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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1950

Page

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Alta Vista man found dead in car suicide linked to marriage breakup

Henry S. Turner a 42 year old Alta Vista resident was found dead in his car with exhaust gas piped into the tightly closed interior. Edward Fraser Turner’s employer reported Turner had been absent about eight days. investigation indicates death by self action, with no note, possibly connected to wife leaving for Indiana. Fraser, Turner’s uncle by marriage, notified authorities. Officials estimate the death occurred seven to eight days prior.

Henry S. Turner Carson Drive Alta Filelings Turner Indiana Tash Fraser

Valley Metalla Bid for Sanitary Board Post

Valley businessmen nominate Howard Metalla to fill the Casio Valley Sanitary District vacancy created by Verbert Lee Mevoy restoration. Rex Tussilig proposes McCalla. vote approved unanimously. First night meeting drew about 50 businessmen and their wives amid plans for curb and sidewalk installations.

Casio Valley Sanitary” District Board Verbert Lee" Mevoy Area Businessmen's Association Howard Metalla McCalla Rex Tussilig Castro Valley Reporter Procoss Valley Arnold Anderson Area Realtor Lake Chebot Road George B. Pendergast Gasira Valley Keller E. Daughfrey Daughnrey Department Howard McCalla Donchor Furt C. Johnson Valley Auto Paris Tussin

Castro Valley hospital site eyed for Eden township acreage

Eden township's $2,500,000 community hospital may be placed on 21 acres in Castro Valley after a board vote committing to options. The panel weighed Castro Valley against Lewelling Boulevard, ordered engineering surveys and public utility input, and backed Castro Valley for its quieter setting and potential for aesthetic development despite being farther from population centers.

Heart of Castro Valley Eden Township Castro Valley Stanton Avenue Lake Chabot Road Castro Valley Boulevard William Street Gordon Cummings The State Hospital Board Lewelling Bolevard San Lorenzo Village Leslie J. Williams Bach Ano Lewelling Boulevard Marvin Richardson Lewelling Douglas Stone Augusta Koenig Stone

Tiago Stays in Grip of City Race as Other Seats Open

Councilman Joseph Tiago begins filing signatures for re election while Nomination papers go to others. Harold Grams and Fred Cox are among potential entrants, with Grams tied to Muir Civic Club and planning commission, and Cox former head of the Southern Crossing committee and state bridge talks participant.

Withy Ety de Harold Grams Fred Cox Grams Muir Cow Hayward Alameda County Neal Estate Board Kiwanis Club Cox Last Wan Washington

Grosechlose Home Damaged by Fire

A fire at W H Grosechlose residence on West Street caused about 600 dollars in damage. Cherryland firemen, alerted by neighbor Benton Stall, extinguished the blaze in the dining area after it started in a closet. The family was away. porch and kitchen paint suffered scorching.

W. H. Grosechlose West Street Cherryland Department Benton Stall Stahl Grose Ehlose

Polio Drive Rises as Waitresses Raise Funds

Calinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance members collected 378 dollars for the March of Dimes. Led by Mrs. Ruby Hall, co chairman, the group raised funds at street corners in Hayward. Members Wanda Hampton Edith Peggy Day and many waitresses checked wells and receipts, aided by Nancy Valenzuela Mildred Hampton Dora Patto Graceimus Dagna Bronson Marguerite Dennis Jerry Halford and Dorothy Hanshon. Kent Studio photo.

March of Dimes Calinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance Stroet Corners Haywerd Ruby Hall Cochairman Marsh Wannda Leo Hampton Hisse Edith Peggy Day Mrs. Hall Nancy Valenzuels Mildred Hampton Dora Pato Graceimus Dagna Bron Marguerite Dennis Jerry Halford Dorothy Hanshon Georgia Krom Pauline Adcock Millie Straushorm Yvette Serena Helen Giles Edna Cary Kent Studio

Model Homes Exhibit at Hayward Water Festival

Hayward plans a two day water festival March 17 and 18 featuring model homes displays by builders in the growing Hayward area. Prizes will honor floor plans and table models while a queen contest and floral displays add to the event. Entires are registered at City Hall Room 21 as officials expect thousands of visitors to the Hayward district.

Hayward Ha:vend Central Northern California Hayward Development. Com Mission Labby Iayward W. O. Wilson George A. Janssen Alameda

Merchants to fete Hayward Queen Candidates at luncheon

Hayward merchants plan a luncheon at the Green Shutter Hotel to welcome 16 Queen of the Hayward Water Festival candidates for May 17 and 18. President Walter Deininger announced the event and said late entrants would be introduced with the group.

Hayward Hayward Merchant's Association Green Shutter Hotel Walter Deininger Hayward Theater

San Lorenzo Teachers Set Dinner Dance Date

The San Lorenzo District Teachers Association will host its annual dinner dance Friday March 2 at 7 p.m. at the Lake Merritt Hotel. President Bob Stoner says the St Patrick s Day themed event will feature entertainment and dancing.

