Area Pair In Sea Disaster Safe At Home
Two men from the Hayward area, Robert Unter and Jenns Kemper, survived after the ship Benevolence was rammed by freighter Mary Luckenbach in foggy San Francisco Bay. Unter, 18, a Navy veteran and son of Lloyd Unter, and Kemper, a chief warrant officer, were rescued after hours in the water and later treated. both families report they are safe at home with their spouses and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Golden Gate
Sachvynan
Mondsy
Robert Unter
Jenns
Kemper
San Francisco Bay
Nm Wise Mel
Lloyd Utto
Moiney
Navy
Dal
Western Pioneer Tesuriice Company
Marklel
Maridel
Patricia
Mave I Sland
United States
Wessels
Meda Meanner
Machallo
Dauphters
Donn
Q. and’ Anita, 10 Months, Live At 29% Via Pachecu
San Lorenzo Villywu
Uttor
Mary Luckenbach
Fort Mason
Wis
Shorty
Lean
Oats End
Naval “Hospital
Vallejo
Bac
Uller
Gus Knoll
Utter
South Pacific
San Drews
Dialy
San Francisco
Jen
Paul Wineman
Sti
Navy Board of Inqutry
Yerba Buena Island
Coast Guard
Barlow E. Bacon
Bacon
Luckenbach Steamship Company
Vadiny
San Diego
Japan
Mare Island
Salvage Effort Lies On Raising Benevolence Ship
San Francisco Navy salvage vessel Benevolence sails to Alcatraz Bay to determine if the $25 million ship can be raised after sinking 75 feet off Golden Gate. Navy boards reopen hearings to fix responsibility while a rescue fleet saved 492 aboard amid fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Prancisco
U.pi
Suakes
Gulden Gate
Navy
Viking
San Diego
Limay
Golden Cite
Mary Luekenbach
Crackdown on Punks Hangout Defines Youth Nuisance
Captain Douglas Webb of the Hayward sub-station announced a crackdown on juvenile mischief around Andy's Drive In at Castro Street and Lewelling Boulevard. A four deputy squad conducted a routine search for draft cards and youths out late, detaining over 25 boys and girls for investigation. He warned that anyone involved in trouble will be arrested, and noted the drive-in has become a hub for hoodlum activity. Parents will be held accountable for their children's behavior as residents report speeding, fights, petty thefts, and loitering near the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Webb
Cluel
Hayward
Andy
Sheriff's Office
Webb
Burglars Loot Valley Louis Stores Inc
Burglars rammed a rear delivery door at the Louis Stores Inc Fairway location on ST Castro Street and stole about 40 in cash and checks from the liquor department. The break in occurred between 10 pm Saturday and 9 am Sunday. a nearby resident heard a crash but did not investigate. No office losses were reported. Owes, the liquor manager, asks anyone who cashed checks Saturday to contact the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stores Inc. Fairway
ST Castro Street
Owes
Liquor Department
Clifford FE. Clark
Disaster Relief Council To Start Instructors Training Soon
Disaster Relief Village Council announces training courses for instructors to begin Wednesday at the village fire station. Chief Tom Ducey said 5 instructors will be trained to supervise first aid classes across the village, with the first sessions Aug. 30 and follow ups Sept. 5 13 and 20. Red Cross official from Oakland will lead, with registration to be announced. San Lorenzo American Legion auxiliary pledges full participation, naming nurses Myrty Bedsworth and Jean Carnell as volunteers and Army Nurse Corps veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedlyes
San
Tom Duecy
Wrst
Date Roe
Red Cross
Oakland
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Big Leagues: Detroit Defeats Philadelphia in Nine Inning Tilt
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 7 to 4 in a nine inning game. Newhouser, Stuart, Swift, Shantz and Tipton pitched for the respective teams in a high scoring clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Philadelphia
Newhouser
Stuart
Swift
Shantz
Tipton
Deadline Tuesday For Oro Loma Election Candidacies
Nominations for the Oro Loma sanitary district board close Tuesday, with only three candidates filed so far. George Walter Jr. may join as a fourth. Incumbents Alter, Roland Armstrong, and Joseph Correa face reelection, while Alex F. Sheperd and Peter J. DeBernardi are also in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Playmates Tease Boy Tries Suicide From Water Tower
An 18-year-old Hayward boy, taunted by playmates, climbed a 30-foot water tower on Saturday night and threatened to jump. Deputies rescued him after a tense standoff. he dictated a note to his sister asking someone to care for a baby and to stay with Judy’s House. The boy’s brother and friend had allegedly teased him for days. his mother was in a hospital and his stepfather nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Sabine
Isie
Robert S. Lilley
Manon Avenue
June
Gregory
Arthur A. Micelena
Arthur
Roberta
Oak Knoll Hospital
Andrew Parks
Quicuty
Coast Guardsnnin
Oakland
Robert
Bobby
Miss Fields
Louise de Vivo
Louise
Judy
E.W. Banford
Barney Buchanan
MacArthur Statement Made Public At Congressional Record
