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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

Page

1

Five Men Shot in Clash of Miners Berkeley

Spyros Sidlikis of Berkeley seeks permission from the Site Public Utilities Commission in San Francisco to operate four new bus lines serving Hayward and surrounding areas. The plan proposes half hourly service from 6 am to 7 pm with 15 cent fares for adults, 5 cent for children, and 15 cent round trips for students. Route details cover extensive segments from B and Watkins streets through various streets and avenues, with a fourth line linking Filbert to Sunset. Sidlikis, boasting 40 years in call service, says additional routes will follow and nearby areas near Hud Wood Road in Castro Valley may be added.

Hayward Spyros Sidlikis Berkeley Public Utilities Commmission San Francisco Sntane Sayward Busines Tndis Hephins Umn Watkins Center Omega Alana Heyer Redwood Road Wilson Parsons Skuris Daily Review Claremont Cabs Oakland Hud Wood Road Castra Vailey

Pilot of B 36 Tells Crash Story

Captain Harold L. Barry recounts abandoning a B 36 off the British Columbia coast after engines failed and fire broke out. He describes bailouts within seconds, landing in snow and slush, surviving with fellow crewmen, building a parachute tent and fire, and signaling rescuers with an SOS before a boat arrived.

Harold L. Barry United Press Mcchord Air Force Base Wash Paul Gehart Germantown Jeske Whitfield Set Tripporli

Speakers Selected for Southern Alameda Forum and Festival

The article notes Commander Ronne will present a talk on Arctic exploration and the discovery of 250 000 square miles of unknown territory, with accompanying narration. It mentions a March 3 event date and a planning committee including Hanon gE Natley and Miss Angeline Silveira, plus a local auto dealer seeking used cars for sale in Hayward.

Caminvarder Pin Rowe United States David Regetye Alameda County Londse Lockwoods Conmman- Ronne Antarctic Acc Commanderaunne Ronne Sayin Rcga Yesident Foran Honnkl Ge Natley Shamian Mra Harole McCartar Angeline Silveira Paul C. Willetts

Hayward Plans Floral Festival in Eden Valley Decor

Hayward announces a city wide Water Festival with garden style decorations modeled after Victoria. Carlos Bee chairs a fifty member committee to install permanent flower fixtures at downtown electroliters with Frank Tall supervising Parks. Flower baskets, flower sands, queen candidates, and simultaneous contests will engage merchants and garden clubs. Kangaroo courts will enforce decorum as the March 18 parade and coronation ball are set to light up the city.

Hayward Eden Garden of Reden Carlos Bee Victoria British Columbia Frank Tall Bee Dlaxel California

Soldier Collapses In Garage Near Camp Stoneman

A Camp Stoneman soldier identified via papers as George I Noonan of Company C Replacement Center collapsed in a Castro Valley garage after complaining of a brick in his jury. Workers sheltered him until an ambulance arrived. At hospital he signed with hand signs and asked for paper. A Los Angeles license in his wallet bore the alias George S. Conterns. Authorities notified, plan to transfer him back to Pittsburgh camp.

Camp Stoneman Castro Valley George I. Noonan Company C Pittsburg Fastryant’ ‘Hospital George S. Conterns Los Angeles Pillsburg Army

Methodist Youth To Attend San Jose Convention

Hayward Methodist church youth will depart after school tomorrow for San Jose to attend the San Jose district convention of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. District president Phil Greer leads the group with Bob Taylor Charlotte Christensen Donna Baker and Blaine Ingraham listed among attendees. A separate Cherryland fire call traced to a faulty electrical wire at 385 Sunset, causing smoke and wiring damage with minimal other loss.

Hayward Cherryland Cherryland Fire Department L.B. Holman Rae

March of Dimes Hoop Game Tonight at Hayward Farmers

Local basketball fans can watch two Bay Area prep powerhouses as the Hayward Farmers host St. Mary's Panthers on the high school court at 8 p.m. Funds from the game benefit the March of Dimes campaign currently underway. The Farmers Bs meet St Mary's Bs in a 7 p.m. preliminary.

Bay Area Hayward St. Mary's Panthers March of Dimes Pollo Driva Farmer Bs Bt. Mary‘s Bs Daily Review Spotls

Survivors regroup after B-36 crash off British Columbia

The 12th of 17 crewmen located injured today as a five-man landing party pressed through slush and snow toward Princess Royal Island to find six more survivors. Ten survivors were rescued by fishing boat and flown to McChord Field. one crew member, Trippodi, was rescued after dangling twelve hours from a tree. The search, involving a two-nation air and surface effort, followed a crash near Great Falls and continues with rescue teams detailing locations and statuses of remaining airmen.

