Glass Names Cast for Hayward Pageant Production
Everett Glass, director of the Hayward Community Theater pageant From the Adobe of Don Castro, announces tentative cast including Natyvatar George Wilson Don Guilermy Castro A H Atwood Set Ortega Leo Thayery Paidre Sanchez Gordon Scheimer and many others with a reading planned at the John Sandoval home on Sixth Street Friday and intensive rehearsals to start September 1 Attached roles include red hooded Indians Mexican husky men Spanish dancers a stage coach driver and other period parts. further parts remain open and interested actors are urged to contact Mrs Wesley Gordon at Hayward 2675 R.
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Everett Glass
Hayward
Adobe of
Don
D. Atherton
Wesley Gordon
John Manger
Henry Towne
Aza Collins
Red Haley
J. B. Parsons
Ray Burr
Joseph Pimentel
Manuel Soares
William Meek
Gor Ion Oram
Luisa Peralta
Donfa' Moniz
Luisa
Catalo Kelly
Mr. Grogan
C. B. Pausen
Castro
Gordon Scheimer
Thief Steals Priest Car From Newark Church Driveway
A thief who struck St. Edward's Catholic Church in Newark stole Rev. James J. McLaughlin's 1942 Chevrolet coupe from the parish house driveway Monday night. The burglar rifled church candelabras and took a few dollars last Friday, deputies report as the hunt continues.
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Hayward
James J. MaLaughlin
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Newark
Seven Held in Lottery Racket
Oakland police arrested seven men linked to an East Bay policy and Chinese lottery racket. Three raids by the mobilized squad led to the seizure of numbers, game tickets, and paraphernalia at Theodore Stanley’s home, which officers described as the syndicate’s headquarters. The operation spanned Oakland Richmond El Cerrito and possibly San Francisco.
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Oakland
Onland
East Bay
Mobils
Ted
Chayius JH. Holmes
Theodore Stanley
Holmes
Stanley
Synilicate
Richmond
el Cerrito
Possily
San Francisco
Learn to Swim Campaign Ends with Friday Party
Red Cross Hayward Recreation District wraps up the Learn to Swim campaign with a Friday morning pool party for graduates. More than 100 youngsters who did not register previously will join races, diving and contests from 10 to 12. Ribbons award top places, and Red Cross certificates will be presented later. Colleen Brooks leads the effort with Agnes McFarland assisting. New classes start Monday mornings for Hayward area children ages 7 to 13, with registration at the Hayward Plunge Monday and Tuesday mornings.
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Red Cross-Hayward Recreation District
Coleen Brooks
Red Cross
Noel Smith
Colleen Brooks
Agnes McFarland
Hayward Area
Hayward
Double Funeral Set for Victims of Auto Accident
Double funeral services for Mery Himenez 29 and Sophie Esqueda 24, cousins killed in a Monday morning crash on the Red Bluff Susanville highway. Services begin 9 a.m. Friday at Sorensen Brothers chapel, Mass 9:30 at All Saints church, burial at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Himenez, a San Leandro beauty operator, survived by two brothers Tony and Pat, and sister Beatrice Arribaga. Esqueda, Hayward native, survived by parents and sister Beatrice Chastain, with siblings Frank and Joseph Esquiedo Jr. at Oakland and San Leandro. Rosary at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Tony
Pat Himenez
Beatrice
Oakland
Wagner Executed in Strasbourg by German Firing Squad
Robert Wagner, a former Nazi galatei of Alsace, and three assistants were executed by German firing squad in Strasbourg as punishment for war crimes.
U S Pledges Human Rights in Peace Treaties
Secretary James Byrnes told the Paris peace conference delegation the United States would push to include a guarantee of human rights and freedom in the European peace treaties. The pledge arrived as Bulgaria and Hungary presented their cases, amid renewed Soviet bloc accusations against Greece.
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Paris
James F. Byrnes
United States
Byrnes
Bulgaria
Hungary
Balkan
Greece
Firemen Fight Three Blazes in Alameda County
Southern Alameda county fire crews battled three fires yesterday afternoon in Ashland and Fairview. Ashland units doused a vacant lot blaze on 158th Avenue within minutes with minimal damage, sparked from a household incinerator. A second Ashland fire at M Holst home on Eastth Street threatened buildings but was contained after burning eucalyptus and grass. caused by a prior grass fire. Fairview patrol reported a Valle Vista grass fire with no damage, circumstances unclear.
