Commission Is Cause of Battery in Local Dispute
Maurice Smith a 42 year old real estate broker from via Cortn Jocal tea estate filed a complaint at the deputy attorney's office alleging Randpll Lynch struck him during a dispute over a $20 debt. Lynch, 34, of Willowcourt Hoyward, admits striking Smith but says it was self defense after Smith allegedly approached him at a restaurant and began the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pland
Vulo
Maurice 9. Smith
Cortn Jocal
Dep
Randpll
Willowcourt
Hoywaud
Smith
Lynch
Bim
Bonanza Bazaar Opens Friday at Our Lady of Grace Castro Valley
The Bonanza Bazaar, three day event at Our Lady of Grace church grounds on Anlia Avenue Castro Valley opens Friday at 7 pm with a matinee Saturday and outdoor dinner from 4 to 5 pm. Howard Ingwersen chairs the committee with Rev Joseph Donworth as pastor adviser. attractions include whirling planes ferris wheel and a country store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Grace
Anlia Avenue
Castro Valley
Howard Ingwersen
Consultaion
Hov
Joseph A. Donworth
Sintaz
Tren
Woneh
Howard Ingworsern
Frank McKeon
Lizabeth Lindquist
J.B
Joel” Rogers
Harvey Sentena
Y Ground
Axthi ‘Loves
Joseph McCormick
Oxtern Alquist
Manuel Machado
Booth Coimmnittees
Baseball Scores and Schedules Amid Unclear OCR Fragment
An OCR fragment lists scattered baseball items with player names Branca Bickford Pottoy Sausels and a note about Brooklyn and Benton. No clear game results or dates are legible.
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Branca
Aeronautic Assn Meets Thursday in San Mateo
The National Aeronautic Association San Francisco area chapter will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday August 28 at Villa Charilor San Mateo. Secretary Thomas Angell notes the gathering will include officer reports for the coming year and an address on air coach fares in California by Colonel C C SnerRam of California Central Airlines.
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National Aeronautic Association
San Francisco Area
Villa Charilor
San Mateo
Thomas Angell
Bur
California
C. C. Snerram
California Central Air Ines
Wallet snatching attempt targets elderly man in Ashland
An 89 year old man, Jewell H. Lewis, described a strong dark complexioned woman who knocked at his Matso shest home in Ashland district, hugged him, and escaped with his wallet containing about $34 after a brief struggle. he cannot give full details due to age and poor eyesight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell H. Lewis
Sheriff’s
Lewis
Wayman
Matso Shest
Ashland
Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Alamada County Members
Nearly 2000 members of the Alameda County Farm Bureau and guests attended the organization's picnic at Linda Vista Park Mission San Jose yesterday. The day opened at 10 am with games and contests. In the afternoon couples danced to Huddleston's Orchestra. A Ki Ki O'Donnell presided as master of ceremonies with Jase M. Rose Jr. as arrangements chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County Farm Bureau
Linda Vista
Park
Mission San Jose
Planielkers
Huddleston
A. Ki. O'Donnell
Jase .M. Rose, Jr
Melvin Nielsen
Don Harper
Edwina Orlott
Jacky Williams
Thomas Vanosek
Tom Nielsen
Theodore Nissen
Jimmy Kall
Dale Griffithie
Richard Treby
Tom Greer
Walter Block
J. R. Crnnin
Kruse
Chieeking
Pine Grocery Robbed of Candy
Deputies report Pine grocery at 1238 Castro street was entered by cutting a screen and breaking a window. Thieves stole candy rubber balloons and cigarettes sometime between Saturday evening and 7:30 a.m. Sunday. Owner Pine reported the loss. Only pennies in the cash register were taken. Suspects believed to be juveniles due to the riotous nature of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grocery
Castro Street
Asheriffa Deputies
Highlands Program Is Postponed
The Hayward Highland Improvement Club postponed the August 24 benefit program at the community hall. The delay follows internal committee input and aims to use wisely raised funds for community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Highland Improvement Club
Moore
Brann Commision
Hads
Traffic tragedy on Highway 0 near Livermore
Lars Berkins 24 of Stockton died after a Saturday dawn crash on Highway 0. A woman passenger died at St. Pauls Livermore hospital late Saturday. Five others, including Albert C. Eagles and William Streciff, were hospitalized in San Francisco with injuries. Eagles faces a collision charge for driving on the wrong side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Lars Berkins
Stockton
St. Paul's Hospital
St. Francis
San Prancisco
Albert C. Eagles
Sleckson
William Shro¢iff
Laurel Streciff
Belle Arnokisin
Victor Lund
San Francisco
Market Decline Worries Wall Street With Mixed Tone
New York prices fell moderately at the stock exchange in quiet trading. Analysts blamed profit taking after last week’s highs while Steel production signals and a strong auto industry forecast kept the undertone bullish. American Iron Steel Institute cited 84.4 percent capacity use, highest since mid June, up 6 percent from last week. In Brisbane, M Crowe to receive a biweekly lottery payout for life due to his wife’s will leaving $120,000.
