Woman Hit and Robbed Identifies Suspect After Crash
Mrs Rosie M Cacho 24 reports slugging and purse theft in Alcuracy. She identifies Richards Navarrette 23 of Decoto as attacker after he crashed his car into a steel bridge on Derota road. Navarrette, injured, is at Hayward substation for questioning. investigation ongoing.
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Rosie M. Cacho
Alcuracy
Salvmient Heaphy
Cachn
Alvarado
Richards’ Navarrette
Fourth Street
Decoto
Fairmont
Highway Patrol
Barney Buchanan
Albert’Silvey
Navaevette
Floreng Concha
Navarrette
Hayward
Cache
Mer
Russell City Fire Destroys Roof, Causes $100 Damage
A Russell City fire damaged Mrs Sophie Franklin’s home early today, with about $100 in damage mainly to the roof. The blaze started around 3:30 a.m. when she checked on her sick child and is blamed on an uninsulated stave. Alameda County Fire patrol and Cherrylind Fire Department units extinguished the fire. The house is owned by F E Chabiel of Madesta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell City
Alameda
Lease Build Bill Advances in Assembly for County Construction
SACHAMENTO UP A bill authorizing counties to use a Yeasa-build program for county building construction passed committee and moved to the Assembly. Sponsored by Sen. Harvolel Inhne son PD Roseville the measure would let counties partner with private capital to construct buildings and then lease them with ownership transferring after 40 years to the county.
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Sachamento
Assembly
Committee On
Harvolel Inhneson
Roseville
Hitchcock Chair Through Time At Hitchrock Factory
The Hitchock chair story traces back to 1318 with Lambert Hitch sack crafting a ready to assemble chair for early doorsheps by Yankoo Poddiers. Now on the Farmington River in Connecticut skilled cabinet-makers revive the Hitchrock factory producing Hitchcock chairs mirrors and benches at the Ashby Suburban Shop in Cestra Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Hitchsack
Farmington River
Connecticut
Hitchrock
Ashby
Cestra Valley
Vile Fage
Tee
Two Hayward Men Die in Auto Crashes
Two Hayward men died in separate auto crashes. Authorities said both incidents are being investigated for cause, with no immediate links to each other reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Dulles Urges Faith in Leaders Amid New Foreign Policy Challenge
John Foster Dulles, U S foreign policy adviser, urged 1141 Arizona graduates that Americans must trust government leaders as they tackle a new type of challenge. He warned against condemning leaders for foreign policy debates and said the nation will forego military offensives in a third world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inulson
Ariz. UF
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
State Department
U. S
Arizona
America
Baseball Roundup Night schedule for Phillies at Brooklyn
United Press reports the National League game featuring Philadelphia at Brooklyn scheduled for tonight. The American League slate has no games on the schedule.
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United Press
National League
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Holiday crash toll rises in Southern Alameda County
Memorial Day weekend traffic left one dead and eleven injured in Southern Alameda County. Fred W. Crownover, 47, of Hayward, died when his car struck a pole on Hesperian Boulevard north of Lester Avenue after weaving at about 40 miles per hour. Total traffic deaths this year in the area climb to 34, with four deaths this month. The report details multiple injuries across several crashes, including teens from Gardena, Irvington, Sunnyvale, and Oakland, and a car pileup on West Rand Bridge on U.S. Highway 50. A mare was also killed on Hesperian Boulevard.
