After-Hour Gambling Raid Brings Possible Charges
Police raided a Hayward card room at 649 Cas wtro street near 3 am seizing 15 players from Hayward San Leandro and Oakland. No arrests made yet but warrants expected Monday. fines up to 500 and three months jail for city ordinance violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Caswtro Street
VF Met
George Furth
Worth
Houseman
San Leandro
Oakland
Cameron Miller
Frank Romero
Sbore
Claude’ Marehand
Robert Blackburn
Pete Caviglia
East Street
Caviglia
Frank Nunes
Circle Club
Caviplia
Forth
Cavigtin
Cirela Club
Two Fires Hit Homes and Trailer on A Street
A trailer at 2474 A Street burned Wednesday morning due to defective wiring, destroying about 200 dollars in clothing belonging to occupant Mrs. Flatbarn Ammonts. Jesse Martinez owns the trailer. Fire Chief Vic Hubbard noted the origin near a light socket. Earlier, a Tennyson-area home at 404 Folsom Avenue burned at 145 a.m. Wednesday, with seven Tennyson volunteers under Chief Emil Saunders fighting the blaze until 3 a.m. A Fairview water truck stood by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Street
Tennyson
Dames
Vic Hubbard
Cherryland Department
Flatbarn L. Ammonts
Trailor
Jesse Martinez
T. Schultz
Folsom Avenue
Emil Saunders
Fairview
Boy, 3, Lost Protected By Faithful Dog
Tommy L Lavielle, 3, missing from 75 Will Ave Hayward for about two and a half hours, was found near A and B streets Castro Valley. The boxer dog protected the boy, delaying adults until a car separated them and brought him to the Hayward sub-station. Mother Camille Lavielle, searching at Eh and Seventh, said he wandered off from the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy L. Lavielle
Will Avenue
Hayward
Castro Valley
Tommy
Boxer Dog
Tan My
William G. Lancaster
Madera
Kellystreet
Lancaster
Lao
Camille
Seventh Streets
Mothers March On Polio Concludes In Hayward Drive
Hayward area mothers sing to close the Mothers March On Polio drive part of the 1951 March of Dimes campaign. The one hour event runs from 7 to 8 pm with a lighted porch light as a symbol of the nationwide effort staged in Northern California and other regions. Mrs. Robert Mathews on, president of Phoebe A Hearst council PTA, leads the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Area
Willi
California
Robert Matheison
Phoebe A
Mothers March Campaign Promotes Turn On Porchlight
The Mothers March in the Hayward area urges residents to support the March of Dimes with a coordinated push via press radio and TV. Aiming for higher donations this year, organizers plan evening porchlight campaigns and local warnings, citing Phoenix last year raising $64,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucsity
Hayward Area
Phoenix
Ariz
Walter Deininger
Haysyard
Hospital Group Seeks Landscaping Help for Eden Township Site
Eden Township hospital board earned blessing to pursue landscaping of the hospital site between Lake Chabot road and Stanton avenue above Castro Valley boulevard. A coordinating hospital committee aims to link the board with agencies and services, including veteran training and gardening classes at Hayward Union High School District, plus potential nurseryman master planning input. Wesley Gordon chairs the committee which meets monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Township
Lake Chabot Road
Stanton Avenue
Castro Valley Boulevard
Reka Wauding
Joseph Williams
Hayward Union High School
Wesley Gordon
Industry and Labor Blast Wage-Price Freeze Reforms
Congressmen from both parties approved the wage-price freeze but warned it won’t fully shield the nation from inflation. Industry leaders and housewives criticized the move. retailers welcomed it, while meat industry groups warned of grave problems and possible black markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Sunil
Brent Spence
Johny J. Sparkman
Ala
Senate
Small Business Committee
Homer E. Capehart
Ralph B. Manders
Jesse J. Wolcott
Philip Murray
CIO
William Huflin
National Association of Manufacturers
William Civeen
American Federation of Taar
American Meat Institute Sach
CIO Packinghouse
AIL Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Arnt
Cyrus Ching
