Local Man Killed by Head Hunter in Lucan
Mrs. Pearl H. Saries of Oakland learns unofficially of her estranged husband Paul H. Saries dead at the hands of mountain head hunters in Lucan. The 40 year old former Navy man and World War I veteran vanished in 1947, with Philippine police reporting a headless torso and mutilated body found near a hilltop ranch.
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Pearl H. Saries
Kelly Street
Paul H. Sariis
Lucan
Saries
Maynard
Pear
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oakland
U.S. Navy
Manila
Sin'le
Phllippine
Ley
Sasles
Prins American Airbys
Sarle
San Francisco
Snow Falls Over Hayward as Bay Area Sees Unusual Weather
Report from Hayward notes light snow on east bay hills with brief snow in town. Forecasters say cold rain mixed with snow caused confusion for a local weather recorder at Hayward High School who logged no rainfall despite visible precipitation.
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Dean Thompson
Bay Area
East Bay
Hayward
Rey Cordorn
Hayward Union Igh
Smoke and Steam Trigger Boiler Breach At Castro Valley School
Fire crews responded as smoke and steam filled classrooms at Castro Valley Grammar. Water jackets on the steam boiler cracked, forcing evacuation of Valley students. PTA meeting announced for 6:15 p.m. with a pot luck dinner. N E Bryan, 42, said he checked the boiler at 0:30 p.m. and returned to inspect again when it exploded, causing damage to boiler jackets and door frames.
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Castro Valley Grammar School
Valley
Castro Valley Pta
John Livington
Ine
Castro Valley
Post Office Annex Site Is Sought
The Inspector of the post office department seeks proposals for a new building to house Hayward post offices. Floor space about 400 square feet is desired with good daylight accessibility to the rear or side. A suitable location within a reasonable distance between Simon and Bridge streets is sought, with terms for a five to ten year lease.
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Hayward
Worth
Caslyoptre
Simon and
Bridge
Eng
Giddcetaneus Eye
Astinadler Althony Voster
Tecal Post Office
Tayward
Westin i 3
Foster
Se Wats
Cox Installed As Kiwanis President at Club Dinner
Cox was installed as Kiwanis president at a dinner in Villa, with new officers Joona realtor, Charles Long, Dale Shonson, and Ernest Pint ental among the attendees. The program featured a skit by past presidents and remarks by Judge A W Brune tt, with entertainment by Kathleen Staples and Cynthia Schneider, and a western song number by Carel Hartman.
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Wayward
Ossiwane Cub
Fred Cox
Joona Realtor
Charles Long
Ax View
Dale Shonson
Ernest Pintental
Reckor
Robert M. Cowen
Charles Pari
Ollie Cornell
Frag Keil
Manuel Rage
Gerald Teving
Carel Hartman
Cobden Sees Snow On Hills From Gipsy Room Window
A. A. Cobden of 27840 Tyson Road reports snow on the second range of hills visible from his Gipsy room. He has lived in Tysson since 1919 and says this is the first white covering he has seen on that hill range, about three miles away, with Mission Park often glowing softly in winter light.
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Gipsy Room
Yolc
A. A. Cobden
Tennyson Road
Tennyson
Cobden
Mission Park
Weather chaos and hailstorm sweep Northern California
A wild weather episode disrupted the region with a freak hailstorm in the San Francisco bay area and snow on Mount Diablo Hamilton and Tamalpais. Traffic halted on several highways as snow plows cleared routes north of Redding while power outages persisted and a deadly weather toll rose across Northern California.
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Strimucnis
Sho
United Press
California
Sierra Nevada
Siskiyou Mountains
San Francisco Bay Area
Civic
Onat Bays
Diablo
Hamlton
Tamalpais
Skyline Boulevard
Sky Pond
Ukiah
Oregon
Nevada
Redding
Wilts
Cummings
Poeifig Gas and Electric Company
Mie Canven
Fureka
Fresno
Feidh Helen
Oakland Airport
Paso Robles
Salinas
San Diego
San Francisco
Vile de
Santa Rosa
Stockton
Sunnyvale
Hayward artists show work in Vallejo exhibit
Seventy seven oily and watercolor paintings by Hayward artists are on display in Vallejo as part of the annual California artists show. Notable pieces include oil by Lertor G. Kent. a preview drew twelve local members and guests. A five piece student ensemble performed during the opening, and the Vallejo school plans to purchase several works for its permanent collection.
