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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1946
Page
4
Child Struck Head on Steps in Russell City
Seventeen month old Sandra Williams of 5057 5th Avenue Russell City was rushed to Hayward hospital last night after falling and striking her head on concrete steps. She was unconscious for about two hours but later regained alertness and was released to go home with her mother June Williams. A friend, Antone Aguia, 5057 Suh Avenue, helped transport her before a breakdown forced transfer to the hospital by the Hayward sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Williams
5Th Avenue
Russell City
Hayward Hospital
June K. Williams
Antone Aguia
Suh Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
Hayward Gherifl Cy
Giordano Will Admitted to Probate
Superior court orders probate for Matteo V. Giordano. Bank of America named executor. Estate value not yet determined. Legatees include Joseph Jordan of Gaulfound and Frank Jordan of Oakland. Lester Perry of Hayward represents the estate. Theatre News note from The Hayward Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteo V. Giordano
Alameda County
Bank of America, National Trust and Savings Association
Joseph Jordan
Gaulfound
Qalsland
Frank Jordan
65Th Avenue
Oakland
Lester Perry
Hayward
Tass Agency Charges Firms Looted in Germany Reparations
Tass agency reports in Berlin that American and British zone plants listed for reparations have been stripped or sold to German firms. It notes scarce usable equipment at sites including Messerschmitt aircraft plants and Dornier plant, with authorities denying access to inspect the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tass
Berlin
Germany
Britain
United States
Russia
Messerschmitt
Landsberg
Drunken Charge In Hayward After Knife Brandishing Incident
Dana Hall aged 23 of 28059 Niles Road was charged with drunkenness by Hayward police after a Castro Street restaurant owner alleged Hall grabbed a knife from a counter and brandished it in the street. Arrest occurred at 1130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Hall
Niles Road
Hayward
Castro Street
Shal Hall
Hall
Girl Drowns at Lake Temiscal During Swim
Police report Sylvia Scrempos 17 of San Francisco drowned in shallow water at Lake Temiscal yesterday while two companions watched in horror. William Carli 18 and Frances Suseih of Eureka described her as likely cramping while wading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Sylvia Scrempos
San Francisco
Lake Temiscal
William Carli
Frances Suseih
Eureka
Sylvia
Legionnaires Install New Officers in Joint Ceremony
Joint installation for Hay ward American Legion Post 68 and Auxiliary officers was held at the Veterans Memorial building. Tenth district leaders directed rites naming Enid Cutler auxiliary president and Thomas Lester Foley post commander with a long slate of officers including Mae Cormack, Ida Livingston, Edith Bebbington, Ida Dancer, Betty Titenhal, Zella Gracey, Frances Huey, Geraldine Niska, Lillian Caldarara, Cora Pressly, Gertrude Gear, and Dolly Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Betty ‘'Titehenal
Zella Gracey
Frances Huey
Geraldine Niska
Lillian 'Caldarara
Marshall
Cora Pressly
Gertrude Gear
Dolly Morgan
Charles Lindh
Tenth District
Foley
J. W. Blankenship
Robert Williams
Leslie Rosenblatt
Kenneth May
Allen Strutz
Floyd Sparks
David Pressly
James Prowse
del Thennan
Charles Sorensen
John Haagv
Har
George Cracknell
Lou Jordan
Legion’s Tenth District
James Sartin
Tressig
Power Marsha Prates
Nearby Market Quotations The Hayward Revi 85c per Month
Market brief notes Hayward price quotes with a reference to home delivery at 102 dollars per year and a monthly rate of 85 cents for the Hayward region. The item cites a quotation service and delivery option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
White Gang Associate Sentenced in San Quentin Case
John D. Sanchez, 24, labeled a White Gang associate, was jailed again for two separate one to five year terms for car theft at San Quentin. His prior 1944 sentence was interrupted by a year of probation spent at Wrung le’s farm near Ripon. He had been released on probation with the farm condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John D. Sanchez
San Quentin
Sanchez
Wr Ungle
Ripon
Shoemaker Center Names Discharged Navy Men
Lieutenant Commander Victor J. Orstano announced the honorable discharges at the Shoemaker Personnel Separation Center. The group includes James A. Stevens S1c, Robert D. Miller F3c, Paul N. Salvadorini Ic, and Clair W. Teller S1c, all with theater and Victory ribbons. Stevens served at Pearl Harbor 1946, Miller and Salvadorini held Oakland area roles, Teller served overseas through mid 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ward
Shoemaker
Victor J. Orstano
James A. Stevens
Linden Street
Penl Harbor Navy Base
Robert D. Miller
QO. A. Miller
Crow Canyon Road
Hayward Plumbing — Companiy
Miller
Paul N. Salvadorini
Mary B. Salvadorini
Loose
Wiles Bisrail Company
Oakland
Clair W. Teller
Margaret Flizibeth Teller
Saklan
Teller
Stamp Cachet to Mark Buchanan Field Dedication
