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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1946
Page
8
The piece warns drivers near Indianapolis that speeding on streets and highways endangers lives. It argues most cars and tires aren’t built for high speeds and urges drivers to avoid risking deaths just to save minutes. If fast driving is desired, it suggests buying a racing car and visiting Indianapolis for the experience.
Thieves have begun taking Mrs. Catherine Canole’s firewood at 24694 O’Neil street over two nights. A white doe rabbit was stolen from Bernard W. Peters’ yard at 19482 Redwood road after entering via an adjacent orchard on Heyer avenue. George J. Woods reported would be thieves tried to start his parked coupe on Heyer avenue but could not due to no keys in the car.
James E. Petrillo of the American Federation of Musicians predicts that several hotels will settle with the union before the Sunday midnight strike deadline, which would remove dining and piped music from many hostelries.
In San Francisco the pre conv ention fight for leadership of the 300000 member IBEW intensified as delegates arrived for sessions beginning Monday Edward J Brown faces Dan W Tracy a former labor department official who accuses Brown of ordering two strikes to punish a union member employer opposing him Brown confirms the strikes and says he acted to block what he calls an outrageous move against him underline the tough intra union contest
Oakland police and FBI agents questioned Frank Carswell a 23 year old shipyard worker after he admitted being an accomplice of Ebb Grant a 31 year old ex convict wanted for questioning in the 5100 holdup of the West Oakland Bank of America. Grant wounded in a gun duel with Alameda policemen hours after the holdup remains at large. Two other Oakland men Fred Dudley 30 and Adolph Ernest Frazier 18 confessed their roles in the robbery.
Reta F. Johnson of 489 Sunset Boulevard reported a trailer burglary occurring between p.m. Wednesday and 2:30 a.m. yesterday. Thieves entered through an open door, ransacked the trailer and stole 55 dollars in bits 10 in silver and 56 cents in change from a cupboard.
Eva Ovada Gibson 45 faces a suspended judgment after a humorous court scene for a failed boulevard stop. Judge Harder presided with a light touch as the courtroom sideshow touched on brake woes and prior misfiring gear reversals.
U P dispatch recalls the September 2 1945 surrender aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay. Marshal MacArthur Nimitz Halsey Kenney Spaatz and others witnessed Mamoru Shigemitsu sign the instruments of surrender as B 29 bombers roared above. The piece blends archival recollection with a 1940s newspaper voice.
Notice of intended sale lists William Marshall Pauline Hogue and Isabel Gomez as vendors and intended vendees. The restaurant Bill’s Nibble and Chat at 401 Ist Street Decoto Alameda County California will be sold at 10 A M September 2 1946 at the office of Thomas L Foley Hayward California.
Casimiro Rivera and Conception Villalobos with Ignacio Villalobos intend to sell the Flor de Mexico restaurant at 158 B Street Hayward Alameda County California. Purchase price to be paid at 10 A.M. September 2 1946 at T L Foley Attorney Room 205 967 B Street Hayward.
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