Hoover cites 540000 Reds in potential fifth column
President Hoover testified before a congressional subcommittee that the Communist Party includes about 540000 members and 600000 sympathizers and that a large portion are in basic industries across New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania California and Michigan. He warned that by summer they could threaten essential defense industries and urged expanding undercover recruitment. He noted lack of membership cards for 149 and 1950 and described a nationwide loyalty program and internal probes. The breakdown listed New York 25000 California 4997 Allness 3361 Pennsylvania 2876 Ohio 2834 Michigan 1250 Massachusetts 1022 Nevada 23 Wyoming 10 Tennessee 27 and New Hampshire 43.
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Washington
U.P
Wal Sylves
Rogran i
U.S
FRE
J. Edgar Hoaver
Hoover
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Michigan
Uial
LT Conmpatinist
Freeta
Wade
FBI
New York State
Allness
Massachusetts
Nevada
Wyoning
Tenessee
Airline
New Hampshire
Bus Service Application Denied in Hayward Area
State Public Utilities Commission denied a private bus service bid by Spyres Skirris of Berkeley to run local Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo routes. He claimed funds and six new buses, but investigators found deposits absent, sparking questions about financial backing. Peerless Stage and Key System opposed, asserting existing adequate service to the proposed areas.
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Hayward
Umes Commission
Spyres Skirris
Berkeley
Commission
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Skiiris
Skliria
Peerless Stage Company
Imaynard Plunge
Sktivis
Peerless
Key
Fathers Day Contest Attracts More Prizes From Local Merchants
The Daily Review notes growing interest in the Fathers Day contest sponsored by Hayward merchants. Sixteen shops provide prizes for tallest, shortest, oldest, most children, and largest family. Entries close June 16. winners announced after Fathers Day with photos published next week.
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Hayward
Daily Review
Review
Hayward Grea
Biggs and
Manna
Ana
Harry Cary
Mos
Calif. primary results boost Warren and Roosevelt
In San Francisco and Washington, both parties hailed Tuesday's California primary gains. Warren totals on both tickets reach about 1.66 million, with Roosevelt at 1.02 million. Democrats claim rising momentum while Republicans stress Warren's record turnout. Nixon leads Douglas, Boddy-voting trend cited by both sides. full results pending.
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San Francisco
California
Earl Warren
James Hoosevelt
Warren
Sacramento
Roosevelt
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Fale Dol
GOP
Docrats
Cafnia
Rensevel
Richard Nixon
GOF
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Hut
Douglas Ium Manchester Boddy
Sheridan Downey
Nixon
Boddy
Douglas
Tut
Tdemocratic National Committee
Upper A Improvement Club Plans Picnic
The Upper A Improvement association plans a family picnic at Bjornsen's park in Crow Creek Canyon on Saturday, June 17 starting at 3 p.m. A brief business meeting will discuss the Alameda county planning commission hearing on the proposed rezoning of the A and B street junction set for June 26. Dick Tint will lead as president following Henry Hipking's resignation and departure from the community.
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Upper A Improvement Association
Bjornsen's
Crowecanyon
Alameda
Scout Food Sale at Flayward a Complete Success
Mt. Edin Boy Scouts at the Fun store in Flayward report a big success for their food sale. Proceeds fund equipment for the hoop. Local contributors not connected with Stayting include Mesdames Peach Wasson Strand Bennett Singley Bayliss Cooper Nelson Edblad McCann Oakman. Scoutmaster Bernard G Jacobsen expresses sincere thanks.
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Mt. Edin
Flayward
Bernard G. Jacobsen
Masdames Peach
Wasson
Strand
Bennett
Singley
Bayliss
Cooper
Nelson
Edblad
McCann
Oakman
Scoutrmaster
Sweikert Wins Big as Family Welcomes New Daughter
Bob Sweikert, Hayward racer, lands a new sales job at Jack Joane Dodge Plymouth after a trip to Indianapolis. His wife gives birth to a daughter named Carol Jean, weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces, and the family plans to move back to Hayward next week.
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Bob Sweikert
Hayward
Bob
Indianapolis
Jack Jaine
Dodge-Plymouth
Miss Sweijkert
Weising
Carol Jean
St. Jank
Sweikert
Booster Club Names June 23 Luncheon Date
Hayward Booster Club executive committee sets June 23 as the final spring luncheon date. The venue remains to be decided. The club invites 52 new members from the recent one day drive and all existing members to attend the event with several entertainment features planned.
