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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

1

San Lorenzo businessman Bart Ottoboni dies at home

Bartholomew Ottoboni vice president of Hale Hardware and secretary treasurer of Village Appliance and Radio died of a heart attack shortly after 8 pm at his San Lorenzo home. A long-time community leader survived by his wife Pierina and three sons. Funeral services pending in San Francisco. This marks the second San Lorenzo village business death in nine days.

San Lorenzo Bartholomew L Bart) Ottoboni Hale Hardware Company Hayward Andeta Bart Leo V. Verian John's Church Holy Sepulchre Vilage Pam Ottoboni Pierina San Francisco Queboni Busin Vic Hayward San Larenso M. Ottoboni Kiwanis Lat San Lorenzo Village Village Merchants Association St. John's Church Italy Name Society Args Bartholomew Jr John San Mateo Lewis Swith Jhig Brother Valente Ma Tini Per Co Green Street Columbus Oltoboni James A.gim Pland Pland

Fire district permits halted amid Castro Valley alarm

Bulletin from Hayward sub station says all permits in Castro Valley and Fairview fire districts were canceled. Castro Valley Fire Department was responding to a fire call at press time and could not confirm repairs or when permits would be issued again. Fairmont notice broadcast as press films.

Hayward Castro Valley Fairview Fairmont Notioe

Lie Calls For Korea Cease Fire

United Nations secretary-general Trygve Lie urged North Korea and its allies to accept a Korean cease fire, saying if they refuse the UN must continue the war and press for additional forces. He argued a cease-fire along the 38th parallel could fulfill core UN objectives with negotiations to follow to restore peace and security.

Otvawa Ont United Malions Trygve Lie UN Association of Canada Matthew B. Ridgway Lie Korea 38Th Parallel Security Council Lie Pyinten

Green Truck Owner Baffled in Mt Eden Job Bid

Jim McDonald of Hayward, owner of a green septic tank truck, says he holds a county permit to loan septic tanks, not perform other work, and denies being an Oro Loma agent. He moved to Hayward and faced political backlash over seeking Mt Eden area jobs amid rumors of plans to sewer the region.

Jim McDonald Hayward McDonald Mt. Eden Ore Loma

Baseball Night Games in National and American Leagues

United Press reports today’s schedule with National League matchups Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia while American League features Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St Louis New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland all listed for night flights and evenings.

United Press National League Chicago Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cleveland

Plan Top Entertainment for Mayward High Prom

Hayward Merchants plan a top entertainment program and banquet at Mayward High School prom to keep graduates from leaving early. Walter Deininger cites national coverage hopes from Life and Look. Tony Marlin and Roy Rogers and Dale Evans ties may draw attendees. donations ongoing.

Mayward High School Iayward Merchants Association Walter H. Dlinger Hayward Mehants Otheys Merchants Association Merchants Berkeley Hayward Merchants Organization Deininger

India Moves to Curb Free Speech in Constitution Change

Parliament approved Nehru’s proposal to permit “reasonable restrictions” on freedom of expression when necessary. The 228 to 19 vote backed constitutional amendments amid protests that press freedom would be harmed, while Nehru argued limits protect public order and that government does not seek to suppress the press.

NEW DELSI U.R India Jawaharlal Nehru Nehru Sai Loiiny Gov Nebeu

Compromise Draft Bill Approved By Senate

The Senate approved a compromise draft universal military training bill by a voice vote with Sen Joseph R McCarthy of Wisconsin recorded as opposing. The bill lowers the draft age to 18 and extends service to 22 months, sets up a post emergency national training framework, and moves to the House for action next week.

Washington Senate Joseph R. McCarthy Wis McCarthy United States Chiang Kai-shek Formosa Spain Germany

11 Year Old Fires Gun by Mistake Kills Rail Worker

MANTINEZ UPR District Attorney Meanels W. Collins planned a meeting with the boy's parents after the 11-year-old accidentally shot and killed John C. McClaughlin, 90, near a switch engine. Police say the boy was target shooting with his father and brother when the gunfire struck McClaughlin in the head. No charges are expected against the boy. McClaughlin's family includes his wife and two children.

Mantinez Upr Meanels W. Collins John C. McClaughlin Fer Steve Neilson Neilson Waller McClaughlin Collins

Formosa Paper Sparks Senate Clash Over Publication

The Senate committee overrode Acheson to publish a 1949 Formosa report that downplayed the island’s strategic value. Debate centered on secrecy, with Acheson opposing release while senators faulted the department’s stance and linked it to Korea policy.