Stamp collectors join the celebration for the Buchanan Field dedication at Concord California near Concord, Combra Costa County. Cummings, chair of the port dedication committee, announced the cachet will be stamped on mail leaving Concord post office Sunday August 4 1046 with an illustration of Mr Diablo and a plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Buchanan Field
Combra Costa County
Concord
Mel. Cummings
Conna Costa County
California
Diablo
Hermann Estate Papers Filed In San Mateo County
Estate of George J. Hermann filed for administration with the widow named as sole beneficiary. Dora Mevmann filed the petition through attorney Marlin W. Haley, with estate valued at up to 2500 dollars including Castro Street and Muir Woolf Park properties in Matin County. A separate item notes Hor Inann, eight months old, and a hotel clerk, 42 year old Lam ble Matson, died after a 45 foot fall from a window at the Hotel Reno following a spree. Police say Matson was despondent and drinking heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Hermann
Akumed County
Dora D. Mevmann
Pinedale
Marlin W. Haley
Hayward
Castro Street
Muir Woolf Park
Matin County
San Francisco
Lamble Matson
Francisco
Reno
Matson
Death Notice for William C. Andersen Family
Details of the obituary list William C. Andersen and Walter A. Andersen with surviving relatives Christine Andersen and others. Details invite attendance at a funeral service at Voronseh Chapel Haywarel on Saturday August 16 at 3:90 pm with interment at Cypress Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anvensen
Detnla
William Adres
Fire and Police Chiefs Issue Ultimatum to Fire Followers
A joint statement from city police and fire departments warns drivers who follow fire trucks to the scene will face penalties. Fire Chief Anthony August cites a 500 foot safety rule and enforcement plans. Police Chief George Forth adds that followers and hangers-on disrupt responders, with a 29 mile per hour city limit and financial penalties for speeding after fire vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony August
George Forth
Richard Condon Speaks on Crime to Hayward club
Richard Condon deputy sheriff of Southern Alameda county spoke to Hayward 20-30 club members and guests on Crime and What it Means To You. Neville Massa reported preliminary work on the upcoming Hayward area tennis tournament co sponsored by Hayward Area Recreation district and 30-30. The club plans a second swimming meet for the tenth anniversary Hayward plunge with cups medals and prizes from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Condon
Alameda County
Hayward
Sunnyvale
Neville Massa
Hayward Area
Not Guilty Plea Entered by Jones
Albert W. Jones of Oakland pleaded not guilty to drunk driving charges and sought a jury trial. He announced plans to raise the $1,000 bail after his arrest by highway patrolmen on Castra Valley Boulevard at 445 p.m. yesterday. The DA noted five prior drunk driving convictions and license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinter
Albert W. Jones
Oakland
Justice of the Peace
Ducob Harder, Jr
Jones
Castra Valley Boulevard
Bill Signed Reorganizing Congress Presents Salary Hike
President Truman signed a congressional reorganization bill to raise lawmakers salaries to 14 500 plus a 2 500 tax free expense allowance and provide retirement benefits after six years. It merges Senate and House committees into 15 and 19 panels, creates a national defense policy panel, staffs each committee with four 8 000 a year experts, and requires lobbyist registration with joint budgeting oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Truman
Congress
Congressional
Senate
House
Ship Sighted Near London by Royal Air Force
The Royal Air Force Coastal Command reported sighting the deserted American vessel Farmer, 8258 tons, still loaded as of today, about 700 miles west of a London area point. The brief radar note indicated the ship remained afloat but unmanned, with no immediate collision risk or rescue action reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.A
Royal Air Force Coastal Command
Lions Dinner Honors Local Leaders at Sequoyah Home
Lions of San Lorenzo enjoyed a steak dinner hosted by Oliver Conn at his Sequoyah road home in Laurel Murphy's year in review. Walt Alpers and Larry Massey were honored as club leaders while Floyd Sparks urged cooperative spirit and defended a free press as a public trust. He explained how nations lost press freedom and outlined newspaper operations from editorial to press room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Lions
Oliver Conn
Theravil
Sequoyah Road
Walt Alpers
Larry Massie
Laurel Murphy
Floyd Sparks
Maynard Review
San Lorenzo Journal
Sparks
Grass Fire Destroys Four Buildings in Mt Eden Area
A grass fire that began at the rear of Russell City yesterday afternoon swept across fields and destroyed four outbuildings on the Frank Archibald property at the end of Dunn Road. Russell City and county fire units from Fairview and Cherryland fought the blaze for about 90 minutes, with three small sheds and a barn laid to waste and the tank house, home, and garage spared. The loss was estimated around 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell City
Frank Archibald
Dunn Road
Mt. Eden
Fairview
Cherryland
Archibald
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Theatre News
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