Restitution Ordered After San Lorenzo Church Funds Theft
Kennel Duffy, 52, a San Lorenzo automobile salesman, received ten years probation and must repay 6489 to the San Lorenzo Community Church. Judge Charles Wade Snook set monthly payments of 54.18 until the full sum is restored, with conditions including refraining from gambling. Duffy pleaded guilty to four counts of grand theft after funds were found diverted to horse racing bets. church members supported leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennel Duffy
San Lorenzo Automobile
San Lorenzo Community Church
Charles Wade Snook
Superior Court
Oakland
Duffy
Aciing
San Lorenzo Gay
Snook
Hunstanke
Media
San Lorenao Village
Spy Probe Witnesses Still Missing In California Senate Hearing
In Oakland, witnesses linked to a wartime anti communism probe avoid contempt charges by not answering key questions. Clarence Tobey admitted leading Alameda county party efforts while denying ongoing allegiance. Charles Drasuin and Vern Smith refused most inquiries amid ongoing four day hearings, with deputies seeking additional witnesses and subpoenas issued for several. The committee, chaired by Senator Hugh Burns, cites continued investigation into wartime spying at University of California labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ano
State Senate
Oakland
Clarence Tobey
Communist Party
University of California
Mlantic Vesaurch
Richard J. Combs
William Schneiderman
Alameds
Vern Smith
eMnis
Senmar Hugh Burns
Tobey
Alameda County
Steve Nelavn
Charles Drasuin
Wilhelmina Laugherty
Berkeley
Orinda
Jacl Tenney
Los Angeles
Crouch
Varn Smith
Werd
Smith
Richard
Clemis
Caynael
Valley Center board weighs land sale and beer ban
The Valley Community Center board and members discussed selling two acres to the Castro Valley school district at 3500 per acre, with a projected 7080 payoff to clear debts. A proposed beer sale on site was tabled as objections rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Community Center Board of Directors
Castro Valley
Fred 2. Dyehe
Treasy Porl
Andrew
Anti-Price Cutting Suit Upheld Against Food Market
SACRAMENTO A superior court judge upheld the state attorney general's anti price cutting suit against Wonder Food Market to stop selling articles below cost. Judge Andrew R Schottky rejected the market's plan to sell below cost to meet competition. Six other markets joined the defense. last week Judge Schottky dismissed a suit against Lucky Stores, citing large county shipments and cast discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
U.R
State Attorney General
Andrew R. Schottky
Saote
Seholtky
Men in Saturday Work Party Castro Valley Center
Twenty men volunteered their labor on Saturday and installed knotty pine siding for the recreation hall at the Castro Valley Community Center. The siding, funded by Hayward Area Recreation district, covered interior framing begun months ago to provide a meeting pri er for social and other groups of the Valley. A hot meal was served at noon by a committee led by Mrs. Phyllis Alexander, Ms. J. Bennett, Mrs. E. Hulsh and Mrs. Charleen Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Hayward Area
Bonded Delivery Service Expands for Hayward Area
D K Swartz unveiled a new Bonded Delivery Service serving Hayward bordered by residences to the south Castro Valley east San Leandro north and west to the bay. Four daily routes operate with insured merchandise and pickup to any destination within the area. Headquarters are 920 A Street and contact is LU 32 0443.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
D. K. Swarts
Res
Castro Valley
Eail
San Leandro
Bay
Publc Utilities
Swartz
Oakland
JR. OW
Dudley
Doloway
Weather forecast snippet with fog and warmth
The forecast calls for fog in the Wednesday morning period with sun and warmer conditions this afternoon. It notes lighter fog expected late today and a mild temperature pattern through Wednesday with no rain indicated.
