding
Whi High
M. L. Sanford
San
Four men jailed in night club burglary
A 15 year old boy mistaken as intruder was shot in the shoulder while attempting to enter his brother's home through an open window. Jerry Barham was treated at Highland Hospital after a .22 bullet was removed and later released to recover at home. Police note the elder Barham brothers Arthur and others were involved in a separate case linked to a night club burglary.
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Jie
Farn
Jerry Bareham
Dunn Road
Highland Hospital
Jerry
Osk H. Barham
Oskland
Arthur
Barham
Hillcrest Knolls men held on club burglary charges
Four men from Hillcrest Knolls are in custody awaiting prosecution for a candle-light burglary at Club Alsbam. William Divine 18 Harold Samis 27 Harold Fits ggrala and Cap Rogers were arrested by Deputy Detective Stanley Petersen and FBI agents after investigation into Aug 13 to Aug 18 loot. Missing were liquor cases mixers kitchen gear and photos. District Attorney Frank Coakley will prosecute.
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Hillcrest Knolls
Courtly
Alsbam
William Divine
Harold Samis
Harold Fitsggrala
Cap" Rogers
Hillcrest Knans
Stanley Petersen
Barea
Rogers
Patersen
Ray HH
Galloway
Internal Revenue
Mary K. Vaccaro
Oakland
Petersen
Fedral
Distrct
Frank Coakley
Attendance Trophy Awarded to Hayward Men
Eighteen men from First Chyigtlan church in Hayward attended the quarterly laymen meeting of Christian churches in the Alameda area. The district presents a trophy to the church group with the highest attendance, kept until the next meeting. Hayward won the trophy Friday evening for the second straight time with representatives led by President August Knoat Jr and minister H V Reeves among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chyigtlan
Hayward
Hay
Alameda
Hayware
August Knoat, Jr
William Kerr
MH. B. Urmson
B. W. Stubblefield
Hugh Young
G. &. Howard
Tam E Hall
Clinton Morris
Elmer Morgan
Harry Patton
Charlos Green
Earl Honsleker
Bert Sisco
Waltz Tate
Lloyd Tritch
Darsey Benedict
H. V. Reeves
Firemen Benefit Dance at Tennyson School Tonight
Tennyson firemen host a benefit dance at the school hall at 8 p.m. Harold Heiser's orchestra will provide the music and the public is invited. Refreshments will be served by the fire department's ladies auxiliary.
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Tennyson Firemen
Tennyson School’ Hoard At & P.m
Harold
Eden Township Hospital District Valuation Sets Tax Rate
The Eden township hospital district valuation is $80,254,520 as reported by County Assessor Eugene Waring. The hospital tax is expected near 4.78 cents per $100 assessed value, with the district board asking $338,400 in tax. For 1949-50, unsecured personal property will be taxed at the prior rate, and the county plans a Sept 6 rate setting to cut the basic rate from $1.58 to $1.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Township
Eugene Waring
Hospital District Board
County Board of Supervisors
Whimpers of Doy Lead to Parch Fire Discovery
A fire at the A R Bayliss home 26700 Monte Vista drive Thursday evening caused minor damage when a glass jug of cleaning solvent left in the sun burst into flames. The blaze was spotted by 17 year old Jean Bayliss after the family dog whined near the kitchen window. Directors of the Mohrland Mutual Water Association met at L B McLennan on Mohr drive and announced that no trespassing signs have been posted on the association property following a board recommendation.
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A. R. Bayliss
Monte Vista Drive
Jean Bayliss
Mohrland Mutual Water Association
L. 8
Show Off Gets Fine for Motorcycle Stunt in City
Albert Foster, 27, received a three day jail sentence for riding his motorcycle while standing on the seat with arms outstretched. The incident occurred in Los Angeles and drew local attention to curb reckless behavior on public streets.
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Los Angeles
Albert Foster
Weather Forecast Summary for Coastal Region
Morning fog and light sea breeze persist with little temperature change. Today's high near yesterday's. tonight's low near today. Sunday outlook shows mild conditions with minimal variation.