Washington reports a public airing of General Douglas MacArthur’s views on Formosa. He urged strong U S defense of the island, warning against its fall to unfriendly hands, while President Truman reiterated a policy of no territorial designs and UN-led decision on Formosa. The dispute highlighted a split over security in Asia during the Korean era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Vof Porrnosu
Truman
Congress
United Nations
United States
MacArthur
Chicago
White House
House
Joseph W. Martian, Jr
Congressional Record
Pacific
Formoza
Asia
Orient
Mrr
MacArtun
Formosa
Japan
U S Destroyers Cruisers Join In Battle For Pohang
American destroyers and cruisers joined the fight for Pohang, firing five six and eight inch shells into North Korean forces and massing for a push on the port and airfield. Reports described fighting as the hottest point on the line with further troop movements near Hunhee, while UN forces pressed from Kigye and patrolled the Nak tong front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tues
Pohang
Port Ang
Hunhee
Poheng
Douglas MacArtinne
Iid
Commuunique
Walton H. Walker
United Nations
Korea
Kigye
Naktong River
United Press
John Burley
Bucky
Suchon Ni
Hyunpung
Matan
Pusan
Mason
Gene Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Songjin
Japan Sea
Ponane
Polang In
Warren blasts employers over draft age hiring practices
Governor Karl Warren denounces reported discrimination against veterans and others facing induction. State employment chief James Bryant notes twenty firms refuse to hire those under 30, while older workers and the handicapped see rising demand. Powell reports a wartime employment boom with July and August records. welfare and public works officials cite relief roll declines and higher bid costs from contractors amid rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Karl Warren
State Department
Warren
James Bryant
Bryant
Charles I. Schettlard
Charles Purcell
Probe Into Wife Killing Continues
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret G. Miller, 37, victim of a 9 fatal shooting at her Castra Valley frame last Friday, were held Sunday at Sorensen Bros. chapel. The young Mrs. Miller, of 22214 Baywood Avenue, was shot in the back after a family argument in which she and her husband were involved. The husband, Homer C. Miller, 33, is being held for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret G. Miller
Castra Valley
Sorensen Bros
Pan
Speeder Held As Suspect In Robbery
Hayward speeding robbery suspect John Forest, 37, of Liberty Street, held in Oakland after a crash near 1538 MacArthur. Forest admitted involvement in two Oakland East robberies Saturday night. Phyllis Padronos, 22, and Elsie Forest, 35, were detained. $159 and $90 found, plus a pistol. Victims: James Waller and Roy Dy Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Oakland City
MacArthur Boulevard
John Forest
Liberty Street
East
Oakland
Forest
Phyllis Padronos
Circle Hill Drive
James Waller
MacArthur
Roy Dy Phillips
Dean Appointed Water Superintendent for Hayward Highlands
Homer Dran of New Dobbel Avenue was appointed to the position of water superintendent for the Hayward Highlands Water Services during the board of directors meeting Friday evening. He will take full duties after a brief transition with Norman Dahlman. Lloyd J Ryviers resigned to move from the area. The board also authorized purchase of a new booster pump to improve Highland district water conditions, set for installation within two weeks to ensure full capacity of the water tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Dran
New Dobbel Avenue
Haywardghlands
Ryviers
Highland District
Ted Archer
Taniks
Archer
Farm Home and Industry Show Invites Students to Help
Hayward union high school students may join preparations for the second Farm Home and Industry Show set to start September 28. Howard Johnson and Dan Miller were asked to name student members for show committees as the planning group pushes ahead. The campus hosted last year’s event, with students assisting in final preparations but not serving on committees. Plans include night class demonstrations, air and horse shows, a service club dinner, a queen contest, fly casting and skeet shooting demos, and a folk dance festival concurrent with the four day expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union High School
Howard Johnson
Dan Miller
South County
Irregular stock gains as market holds in quiet session
New York stocks rose unevenly in the quietest trading in two weeks as traders stayed on the sidelines awaiting Far East developments. Industrial stocks edged up, rails mixed, steel shares strongest amid news of a 97 percent capacity operation level for the steel industry and gains in Boeing and Lockheed aircraft stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Far East
Steal
American Iron & Steel Institute
Boeing
Lockheed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shenathok
Wasttington
Sento
Awit Bn
Lucorng
Uae
Ee Yoaz
Oro Loma
Boy
Irs
John Hayes
Lawrance Masse
Castro Valley Women's Club
Barn Dance
Alven
School For
Order of Eagles For Tomorrow Hight
Emeryville Bell Park
Oaks
Eagles
Anthony Troys
U.S
Earnest Hoberecht
Speeder
Dean
Hayward Highlands
Castro St. LU
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!