Daylight Burglary Strikes Castro Valley Home
Sheriff deputies probe a daylight burglary at a Castro Valley residence. About 400 to 500 dollars in loot disappeared, including a Jewel Money pocket gun a typewriter two gold watches a ring and a gold watch charm. Entry was through a 17 inch screen door cut and a partly locked front door. Victim Caroline M Steward listed personal items and estimated losses. Preliminary work by L D Teraple and C O Degnan outlined the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Caroline M. Steward
Lake Chabot Road
Jewel Money
Otvr Lems
Sheriff's Department
L. D. Teraple
C. O. Degnan
Kaiser-Frazer trims Kaiser models with price cuts
DETHOIT UP Kaiser-Frazer announces reductions up to 96 on several 1951 Kaiser models as 12 model line debuts in showrooms. Walter DeMartini, VP, says prices now range from 1809 for business coupe to 2090 for deluxe four door with hydramatic optional. Production at Willow Run geared for 300000 vehicles annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dethoit
Kaiser-Frazer
Kaiser
Walter P
Deartini
Sald
KF Yor
de Martinigald KF
Willow Run
Hayward Bar to Be Test Sampled at Chamber Meeting
Hayward area chamber of commerce set to sample the new Gandy Bar created by Hugh Bacon, a local candy maker. The bar originated from a Easter egg mixture that drew public interest and many requests for another taste, with a Daily Review photo accompanying the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Area
Hayward
Shore
Hugh
Dorothy Bacon
Bacon
Castro Street
Community Chest Merger Talks Advance in Bay Area
Aflee conferring with Seward Simons, executive director of the Oakland area community chest, the board of directors of the San Lorenzo area community chest decided to proceed with discussions with representatives of the Oakland area chest to further explore a consolidation. The boards favor merging as many San Lorenzo residents work in Oakland and would benefit from shared services. Annual officers named Morgan Anderson president Denzil Widel secretary Josephine Mayes treasurer. other directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aflee
Atength
Seward Simons
Oakland Area Community Chest
San Lorenzo
Morgan Anderson
Denzil Widel
Josephine Mayes
Stanley Block
Paul Ehret
Tom Fletcher
Ray Leploy
Gertrude Mooney
Arnolt’ Petersen
Carroll Rogers
Denzl Wiel
Beverly Hills Man Elected State Commander of AmVets
William O Sullivan of Beverly Hills was elected state commander of the American Veterans of World War II at the annual Fresno convention. He succeeds Hampton Hutton of Pasadena, who was named chairman of the Marshall plan committee for aid to Latin American countries. Margi Russell, national commander, urged greater cooperation within the state Am-Vets. More than 600 delegates voted to abolish the junior and senior view commander offices and create the post of first and second vice commanders with equal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
William O'Sullivan
Beverly Hills
O'Sullivan
Hampton Hutton
Pasadena
Hutton
Margi Russell
State Department
Law's long arm catches up with Happy Camp man
YHERA Calif UPI The long arm of the law waited six years before it brought in Fred Nein ert Jr of Happy Camp into court today on a charge of speeding originally filed in Hayward in 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Happy Camp
Yhera
Calif
U.pi
Iaw
Fred Neinert Jr
Hayward
Flood Control Talk Set by Alameda District Engineer
The district engineer Herbert Crowie of the Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District will discuss flood control in Southern Alameda County at a 8 p.m. chamber of commerce meeting at City Hall. Attendees from Hayward area urged to attend and raise questions. City planning commission may recess to hear the talk. Troop 5 plans a San Lorenzo Boy Scout Camporee participation on June 10 and 7, with prep camporee and a joint meeting of the Boy Scout Troop committee and leaders to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Area
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Crowie
Flood Centyal and Water Conservation District
Alameda County
Roger Anderson
Chamber’ Commerce
The
P.m
Come
Planning Commission
Crowle
Tred Com
Land Development Committee
Alimuda County
Troop 5
Los Mochos Campohee
Gary Zorzi
Doh Brazil
al Curtis
Richard King
Detroit and Boston Sparks Rough Start in Big League Card
Detroit trailed Boston with scores like 600 000 160-190 and 011 912 100-6 130, while pitchers Hogovin White and Robinson contributed. Other matchups include St. Louis at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia with Nate Tebbetts and Parnell involved, plus Chicago visiting Washington and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh under night games.
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Detroit
Boston
Hogovin
White
Robinson
Ginsberg
Parnell
Tebbetts
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Nate
Chicago
Washington
National
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Louis
VA home loan policy clouds Hayward tract housing outlook
Hayward area bankers and savings officials fear the VA FHA loan changes will stall or end tract home development. They predict 30 year four percent VA loans will be unpopular, delaying housing unless insurers and lenders adopt the new terms. Banks oppose the length and rate, while some savings associations may reluctantly try the new arrangement, with FHA remains available at 4.5 percent for 25 years.