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Alameda County
Fred W. Crownover
Hayward
Hesperian House
Yard
Lester Avenue
Crownover
Key J Juarez
Raymond Larg
Oakland
Yolo Causeway
Sacramento
Sal Joseph Cereameilu
Gardand
Leonard J. Freitas
Irvington
Gerald J. Furtado
Michael E. Carniola
Fairmont Hospital
Furtado
Carniola
Niles Canyon
Santos Road
Jane Kawizoe
San Jose
Marie. Menachn
Cupertino
Jeanette’ Olson
Sunnyvale
Sonya
Mar! Mulkey
Sadat Thhee-Cah
Mulkey
Larry King
Lorraine M. James
West Rndbridge
U. S. Michway
D. I. Barnes
Lorraine W. James
Claude J. Walling
Hast Ith Street
San Leandro
al Simmons
Niles Road
Decota Road
Simmons
Ricardo Navarniti
Decots
Decote Road
Nursery Road
William Besk
Centerville
Edward Harigg QL
Niles
Broom
Maynard
Besk
Melvin M. Bradley
Mare
Ynare
Hesperial Boulevard
James McDo
Ashland Woman Held in San Jose Hold-Up Case
Mrs Martha T Louise Crum 26 of Ashland is in custody in San Jose on a warrant for assault with intent to rob and with a deadly weapon. Her husband William 24 and brother in law Robert 18 of 1560 70th avenue are charged with attempted robbery after a tavern hold up led to gunfire injuring Leonard Coit 38 and Deputy John Van Epps as deputies arrived. Letters to police traced Crum to Calexico.
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Martha T Louise Crum
Calexico
San Jose
Wiliam
Robert
70Th Avenue
Sheeifs
Leonard Coit
John van Epps
Crum
Memorial Day Safe and Solemn Across Nation
Americans observed a very safe Memorial Day with the lowest highway death toll for a holiday since World War II. The National Safety Council called the results amazing as 124 people died in various accidents from 6 p.m. Tuesday to midnight, including 79 on highways and 24 by crowning and 20 others. A bus crash near Chicago killed two, and a box car derailment caused an NY Central incident without injuries. President Truman prayed for permanent peace aboard the Williamsburg. In Korea and Belgium ceremonies honored fallen soldiers, while millions attended parades and sports events, including the Indianapolis speedway and boxing titles with Evander Charles retaining the heavyweight crown.
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National Safety Counsel
Ned H. Dearborn
Tthe National Safety Council
National Safety Council
Nebraska
Chicago Motor Coar
New York Central
Columbus
Nyc
William Dahler
Glendale
Blackburn Colleen
Carlinville
WSMI
Litchfield
Ill
Truman
Williamsburg
Pusan
Korea
United Nations
Basleen
Belgium
1St Airborne
Indianapolis
Evzard Charles
Jory Maxim
16 Year Old Lad Falls From Bike
An Ashland boy, 16, riding home from the movies, suffered head injuries after falling while cutting through a parking lot near 150th Street and past 14th Street. Treated at Marrmont hospital for cuts and sprains, he was found by a deputy lying in a small pool of blood in a grocery store parking lot. He told officers he hit a curb and was thrown from his bike, striking his head on the pavement and was released after emergency care.
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Ashland
150Th
14Th Street
Marrmont Hospital
Kincaid
Los Banos
Sheriff's
Fairmont
AFL Air Line Pilots threaten UAL strike
AFL airline pilots threaten a strike against United Air Lines as union reps meet with company officials in contract negotiations. Negotiators said today and tomorrow’s meetings could be the final ones before the general strike action takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
AFL
United Air Lines
Slots Association
Allies Gain Two Miles In One Area
Allied forces advanced two miles in the East Central Korean front, tightening the ring around remaining Reds near Inje while facing heavy artillery and air opposition. U.N. reserves moved the Great Triangle supply bases within range but held fire, as both sides regroup for the next clash amid muddy terrain and stubborn Communist resistance.
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Tokyo
U.P
United Nations
Chorwon
Umbiwa
Jhe
East Central Front
Inje
Hwachon Reservoir
Chines
Korea
Chonju
Manchuria
Huichon
North Korea
Signa
Nists
Sherman Reveals 1950 Korea Readiness Alert
Adm. Forrest Sherman testified before the Senate committee that joint chiefs alerted U S forces in December 1950 to a greatly increased danger of general war after setbacks in Korea. He said the alert prompted the Mediterranean fleet to go to sea and reflected Gen. MacArthur’s gloomy view.
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Washiington
Forrest P. Sherman
Military Chiefs of Staff
Korea
Sherman
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs
U. S
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Dean Acheson
Wayne Mortis
Kora
MacArthur
Lawton Collins
Army
Eastern Command
Morse
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cincfe
Matthew B. Ridgway
Sheeman
Collins
Okyo
Non City Bill Goes To Assembly Floor
The Rutherford family of Ashland seeks housing after a May 23 fire left them homeless. Arson suspect 17-year-old Arthur Rutherford is in Juvenile Detention in Oakland. Rent up to 45 dollars monthly, contact Daily Review or Mrs Rutherford at 16020 Mercier Avenue.
