Protest Ends With Pleasantries Over Bus Fare Hike
Opponents of a permanent fare boost secured a promise of no hike for at least 40 days. TraiL Rowell, state utilities commissioner, said no increase would be granted during further fact finding. Alameda County district attorney Frank J. Coakley, speaking for a regional alliance, urged delaying hearings 60 days to allow case preparation. The transit company had sought an immediate interim rise in East Bay and trans-bay fares after a threatened strike was settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakgand
U.R
Trail Rowell
Avid
Transportation Sys
Frank J. Coakley
Alameda County
Allance
East Bay Cities
Trowell
Patten Trial Recessed Due To Illness
In Oakland Superior Court, the Patten trial recessed after two doctors said the defendant suffers a heart condition. Dr. Harry Akesson and Dr. Robert Shock testified Patten was hospitalized for observation following a court attack and described hardening of the arteries and a definite spasmodic heart episode. The court gave time to study Patton’s condition, with a six week rest possible if acute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Moreil
Harry Alesson
Robert Shock
Snook
Patten
Akesson
Spock
Patton
Hayward Day at Pleasanton Fair Opens June 28
June 30 is Hayward Day at the Alameda County Fair at Pleasanton fairgrounds. Norris Letsom leads preparations for a Hayward tent and Taywardites are invited to attend as a family outing. Afternoon and evening programs feature Arlyene Gladden School of Dance students with free admission at 2 pm and 3 pm. A Hayward girl will represent Southern Alameda County Farm Home and Industry Show, presenting the Inning jockey with a savings bond from Hayward. Other events include dairy cattle, swine, ceramics judging, racing, the Hayward Handicap, Scotty Woaton’s Talent Show at 1:30 pm, and Joie Chitwood and Autry Dare devils at 8 pm in the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Alameda County
Pleasanton Fairgrounds
Norris Letsom
Roger Anderson
Arlyene Gladden School of Dance
Alameta County
Ilome Ant
Scotty Woaton
Joie Chitwood
Hla Autry Daredevils
Baseball Box Scores From National League Games
In big leagues the National League shows scores with two teams listed, players named in the lineup, and runs by inning. Pollet Rice Jansen Westrum and Phiteburgh appear in the notes with pitching lines and substitutions for various clubs including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The text includes inning totals and player substitutions, reflecting the day’s box score details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
New York
Ole
Pollet
Rice
Jansen
Westrum
Phiteburgh
Philadelphia
Borowy
Paplah
Walsh
Lombardt
Turnst
Mueller
Muller
Beminick
Seek Joint Investigation Ends Ed ucational Battle at Hayward High
A district meeting of 65 residents and officials, including five trustees and the superintendent, resolved to pursue a joint investigation of Hayward union high school's administration after protests over Miss Justine della Sala’s dismissal. Questions about tenure, notification timing, and anti administration charges emerged as participants urged improved district governance, teacher ratings, and cooperative policy making between the board and Educational Betterment group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Della Sala
Hayward Union High School
Robert L. Hooper
San Lorenzo
Marlin Haley
Algriad
Igh Whoo
Hooper
Haley
Della Sala
Miss Della Sala
Miss Sala
C. B. Pauleen
Siudy
Laura Lee Magnus
Castro Valley
Educational Betterment Group
Magnus
Warren
Harry Fosdick
California Teachers’ Association
Wee
Larsen dominates London Grass Sea quarterfinals in nets
Art Larsen of San Leandro defeated Irv Dorfman of New York 6-2 6-0 in the London Grass Sea Championships quarterfinals. Larsen was the only American to reach the semifinals as Vic Seixas fell to Frank Sedgman and Tony Trabert dropped to Jack Bromwich. Doris Hart and Patricia Canning Todd advanced for the American women into the semifinals with victories amid rain interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Ducos
France
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Thoma Long
Australia
Patricia Canning Todd
la Jolla
Calif
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Program for Liberty Bell Announced
The Sunday observance of the arrival of the California Liberty Bell, symbol of the 1950 United States Treasury bond drive, was announced by Commander Alan Strutt of Hayward post 6H and Peter Lojo, chair of the main committee. The ceremony will be held at a city venue, with Judge Lester Foley delivering the principal address. Veterans groups from Hayward will present colors. Temple Crane, E. Guy Warren, and local leaders are expected to attend. Mrs. Foley will present soprano numbers and Getty Francia will perform accordion pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
T. Lester Foley
