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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

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Bay Area carpenters strike and arbitration move

The Bay area carpenters union negotiators demand a wage increase of 174 cents per hour across all work starting July 18, 1950, while employers reject and push for arbitration. After extended talks, a 10 cent per hour rise was tentatively agreed by employers but rejected by union members, leaving arbitration as the likely path.

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Eight Hollywood figures found guilty in secrecy case

Eight Hollywood writers and directors tied to the so called Hollywood ten were found guilty in a wartime era case. Sentences ranged from six months to four years with several defendants jailed immediately. Some received fines while two faced deferred sentencing pending judge decisions. The defendants plan to appeal as the trial followed a jury waiver and addressed contempt-linked matters.

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New York Stocks Open Higher Then Slump In Selloff

Stock market opened irregularly higher but traded unevenly and slipped back as buying faded. By midmorning declines broadalled with railroad and utility averages near multi month lows while industrials stayed near a new low, reflecting a volatile session with investors selling amid weak guidance.

New York

Deputy Fires On Burglary Suspects At Botiba's Pool Hall

A 22 year old Decoto man and a 21 year old Quiroz were shot as deputies halted a burglary at Botiba's Pool Hall in Decoto. Deputy Nutting fired through a rear window after the suspects fled, wounding one on the left shoulder. Mesa was hospitalized. both suspects were arrested. Mesa previously faced charges including a deadly weapon offense and attempted rape. Quiroz is identified as a 21 year old.

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Six Hayward Artists Noted at County Fair Art Awards

Six Hayward artists are named among prize winners at the Alameda County Fair art exhibit. Judges selected top oils and watercolors across divisions including historical oil paintings, landscapes, portraits, still lifes, and watercolor categories with artists from Hayward Oakland Berkeley Alameda San Jose and Santa Clara earning first to third places.

Hayward Exhait Will , Frates Haysyard Alive Williams Oakland Lester Kent I. Fr. Ford Alameda L. ¥. de Tolner Santa Clay Virginns V. Lonergan San Jose Lucienne Collier Vida Miller San J Blanca Conti Royce Nelda Springal Boa- Selee Ash Almeda Jean Hale Eleanor Eta Berkeley Dorothy, Silver San Leandro Aline G. Plummer

Burglar Takes $200 From Hayward Motel Resident

Cox, a carpenter at a local bank project, reported his room at Hayward Motel Lodge on 1127 Costa Street was not locked. A thief rifled his belongings while he slept, stealing nearly $200 from his trouser pocket. wallet and other items remained. He had just been paid and cashed checks. Police are investigating.

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Sunrise School Ravaged by Vandals in Alameda County

Sunrise school for cerebral palsied children was damaged in a vandal raid between 4 and 10 pm. The interior, including several mirrors, a radio, and kitchen appliances, was wrecked as frozen equipment and water damage marred the building. Police traced possible suspects via a neighbor’s sighting of two to three youths near Memorial Drive. The incident follows years of community effort to establish the Sunrise school with support from Phoebe Hearst council and local clubs.

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Navy Blasts Commie Sea Positions Near Segul and Kimpo

United States and South Korean forces launched a counter offensive after North Korean advances, recapturing Kimpo airport near Seoul. U.S. naval air attacks hit coastlines and amphibious units while fighting raged along the Han River and near Taein, with ships targeting Tuchon and nearby areas as the war's tide shifts.

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Ten Winners In Photo Exhibit Told

The Alameda County Fair photo exhibit in Pleasanton announced ten winners after judging by Dr. Irving Elis. Top portraits include Blvanor C. Laylor of Oakland and Marguerite Cohen of Oakland, while the pictorial division honors go to M. M. Neuderiel of Carpenteri a and Jol y Simota of Oakland. About 140 prints entered earned several honorable mentions. Earl Kenyon of Hayward chairs the salon committee with help from Fred Allen and Cherles Buckmaster.

