Burglaries Spill Over as Area Sees More Breakins
The region faced persistent burglaries with multiple break ins reported Friday night into Saturday. At 4079 Fourth Avenue Mrs Kee Ony Alves's residence cafe was raided with cigarettes and hamburger stolen, value about 8.50. Adams Street school in Russell City was entered through a broken window between 6 pm Friday and noon Saturday, but no school supplies were taken. Central Lumber and Building Supply on Atherton Street had its office door left ajar. entry gained via a downstairs door on D Street.
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Fourth Avenue
Keeony Alves
Washington Avenue
Adams Street
Russell City
Sheriff's Deputies
Thomas Massey
Wilda Mette
Russell School
Central
Ads Atherton Street
Claude Marchand
Hayward
Yan
D S Street
Stocks Drop Then Recover Amid Tax Message Turbulence
New York stocks fell sharply before closing on President Truman's tax message. The market then clawed back some losses as oil and steel shares briefly recovered while transportation rails led the rebound. Investors initially priced in corporate tax changes and a lower depletion allowance for petroleum, but sentiment improved as opposition emerged in Congress.
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New York
U.P
Truman
Santa Fe
Lonnie Qian
Henry C Mierke 72 passes after extended illness in Hayward
Henry C Mierke 72 of 5450 Dob aventit Hayward died Saturday Jun 21 after a long illness. Born Fairbault Minn he moved west in 1906 via Portland to Hayward entering the poultry business. He is survived by one brother and several sisters with funeral services arranged through Grant Miller Mortuary Oakland and burial in Owatonna Minn.
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Henry CG. Mierke
Hayward Highlanslree
Oakdux
Mierke
Fairbault
Minn
Vate
Portland
Ore
Hayward Aven
San Janisco
Alow
Bdward A. Mierke
Oakland
Phillip Schoen
St. Paul
Adelph Wegner
Owatonna
Eugene Herringer
Ada
Otto Hartfelt
Norwood
Grant
Miller Mortuary
Telegraph
Flood Threat and Declines in Northwest Rivers
Flood warnings eased as the Willamette River crest moved downriver and the middle Columbia and Snake rivers were expected to rise slightly in the next two days. Cold, interior snows and a resumption of commercial air and rail disruptions followed as trains faced delays and wrecks. In Arkansas and Tennessee conditions remained dire with 10,000 homeless. authorities warned against returning home while engineers worked to prevent further levee failures. Subzero temperatures and near blizzard conditions affected the Dakotas, with snow reaching from the Great Lakes westward.
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Portland
Ore
Middle Columbia
Commercial
Royal Canadian Air Force
Money
Justin
Stout
B.C
Southern Pacific Ra
Oregon
California
Letyveen
Klamath Falls
Vallest Airlines
Vorlland-Columbia
Salem
Chicago
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Dennis
Ohio River
Cairo
Arkansa
Manila
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Montira
Condon Cut Serving A Warrant
Judge Jacot Marder heard a bench warrant for Brown on a deadly weapon charge after deputies tried to serve the warrant at his Hayward area home. Richard Condon sustained a leg cut during the arrest attempt and was treated at Fairmont hospital for injuries. Brown was later taken to the Oakland courthouse jail on $5000 bail.
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Toha UW
Broadway
Linywr
Judie Jacot Marder Court
Richard Condon
Hayward
Brown
J. Welch
Welch
Niles Road
Heputy
Houchins
East 17Th Fleet
Candon
K. Hoenes
Laken
Foncden
Coor
Court House
Oakland
Fairmont Hospitals
Dolores Martinez Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Dolores Martinez of Hayward died this morning at a royal hospital after several weeks illness. She was 23, wife of Frank Martinez of Liberty Street. Funeral services will be held at Sorensen Mothers Chapel and Mountain View Crematory will inter. Survived by husband and son Michael, plus mother Daisy Thompson of Hayward and siblings Pauline Paterza Piedmont Earl Thompson Leila Pedersen Maynard Thompson and Veronica Shoemaker, all of Hayward.
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Dolores EL Martinns
Frank Martinez
Liberty Street
Ted
Royal Hospital
Hayward
Sorensen Mothers’ Chapel
B. Street
Mountain View Crematory
Martinez
Michael
Daisy Thompson
S%ward
Pauline Paterza
Piedmont
Earl Thompson
Leila Pedersen
Maynard Thompson
Veronica Shoemaker
Hayward Ranks Third Among Small California Cities in Building
Hayward placed third in the California category of cities with under 20 000 population for building activity in 1941 according to an analysis by Daily Pacific Builders. The ranking used total building permits issued, with Torrance first at 7 296 896 and Culver City second at 5 000 000. Los Angeles led statewide with 210 015 096, far above Santa Clara Alameda and San Mateo totals.