Post 88
Hayward Area
Temple Crane
Alameda
E. Guy Warren
Ueyward Svea Chargber of Commerce
Boy Scout
Laverne Foley
The
San Lavenzo Amercan
Senate OKs 15 day extension of draft law
The Senate voted for a 15 day extension of the draft law before the midnight Friday deadline. Democratic leader Lucas abandoned hope of a permanent extension agreement between Houses, sending the measure to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Senate
Scott W. Lucas, II
House
Hayward High Board Approves 1.4 Million Budget for 1950
Hayward union high school board approved the 1950 61 budget of 1 400 000 selecting investment of 1 000 000 in treasury certificates and approving gym construction at the new San Lorenzo high school campus estimated at 321 00 dollars The board by by by passed plans for a trade shop temporarily and advised architects to continue gym plans while by passing the shop The board also authorized letters to a San Lorenzo parents group and to the Castro Valley Nursery School and discussed parent orientation programs for freshmen under community advisory requests The meeting also approved appointments resignations and leave requests and denied a summer woodshop class due to staffing limitations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigate
Hayward ‘Union High School
San Lorenzo High School
Dragon, Schmidts
Herdman
San Lorenzo
Sanorenzo High School
California Cadets
Alberta F. Hiltwyan
Castro Valley
Josep Amaral
Daily Review
Paulsen
Hayward
B. Guy Warren
Hayward High School
Paul Rhodes
Amelia Ward
Awron Massa
George D. Powers
Gerald Worthley
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Witness shows gun in court as wife pleads guilty
Pauline Cory 33 of Hayward testified in a battery case yesterday telling why her husband should be found guilty. Judge Harder Jr. asked to see the alleged gun. Cory produced a 92 caliber pistol from her purse but admitted no permit. She was cited for carrying a concealed weapon and pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Cory
Smalley Avenue
Hayward
Jacob Harder Jr
Cody
Educational Betterment Meet Scheduled at Castro Valley Center
The Educational Betterment Group meeting is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday June 28 at the Castro Valley community center at Seven Hills and Walnutranda. The committee has moved from the third to the fourth Wednesday to allow attendance at the high school board of trustees meetings on the first and third Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Seven Hills
Walnutranda
High School Board of Trustees
State Board clamps down on slots violations
In Sacramento the State Board of Equalization voted unanimously to crack down on violators of California's new anti slot machine law set to take effect July 15. The board adopted a resolution for disciplinary action including license suspension or revocation against bar owners convicted under the law. Los Angeles member William G. Bonelli led the move, calling it an expression of cooperation with the legislature. He urged action against clubs with bookmaking and told Liquor Administrator George Stout to pursue clubs and bars with slot machine convictions without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State Board of Equalization
California
Wiliam G. Bonelli
Los Angeles
Bonelli
George Stout
Stout
Robin Battles a 10 Inch Black Snake in Garden
Cecil Holt spotted a 10 inch black snake in his Memphis garden as a bold robin swooped in for the feast. The bird wrestled with the snake for about 40 minutes before giving up and flying away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
T.p
Cecil Holt
Local Scouts On Trip From Oakland To Jamboree Train
Beaver Patrol of Oakland council leaves on a scout trip labeled outstanding in the Oakland group. Hayward boys James Johnson and Bill Faria in the Beaver Patrol. Bob Matheison Jr leads patrols with notes, aiming for 100 percent in every task. Train stops in Portland for 48 minutes before heading to Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oakland Council
Beaver Patrol
Hayward
James Johnson
Bill Faria
Faria
Jolnson
Ames
Oakland
Hichard Crockett
Bob Matheison
Bob Matheison, Jr
Atwood
Bob
O.K
J. W. Greer
Trasp
Yellowstone
Labor Strike Gun Play Injures Four
A late night head-on collision between a motorcycle and car left Robert F. Archer of Oakland with severe burns and critical injuries. He was transported from the scene to Fairmont Hospital and then Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, where his condition remained extremely critical. The other driver, John V. Perry, was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Archer
64Th Avenue
Oakland
The
Highway Patrol
Archer
Niles-Mission San Jose
Fremont Street
Deed Center
John V. Perry
Niles
Perry
Fairmont Hospital
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Plant Under CIO Siege Shocks Morristown Workers