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Booster Club of
Hayward
Booster Club
Baer Delivers Papers With Son On Weeknight Route
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer now drives a newspaper route six evenings a week in Sacramento U P. His oldest son rides along in the convertible, delivering papers as Baer keeps active in town life and the balancing act of celebrity and ordinary work.
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Sacramento
U.P
Max Baer
Baer
Truman Warns Aid to Western Europe Needed Against Russia
Corumbia Missouri President Truman told a crowd of about 12 000 at the University of Missouri that it would be disastrous to halve arms and economic aid to Western Europe and that temporary costs are necessary to stop Russia from overthrowing freedom. He spoke during a commencement and received an honorary doctor of laws, stressing long and hard effort for world peace and a strong community of free nations to resist communism.
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Corumbia
Truman
Europe
Mermostal Stadium
University of Missouri
Russia
St. Louis
Teuman
University
Desce
Phi Beta Kappa
Columbia Station
Gay
Forest Smith
Noy Sappington
Frederick Middlebush
Mary Jane Truman
Grangeview
Missouri Barn
Tom Vansant
Fulton
Ray Harper
Parents urge approval of 4.5 million school bond issue
Twenty one parent leaders from nine Hayward elementary districts called for a June 29 special election to approve up to 4.5 million dollars to borrow from a 260 million statewide school bond. They warned without state funds, all Hayward schools would shift to half day by 1851 and housing for 2500 new pupils by October 1951 would be needed. Campaign teams listed numerous local parent representatives from Burbank Baywood Bret Marte Cherryland Highland Fairview Mule Markham Kimball.
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Bret Nate
Board of Trustees
Hayward
Burbank
Baywood
Bret Marte
Cherriyand
Highland
Fairview
Mule
Markham
Kimball
Elmer W. Ohlson
Thomas D. Devlin
Chas F. Kenney
Marie Fleming
Alexa Gubbins
H. A. Roberts
Ground Storage of Gasoline Debate Reaches Alameda Board
Castro Valley El Portal Planning Committee submits a request to bar above ground gasoline storage in unincorporated Alameda County areas. The panel seeks legal guidance, asks supervisors to incorporate prohibition into all zoning, and plans to meet Planning Commissioner DeBernardi in June to discuss Castro Valley and El Portal representation. A separate letter questions the 174th avenue to John street link and asks name changes for a Stanton avenue tract plan.
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Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
Castro Valley-E
Planning Commission
Castro Valley
George Janssen
Peter J. DeBernardi
DeBernardi
el Portal
174Th Avenue
John Street
Alpine
Stanton Avenue
Costra Valley
Stocks Hit Four-Year Highs on Increased Volume
New York stock markets closed higher with stocks rising to their best levels in over four years. Industrials posted fresh highs since 1930, railroads gained strongly though not surpassing the yearly peak, and utilities advanced slightly. Strong investment demand came from favorable industrial data including record automobile output, higher year over year car loadings, and a modest uptick in retail trade.
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New York
Used Car Lot Offers Lincoln Mercury Discounts
Carl Schouweiler of CJ Schouweiler's Used Car Lot at 18480 East 14th Street advertises new Lincolns with a 900 discount and Mercury models at 500 off. Customers can choose colors and inspect inventory.
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Bud Schouweiler
C. J. Schouweiler
East 14Th Street
Hex
Board Upholds Dismissal Of Miss della Sala At Hayward High
Haley, president of the Hayward Union High School District board, defended the administration’s dismissal of social studies teacher and counselor Miss Justine della Sala. The closed rehearing heard from members and administration as the board reaffirmed its confidence in school leadership and affirmed tenure concerns amid tension over administrative relations and personal friction within the staff.
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Marlin Haley
Hayward Union High
Justine Della Sala
Haley
Eleanor Seketak
Della
Sara
Upats
Paulsen
Della Me ‘Paulsen
Fegder
Frank Cathey
Miss de la Sata
Cathey
Miss Della Sala
Carl Ekdos
Opini Aj
Ekoos
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Supreme Meat Company
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