Hayward-Tucson Air Race Begins with Eight Women
The annual Hayward-Tucson air race opens with eight women competing in the Weepstakes. Fifteen pilots, sponsored by aviation clubs, prepare for a 37 mile speedball event toward Tucson with $900 for first prize and additional awards. Top entrants include Ruth Nitder and Burt Butterfield, among others, with planes from Piper Cessna and Baja brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Tucson
Fray Hayward
Arid Fos Tulic
West
Ha sward-Tuwson
Harvard
W. H. Henselma
Bonanza
South Dakota
Gin’ Rick and Son
Yakima
Washington
Ian E. Burke
San Antonio
Teswis
P. Kor
D. Saux
Cessna
Asta Villa
Mrvil Agron
Cat
Aul Gile Bend
Ona
Bake Tota
Eversine
Renneruns
Piper
Bacck Sreth
Smuggling Plot Foiled in San Francisco Case Unfolds
A San Francisco agent linked to a Hoang Kong ring was arrested after U S agents disrupted a million dollar heroin smuggling plot. A 20 year old seaman confessed acting as courier and revealed a Norwegian vessel carried 4.5 pounds of heroin. Customs agents posed as shipmates and observed the buyer, Lew, exchanging a torn paper fragment with the courier, leading to the seizure and arrest of Lew as a co conspirator. A second seaman faced investigation as a co conspirator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank le
United States
Norwest
Boston Harbor
Boston
John Suatrow
Jane Kong
Sant Franncisco
Lula Dueth
Oscar Polcuck
Clay Street
San Frrancisco
Chinatoy Othey
Norwregiug
Father's Day contest invites top father essays and photos
The Daily Review announces a Father's Day contest to pick the most distinguished father, the best athletic father, and the most well known. Entrants must submit a photo and essay explaining why their father qualifies. Deadline is June 15. winning entries will be publicized. Photographs become property of The Daily Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Review
Peps
Matha
Weird
Your Daily Review
County Wage Ordinance Adopted Amid Budget Shakeup
The county adopts a wage ordinance with planned adjustments for top officials and union craftsmen, projecting a larger salary budget and about 200 new administrative jobs. Officials anticipate hearings to probe new corruption allegations as federal grand jury scrutiny looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punty
Civil Service
le County
Mimet
Patrick Honey
The
Kennedy
New Charges Of Graft Open Investigation
Washington new graft charges open an investigation by a Senate subcommittee into military contracts. The probe, already reporting bribes up to sixty thousand dollars, cites former Quartermaster corruption. Senator Mundt calls the hearings a pack of economic coyotes exploiting the government and each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jins
Senate
Federal
Karl 2. Mundt
San Leandro Cuts City Tax Rate By Two Cents
San Leandro plans a four cent tax rate cut for property owners as assessed valuation rises to about 1.63, despite a proposed budget of 1.73 million. City Manager Wesley McClure outlined capital outlays of 619,006 aimed at street resurfacing and a long range improvement plan. General fund expenditures rise to 1,444,347 from 1,235,793, with revenue estimated above the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Wesley McClure
McClure
California approves largest state budget in history
Sacramento reports Governor Ring signs a 1.829 billion dollar budget for the 547 fiscal year, the largest in state history. Lawmakers rush to pass hundreds of appropriation bills before the session ends. The governor notes the gap between spending and revenues remains over 100 million, forecasting future needs in education and mental health. He praises enactment of the budget without changes while warning of required revenue adjustments. The legislature rejected a proposed 10 million tax hike tied to cigaret levies and other revenue ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Ringrt
Severnst Knight
Cig
Hope Dims for End Of Teamster Strike
In Los Angeles the failure of talks between truck operators and the APL Teamsters union dimmed hopes for a quick end to a Western states trucking strike. Truck owners submitted a new proposal but Frank Brewster, president of the Western Conference of Teamsters, deemed it unacceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
APL
Teamsters Union
Frank Brewster
Western Conference of
Teamsters
County Officials Consider Wage Hike Pending White House Opinion
District Attorney Frank Coakley states a court action by the association remains unofficial and a White House opinion may determine if proposed wage increases for supervisors and other elected officials are legal. The board also amended vacation leave language, granting 15 days after six months to five years, with five years plus earning 15 days, and allows cash payment for unused leave at termination, with excess covered by final paycheck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coakley
White House
Tvorker
Nations roads fill as Memorial Day weekend begins
Nationwide travel surges with 40 million expected cars while railroads and airlines run at capacity. The National Safety Council predicts 240 highway deaths over the weekend amid tornado outbreaks in several states. Officials tighten patrols, National Guard aids Michigan, and Iowa Governor Hoegh warns of a compulsory 60 mph limit to deter reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
National Safety Council
Ua Wetkend
Sta . Iest
United
Connecticut
South Dakota
Oil
Michigan
New Mexico
Okahoma
Kansas
Missouri
San Francisco
Tocal
Teaffre
Udall
Kans
Jone
National Guard
Towa
Leo A. Hoegh
County State College Reaches Last Hurdle
Sacramento and Alameda County drive for new and expanded state colleges advances as the State Senate Finance Committee endorses a constitutional amendment and a $150 million bond issue. One third funds new campuses, two thirds expand existing ones, with a Senate vote pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Alameda County
State Senate
Gate
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Senate Assembly
State College
Carlos Bee
D. Rayward
Hugh P. Donnelly
Turlock
Stanislaus County
Alameda
Sean Nite
Finance
Attorney To Represent Finn Twins In Hunger Strike Case
LA attorney Joseph Scott gains permission to act as legal counsel for Finn brothers George and Charles. They, serving one year terms for illegal citizen arrest, have been on hunger strike for 40 days at a Springfield Missouri federal prison where a news blackout limits updates. Scott warned visits require appearance in pending custody actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
IMS
United States
Steele
Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anal
Ruth Nitder
Franesco
Burt Butterfield
Hayvare
S.F
Memphis
Tenn
P. K Seidman
Columbia University
Navy O
Navy
Men of
Hayward Arez
Philip E. Linnekin, C.P.A
Nathanael N. Hill
C.P.A
Linnekin & Hill Certified Public
Accountants
A’ ST
Fairchild
San Lorenzo High School
Jerry Carson
Nancy Bumgarner
Hichard King
Miss Bumgarner
Bank of America
Council
Fim
the Daily Review
County State College
Finn Twins
Hayward Beauty School
Stardust
Eskimo
Big Boy
Jante
Canvas
Wesyco
G. F
Cash & Carry
Lucerne
U. 5
Ines
Princeton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!