Washington Senate MacArthur Secetary Dean Acheson Formosa Islang America Pacific Defense

Coalition Wins In Ireland

Dublin reports indicate John A Costello's Fine Gael likely leads a coalition after Wednesday's elections. Eamon De Valera's Fianna Fail trails as a potential minority, with independents expected to join a new government when Parliament meets on June 1.

Dublin Ireland John A. Costello Fine Gael Eamon de Valera de Valera Costello Fine Gael_party de Valera Wianna Fail de Vale Fianna Fail

Reds Challenge U S Korea Air Might

Two local traffic incidents unfold with minor injuries and citations. A two year old, Rebecca Hoblo don of Dora Roble don, Decoto, fell from a moving car on Niles pond near Vareyton Village at 10 30 pm, treated at Fairgrant hospital after being picked up by Jose C. Herrera of Decoti.

Rebecca Hoblo~do Dora Robledon Decoto Niles Pond Vareyton Village Jose C. Herrera Docols Fairgrant Hospital Joaquin A. Pilceaun Henry Cavey Decoti 6Th and Histrint Wigaw

Suburban Tax Bill Sent To Printers After Amendments

SACRAMENTO UP A move to send back a committee a controversial bill to fund urban services with extra charges failed 36 to 22 in the Assembly today. Assemblyman Fink Lanterman moved to return it for 38 amendments. the motion lost and the bill was sent to the printer. Julian Beck urged against star chamber amendments and said he would try to vote again in committee. Stewart said amendments address objections but do not alter core changes. Slantey noted the committee held nearly five hours of open debate before executive session.

Washington Dean Acheson Unn Formosa Douglas Mic. Arthur Acheson Thu Senate Armed Services-Foreign Relations Gren Omar N. Bradley Vrumin MacArthur Joint Chiefs of Star United Press Tokyo Hissatch State Department Foreign Service Uneides U.S United Press Asse Tobey Milton Young R. N. 13 Young Earnest Hohercent H. Alexander Smith N. J William F. Knowstod Calif U. S U. S. Pacific Sacramento Fink Lanterman Assembly Julian, Beck San Fernando Star Chamber Earl Slantey Balboa Island Ait

Newsprint price increase announced by Abitibi

Abitibi Power and Paper Co Ltd said elevated labor and pulpwond costs drive a new newsprint price to 1169 per ton in New York. The firm noted the rise will affect other Canadian publishers as well.

Toronto Ont Dan Iperease Abitibi Power and Paper Co. Ltd New York Abitibi

Bicycle stolen from John Hay at Castro Valley track meet

A bicycle owned by John Hay, 12, was reported stolen yesterday afternoon at Hayward High School in Castro Valley during a track meet. The sheriff's department is investigating the theft, with details limited in the report.

John 1 Hay Bridge’ Street Castro Valley Hayward High School OA Pra

Eighth Army Opens New Eastern Korea Drive

In Korea the Eighth Army launches a two pronged eastern push against Communist buildup near the Manchurian border. U S air forces clash as J-planes attack. several Reds shot down. Ground actions push toward Kunhwa Yangsu and Chorwon with mixed gains and renewed UN bridgehead efforts near Seoul.

Tokyo U. SS. 8Th Army Pyongyang Korea 6Th Kunhwa United Nations U. S Huachon 8Th Army Ltrom Yangsu Hweehen Chorwon Setzlor Dinjin River Seoul 38Th Parallel Otheir Koran

Truman Waist Just About Right

President Truman's weight is described as ideal by his physician aboard the Williamsburg during a five day vacation. The report notes he is in good health and plans to sail back toward the Chesapeake Bay and into the Potomac River, ending another day with staff at Patuxent River.

U.P Truman Brrg Wallace H. Graham Williamsburg Fettle Chesacake Bay Potomac River Lee Bank Naval Air Test Center Patuxent Hiver Maryland

Trains Sideswipe Injures Fourteen Near Williams Aviz

Fourteen people, all women, were injured when two Gite Fe passenger trains sideswiped near Williams Aviz last night. Four cars derailed and a diesel engine overturned, delaying Santa Fe services for about ten hours. One passenger, Mrs Don Wilson, suffered a minor leg injury. eight other injured were later discharged. Five remained for observation.

Challenger Aviz Gite Fe Santa Fe Lola Fe Williams, Aviz Don Wilson Chicago Los Angeles Williams

U S Urges Iran To Negotiate Oil

U S Ambassador Henry F Grady met with Premier Mossadegh in Tehran delivering a personal letter from President Truman urging peaceful settlement of the Anglo Iranian oil dispute with Britain. Mossadegh, said to inform ministers of Truman’s letter, canceled parliament session and sought rest amid fever and security fears.

First Nared Grady Sir Francis Shepherd

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