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Alameda County
Ashland
Fairview
158Th Avenue
M. Holst
Eastth Street
Eucalymus Patel
Remains in Navy as Halsey Declines Pan American Post
U R I Adm William F Bull Halsey, wartime Third Fleet commander, chose to stay in government service rather than accept a Pan American vice presidency, and the airline announced today it appointed another man to the job.
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NAVY
Los Angeles
U.ri
William F. (Bull) Halsey
San Francisco Bid For UN Site Faces New Review
The United Nations headquarters commission ruled out Connecticut as a permanent site and recommended five sites in Westchester County New York. Secretary General Trygve Lie said San Francisco’s bid would be revisited at the general assembly, but unless the assembly reverses its NY headquarters plan, the five New York area sites stay as finalists.
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New York
W.P
United Nations
Connecticut
World Organization Aid
Westchester County
Tryvie Lie Teft Little
San Francisco
General Assembly
Lie
Assembly
Headquarters Commission
Beauty Candidates To Appear At Hayward Theater
Beauty candidates from Hayward will perform in contest attire and bathing suits tonight at 8 on the Hayward Theatre stage. The final Miss Hayward will be chosen August 22 at Craw Canyon Park. Open to all unmarried Hayward area girls ages 16 to 24. last minute entries accepted. Ed Tate, chairman, said to clip the entry blank on page 6 and mail it to Tate or the Review office.
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Lions Club
Tate
Ragen dies after Chicago gang ambush injuries
James M. Ragen Sr. 65, a wealthy Racing Information tycoon, died today at Michael Reese Hospital after being seriously wounded in a Chicago gangland ambush on June 24. The funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Ragen
Chicago
James M. Ragen
Miichael Reese
S F Girl Drowns In California Steamboat Slough
Marla Johnson of San Francisco drowned yesterday in Steamboat Slough near Isleton California after stepping into a hole while wading coroner’s office reports the incident occurred in Sacramento district waters as investigators study the accident in the rough river channel
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S. F
Sacramento
W.pi—Curulyi
Marla Johnson
San Francisco
Isleton
Calif
Atlice
Sweden declares open season on mystery rockets
Sweden announced a nation wide rocket hunt after a military reconnaissance plane crashed into a cigar shaped rocket near Vaggerud in southern Sweden. Three airmen were killed and investigators said the rockets appeared to be radio controlled. Government units were alerted to search bases and radar stations for the ghost bombs.
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Sweden
Mystery Rockets
Stockholm
Urm-Sweden
Aftonbladet
Vaggerud
Mlarmd
Schoon Discharges Lieutenant Williams H Schon
San Lorenzo resident Williams H Schon is released from active duty in the naval reserve according to Fleet News Center reports from Chiesa IL. The personnel separation details note Schon’s discharge status and location in the local area.
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Williams H. Schon
San Lorenzo
Ngual
San Ryangeo
Fleet News Center
Chiesa
Meeting Aims to End Press Wireless Strike
New York federal conciliator W Elmer Z Bell met with officials from Press Wireless Inc and the American Communications Association CFO to arrange another session today. The aim is to secure settlement on a strike that has curtailed foreign news transmission.
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New York
W.al
Elmer Z. Bell
Federal Conviliator
Press Wireless, Inc
American Communications Association
Joint Sewage Disposal Plan Studied
Heyward city officials reviewed a proposal to partner with the Ore Lome sanitary district on a joint sewage disposal plant. A letter from Mary Silva, president of the Junevion City Improvement Club, urged the council to meet with the club. The report favors a joint plant but stresses city control. a meeting date will be set after club consultation.
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Heyward
Ore Lome
Specia
Mary Silva
Junevion City Improvement Club
Monrlay
Improvement Club
Arson Suspect Held in California Fires
Paul Edward Ash, 22, a Richmond shipfitter's helper, was held for arson investigation in a series of about 12 fires in Contra Costa county. A flare from the roadside ignited a pasture and investigators found flare shells and propulsion devices in his car. Fires began in field centers, suggesting arson to authorities.
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