Assn
Madeline Ebers
New York
Atlanta
Carl Morris
House to House March of Dimes Drive at Bohannon PTA
Mrs T B Doyle of 879 Via Alamo San Lorenzo Village chairs the Mothers March of Polio volunteers from Bohannon PTA. Between 7 and 9 pm Tuesday teams will canvass homes with porch light on to welcome workers. Callers must keep porch lights lit. Funds go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Other volunteers listed include Mesdames David Behrent Bruce Roberts Herman Steinberg and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. GB. Doyle
Alamo
San Lorenzo
Bohannon Pta
Bohannon School
March of Dimes House
Faris
Doyle
National Foundation For Titantile Paralysis
PTA
Alameda County
David Behremt
Bruce Roberts
Herman Steinberg
John Griffith
A. Kelly Siegel
Ralston McKee
Wilbur Moorkeat
Henry Carlson
James Montalbe
John Clark
Final Stocks Rise On Wage Price Probes
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange surged after government wage price controls were announced. Wall Street viewed the move as inflation fighting and less strict than expected. All major sectors advanced, with gains from one to four points. Prices climbed to fresh 20 year highs, boosting market valuations by about 1 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York U.P
Stock Exchange
Corri Yals
Wall Street
UN Ground Forces Stab Toward Seoul
United Nations ground forces push spearheads toward Seoul with daylight Inchon raid and naval support. A small raiding party reached Inchon dock at 7 am in an 80 foot gunboat, killing about 40 enemy soldiers and taking two prisoners without UN casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Inchon
United Nations
Seoul
St. Paul
Hank
Cayusi
St Paul
Playgrounds Open 10 A.M. To 4 P.M. Feb 2
Playgrounds of SE area schools will be open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on February 2 only due to school vacation. Hayward Area Recreation District will offer a complete program at Ashland David BR. Martin San Lorenzo Fairmont Castro Valley Sunset Baywood Redwood John Muir Kimball and Markham schools that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE Area
Hayward Area Recreation District
Ashland
David BR. Martin
San Lorenzo
Fairmont
Castro Valley Couple Hopes Operation on Child
Castro Valley residents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bygum seek hopeful results from a glandular operation on their daughter Nellie Farling at Children’s Hospital of the East Bay. Surgeons removed two large neck growths and may need to remove more after diagnosis within a week. Nellie, treated for a thymus gland disturbance since age three days, has faced delayed development and past near deaths. The family, including children Barbara and Marilyn, has endured medical and financial strain while hoping for a normal school life for Nellie.
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Earl Bygum
Almond Road
Castro Valley
Nelle Farling
Children’s Hospital
Hast Bay
Bygum
Nellie
Bygums
Charbot School
Merle Nonava
Nevada Atomic Test Explosion Brightens Western Sky
House Armed Services committee, after four days of hearings, has not agreed on a draft of 4 gun pledges. Military witnesses have testified without proving necessity for drafting 11 year olds. debate focuses on manpower figures and potential recalls of short term and non combat veterans. Rosenburg notes reclassification of 75,000 to 140,000 4-Fs and monthly induction rates. Vinson chairs the discussion amid ongoing deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington Gpp
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Charles H. Elstanff
Department
Defense
Anna Rosenberg
Lerr Rae Bhe
Deinil
Vinson
Congress Mst
Thys
Rosenberg
Charman Carl Vinson
First atomic test lights up sky near Las Vegas
Las Vegas residents felt the blast from a nuclear test at Frenchman Flat about 100 miles away. The event, the first in nearly six years, sparked local curiosity and casual gambling chatter as seismographs at Caltech showed no visible record. Witnesses across southern Utah and southern Nevada reported flashes and distant rumbling while casino workers and motorists described a bright sky and shockwave. The blast marked the start of a series of tests announced by the Atomic Energy Commission at the Las Vegas proving ground, following the dry run in January and the 1945 Alamogordo mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Renchman Flat