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Hayward Art Susocission
Vallejo
Shlyd
California
Dne Fing
Erts
Thy
Velayo
Elmer Stanhope
Will Froies
Ethel Grau
Lertor G. Kent
Vatlajo
Hayward
Deparrtment
Lucienne Collaer
Justin Faivre
Will Fretes
Marjorie Gensberger
Bihol Grau
Jean Hale
Lester and Germaine Kent
Robert Lusiin
Larry Welters
Alic Allams
Thay
Spengers
Berkeley
Kent
Auto deaths loom for one in three children study finds
G Black of the National Automobile Safety Association spoke to Hayward Business and Professional Women's Club revealing that about one third of children face death from automobile accidents in their lifetime. He noted highway defects cause only a fraction of crashes total, while human error drives most incidents. The event, arranged by Dr. Mary Margaret Castle, also included discussion of a school bond election and a panel on compulsory health insurance. Club actions included selecting Hayward delegates for a regional conference and planning a rummage sale in early April to fund a signs-for-entrances project for Hayward.
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G. Black
National Automobile
Hayward Business and Professional Women's Club
Mary Margaret Castle
Castro Valley Childrens
Meeling
Castle
Hayward
Sultan
Kathering J. Borneman
Elisetrict
Lean Ward
Selectum of
Hayward Delewates
Fina
Hay District
Oakland
Verin Movnay
Verin Movnay, Vice President and Pregeniy ‘Yaretnadis
Alkernite
Othey Dule- Rates
Shank
Renee Pelester
Sally Perty
Harriet Naeat
Inge Sorensen
Josephine Brosterhous
Minge Ffaeenck
Rose White
Elu Cooperative Project
Laura Manage
States Seek Air Force Academy Site Near Northern California
A bids total of 195 from 84 states seeks theAir Force Academy site. An Army Engineers Corps official outlined a selection process and preliminary reports for northern California locations. Proposed sites include Livermore, Moffett Field, Foster City, San Jose areas near Moffett, and Moraga near St. Marys College, with further decisions by a special board and congressional approval required.
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Washington
Propar Air Force Academy
Rain Air Force
Spcein
Congress
Alia Mity
Ui Vecod
Cal. S. Tandy
Elelet
Army Engineers Corps
F. Chamber of Commerce
California
Aires
Air Fare Academy Selection Board
Chamber
Baw
Contes Costa Moraga
St. Mary's Collage
Hayward Clothier Corr Anniversary Marks Local Store Growth
Friday marks the 13th anniversary of Harry Corr opening Matublic Clothiars at 986 B Street. The business, started with a 16 foot frontage, has grown to an eight worker operation with expanded Bi-toot frontage, following two years of modernization after World War II. Corr, a veteran clothing man, was previously connected with New York and Los Angeles clothiers and Filones department store in Boston.
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Hayward
Harry Corr
Matublic Clothiars
B Street
Pauling
Ben
Carr
Corr Ty
Bofard
New York
Los Angeles
Filones Department Store
Boston
William Walter Maier Led Funeral for Radio Pulpit Career
Dr Walter Maier a famed radio preacher and Lutheran church figure died in Detroit after a heart attack. He had been hospitalized ten days and suffered a fatal heart attack while receiving care at Lutheran hospital. He missed his Sunday broadcast on the Catholic hour program since 1935 on station WJR Detroit.
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ST. Louis
U.fi
Walter A. Maier
Suilf
Armouier, AG
Lutheran Hospital
Vest
Detroit
Bay Span Discussion Is Tonight Public meeting on crossbay bridge plans
The San Pramchica Planning and Monging association hosts a public session at the San Francisco Museum of Art War Memorial to hear experts on the Bay Bridge crossing. Ralph Tudor and Richard J. Dolwig lead the discussion with Bryant Hall of the city planning commission and press representative Floyd Healey in attendance. East Bay commuter Hey Starbird will share views as officials note ongoing debates and pending congressional approval for a parallel crossing.
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Serald Bay Bridge
San Pramchica Planning Andl
Bopan
San Francisco Museum of Art
War Memorial
van Ness and
McAllister Streets
Contre- Chayvberger
Bryant Hall
San Erates
Dewey
Yerba Buena Island
Ely
San Fi Vene
Weather Looks Slightly Colder With Clearing Skies
Gradual clearing after noon with mostly clear skies tonight and Friday. Tonight will be slightly cooler. Yesterday’s high reached 43 degrees and today’s low is 0.
