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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1950
Page
5
Officers describe a nocturnal encounter with a large shotgun aimed at them by Navy L. Bennard 42 Hesperian Boulevard Depot Road. Bennett showed two broken front windows and rocks in the living room after investigating mischief claims. no further rock throwing is expected.
Senate Commerce subcommittee chair McFarland said there is absolutely no evidence of a central gambling czar guiding U S operations. Testimony indicated a working agreement among bigtime operators. witnesses included Frank Costello and James J. Carroll, with law enforcement officials and state attorneys general providing testimony.
The House ended action on a bill to pay California Indians $156 each from treasury funds. About 27 000 eligible Indians would receive payments, with roughly $6 million on deposit and $200 000 annual interest. After payments, an estimated $2 million would remain in the treasury. Donald B. Starsell of San Bernardino earns a sergeant rank in the 14th Fighter Group. Bl arratt serves in the 194th Fighter Squadron as a California Air National Guard aircraft maintenance inspector.
TOSSA DE MAR Spain U P Frank Sinatra says he will leave Spain with Actress Aya Gardner for Paris tomorrow postponing his schedule. He met Gardner at a villa and lunched with her as reports link him to actor Mario Cabre, a rival suitor for Gardner. Cabre, filming near Gerona, says the rain has kept him from his beloved but hopes to see Gardner before the film team returns to Tossa.
California manufacturing employment rose in April led by seasonal gains in canning and lumber and total wage and salary workers in manufacturing reached 709,400 from 696,800 in March. April employment was 8,000 above a year earlier and over 26,000 above January’s winter low. Non durable goods rose to 329,200 as vegetable processing offset post Easter apparel decline. Durable goods gained across most groups with heavy goods workers at 381,200, up 7,500 from March. Corporal Carl W. Phillips trained with Eighth U.S. Army in Tokyo, gaining air transportability experience with his unit in readiness for a planned maneuver.
A Pleasanton 4 H picnic drew well over 200 members, leaders, parents and friends at the Fairgrounds last Saturday. Morning judging awarded ribbons. afternoon sketches, singing and a 4 H quiz show entertained. The Almar-May club won the trophy for highest attendance, with many members winning blue, red or white ribbons across livestock, poultry, dairy, sheep and other categories.
A San Lorenzo school district student body festival will be held Friday May 25 at Martin School from 1:30 to 2:00 with classes from San Lorenzo Ashland Sunset Martin Fairmont San Lorenzo Village and Bohpinnen performing two folk dances. A finale featuring all dancers and a mixer will close. Students and district officials are invited as spectators with refreshments to raise funds for the new student body treasury.
Flora A McAuslan once ran a Castro Street sanitarium in San Francisco from 1914 to 1944. A Marysville native and first class nurse graduate of Children’s Hospital of the East Bay, she died in a San Francisco hospital. Funeral rites are set at Sorensen Brothers chapel with interment at Lone Tree Cemetery.
Attorney Lester Foley spoke at a Castro Valley VMI meeting in Our Lady of Grace parish hall recounting his defense attorney work in German court martial cases. He promised a follow up tale soon as YM members plan a Our Lady of Grace church hayway booth May 24 to 25. The YM Athletic Chairman announced a 8 p.m. practice game Friday at the Castro Valley continuity center after a 16 to 15 loss to Kalish and Peterson Hardware Tuesday.
Mt Eden Cub Pack invites all parents with prospective members to a meeting in the school annex Wednesday night May 17 at 7 30 p.m. Applications for cub memberships will be signed and plans discussed. Members of the council elected last week include E Peterson chairman Mrs Murphy secretary and C Lingenfelter treasurer with den mothers listed.
Police Inspector Samuel R. Quinn of the auto break-in squad showed unusual interest as he investigated the theft from eight parked cars. The incident occurred Tuesday May 17 at 8 30 p m at the community center.
President Truman sped toward Washington on a 6,000 mile non political tour and pledged himself and the Democratic Party to remove obstructionist congressmen blocking his fair deal program. He urged repeal of Taft Hartley, and enactment of housing education health and civil rights bills before a Chicago stadium crowd of 25 000 with 450 000 along the parade routes.
Letters of appreciation sent to the American junior Red Cross Hayward high school chapter come from around the world for gifts. Under Miss Annis Ostrander supervision the chapter seals gift boxes to Europe. A nine year old Viennese girl writes we thank you for the beautiful things you have sent us. A committee led by Gordon Blackley prepares a Red Cross chest larger than past gift boxes.
Producers tout the first entertainment picture to tell facts behind the famous treason trial in Hungary. Charles Bickford stars as Cardinal Mirszenty alongside Bonita Granville Paul Kelly and Richard Devi. Emmet Lavery adapted the screenplay Felix Feist directed. The Jack Wrather Robert Golden production ends at Hayward Theater Saturday. Journeying to Stockton Friday were Sunset Center members for Horse Demonstration Day. Mrs Albert wore a tailored suit.
Albert Gordon head probation officer of the Hayward Alameda county office spoke to Mrs. Mae Mull American problems class at Hayward union high school. He discussed crime elimination among juveniles and how officers work with delinquents. He was invited back after a popular talk last semester. A FBI speaker is scheduled to address the group soon.
George F. Cory intended vendor and James A. Vance intended vendee plan to sell and purchase the Corey’s Richfield Service business at 160 Birth Street Alameda County California. The sale includes stock in trade fixtures equipment and personal property. Sale set for 1:00 P.M. on May 27, 1950 at the offices of Haley and Schenone Hayward California.
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