Alameda County Pleasanton Irving Elis FRSA Blvanor C. ‘Laylor Oakland Marguerite Sam Cohen Sond Deacon Smith John Beinek San Francisco Eleanor C. Taylor Dalsland Magan Paul Raiin Almeda Skippy M. M. Neuderiel Carepenteria Joly Simota Pitan Elepmoy- C. Pavict Ovid Marrritt Brady Wheel Giles W. Clifford Cranwell San Hafael Earl Kenyon Hayward Fred Allen Ashland Cherles Buckmaster Castra Valley

Paratroopers Bail Out Before Plane Crashes

In Nashville a night jump mission ended tragically when paratroopers bailed out moments before a transport plane crashed killing four crew members. The crew attempted to return the burning aircraft to base. bodies were recovered from the wreckage about 200 miles from the landing site.

Nashville

War Briefs Blur on Soviet Involvement in Korea

Reports indicate no evidence of Soviet or Hussite airmen among downed pilots as U.S. air forces target Pyongyang. A Moscow reply to halting North Korea’s attack is awaited while Japan notes air raid sirens for the first time since 1945. An Army spokesman cites American casualties and missing personnel in the Korean theater.

VORYO Washington Air Force Pyonyang U.S North Korea Mazuke Japan South Kore State Department Russia

Weather forecast brief for tonight and Friday

The weather fair continues tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Expect a near steady high and a modest tonight low as a modest warm trend remains in place.

Sffernoos

Patten Jury Deliberates in Cowboy-Evangelist Theft Trial

An eight woman and four man jury in Alameda County reviews 84 days of testimony and 700 exhibits in the case of cowboy-evangelist C Thomas Patten. After six hours of deliberation the jurors were locked up for the night. He faces nine counts of theft tied to a congregation fund totaling 19670.20 dollars and could face a long prison term if convicted.

Thomas Patten Potter Bikin Dade

Valley Castro Valley pool project eyed by chamber and center group

Two local groups, the Castro Valley Community Center board and the Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce, met to discuss pooling goals for a community swimming pool. They reviewed possible locations, the master plan with facilities, and agreed to defer final decisions to expert testimony at a forthcoming luncheon.

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Freeman grocery burglaries hit Hayward area stores

Two Freeman Market groceries in Hayward were burglarized, with about $3000 stolen from the Jackson street and Sycamore Market sites. Entry came through a glass door and a back exit was used. Loot included cash, checks, and whiskey, while one store safes opened by a combination behind an unlocked metal door. Police say the burglar used a fence and left through back doors, with investigators at both sites pursuing leads.

Jimmie Valentine Lynn Moffatt Freeman's Market Jackson Street Roy Laird Nunes Avenue Castro Valley Sycamore Market Sycamore Avenue Castro Street Lester Freeman Maine Drive Hayward Linz Heyward Wesley S Alfstrom Claudé Marchand Moffatt Marva ‘Drive Jackson Etree Star Maynard-San- Mateo Bridge

County Fair Crowds Drive Hayward Day Nears

Alameda County Fair crowds surge as Hayward Day approaches with a record attendance run. Opening day drew about 16 000 entrants while tomorrow features the Hayward Handicap, Farm Queen Bonnie Engblom, livestock judging, talent shows, and events across the grandstand and midway.

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Korean Situation Triggers Tightened Military Security

Washington reports the Korean situation has prompted the Army Navy and Air Force to heighten security and alert levels. Jailed visits are curtailed on installations and part of personnel must stay available for emergency duty. Commanders decide visiting restrictions, with restricted visiting on shore bases and ships not berthed at naval facilities.

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Reds to Cut Off Power in Berlin

Berlin Mayor Ernst Reuter announced that the Russians had served notice they would not provide electric power to the American British and French sectors. The move follows five days after the Korean War intercession by American sea forces. Officials could not yet estimate the impact on West Berlin as independent power efforts proceed and a plant called Berliner West may supply essential needs.

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House Votes Excise Tax Slashing

Washington's Bee reports a proposed excise tax cut at about $1.01 billion yearly, offset by corporate taxes and other revenue measures. The plan moves to the Senate amid Korea war fears and political dispute, with President Truman pledging to veto any measure that fails to offset revenue losses.

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EB Group Draws up a Six Point School Program

The Educational Reimbursement group formed after protests the dismissal of ward high school teacher Justine della Sala. At Castro Valley Recreation Center last night they drafted a six point study program for investigating high school administration. The points cover Discipline Scholarship and Curriculum Administration Counseling Program Teacher Status and Public Hallations. Mrs. V A Ifhe was named chairwoman of Scholarship and aged om.

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