Niles Hoax or Was Man Shot in Suburban Incident
Three Niles residents reported last night a possible shooting of a young man named Ade M L Jones, 40, and Amy Van Luevin, 65, at 624 Second Street. They told deputies they heard a gunshot and voices saying not to take him away, with a car seen fleeing and a later claim the man cried for help before dying, descriptions of suspects limited by darkness. Rosemary B. Strohg, 33, of 513 Second Street, said she heard two shots in quick succession and that at least three voices were heard, possibly from high school or college students, but no concrete evidence was obtained.
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Wie
Locut
Sheriff's Department
Niles
Ade ML. Jones
Amy van Lueviin
Second Street
Rosemary B. Strohg
Aver
No Flying Saucer Just a Jet Plane over San Francisco Bay
Rayward residents reported a flying saucer sighting near the bay area around 5 38 p m. The object was traced to a U S Army jet plane not listed on Oakland or San Francisco airport flight records. Sunset light reflected from the exhaust gave a brilliant golden glow as the plane moved southward over the bay.
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Rayward
Sheriff’s Department
Aky
San Frangleo Bay
Tme
Oakland
San Francisco
Five Vehicle Crash Seriously Injures Five In Bay Area Underpass
A five vehicle crash on Waslington street underpass near Ol avenue halted traffic for a day. Involved were Vincent J. Manrique 30 San Leandro Dolores Ann OMalley 23 San Lorenzo Teresa Burnstero ", Onela M. Martenez 45 San Lorenzo John W. Holt Vallejo and others. Martinez and Martenez were transported to Fairmont and later Peralta hospitals with severe injuries including internal trauma chest injuries and fractures.
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Waslington Street
Ol Avenue
Lienk' Hyo
Fairmont
Vincent J. Manrique
Orchard Avenue
San Leandro
Onela M. Martonex
Alexander Street
San Lorenzo
Dolores Ann O'Malley
Alamedas
San Lorenzo Village
John W. Holt
Vallejo
Teresa Burestero
First Street
Martenez Sar
O'Malley
Martenes
Holl
Burnstera
Suvival
California Highway Patrol
Wick Martenez
Bank of America to Build New Hayward Branch
Hayward Bank of America plans a $225000 new building on B Street 100 feet north of Main Street to replace the old corner quarters sold to Central Bank. Construction will begin after contracts are awarded with 27 tellers, modern counters, tripled officer desks, a parking lot, acoustic ceilings, and a night depository for after hours deposits.
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Jack Mitchell
Hayward Bank of America
Rogal Apt
Hayward
Bank of America
B Street
Main Street
Main
Centrel Benk
Mitchell
Benking
He Bank Aftensun
Cilins
Haywa
Thie
Dcision
Strueburt
San Lorenzo Doctor Returns Home Today
Dr H Rollinger Stallard a San Lorenzo physician returned home at 15942 Via Prado in the Village today after treatment for poliomyelitis. He was driven home by his wife Thelma after a week’s illness that left him paralyzed in the left leg. friends celebrate his marked improvement.
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Wighlind
H. Rollinger Stallard
San Lorenzo
Prado
Thelma
Stafford
Abattoir Expansion Fight Draws Castro Valley Residents
Residents of the Madison Avenue area in Castro Valley mobilized today to oppose a rehearing on West Coast company’s petition to expand slaughterhouse facilities at 0638 Madison Avenue. The group aims to persuade the county planning commission and board of supervisors to deny further expansion.
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Madison Avenue
Castro Valley
West Col Company
Dick Cnpper
District Attorney
Joseph Wahrhatflg
San’ Francisco
All- Wal Board
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
George Russi
Meat Company
Madison Dverue
Walter Gunn
Carl Phillins
Sandy Road
Harold Wiseman
Cunningham
Eugene Rawlins
Madison
de. J. Sterling Ballard
Most Severe Recent Drop Hits Stocks
A sharp market decline swept through stocks today with heavy volume and delayed tape action. It marked the worst drop since the upturn began seven months earlier, as public investors dumped recent purchases across railroads, steels, motors, and low priced favorites amid widespread selling pressure.
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Reagan
VFW Meeting Tonight At 8 OClock
Flagstaff post 1882 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its regular meeting at 8 pm today at the Veterans' Memorial Building. Commander Lewis Hudson announced discussions on veterans benefits and refreshments will be served by the auxiliary. Alameda County VFW council rescheduled to January 26 at the Veterans' Memorial Building in Hayward.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Memorial
Lewis Hudson
Alameda County Vew Council
Hayward
Hadson
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