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Hayward
Banking and Savings and
Joay
Eastbay
Veterans Administration
Savings and Loans
Hayward Arena
Savings and Loan Association
FHA
Hayward Area
Savings and Loan
Savings and Loan Associations
Senate panel upholds demand to restore post office service
The Senate post office committee voted 9 to 0 to direct Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson to restore full mail deliveries and essential postal services, which were cut back as an economy measure. National Association of Letter Carriers president William C. Doherty condemned the order as harmful to the service amid a 1949 fiscal year loss of 551 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Senate Post Office Committee
Lovaneu
Jesse M. Donaldson
Donaldson
William C. Doherty
National Association of Letter Carriers
Postal Service
Doherty
Donaldsons
House Appropriations Committee
Post Office
Dixie Denies Separation From Bing Crosby
Hollywood reports quote Dixie Lee Crosby denying any separation from Bing Crosby. The couple reportedly remains in love and has not quarrelled, with rumors tracing to a trust fund arrangement for their four sons. Bing, in Paris on a vacation, says he knows nothing of the reports, while Crosby family members deny any split and express disbelief at the speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
U.pi
Bing Crosby
Dixie Lee
Bing
Paris
Dixie
Crettan L. Metzer
Katherine Mullins
Crosby Pebble Beach
Bixie
Mrs. Mullins
Watsonville
Calif
Bob Crosby
Europe
Bob
Larry Crosby
John O'Melveny
Larry
Niles Resident Victim in Local Fire Tragedy
A 78 year old Niles woman Antonia Ferez Elizaranaz died in her 10 by 10 foot one room dwelling behind her son’s home at Vallejo street and Niles Canyon road Old Town. Fire origin undetermined. Relatives note bed smoking and possible electric heater as causes. Clarice Crane said the body lay in a normal sleeping position with little charring. Neighbors recall a passerby Claudia Foster 23 Irvington who entered the son’s house to summon help after delays contacting local fire departments. Two other Bay Area deaths reported. a Richmond child 22 months died in a house fire started by a sibling playing with matches and a San Francisco waitress 82 died from burns after dozing while smoking.
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Bideridden
Niles
Antonia Ferez Elizaranaz
Vallejo Street
Niles Canyon Road
Hest
Thre
Clarence Crane
Judy
Claudia Foster
Irvington
Niles Fire Department
Elizatanat
Margaret Gutierrez
Fairview
Niles Department
San Francisco Bay Area
Essit Susan Hendrickson
George Hendrickson
Richmond
San Francisco
Helen Slewits
Farm Advisor Plans Apricot Spray Schedule
Farm Advisor Lee Benson with the UC specialists and the agricultural commissioner has laid out a spray schedule to control codling moth and orange tortrix in apricot orchards. Recommended mixes include three pounds of 25 percent parathalon or two pounds of 50 percent DDD per 100 gallons of water, with dusts deemed practical though less preferred. Benson warns orchidists to verify spray formulas with their canners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Benson
University of California
Benson
Bob King
Charley Long
Andy Garin
Settlement Expected in Davis Suit
In Placerville Judge George H. Thompson flagged a possible settlement in the $321,000 damage suit brought by Imogene Witlsche, 14, against Paul Davis, an Oakland auto dealer, noting recent guardian appointments may prompt terms before the jury trial set for July 13. Davis was convicted last November of negligent operation of a speedboat that last summer injured Imogene at Lake Tahoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placerville
George H. Thompson
Superior
Imogene Witlsche
Paul Davis
Oakland
Thompson
McTreny
Imogene
Davis
Lake Tahoe
Oils Lead Market Rally With Mining Stocks On Gains
Mining stocks and oils led New York trading as volumes rose and prices surged. Oils touched new highs propelled by higher gasoline demand and firmer prices, lifting names such as St Joseph Leach Kennecott Copper Anaconda Miami Copper and Calumet Heela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Joseph Leach
Kennecott Copper
Anaconda
Miami Copper
Calumet & Heela
Used Car Mart seeks postwar cars for cash
NEEDS CARS BUD SCHOUWEILER who operates C J Schouweiler's Used Car Mart at 18480 East 14th street for the past 3 years is in need of good postwar cars. Due to the large volume of business at the present time he can pay up to 200 over blue back price for good clean cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Schouweiler
C. J. Schouweiler
East 14Th Street
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Valley
Beverly Hills Man
New Am-Vets
By Dean Thompson
Senate
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