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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
2
The document describes continuing from page 1 a plan to sponsor youth activities including interests like hot rods under guidance. It resolves that the secretary of the community advisory committee invite all listed groups to attend the next meeting to discuss the plan of action.
Mexico's Communist party denounces the deportation of Red Leader Gus Hall as illegal and shameful. A statement by Dionisio Encina calls Hall's deportation a response to US imperialist persecution. Diego Rivera joins a protest group to urge the interior ministry to address the treatment.
In San Pedro a one year old girl assaulted last night by two men was identified by the victim who wrote the attackers' car license number on her arm with lipstick. Felica tracked down the suspects and captured them.
Death notice for Harry J Olberg of Hayward aged 89 native of Norway. Beloved husband of Catherine Olberg and father of Frank Olberg Ruth Agge Olga Wainright Elizabeth Myers and Joseph Olberg. Survived by 14 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Funeral Oct 12 at Sorensen Bros Funeral Home Hayward. Interment Mt View Cemetery Oakland California.
Today's quotation list from the Poultry Producers of Central California shows prices for eggs and poultry. Figures cover Muleid large and medium eggs, small eggs, live poultry markets with broilers fryers roasters hens roosters squabs and dressed poultry, plus ducks rabbits and turkey weights and prices.
James Coakley 83 a prominent Eastbay civic leader and father of Alameda County District Attorney tank Coakley died after a brief illness in Oakland. A native of County Cork Ireland he came to Oakland at 17 and operated a chain of markets until retirement 15 years ago. He was a Knights of Columbus Hibernians and St Patrick's Alliance member. Survived by widow Emma three sons Frank Tomas I Coakley well known Bay area attorney and Rev Joseph M Coakley chaplain at the Yountville Veterans homes and two daughters Mrs Frank A Atwill Piedmont and Mrs Ernest J De Lucchi San Francisco. Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes parish Friday burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
Oakland Indoor Championship Rodeo opens at the Exposition building as 15 performances run over 11 days. Promoter Phillip M. LaMar has posted 7500 in prize money for bareback riding, calf roping and steer wrestling. Leading entrants include 1981 champions Horney Willis of Napa and Buster Ivory of Modesto.
Mrs. Gertrude Brindle, 42, bookkeeper with the State Department of Motor Vehicles, is charged with embezzling 3466 in license fees. She faced eight counts of embezzlement and falsification of records, released on 5000 bail. Alleged theft occurred between July 1940 and August 1951. she was suspended Oct. 5 after an auditor’s check.
An electrical code class will be held tonight at Hayward High School under the supervision of John Namore a graduate electrical engineer. Classes start at 7 p.m. and continue weekly on Thursdays in room 6 4 offering instruction for electrical contractors journeymen and apprentices.
Arch bishop John J. Mitty unveils 14 new parishes in the San Francisco Archdiocese and names pastors. Boundary revisions affect St. Clement, St. Joachim, St. Johns San Lorenzo, and All Saints Hayward. Our Lady of Grace in Castro Valley remains unchanged. Reverend Janet Mivar named assistant pastor at Castro Valley parish.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Marie M. Porter of Ashland will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m. from the Residence Chapel of Hayward mortuary and at St. John's Catholic Church in San Lorenzo with a 9:30 mass. Interment will be at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Her children include Ruth Garcie, Dorothy O’Hara, Eleanor Fullerton, John Porter, and Ralph Porter. The native of Ireland died at a local hospital Tuesday. Rosary recitation is at 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Hayward Utah? No Hayward resident Harry John Olberg 86 a retired longshoreman died at his home on Castro Street native of Norway he had lived in the community 26 years funeral services set for 1 p m at Soren Sen Brothers chapel 1140 B Street Interment Mt View Cemetery Oakland husband of the late Katherine Olberg father of Frank Olberg San Francisco Mrs Olga Wainright Mrs Elizabeth Myers Joseph Olberg Hayward and Mrs Huth Adge Loomis California.
Decoto fire department volunteers were called to two small grass fires on Saturday at 8th and C streets, both started under control with no damage reported. A third incident Sunday involved a car owned by Alphonse Paria of Newark at 14th and H streets, also brought under control with no damage.
The Hayward Area Chamber booster club will meet each Friday at noon starting tomorrow at Green Shutter coffee shop. Chairman Reg Bowman announced. A final report on the Empire Builders program will be presented tomorrow, Bowman said.
The Hayward Acres Improvement Club will meet tomorrow at 8 pm at Suns School. Mrs. Henry Hobson publicity director announced the gathering and a civil defense film will be shown, presented by William Busick, Cherryland area civil defense chairman.
Mexican authorities name Fernando Goldberg of Juarez as the man who drove communist leader Gus Hall to Mexico City in an unsuccessful escape bid. They describe a grey 1942 Dodge sedan with Texas plates and say Goldberg’s whereabouts are unknown. The FBI would not comment. Hall was captured in Mexico City and returned to the United States.
Actress Virginia Field will marry actor Willard Parker tomorrow in Beverly Hills. Parker's divorce from Socviative Marion Parker was finalized yesterday.
Fairbanks report from the Civil Aeronautics Administration says a Cessna 170 crash near Point Barrow left an infant as the sole survivor. The mishap occurred about 1 mile south of the extreme northern tip of Alaska.
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