Seattle Wash U.P British Columbia McChord Air Forge Base Leéti Sal Vitale Trippodi Brooklyn N.Y AID Antec Princess Royal Island Here Great Falls Mont McChordfield Harold L. Barry Hboro Ray Raymond P. Whitfield, Jr San Antonio Tex West Pry McChord Air Force Base Barry Whitfield Roysr Zane Ave Martin Paul Gerhart E. Washington Lane Germantown Ernest ©. Cox Pampa Marth. B. Stephens Pacific St San Francisco Canf Quouer James Tl. Ford Holdenville Okla Richard J. Schuler 19Th Terrace Miami Fla Col. Daniels MacDonald Arlington

Pickets clash with non union miners in Junior West Virginia

Five men were shot during a clash between 108 pickets and non union miners at Junior West Virginia. Wounded include Arnold Moore Roy Hoffman Melina Serdich and Wayne Martin. One strike leader Jos eph Sirdich’s brother was among the injured. State police reported shots fired from mine property and crews dispersed. Coal shortages trigger industry cutbacks. Duquesne Light, Inland Steel, railroads announce layoffs and reduced production.

Piptsburgh Dup Junior W. Va Joseph Sirdich West Virginia United Mine Workers Myers Clinic Philippi W. Va Bill Williams Willaams Coal Co Junior Fone Arnold Moore Simpson Roy Hoffman Everettsville Melina Serdich Grant ‘Town Wayne Martin Grant Town Mira Elkins Trilibes DuQuersne Light Co Pittsburgh Pom Inland Steel Co Indiana Harbor Ind Outback

Two Injured In Accident On Hesperian Boulevard

Franklin P Nikkel 24 and his wife Elsie 22 of Oakland were hospitalized after a crash on Hesperian Boulevard near Lower A Street. Daisy Brown 53 of Russell City drove southbound at about 25 mph as Nikkel attempted to pass and clipped her car, then struck a telephone pole. Nikkel received a collision notice for unsafe passing.

Hesperian Boulevard Lower Oakland Fairmont Hospital Oak Knoll Hospital Franklin P. Nikker Stadow Elsie Fairmont Daisy Brown Madison Street Russell City Nikkel California Highway Patrol Faimonth Hospital San Jose Fasfthe Hayward

Second Annual Castro Valley Wranglers Dinner Leaders Installed

Members of the Castro Valley Wranglers riding club gathered February 10 for the second annual dinner. New officers were installed including Warren Johnson as president, Watson Burchell as vice president, and Saul Turbovsky as treasurer. The event honored retiring president Turbovsky for his leadership and manager duties of the 1949 horse show.

Castro Valley Wranglers Riding Club Sherent Taft Ace al Beaudin Jeryi Bullock Saul Turbovsky Warren Johnson Watson Burchell Marge Dryden Murlef ‘Turbovsky Saul Uzhovsky Turbovakey Kent Studio

15 Year Old Mother Beaten in Richmond House Attack

A 15 year old expectant mother, Mrs Loree Jones, wife of a USS Boxer sailor, was severely beaten at her Richmond home. Doctors fear Caesarian needed to save the baby. Her brother in law Egbert Johnson, 23, found unconscious on the kitchen floor after the assault, police report alcohol involvement.

Inchmond Loree Jones Tongkeng Philippines Akon Germane Hospital Oakland Egbert Johnson

Booster Series Opens With Bank Leaders In San Leandro

Interest rises for booster meetings sponsored by the Southern Alameda County Real Estate board in San Leandro and Hayward. Tonight at 8 in San Leandro City Hall council chambers R A H Oddie of Bank of America will outline Bay area business and industrial opportunities, introduced by P D Bartlett. Tomorrow in Hayward City Hall B J McGowan of Bank of America will discuss Economic Trends, introduced by J A Mitchell. Four more weekly meetings will explore Southern Alameda County’s industrial and commercial future.

San Leandro Hayward Southern Alameda County Real Estate Board R. A H. Oddie Bank of America Bay Area P. D. Bartlett Council B.J. McGowan J. A. Mitchell Alameda

Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies and Cooler Turn

Cloudy with drier conditions and a few sprinkles clearing this afternoon. Fair tonight and Friday, cooler today and tonight. Yesterday’s high and today’s forecast highs are not specified.

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Man Jackson Street Watkins and Filbert Princeton Willow Haviland Medford Standish Hampton Meeks Lewelling Boulevard Vesperian Grant Paseo del Campo Casa Grande Via Medig Beckman Road Hesperian Sunset Hathaway Back Ito A Peich Nancy Schwarz Charles Long Sylvia Luskker Connie Sandberg Hillsboro Jack Richards Sterling Murchman Carl Carl Mines Carl Nunes Motor Co East Khatroet Carl Nunes Leonard Nunes Methodist March of Dimes Hoop Hiram John D. Clark Truman Clark Wranglers Patti Bob Gudge Wally Glass Hilda Jardin Kent L.O.F Hayward Plate Glass & Mirror. Co Castro St. LU
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