San Lorenzo Teachers’ Association Lake Merritt Hotel Bob Stoner

Boy Scouts Eden Drive Raises 9323 In Campaign

The Eden district Boy Scout sustaining membership drive, dubbed dawn to clutsk, raised 9323.50 from about 400 workers during a 34 hour effort ending at the victory meeting at San Leandro high school. Kickoff dinner contributed 3623 to start the drive, with plans to top 10,000 as more pledges come in.

Aden San Leandro High School Enen Brno Chwirmen Paul D. Ehret Frank Buck Bruno

Abatement Sought Against West Coast Meat Slaughterhouse

An injunction suit filed in Oakland Superior Court seeks abatement of West Coast Meat Companys slaughterhouse on Madison avenue Castro Valley residents allege foul odors loud noises and cattle escapes harming property and comfort. The Foothill Manor association condemned Alameda County supervisors for granting an expansion permit and called for broader associate membership.

West Coast Meat Company Madison Avenue Superior Court Oakland Gene Rhodes Castro Valley M. F. Hallmark M. J. O'Callaghan Rasireal Ners Coast Meat Company Foothill Manor Association Jefferson School Alameda County Board of Supervisors San Leandro City Foothill Boulevard 150Th Avenue Hesperian Southern Pacific Washington Avenue San Leandreo City Sig Henne Bleup

Prowler With Coldest Feet Visits Again

Isabel P Kerley of San Lore Village reported a barefoot prowler visited her home Wednesday night. She woke to someone riding the outside wall of her bed, dogs barking, and footprints along a fence. She notes two months of similar visits, sometimes twice weekly, between 9 pm and 11 pm, with doorbell ringing or pounding on walls.

Isabel P. Kerley Colusa San Lore Village Wopam Tom

Expectant Mother Near Death From Attack Needs Blood

Mrs Loree M Jones a 19 year old expectant mother from Richmond lies in critical condition after a beating by her brother in law. She underwent four hours of surgery following discovery unconscious in her Oakland home. Blood donors are urged to contact Oakland General Hospital to help save her life. Her husband William J Jones serves aboard the USS Boxer and recently broke his leg, the report says.

Erin Loree M. Jones Richmond Jones Oakland Suill Oakland Permanents Hospital Vera Barnes del Sol San Lorenz Village Jural William JL. Jones

Yeggs Crack Centerville Safe For 2900 In Cash Checks

Sheriff's deputies tracked a safe-cracking at Central Chevrolet in Centerville where the thieves stole 557.69 in cash and 2346.18 in checks. The heist occurred between 7 p m Wednesday and 7:45 a m Thursday, entry through a galv anized iron wall. A partner, Romeo Brunelli, was inside the building during the incident.

Sheriff's Deputies Hayward Central Chevrolet Company Centerville W. Lynch Mitchell Avenue San Leandro Haner Romeo Brunelli

Oliver Returns to San Quentin After Plea

Oliver, a San Quentin parolee, was returned to the state prison today by order of Judge Charles Ware Snook in Oakland. He pleaded guilty last week in police court to the armed robbery of the Mercantile Acceptance Company on AOA Street dated January 8.

Herbert Guyer Sah Quentin San Quentin Charles Ware Snook Oakland Oliver Mercantile Acceptance Company AO A

Weather Update At Hayward Airport Closed By Fog

Patchy fog in the mornings with fair conditions this afternoon and into Saturday. Hayward Airport closed today due to fog. Yesterday's high reached 63 degrees. today's low not fully legible due to missing text.

Shetnoon Hayward Migon

Stockton Woman and Nephew Die in Highway Crash

A Stockton woman Marie M Paullian 45 and her 19 year old nephew Floyd M Paulian II were killed in a two car collision on U S highway 40 about 1 1/2 miles east of Dublin in heavy fog and slick pavement. Driver of the other car Paul B Bittner 30 of Kommandorski Village near Pleasanton was injured and taken to hospitals. The crash occurred on a wet road with no skid marks. Paulian’s car skidded on the pavement and struck Bittner’s car.

Stockton Payly U. S. Highway 40 Dublin Fairmont Hospital Marie, M. Paullian Floyd M. Paulian, iI TL West Flora Street Stociston Floyd Pennsylvania Valley City Marceau Paulin Aiklvss St. Paul’s Hospital Livermore Highland Hospital Oakland Paul B. Bittner Kommandorski Village Pleasanton Ife St. Paul's Oak Knoll Hospital Bittner Livermore Herald Paulian California Highway Patrol Bilmer Buther J. E. McGee Mt. Bullion Mariposa County J. M. Maguire L. J. Matteson

Labor Coal Strike Settlement Near Said by United Press

Prospect brightened for settlement of the coal strike as the nation faced rationing and alam outs. John J. Lewis and soft coal operators moved to end an eight month deadlock while Chrysler and railroad disputes also pressured workers. A presidential fact finding board under emergency provisions could delay a settlement by about two months as negotiating teams met in Washington.

United Press John J. Lewis Chrysler Washington

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