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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1946

Page

5

Miner Kills Two On Dare at Buck Horn Cafe

A 50-year-old prospector allegedly followed through on a dare to kill his former wife and her companion, shooting them both in the Buck Horn cafe in Farmersville Washington. Victims were Ethel Smith, 43, proprietor of the ewe, and Fred Gott fried Sehreiner, 46, used furniture dealer. Police held Thomas Jackson as a slaying suspect. A witness said the man fired as Smith entered the cafe, then calmly shot Sehreiner.

Farmersville Nl. WA Buck Horn Ethel Smith Ewe Fred Gottfried Sehreiner Thomas Jackson George Wipe Sehreiner Smith Sehreine

20,000 Homeless After Tidal Wave

North coast of the Dominican Republic reports 20,000 homeless after a weekend quake and tidal surge. Health secretary Luis Thomen said about 2,000 people are isolated near Juba Molina with little shelter or provisions dropped by planes. Thirty six bodies were recovered near Arroyo Dalgado and Matanzas, with possible additional victims washed out to sea.

Ciudad Truitllo DH. UR Wnst Dominican Republic Luis Thomen Health Department Peraang Juba Molina Arroyo Dalgado Ti Mites Matanzas

Community Leaders Hear Business Planning Expert

Tayward civic leaders met with Kar H Kieselhorst, social supervisor at the California Board of Education’s Business Planning Institute, to discuss business planning and community betterment. He urged store modernization and city planning while offering state expertise to aid reconstruction and reemployment efforts. The group planned to add Kieselhorst to the Chamber of Commerce board at an upcoming public meeting, with attendees including George Cracknell, Fred Johnson, J W Cathey, George Vestal, Howell Plammans, Bill Bowman, Fred Cox and Ai Gon sive.

Tayward Kar H W. Kieselhorst Business Planning Institute California Board of Education Kieselhorst Chamber of Commerce George C. Cracknell Fred Johnson Wayward Hight J. W. Cathey Haywards High School George Vestal

Burglar Steals Roast of Beef From Home on Allcs Street

A burglar stole a 20 pound roast and other valuables from the Raymond Billings residence at 847 Allcs Street Monday night. Mrs. Billings mother Mrs. Mowd Sims arrived home to find the thief gone, the house ransacked, and rifles and a German auto seen nearby. Mammoth Spring is mentioned in a separate note about being the world’s biggest spring in the Spring River area.

Inet Iwne Shovik Dupulies Raymond Billings Allcs Street Sistale Williaus Billings North-Contract Arkansas

Child Hit By Auto Injures 2 Month Old William Bell

A two month old boy William Albert Bell was struck by a car while running toward the street on 90th Avenue. He received emergency medical treatment at a local hospital with minor injuries and is reported in stable condition. The driver identified as James Wallace Chapman of 1 Caste Street remains at the scene.

William Albert Bell Will Hetiis Ea 90Th Avenue James Wallace Chapman Caste

Fire Escape Installation Nears Completion at Sehalar Building

Fire Chief Anthony August reports the new fire escape installation at the Sehalar building in Band Castro is finishing today. Five new weapons are being added to the Ming on both B Street and Castro Street sides for painting and safety.

Sehalar Band Castro Anthony August B Street Castro Street

Auto Crash Injures Two Drivers in Leandro Collision

Minor injuries were reported for Gilbert Lira and Florence Odell Maganini in a Saturday afternoon crash on Sixth Street near 165th Avenue in Leandro. Maganini’s vehicle struck Lira’s as the latter pulled away from the curb. Local authorities responded to the scene.

Gilbert Lira Sun Leandro Florence Odell

Wendover Seeks To Secede From Utah

Wendover residents served notice to Utah authorities seeking secession and joining Nevada for lower taxes and stronger beer. The town hosts the Army Air Forces base and the W 29 crew that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Wendover Development Association asks Utah Legislature for support. Governor Minn says Wendover has little chance to leave Utah.

Wendover Utah U.R Wandloverites Meg Atlantic Thei Parkyiards Nevada Army Air Forces Ure Ush Wendover Development Association Utah Legisliture Herbert L. Minn Utis Salt Lake City

Castro Valley Horsemen Name Staff

Castro Valley Horsemen appointed officers for the newly formed association for the coming season. The club aims to promote bridle paths and parks in Hayward and surrounding areas.

Castro Valley Horsemen Castro Valley Horsemen's Association Hayward

Cut In Industrial Building Looms In Washington

A third major cut in commercial and industrial building was anticipated in Washington, freeing more materials for veterans homes. Remarks by housing officials and regional Reclamation Bureau director J B Ueb Jer point to ongoing non housing construction and projected population growth in Colorado in the coming years.

Washington UPA Prospect Colorado J. B. Ueb Jer The Reclamation Bureau

Shortage of Shoes Predicted Sparks Government Action

A predicted critical shortage of shoes by late winter spurs government action to curb hoarding of hides and leather. The Justice Department launches an investigation into an alleged conspiracy to withhold hides until higher prices are approved, threatening a shoe production shutdown.

Wastayelton U.P Department of Justice

Noxon Escapes Death Penalty in Infant's Murder Case

John F. Noxon, a 40 year old Harvard educated jurist, won his long battle today to escape the electric chair for the murder of his infant son. The ruling frees him from execution that had been slated for this month.

Noxon LIFE Boston U.P John F. Noxon

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