Wrecks Injured: 1 Seriously In Mishaps
Three traffic accidents last night and today left one person in very serious condition at St Pauls Livermore with Lois Perkins of Stockton hurt in a two car collision on Highway 50 at 1 30 am Alberto Eagles also of Stockton was injured in the same crash Five others were hurt in the incident In the second crash Willian Streeiff of San Francisco his wife Belle Arnoldson 64 and Victor Sund 50 and Lauren Streeiff 50 were treated for cuts and bruises at St Pauls Hospital Mrs Arnoldson may have a spinal injury In a third accident Ross C Connell 18 of Berkeley riding a Triumph motorcycle fell at Washington Ave and Lewelling Boulevard He was treated for a broken left leg and released to Merritt Hospital He and the machine were struck by Arthur W Wetmore 28 of San Jose Connell was issued a collision notice for speed without due caution Theresa C Reeve 53 of Berkeley was treated for shock after their car was sideswiped by a vehicle driven by George Snyder 20 of San Jose The Reeves daughter Virginia 16 was injured Their car was southbound toward Los Angeles when the collision occurred on Warm Springs Road near Tivington Snyder was cited for driving on the wrong side of the road.
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Lois Perkins
Stockton
St. Paul's
Livermore
Alberto C. Eagles
Highway 50
Boges
Hagles
Willian Streeiff
San Francisco
Lauren Streeiff
Belle Arnoldson
Victor Sund
St. Paul's Hospital
Arnoldson
Fairmont Hospital
Ross C. Connell
Herceley
Merritt Hospital
Connell
Washington Avenue
Lewviling Boulevard
Arthur W. Wetmore
Highway Patrol
Fairmont
Theresa C. Reeve
Berkeley
Marion L. Reeve
Reeve
George W. Snyder
San Jose
Army Transport Service
Reeves
Los Angeles
Warm Springs
Tivington
Virginia
Snyder
Housewife Digs Boys to Safety With Bare Hands
Mrs Do lores. Remirez a San Diego resident heard cries of three young boys buried by a landslide while they were digging a cave. She clawed the dirt away and freed Johnny Hattis age 2, Francis Meyer age 3, and Dale Pimlick age 4 within minutes. All three escaped with minor injuries.
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San Diego
Johnny Hattis
Francis Meyer
Dale Pimlick
Johnny
Dolores. Remirez
Hunt Foods City Near Agreement On Sewage Talks
Hunt Foods Inc and Hayward city council officials moved closer to an agreement on charges for using Hayward’s share of the Oro Loma treatment plant. Discussions covered payment for plant use, with plans for further engineering details to be submitted at a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Foods, Inc
Hayward
Oro Loma
Castro Valey
Hayward Sportsmen Meet Tuesday Evening Talk On Pigeons
The Hayward Sportsmen's club will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at John DeMurs' home. Ted Lakson, a local homing pigeon fancier, will discuss bird losses in the Sierra region and give a talk titled Wild and Homing Pigeons. C. E. Wilton, secretary, will announce treats and note his first son Lee Ansty Wilton was born Thursday.
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Hayward Sportsmen's Club
John DeMurs
Ted Lakson
Hayward
Sierras
C. E. Wilton
Lee “Ansty Wilton
Muir District zoning clash fuels Hayward council debate
Residents of the Muir district backed residential zoning by a large turnout at a Muir Civic Club meeting, voting 73 to 1 to oppose any industrial zoning near the Western Pacific tracks. They urged council to reject a proposed $1,000,000 PG and E substation and argued residential values would suffer. despite a petition supporting light industry, most locals supported keeping the area free of industrial development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
W .B. Ballard
Orchard Avanue Tat
Muir District
Western Pacific
Ballard
Harald Grams
Muir © Club
Irene Jeamieson
Muir
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Berry
Orchard Wetues
Pg&e
J.S. Rule of
Oaklar
Oifé
Great Western Power Company
Orchard
Berry Avenue
Washington Avenue
Newark Point
Hy Electric
Moraga
Newark
Hhus
Christine Sousa
Frank W. Cunha
Gastro
Ray 5
Thorp
John Dittmes
South Castro Steed
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Sanford
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Prowler
Brother
Fred J. Reichert
Kirby Shoe
S24
First Street
Paseo del Casapo
San Lorenzo Village
Melba
Della Cook
Nancy
Timmy
George Cook
Tucker
Les Kent
The
Daily Review
Hunt Foods
Council
Cinderella
Plymouth
Plymoutht Tudor
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