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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1951

Page

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Witnesses sought after United Air Lines crash near Hayward

Civil Aeronautics Board asked anyone who saw the DC-8 or a large plane before the crash to report details. Investigators studied wreckage, lifted engines, and prepared for hearings in about 10 days. Alameda County coroner and post office officials reported on identifications, mail, and burials of victims as debris removal continued.

Phcotq United iv Lines Civil Aeronautics Boar Lockhaven Ralph A. Reed Bureau of Salty Tovestizions Sail California Hhad Newark - Hayward Hayward Firse Ihe Om M. Ruddick United Jiial Cormer Alameda County Decale Serianl Post Office Miway Palamitres Canyon Iive Howard L. Stilley Roxbury Avenue San Leandro Hymar Mortuary Oakland Tin Berge Mortuary Irvingia Will Vonduel Thale Homes Luvial

Kent Snyder Dies in San Jose Rites Planned for Mayward Family

Kent Snyder former Hayward auto dealer and banker dies in San Jose after surgery. Private funeral at Darling and Mischer Garden Chapel with Reverend B L Tull officiating. Survived by widow Elizabeth Snyder and two sons Kent Barton Snyder and Ross, plus two grandchildren Elizabeth Lee and Kent Barton Jr. Other survivors include two brothers Major General Lto Howard Spurley and Dr O K Snyder and sister Mrs C L Draper. Born in Cheyenne Wyoming, he moved to Hayward in 1936 after working in Wheatland.

Kent Snyder Hayward San Jose Darling and Mischer Garden Chapel Tenth and SantaClara Streets Jamorrow Tull Episcopal Oregon Snyder American, Cancer ‘Society San Duse General Hospital Elizabeth Snyder Cotterway Kent Barton Snyder Sree Auglo Party Distributors Ross San Francisco Elizabeth Lee Kent Barton Maynard

Massive 6000 Acre Saugus Fire Threatens Communities

A wildland blaze in the Angeles National Forest has scorched about 6000 acres and spread toward the Hughes, Elizabeth Lake and Muro Lake areas. About 500 firefighters fought flames with winds up to 30 mph, as helicopters and emergency crews battled to protect resort districts. Three people suffered severe burns when a helicopter crashed while observers watched the blaze. The fire prompted an emergency disaster declaration with Red Grass aid stations set up for cabin residents.

Saugus Calif Uri Iun Angeles National “Forest U. S. Forest Service Like Hughes Elizabeth Lake Muna Lakse Shariff

First Aid Talk Set at May Ward Library

A lecture on first aid will be held tomorrow night at May Ward Library at 7 40 announced by Ilury Bradford Civil Defense chief. Dr V K Krag will speak to residents within the city ward and Bradford hopes the meeting will seed the institution aid classes for city Civil Defense workers.

Hayward Sid Domorrow Mayward Library Ilury Bradford Civil Defense Winchwarden Ehief V. K. Krag Whigh Wardei Bradford C Defense

Copper strike shuts industry as 100000 workers walk out

Denver report says 100000 non ferrous metals workers join a nationwide copper walkout after Kennecott rejected a government wage proposal. Pickets form across states including Montana, Idaho, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada and Washington with key plants at Anaconda, Butte, Great Falls, Denver and Leadville. Union officials note bodies stayed peaceful while Kennecott and others set the strike pattern, and a presidential takeover request follows failed negotiations.

Denver International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Ind FT Uids Cour D'Alenes Ida Wolkout Kennecott Copper Co Kennecott Anaconia Phelps- Dodge Montana Anaconda Butte Great Falls aArizona Idaho Utah New Mexico Nevada Washington Connecticut Ne American Brass Co HDO American Brass Ca Buffalo N.Y San Francisco Selby Calif Los Angeles Perth Amboy EL Prev Tex Darwin Coleraidy Leadville Omaha Antion Truman Guruy Ching Truman Saie Kennecutt Federal Mediation and Canciliation Service Wis

Plane Crashes in Vandalia Killing Four People

A light airplane crashed in a city street near Vandalia Illinois today, killing four aboard a J. Filor family of Yale Ranch Camp Ward Arizona. The craft broke into pieces after hitting a parked car in a residential area. Witnesses reported a wing folded up and one wing found two blocks away. The victims were a man, a wife Elizabeth 30 and two boys 11 and 13. The may be Pittsburgh bound after staying in St Louis. Civil Aeronautics later said the family was en route to Pittsburgh after a night in St Louis. Police, deputies and a coroner blocked spectators as investigators worked.

Vandalia UPI J. Bfilor Elizabeth Yale Ranch Camp Ward Ariz Civil Aeronautics Administration Pittsburgh St. Louis Cliff Rasler South Sixth Street Pressell Vaughn Mike Millar Vandalig Union Mil

Valley Man Drowns At Cache Creek Dam

Oswald Jones a 24 year old resident of Castro Valley drowned Saturday while attempting to swim across the 100 foot creek dam at Cache creek four miles northeast of here his companion Vern Beuma 928 Sturley Hayward reported Jones tired half way across and sank Beuma tried to dive for him but could not find him Jones a Navy veteran served four years aboard an LSD in the Pacific and had lived with his sister Lorraine Patton in Valley Funeral rites will be held in North Dakota where his parents reside

Lower Lake Oswald Jones Castro Valley Boulevard Cache Creek Here Jones S Dam Vern Beuma Sturley Drive Hay- Ward Santa Clara Lake Country Baum Lake County Sneaf LSF Pacific Theater Lorraine Patton S Valley Iy Dailey of Valley Billy Jones Modesto Lake Andres North Dakota

Four Men Bailed Out Found Alive Near Knik Glacier

An Air Force rescue unit planned to reach the Knik Glacier Valley to aid four men who bailed out of a transport plane. The helicopter crew spotted two men on the north side at about 2,500 feet and the others at 1,900 feet. One man showed a sprained ankle while the others appeared uninjured as air drops continued.

