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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
8
More than 2000 members of the Fraters al Orstex of Eagtes and its mixil ly opened the organization's 47th annual stile convention in Sacramento. The convention will continue today.
In Alameda County Superior Court a summons in action to determine adverse claims to real property is issued. Martha Minnie Jorgensen and NSC Jorgensen sue Parker A. Pit a as administrator of the Gab Fits estate and others to establish ownership of a described parcel in Alameda County California and seek a decree quieting title with costs.
Evie railroad reports motorists race trains at grade crossings though fewer did so in 1940. RC Randall, VP, says 64.3 percent of Erie train auto accidents last year occurred where protection existed. Of 63 nonfatal wrecks at crossings, six drivers ignored signals, five went through lowered gates, others stalled on crossings.
The Hayward School District of Alameda County California calls a special apportionment authorization election per Education Code. Polls will open seven A.M. to eight P.M. on the specified date with six precincts and appointed inspectors and judges. The proposition seeks authorization to accept and expend up to 1 million dollars from the State of California, repayable under Chapter 1.6 of the Education Code. The notice lists precinct boundaries polling places and district officers, with a board meeting to canvass results July 1950.
Homer Cook a 21 year old Oklahoma native nicknamed Chuck, held as a German police and U S Army unit close in a Munich apartment after escaping Dachau. Severely injured, he surrendered to officers in a bloodied state, while his sweetheart Anna waited in Nürnberg. He faces treatment and possible further inquiry into his two prison breaks.
Allen Strutz of Hayward post 64 announces Arnold G. Luebker as post service officer and publicity chair, with prior service as chaplain. The appointment marks a leadership shift in the local American Legion unit.
Transit strike cuts services in Los Angeles halting buses and streetcars for 24 hours. About 2 million residents face commute chaos as 4,000 transit workers walk out. Pacific Electric lines remain running with extra riders. Police warn pedestrians, car pools form, taxis surge, and downtown parking prices climb while schools delay trips and Shrine convention approaches.
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