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New York
Wall Street
American Tron & Steel Institute
Brisbane
Australia
U.S
Crowe
Funeral Thursday for Frances Silveira in East Oakland
Frances Silveira 17 of San Leandro died in a Sunday morning crash on Godt Links and Grass Valley roads. Funeral rites will be held at Sorensen Brothers chapel and St. John’s church San Lorenzo with rosary Wednesday and burial at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Survived by mother Ruth Silveira and many siblings. Co‑victims include Welland Alpert Morris Frank Trav es and Mable Alexic.
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Frances
Slaive Silveira
Sant Leandra
Lia
Godt Links Road
Grass Valley Road
East Oakland
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
B Street
St. John's Church
San Lorenzo
Holy Sepulchre
Miss Silveira
Ruth Silveira
Donovan_steeel
San Leandra
Joseph Silveira
Victor Silveira
Welland Alpert Morris
Frank Herman Traves
Oakland
Distribution of 20 Page Election Booklets Begins
Sacramento Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan started distributing five and one half million 20 page booklets with arguments for and against a dozen constitutional amendments and initiative proposals to be voted on at the November 8 special state election. Booklets go to 56 county clerks and registrars for voter distribution with the ballots. copies available at Jordan's Sacramento office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Frank, M. Jordan
Onnex
Jordan
Sucramento
Leandro Man Hangs Self Sunday
Leandro Man, a -year-old oil well driller, hanged himself in the garage at 2134 Buena Vista Avenue San Leon, yesterday while his wife attended church. Neighbors found the body and called police. A note was not left but the wife said he had threatened self harm due to ill health. Fortneys include one son Horace at 244 Sunny Side Avenue Piedmont. An Oakland woman, Miss Cora Beattie, 49, also took her life yesterday blaming illness in a written note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray S. Fortney
Buena Vista Avenue
San
Horace BE
Fortney
Sunnyside Avenue
Piedmont
Oakland
Cora Beattie
Finland Mass Strike Collapsing
Finland's mass strike appears to be breaking as thousands return to work. Transport workers largely ignored the call and two major unions scrapped planned walkouts. Leather and shoe workers postponed their strike, textile workers decide after a meeting to reconsider. The government denounces the strikes as a plot to destabilize Finland's pan Communist government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helginki
Finland
Union of Leather, Shoe and Rubber Workers
Rade
Union of
Textile Workers
Anunion Spokegmat Tald
Muir Zoning On Agenda Of Council
The council meeting tonight will name Maynard's new city manager and continue the Muir zoning hearing. A 133-signature petition favors light industry near the Western right of way, with a delegation from the Muir Civic club supporting residential zoning. Annexation of the King tract, a 30 acre subdivision on Sorensen road, is expected to be approved tonight. Additional items include appointments by the Civil Service Commission, readings and passages of four ordinances, and consideration of the purchase of autobrakes for the police department. Informal bids have been received.
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Maynard
Muir
Irene Jamieson
Guy
Muir Civic Club
Jareld Grams
W. A. Ballard
Orchard Avenue
King Tract
Sorensen Road
Courtesl
Comc
Civil Service Commission
Police
Patrolman Is Struck By Automobile At Woods Corners
California highway patrolman Eugene Davidson 36 of Livero is expected to recover after being struck by a car driven by Robert Ingersoll 38 of Berkeley. Davidson was talking with a truck driver on the shoulder when Ingersoll swerved to avoid a left turning car and pinned the officer against a truck. Ingersoll cited for following too closely and driving at fault for unsafe conditions. Davidson received treatment at St Pauls Hospital in Livermore and from Dr. Donald E B Mathews for possible chest injuries.
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Woods Corners
More
California High Parolman
Eugene Davidson
McLeod Avenue
Liver
Legal Highway Patrol
Hayward
Robert Ingersoll
Berkeley
Theutomobile
Davidson
Wide Range of State Jobs Open
Examinations announced by the State Personnel Board offer jobs across many fields with monthly pay from 230 to 534 dollars. Final filing dates include September 20 for nursing and tuberculosis consultant roles, September 22 for hospital field positions and other titles, with openings in engineering, education, social work, and more. Details and applications are available from the State Personnel Board in Sacramento Los Angeles or San Francisco offices.