Anchorage Alsske Kniklacier Knik Glacier Tenth Air Rescue Squadron Knik Valley William Coombs Coombs

McCarthy Defends Truman as Loyal American

Senator McCarthy renewed charges of communist infiltration in the State Department under Truman but stated he believes Harry Truman is a loyal American. He added he doubts the president fully grasps what communism really is.

Portland R. McCarthy Wis State Department Truman Harry Truman McCarthy Wpi Joseph

Auto Death as Car Hits Rear of Truck

Alameda resident 82 year old Malcolm I Robinson died when his car struck a semi truck on U S Highway 50 near Grenville. Passenger Pfe Jack Waugh Jr 21 injured. truck driver Lewis Henderson unharmed. Police report August a deadly month on Southern Alameda County highways with several other collisions and injuries.

Leandro Malcolm i. Robinson Alameda Grenville Robinson Pfe Jack Waugh Galt Knoll Hospital Lewis Henderson California Highway Patrol Phillip V. Musca Piedmont Niles Mission San Jose Muses Ari Oakland Portola Elsie Dashey Fairmont Deshey Gobbell Darwin Teak San Miguel Castro Nalleys Ted Gosse Lafayette Avenue Santa Clara Highland Hospital M6th Avenue Foothill Boulevard Hook Tracy Gosse

Reds To Use India At Peace Meet

Washington officials predicted India would press petty complaints against the Japanese peace treaty at the San Francisco conference. They foresee renewed strains in American Indian relations after India rejected a U.S. oil request and issued an irritated reply. Officials stressed India’s government under Prime Minister Nehru remained not in collusion with the Soviet Union.

Washington India Russia Andrew A. Gromyko San Francisco State Department U.S Jaw

Final Stock Market Dips Amid Patchy Trading

Prices declined irregularly on the New York Stock Exchange in a seven week trading session with investors largely on the sidelines. Dealers described subdued activity as foreign developments weighed on sentiment and market uncertainty persisted across major issues.

New York UPI Stock Exchange Dhalles T

2000 East Europeans Aid Communists in Korean War Push

Allied reports said 2000 Eastern European troops joined a planned major North Korean offensive near Pyongyang and Kaoxong, with heavy traffic disruption and intensified probing on the eastern front. US and UN pilots attacked supply convoys and enemy airfields as apprehension grew over a general attack within days.

Fih Kores Residu Eastern Europe Pyongyang North Korea Kaoxong Russia Ley Hah Kors Aime Ness Vosyea Kim He Sung Peiping Manchuria Korot United Nations United Press Warren P. Franklin

Reds Accuse UN of Sabotage in Korean Armistice Talks

North Korean and Chinese commanders blamed UN neutrality breaches for the halt in cease-fire negotiations. They demanded Ridgway reinvestigate and reveal UN correspondence, pledging that responsibility for any provocation not fall on them. Ridgway had just visited Korea and left Tokyo for Washington while pursuing options to resume talks.

Tokyo Puesday Tnday Matthew B. Ridgway Kim Ti’ Sung Peng ‘Teh-Hual Ridgsay Peiping Red C. Turner Joy Hidgways Karsang South Korea Ridgway Snutch Korea Kim Peng Hidgway Ihaway Tother Washington

Castro Valley Toastmasters Meet Tomorrow at Green Shutter Hotel

Castro Valley Toastmasters plan a regular meeting tomorrow at 6:45 p m at the Green Shutter hotel with Harry Allen as toastmaster Reny Kilda beck as master evaluator and Les Voelkel as timekeeper Seven minute talks will be given by Vince Dilworth Ken Wisner Bill Bowman George Castle and John Abbott The club has filed a charter application with Toastmasters International in Santa Ana processing will take about 30 days A charter dinner is planned for mid September with officers to be installed for a six month term

Castro Valley Toastmasters Green Harry Allen Reny Kildabeck Les Voelkel Vince Dilworth Ken Wisner Bill Bowman George, Castle John Abbott Frank Bowman Toastmasters International Santa Ana Caste Valley Bob Dixon Ben Wisner Bil Bowman al Allen Dave Lewis Carl McNerny Dick Ferris Barney Adamis

Kiwanis Hayward Marks 10th Anniversary Celebration

Hayward Kiwanis club marked its tenth anniversary with 100 plus members and friends at Castro Villa. Nels Nelson received a 100 percent attendance pin along with George Dukes and Dr. Jack T Hobson. A juvenile talent parade featured Arts and Charlene Duane with pupils, including Joan Johnson and Betty Milton, amid musical and dance acts.

Hayward Kiwanis Club of Castro Villa Nels Nelson Eyeman Rex Turner Oakland George Dukes Jack T. Hobson

Arson Suspected After Castro Valley Blaze Destroys Sheds

Firefighters fought through an orchard to reach a shed drying yard on George B. Robinsons property at 18970 Reedygurl road. The blaze damaged the shed, a fence, nearby grass, and a garage on Gertrude Hertaogs and Albert K. Grapes properties. Witnesses noted children in the area. investigators from Castro Valley were reviewing leads to determine origin.

Castro Valley George B. Robinson Reedygurl Road Robinson Castra Valley Fire Department Gertrude Hertaog Berdina Read Albert K. Grappe Bordina Jobinsen Anenk

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