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Arthur Rutherford
Arthur
Rutherford
Daily Review
Merciar Avenue
Ashland
Ronald
Prone
Ashland School
Kenneth
San Leandro High School
San Leandro Welfare Council
Steview
Mercier Avenue
Oakland
Callegher- Burton Construction Company
Neighboer
Navy to call 3000 enlisted reserve petty officers
Navy district commandants ordered to call 3000 enlisted naval reserve petty officers to active service in September drawn from fleet reserve organized reserve and volunteer reserve This quota covers the first quarter of the new fiscal year beginning July 1 1951 and aligns with plans to call an average of 1080 trained naval reservists during fiscal 1952 The Navy did not release figures for reserve officers and stated majors will not be called as they hold critically needed skills.
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Washington
Naval District
Naval Reserve
Ie Navy
Fleet Reserve
Organized Reserve
Volunteer Reserve
Navy Sale
Benesourly
Navy
Free Ride End of Line Seen in 54 Measure
In California a bill to end the free ride by taxing unincorporated urban areas for services faced Assembly action. The plan would require five counties to divide areas into rural and urban zones, determine extra service costs, and fund them through new taxes. The committee approved the bill with amendments delaying its effective date to January 1954 and directing a study committee to work with cities and counties before final passage.
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Bacramento
Assembly
Errer
Albert TL Stewart
Pasadena
Wold
Iite
Frank Galermian
la Canada
Stewart
League of California Citles
League
Aelion
La Vista School bids opened for new bus and building
La Vista school district met to open bids for a 60 passenger school bus and for a new Bowman school in La Vista. Four general contractor bids ranged from about 336 thousand to 394 thousand. the low bid was 343,983 by N. T. Lewis. A project fund shortfall of about 97,651 required transfer before accepting the low bid.
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Board of Rushes
la Vista
Alla Vista
Bowman
Zaballos Brothers
Crilling Brothers
Con- Firat Chevrulet
Centerville
Superior Husani Abulance Sales Company
Burlingame
Falind
Board of Trustees
Renette Sherrell Undergoes Tonsillectomy and Adenoid Removal
Four year old Renette Sherrell of Castro Valley endured a tonsillectomy and adenoid operation at Hayward hospital to aid later heart surgery for a congenital condition. Dr Lislie Bunyan led the procedure with Stanford hospital physicians approving care. Her mother Mrs Walter Sherrell reports she is in fine condition and will convalesce in Long Beach for sun and beach air therapy to bolster strength while measles risk looms in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renette Sherrell
Castro Valley
Hayward Hospital
Walter Sherrell
Lake Chithat Road
Lislie Bunyan
Stanford Hospital
Dodor
Sherrell
Long Beach
Hayward High School Dance Names Its lf Theme
The semi annual Hayward High School Boys League dance will be tomorrow in the boys gym with the lf theme. Decorations feature scenes from past dances and comedy numbers planned by Joe Alves on piano with Frank Silveria providing singing entertainment. Chairmen include Tom Cox for decorations, Ken Jamison, Lottie Reid, Jay Levey, Carl Rowe for tickets, Ray Ramey for chaperones and refreshments, and Dick Cox coordinating entertainment alongside Joe DeGraw. council members assist with cleanup.
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Hayward High School
Tom Cox
Woneras
Ken Jamison
Lottie Reid
Jay Levey
Carl Rowe
Ray Ramey
Rich Jarline
Chink Room
Dick Cox
Joe Degraw
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Ashby's
Castro Village
Paris
Weettington
United States
Trench
Andrei Gromyko
Josef Stalin
London
Moscow
Stalin
Ntlay
Russia
Siplin
Germany
Austria
Trieste
Acheson
Castro Valley Motors
Bred
AIR Line
Renre
Armerican
Ake
Rome
Walter Len
Real Estate General
Heron
Heron Aoe
Phon
E. 14Th
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