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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
5
A garbled memo of scattered items notes pubs in Harlow named after moths, a purse snatching in Berkeley, and stray criminal mentions. It also covers a Singapore trip saluting a double honeymoon, a Washington circular on duplicate mailings, Scotland's drunken offense, and a British museum taxidermy note.
The article reports Ruth Rawards, a Louisiana mother, killed her three children in their home with a knife. She allegedly struck them in their beds then attacked another person, crying afterward and confessing to the killings. Neighbors described a tragic domestic incident and authorities began investigations.
Denver reports indicate government mediators will likely end the 1946 oil strike as labor leaders and CIO affiliates push for a pattern of industry settlement. President Truman weighs invoking authority as wage stabilization efforts unfold and Interior Secretary Chapman predicts a settlement within days.
City parking project on 4 Int to be operated by the city between Main and Flint streets A and 8 requires at least ten more days for completion. Rain slowing progress, with opening anticipated May 1. A temporary jet parking provision to serve about 100 machines will be entered via three A Street driveways. Ray Lassin Castro Valley engineer oversees the contract and engineering work.
A fisherman found a wallet drifting after a boat accident near Oshkosh Wisconsin. Luke Winnebago retrieved the wallet and later handed it to authorities. Inside were sixty one dollars in water soaked bills. The owner was identified and reclaimed the money.
A steer escaped from a Jacksonville man and roamed the city for four days and three nights, wandering more than three miles and disrupting traffic before finally being cornered.
Castro Valley group Chanticleer to elect officers Monday evening at 8 PM in the grammar school cafeteria. Nominees include Richard Fontes and Bill Dinning for president, Bart Hayes Bert Smith and Macy Simon for vice president, Jean Bratton Eunice Waller for secretary, Rosalinda Thomas for treasurer, Bullock for business manager, and Arthur B Emmes for parliamentarian. Members may speak from the floor before adjournment.
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