In Morristown Tennessee the American Enka textile plant faced a CIO picket siege with about 75 state troopers deployed armed with machine guns. Several workers were wounded in the dawn shooting as cars carrying workers approached the gates. Victims included Victor McDaniel and James McCamey, with McDaniel sustaining multiple wounds. The clash drew units from the Kingsport division and sparked a potential national guard decision as authorities kept nonstrikers at bay and searched for calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Tent
U.pi
Enka
CIO
Gaz
Seige
David Potter
Union
Nows
Victor McDaniel
State Patrol
Carl Gilbert
James McCamey
William McGinnis
McCamey
McGinnis
Gilbert
Kingsport
Nashville
Senate
Joe Q. Dougherty
Faka
Re MacDaniels
Heavy Rains Hit Flood Stricken Fraser River Valley
United Press reports heavy rains flood the Fraser River Valley in British Columbia with towns like Harrison Mills and Trail affected. The Fraser crest moved to the Pacific and downstream outbreaks flood Vancouver area. Meanwhile a storm system threatens the Midwest and several states report thunderstorms. Four Black cotton pickers were killed by lightning while sheltering under a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Fraser River
British Columbia
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Harrison Mills
BH. C
Canadian Weather Bureau
Trail
B.C
Vancouver
Columbia
Wash
Pacific Ocean
Thhey
Idaho
Texas
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Minnesota
Service Denies Red-Charge Allegations Before Senate Panel
John S. Service, a 4 year diplomat, testifies to a Senate foreign relations subcommittee denying loyalty charges by Joe McCarthy and Patrick Hurley. He contends the accusations are false and explains wartime contacts with Chinese communists were duties of an American intelligence officer. He requests public rather than secret hearing, while Hurley and McCarthy maintain the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Carour
John S. Service
Joseph R. McCarthy
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Service
Senate Foreign Relations
Hurley
Amerasia
State Department
Department
Senate
Hurley-McCarthy
Millard BE
Tydings D
Stock gains widen as autos lead late rally
US stocks rose to a three point gain in the session led by auto shares and an upturn in industrials. Chrysler near year’s best price. steel and tire stocks hit new highs while rails and utilities posted small advances. In California a separate crash killed two carhops near Santa Rosa raising Soma county deaths to 20. coroner cites accident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Liggett & Myers
Santa Rosa
Here
Sonoma County
Beverly Bell
Anna Jean Miller
Ane
Joseph Ortisi
Yernim Silvershield
If Struck WP to Close Operations
The Western Pacific railroad said it will abolish the jobs of its 4,500 employees and shut down its 1195 mile network if APL Switchynén strikes Sunday. President Frederick B Whitman announced a full shutdown of all operations from its San Francisco offices and maintenance yards in Oakland and Salt Lake City. The firm would recreate jobs only after any strike ends, and WP normally runs 30 freight trains and four passenger trains daily including the California Zephyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
Western Pacific Railroad
APL
Frederick B. Whitman
Roadroad
Oakland
Western Pacific
California Zephyr
San Francisco-Oaklaw
Salt Lake City
Miss Ruth Henderson Leads Queens in Alamede County Contest
Ruth Henderson leads a close race for Alamede County queen with sponsorship from the Pleasanton 20-30 club. Official results show voting near completion as contestants Anna Stefanoni and Diane Suc compete in the fundraiser with tickets generating votes for the July 1 coronation events at Don's in Dublin and the Veterans Memorial Building in Pleasanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Henderson
Alamede County
Miss Henderson
Pleasanton
Pichsanton
Anna Stefanoni
Jess Duran To Be Feted At Luncheon
Hayward high school athlete Jess Duran, lauded for his home run record, will be honored at a Booster Club luncheon in Castro Garden tomorrow noon before his trip to the Hearst National Baseball Championship in New ark in August. The Booster Club, linked to the Hayward area chamber of commerce, plans a sendoff for the eastern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Duran
Hayward High School
Atulent
Rowess
Newark
Castro Gardena
Hayward Area
Vomimerce
Duran
Darrell Parkin Island
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Liberty Bell
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URI
Sonts Clara County
Ate Highway Commission
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Richmond
Bay Area
AFL Carpenters
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State Board
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Queens
Parkersburg
W. Va
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