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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1944
Page
3
San Francisco dairy and livestock market notes salable cattle and calves with steady quote ranges. Hogs and sheep show active trading. barrows, gilts, sows and various lamb quality levels posted with price bands across the market.
The case details a clerk named Dunnigan who allegedly spent about $100 a day from her employer's funds starting January 1. She is said to have kept $2,000 of nearly $40,000 for brack and allocated the rest to other employees, gifts, cash, and overseas soldiers. She allegedly extorted funds, paid a weekly pension to a former employee, and claimed most money came from selling trunks and other items. The district attorney was told there was no money in the bank. The defendant awaits trial on a heft, awaiting further proceedings.
In a Tulsa court, Charles Chaplin and his attorney challenged Miss Mary Barry about paternity of her 14 month old daughter Carol Ann. A jury watched Chaplin pose with the child while Barry described facial traits as they questioned handedness and possible facial resemblance.
Marysville post reports Pvt. Herbert Reed of Camp Beale faces a court martial on a rape charge involving a 16 or 17 year old girl. The girl and a male companion said Reed forced them into a car at a skating rink, then assaulted her on a secluded orchard road. Police arrested three suspects minutes after the companion reported the incident. Reed was identified by the girl.
A Christmas night fire alarm in Hayward sent two fire company units to the corner of BR and Myrtle. The call, placed by an anonymous civilian, proved to be a false alarm with no fire discovered.
A dense OCR listing shows county names such as Merced Napa Orange Riverside Sacramento San Joaquin Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Cruz Tulare Ventura and others with varied numeric values and percentages. The fragmentary data includes counts like 174 000 29 Madero 28 500 22 Marvin 78 100 48 and 203 000 19 Sacramento.
Four people were injured Saturday evening in a crash between a car driven by Clark and a Greyhound bus in Dublin Canyon. Clark, 29, of San Francisco, and passenger Eddy, 17, of Fresno, were taken home. Two women, Margaret Sahn and Alice Cross, 28, Oakland, suffered major injuries and were moved by a passerby to an unknown hospital.
The Office of Price Administration announced that confusion had arisen over the effects of its new rationing order. The agency explained the situation from Kiel, noting ongoing adjustments and expected changes in prices and supplies.
A dump truck operated by James Rive of Alameda collided with a car driven by Alive Goulat of 94 Westfield Ave Saturday afternoon along Jaltor Way. The impact occurred as the dump truck attempted to turn onto Fron Bl, causing injuries to Goulat.
An employment notice invites machinists boilermakers carpenters and other trades to join SP working. It promises good wages a permanent outfit benefits including railroad pass privileges a pension plan medical services and a friendly work environment. See the SP Employment Office at 47 13th St Galcland 12 for details.
A head on collision on the Golden State highway near Visalia yesterday killed Manuel Aboual of San Jose and Henry Borges of Tulare. Six others were hospitalized, including Jose Mandrial, Aluhiense Manurial, Leonard Potter, Edward Bastigian, Manuel Martinez, and Gabriel Souza Jr., all sailors or soldiers. police say Mandrial pulled out to pass and struck Souza’s car.
Ten thousand metropolitan area butchers threatened a meat holiday in protest against OPA price ceilings. The plan did not materialize as Mayor LaGuardia health officials and market representatives toured the city finding a general meat shortage but most retailers remained open. He ordered redistribution of meat from abundant to short areas.
SACRAMENTO Deputy superintendent Walter E. Morgan was found guilty of indecent exposure by Municipal Judge James M. McDonnell after a closed two day hearing. The judge denied a defense motion to dismiss and set December 20 for sentencing. Morgan was arrested November 3 following a report by a girl walking through a park late at night.
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