Upur
Nevada
Glen Nugget
Atomine Energy Commission
Washington
Atomic Proving Ground
Frenchman Flat
Platesa
Atomic Energy Commission
Proving Ground
Commission
Hke
Big
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Reno Gutenberg
Seismatogcal Laboratory
Alamogordo
N.M
Bikini
New Mexico
Bibat
Utah
Ula
Here
R. &. White
John Hornick
Los Angeles
Grace Hyme
Tenderson
Marvin Martin
Atomic Energy Comission
Jan VL
Las Vegas Proving Ground
New Mexican Desert
U. S
Castro Valley seeks C-2 zoning for Castro Valley Boulevard
The Castro Valley Landowners Association seeks a C-2 zoning change for Castro Valley Boulevard from Maltox Road to Center Street, with C-2 on both sides for about 1900 feet and mixed nearby zones. The move aims to attract light industry and retail development, with public hearings ongoing and a 30 day reporting window to the board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley Boulevard
Alameda County
Planning Commission
Castro Valley
Assonialion
Maltox Road
Eest
Center Street
Skinton Avenue
Baker Road
Redwood Road
Redwood Ram
Canter Street
G. A. Duemling
Association
Louis Munt
Panier Court
Herbert Miler
Board of Supervisors
Allnind Coates Yellow
Midway Lions Hear Sanitary District Affairs
George Waller, Ora Loma Sanitary district chairman, spoke to Midway Lions about the district’s origin, plant development, and operation. Prospective members listed for induction next Wednesday include Troy Scott, Gene Armstrong, Id Schooler, Bill Jackson, Joe Silva, Dan Morris, and Hill Fredetti.
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George Waller
Ora Loma Sanitary District
Midway Lions
Troy Scott
Scott Electric Company
Gene Armstrong
Id Schooler
Schooler
Schooler Glass
Bill Jackson
Joe Silva
Eden Appliances
Dan Morris
Hill Fredetti
Carson Buiels
Fone
Herman Buncan
Harold Medford
Ind
Ralph Ruggieri
Charles K. Hall
Fred Bennett
Elgin Street
Dave Beebe
Hal Larson
Ted Ericson
Ashland Boy Scout Troop
Dog Licenses On Sale Monday In Local Areas
Dog licenses go on sale Monday morning through February 14 at Hayward City Hall Castro Valley Fire House Newark Fire House Please Janton City Hall Alameda County Fire House in Livermore and Ashland Fire House. One day sales on January 31 at Centerville Justice Court February 1 Alvarado February 2 Benning's Market Mulford Gardens February 2 Justice Court Niles February 7 House Library De 0 Sheriff’s Office and OTeT AG. Unincorporated area dogs must be licensed. Fee is $1. doubles after February 15 when dogs may be picked up and placed in pounds.
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Hayward City Hall
Castro Valley
Newark
Janton City Hall
Alameda County Firehouse
Livermore
Ashland
Justice Court
Centerville
Alvarado
Benning's Market
West 132d Avenue
Muljford Gardens
Breed Addresses Real Estate Board Speaker on Social Security Taxes
Herbert L Breed, general counsel of California Real Estate Association and Oakland Real Estate Board, spoke at the Southern Alameda County Real Estate Board luncheon in San Leandro. He discussed new developments in salesmen status under Social Security and unemployment insurance taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Breed
Caliifornia Real Estate Association
Oakland Real Estate Board
Southern Alameda County Real Estate Board
San Leandro
Oil Topic of Film for Rotary Program
Lifestream The Role of Oil in the Modern World will be shown at the Hayward Rotary luncheon on Monday. Les Newell serves as program chairman for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Hayward Rotary Club
Les Newell
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Freeze
United Press
March of Dimes
Lorenzo Drive
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Stanford
Stanford University
8Th Army
Siwon
Eighth Army
East Central
By Maxine Grueneich
Byguins
Barbara
Marilyn
Farl
Byguim
Alptacda
U.S
C. V. Boulevard
Breed
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