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Sacramento
State Personnel Board
Lsted
Department of Corrections
Grace
United States
L Street
State Building
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest Quake Strikes Coast to Alaska
An offshore tremor rattled the Pacific Northwest from southern Washington to Alaska last night with minimal damage and no casualties. Seismologists from Harvard and UC Berkeley estimated intensity up to a 5, comparable to strong quakes, while reports from Seattle and Prince Rupert noted furniture and windows rattling but no major destruction. The epicenter was placed near Vancouver Island, with tremors felt eight seconds in Seattle and about one minute in Prince Rupert. The quake was recorded across multiple observatories including Dublin and Mexico City, marking a notable but non-catastrophic event in regional seismic history.
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Ancouyver
B.C
Berkeley
University of California
Perry Byerly
British Columbia
San Francisco
Seattle
Skeena River
British Colima
Ketchikan
Alaska
Portland
Ore
Harvard University Robyyists
Vancouver
Oregon
Washington
Prince Buyport
Skeena Valley
Pheep
Seatile
Prince Rupert
Dublin
Ireland
Trer
Mexico
Tacahuya Observatory
Joseph Lynch
Ferdinuan University
New York
Queen
Queen Charatte Island
Fires rage across western forests in multi state blaze
Forest fires driven by heat and drought sweep through 15 000 acres of western woodlands. Idaho’s Payette National Forest bears the worst, with three fires consuming over 11 000 acres as air crews and lines from five states rush to fight the flames. Casualties include three injured on the line, one critically. Other fires menace Yellowstone in Wyoming and Marondera in Colorado. Officials warn the situation is grave as reinforcements pour in and thousands battle the blaze amid lightning-driven, high-heat conditions. The outbreak mirrors widespread fires in France and Canada as authorities mobilize troops and volunteers to combat the widespread danger.
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Payette National Forest
Idaho
Air Force
Idehe
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Msrondide
Payette Forest
Hall's Canyon
Smilé-Deep Gorge
North American
Joe Hessel
Wallin Springs
Idaha
Payelle
Wyoming
Oregon
Forest Service
Eutity
United States
France
Halibariga
Ont
400 Acres Burns Near Warm Springs
A 400 acre pasture blaze on the William Kurtner American dairy ranch near Warm Springs, south of War Springs, burned for about four hours yesterday afternoon. Firefighters from multiple nearby departments fought the flames as trucks ran low on water and refilled. Cause suspected as cigarette from airplane or careless hunters.
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William Kurtner
John Souza
Ware Springs
Los Banos Avenue
Lester Olivera
Ashland Fire Department
Gerald Whitman
Williams Road
Whitman
Castro Valley Fremen
Stra
Bridge Avenue
Delinquency Talk To Have Local Deputy Present
The Alameda county sheriff's department will be represented at the Delinquency Control Institute in Los Angeles by Hichard Fourly, a detective from the Hayward division, according to Sheriff MH. P. Gleason. Now overseeing juvenile investigations, Foudy, a graduate of Trent delinquency control institutes, plans to participate in state discussions while attending the Los Angeles event at Valorest camp on the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Weather outlook: fog, fair afternoon and Tuesday
Night and morning high fog with fair skies this afternoon and Tuesday. Cooley reports yesterday's high at 28 degrees and today's low near unspecified value.
Complexion From Peaches In High School Note
A senior high student describes helping with canning peaches at home around 1 30 in the morning. The family recently moved to Crancon Avenue and expresses satisfaction with their new home. A Daily Dollar prize awaits collection at the Review office before tomorrow’s moonrise, with yesterday’s winner being Mrs Harry Little of San Lorenzo village.
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Crancon Avenue
Harry Little
San Lorenzo Village
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Joseph Borges
Tulle Byrnes
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Loretta Gonsalvo
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Ymi Chulringa
Norman Enos
Co. L. Evans
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Harold Lee
Jacl McCormick Jr
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Aeronautic Assn
SARDS
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Farm Bureau
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Castro Valley Lions’ Club
Hoasa-Gow
Castra Valley Lioness Club
Lions Club
Rutledge Road
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Ida Gonsalves
Joness
SCN
Martha Daugherty
Nina Sims
Larry Cafinon
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Dewey Short
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