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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1949
Page
1
From the city of Taywanl, underprivileged children join the GHP known as the a's Legion for a nine day program. They receive instruction in music, handwork and crafts, many accompanied by their mothers.
Burglaries continued with a string of thefts at a San Leandro restaurant on Washington Avenue where three coin machines were damaged and cash taken. Robello, owner of 124 Williams Street San Team o, reported $27 missing in a separate incident from Duvall's Pacific Maloy arts building on Castro Valley boulevard. Two 18 year old boys, detained in Oakland juvenile hall, admitted stealing property from the Castro Valley site and a storage window was forced open. The night watchman saw nothing unusual as the incidents unfolded. Property recovered included field glasses tennis pens and a cigarette lighter. The youths were traced by William Arnold and later turned over to sheriff’s deputies. Joe Duran of Alameda owns the store.
Paulsen reports on Communist methods in New York after attending a Columbia summer session. He claims many professors are beneficiaries of pro Communist funds and cites pamphlets distributed to students opposing the church. He argues not to suppress Communists to avoid turning them into martyrs and warns this is a national threat.
Two Air Force fliers died when a C583 flying boxcar crashed two miles north of Collinsville near the Sacramento River. Six survivors, including a flight engineer and radio operator, were rescued and treated for minor injuries. Identified dead were 1st Lt. Bess James Ward Jr of Missouri and 1st Lt. John Page H of Los Angeles.
Legion auxiliary members served a pot luck dinner before the meeting on Thursday night. Post commander C. E. Jarvis presented a report on the recent Legion convention with delegates Td. DeBernardi and HT. C. Shannon assisting. The Legion favors bills to cover government expenses and paid pilgrimages for relatives of American youths who died in World Wars I and II and buried overseas. Delegates report support for a 20 percent increase in the per capita tax to fund veterans' rights efforts in Washington. DeBernardi and Shannon announced a Forty Land Bright picnic at the Oakland Zoological Gardens on Sunday to benefit the veterans hospital, urging all Legion members to attend.
The Daily Review will not publish on Labor Day as the holiday is observed nationwide. Staff in editorial advertising and circulation will take the day off, with operations resuming Tuesday morning and the next edition issued that afternoon.
Albany governor Dewey ordered New York state police to Presley at Poelaleth to prevent violence at Robeson’s second Peekskill concert. Sheriff Roscoe of Westchester requested aid as tensions rise near the Pookskill area with veterans planning a long parade before the show.
The Honee Moose Lodge held a regular meeting led by President Jobin Purehin and approved a Hobo Dance for the Moose hall funded by dues payments. Calendar lists Sept 8 regular meeting Sept 10 dance Sept 15 initiation Sept 22 guest speaker E Nevers from Stanford Sept 39 dance for adults and children events.
Prof Fred Johnson marked his eighty fourth birthday as the Eden Congregational Church notes a natal anniversary. The piece mentions plans for the new parkway building under construction at Birch and Bridge streets and an upcoming church council meeting to discuss programs for the new edifice.
Russell City residents face unsafe water from septic seepage as Alameda County rejects Hayward proposed joint water plan. Councilman Wilson cites health concerns and regional impact while detailing costs for six and twelve inch lines from Hayward to Russell City and airport to the city. County decision halts shared funding and potential assessments over seven years.
Cleveland reports Joe Do. De Bone, Hollywood real estate agent, set a new Bendix speed record by finishing in four hours 16 minutes 17.48 seconds, shaving 10 minutes 40 seconds from the prior mark and earning $10,000. In Rochester Oklahoma City broker Charley Cao won the U S amateur golf title after defeating Husie of Wichita Falls in the 36 hole finals at Oak Hill.
Alameda county supervisors approved annexation of the Hayward Acres area into the Cherryland Mire Protection District, formalizing a prior verbal agreement after the Hayward Acres department dissolved about nine months earlier. Cherryland officials urged residents to attend monthly meetings and thanked Hayward Acres for its confidence in the switch.
Hayward area civic leaders attended a luncheon as Hayward Motors owners P C Longaker and Athan J Brillant announced Ford s Stop.006 nationwide safety contest entries. Captain A C Wilkinson of the Alameda County CHP and other officials attended as the plan outlined free safety checks and a driver sign promoting the contest. Seventy prizes totaling 100 000 include 25 new Fords 25 1000 cash 8 savings bonds and 350 25 bonds. Motorists must complete a 500 word entry after a free check and pledge periodic safety checks.
A San Lorenzo resident returning from Honolulu reports wage cuts of up to 40 percent harming Baywaiian residents amid the longshoremen strike. She notes food costs rise due to air transport, with shortages in butter and staples, and says Governor’s recent legislation has not yet alleviated conditions. She worries islanders feel forgotten by the mainland. the story cites her family’s visit and observed hardship. Continued on page 2.
A cyclist Kenneth McCready 26 Berkeley UC student was struck by a hit and run driver near Nites road and Valle Vista road about 1 20 am today suffering major injuries. Two motorists Esther Trono Nelson 35 and John Doneld Campbell 24 were injured in separate crashes on Vespel boulevard and Foothill boulevard last night and early today. Police reported suspect drivers fled or failed to stop and listed other minor collisions with injuries or violations across Alameda County.
Weather outlook shows a high for the night and morning with fair afternoons today and Sunday. Temperatures little changed from yesterday, with a mild, unchanged pattern continuing into the weekend.
Fragmented box score details include teams Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Cleveland with mixed inning scores and player lines. Unable to determine a clear single outcome or coherent event from the distorted OCR text.
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