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Hayward
California
Pavifie Biers
Construction Pens
Torrance
Culver City
Mayj Ward
Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Alameda
San Mateo
Tucker Is Cleared of Mail Fraud
Tucker and six associates were acquitted on 91 counts of mail fraud securities violations and conspiracy in Chicago. After 17 hours of deliberation the jury found them not guilty, sparking wild celebrations in court. Tucker said he plans reorganizing his automobile firm and aiding dealers and stockholders, with plans to restore his wife Vera to the road and pursue new ventures.
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Chicago
U.R
Preston Teker
Tucker
Federal Court
Securities and Exchange Commission
U. S
Waller J.hatbuy
Tucker Corporation
Vera
U.S
Michael ‘L. Igoe
Lacker
Otto Kerner, Jr
Ale
Schantzs in Favorable Condition After Stabbing
Robert I. Schante, a Hayward High School youth, was stabbed in a gang fight Saturday night at Highland Park. He was reported in favorable condition after surgery at Highland Hospital. eight youths were involved, initially near death.
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Robert I. Schante
Hieyear Nil High School
Hayward Highlands
Ware
Atpenttinke
Highland Hospital
Rebel Mine Workers Defy Lewis Return-to-Work Order
Across five states United Mine Workers resist John L. Lewis three day week order to end strikes. About 57 500 of 90 000 miners refused to work as pickets blocked those voting to return. Districts around Uniontown and Pittsburgh saw the strongest rebelling, with thousands idle in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky amid a nationwide labor showdown.
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Lewis
Pittsburgh
Hebel United Mine Workers Forces
John L. Lewis
UMW
Ming
Piliny
Taft- Hartley
Union
Diavdosthil
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Uw Rerbellion
Uniontown
Fairmont
W. Way
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Christopher Coal Co
Allan Hale Dead at 57 in Hollywood Hospital
Allan Hale, famed star whose career spanned silent films to color pictures, died late last night at Hollywood Hospital from a liver infection and pneumonia. He was 57, survived by his wife Gretchen, Alm Jn, and daughter Karen. Hale had a long career with ups and downs and even experimented with inventions to supplement income.
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Hollywood
Alan Tate
Hollywood Hospital
Viviar Herman
Hale
Gretchen
Alm Jn
Karen
Montana
Tile
Oil Burner Explodes in Small School in East Gary
An oil burner exploded in a one story Portage Central grade school in East Gary injuring 12 students. Five were treated at Gary hospitals, not believed seriously hurt. Seven received first aid at the scene and were released. Classes had just dismissed when the boiler room blast blew out walls and showered soot and cement fragments. students in a sixth grade class adjoining the boiler room had been eating lunch.
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East Gary
Bid
Portage Central
Gary
Gener
Arthur Sonntag
Wast Gay Fire Department
Lon Dougherty
Townsmarshal
Nhce
Niles Man Cut in Fight at Local Bar
Niles resident Faw A Rede of Niles was treated early Sunday for a forehead wound at Farmont Hospital after a reported altercation at Del's Place in De colo. Bar proprietor Pedro Leyba said Rede fought with a man identified only as John Her nimees. Rede could not recall details, stating he did not know what hit him.
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Faw
Rede
Niles
Farmont Hospital
Del's Place
Decolo
Pedro Leyba
John Hernimees
Republicans See Campaign Issue in Hiss
Washington reports Republicans claim President Truman and Alger Hiss have given them a potent campaign issue for 1950 and 1982. Rep. Richard Nixon asserts the House will soon gain proof that high Roosevelt and Truman officials tried to block exposure of Hiss. The piece traces the Hiss affair and its political fallout through 1948 to Nixon’s anticipated Senate bid in California.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Truman
Alger Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
United States Senate
Nixon
House
Roosevelt
Hiss
Chaunuki
Figg Wach
Justier Department
Tiss
Chambery
Vadia Libs
Hirsh
Chambers
Maryland
Pumplin
State Department
California
Senate
Wither
Sen
Sherithan Dow
Helen Gabagen Datsglis
Gifts and Estate Tax Raise Asked by President Truman
President Truman proposed selective excise tax cuts while raising taxes on corporations gifts and estates to boost government revenue by about 10 billion dollars yearly. He urged no overall change in individual income taxes and targeted loopholes in other laws to offset lost revenue.
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Washington
U.1
Vrurman
Congress
80Th Congress
Truman
Educa
Numan
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Henry C. Mierke
Spearville
Kan
Clarence Hoffman
Brural
Charles Pulcipher
Michael Pulcipher
Pulcipher
Hayward Area
U.S. Army Field Artillery
Pulci+ Bpher
Key System
Pulciphers
Vincent
Western Boulevard
Roberts and Gernert
Condon
Dolores Martinez
Allan Hale
Niles Man
Hig
Whittaker Chambers
the American Activities Committee
Hiss Hart
Chatbers
Republi
Congressional
Urerk
Olor
Castro St. LA
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