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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1946
Page
6
The Gallup survey shows President Truman’s approval falling from 87 percent in July 1945 to 43 percent supporting his handling in 1948, with 45 percent opposing and 12 percent undecided. Democrats may still back him over a Republican, but losses threaten a second term if the trend continues.
Frank M. Bolima a Mt. Eden ranch operator and active figure in Bay area Filipino politics was nominated to head the Filipino Community of San Francisco after a stormy session at the San Francisco Center on Thursday Others nominated included Captain Mariano Sulit U S Army retired and Greg S San Diego a noted writer and journalist Captain Sulit is married to Estela Ramos Sulit a famed Philippine lawyer lecturer and radio commentator who flew to the Philippines for President Roxas’ inauguration Major Silva of the U S Army recently sent home for treatment after injuries in the Philippines invasion received a warm reception from Community members
The Baren of Internal Revenue said Fred Murill may owe about $65,000 in federal income taxes on $109,000 he won at a Reno Nevada craps game.
Al Munro realty offices at 1749G East Mi Fibreet report 27 homes sold in June, totaling 249000 dollars. The month highlighted strong activity for the firm and indicates steady demand in the local market.
Fred Murill of Texas won $109,000 on a single dice throw at a Reno club. He had previously lost $5,000 but bet $23,000 at 2 to 1 odds, then rolled a Little Joe to make the point and secure the large payout amid a spellbound crowd.
Weekend notes list residents visiting relatives and family events. Mr and Mrs Buran Gilchrist announce relatives visiting Berkeley. Carl Sierra and family plan Los Angeles visit to see their grandchild. Carl II PF Gilmore and Bob Olson return from Klamath Washington. Fred Jackson returns home after eight months in Germany. Mrs Henry Jorgensen visiting Santa Cruz friends. James McFaylin vacationed in Salt Lake City while Santa Barbara is a trip base for others. Tom Olson recovering from a three week illness in USA, hospital. Social bridge luncheon at 2 Ann Williams tea room hosted by Mrs Joseph Grimshaw with several guests. High scores earned by several players. Aldine and Lorraine Luz vacation plans noted, plus visits among Castro Hill residents. Revent guests and other scattered travel and visit items conclude the column.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Koehler 21775 Princeton Street returned home after touring Detroit Chicago St. Louis and Toledo since May 8. Club visitors J em Angus Dr Mel Henningsen and Noel Smith dropped in at the Green Shutter hotel to renew acquaintances with Hayward 2020 members. Everett W. Shetterly and wife welcomed a nine pound baby boy named Charles Wayne at Hayward hospital July 9.
U Sen Owen Brewster of Maine said after his Orient trip that the need for American occupation troops in Japan is rapidly falling as Japanese adopt democratic principles. He cited Gen Douglas MacArthur’s optimism over a peaceful, democratic nation and noted reductions from 200000 troops to 150000, with more cuts expected as Chinese and Philippine units arrive. Brewster also described Marshall’s progress unifying Chinese Communists and Nationalists, mentioning possible civilian veto and a potential plebiscite.
Mr and Mrs Jack Stieber and Mrs C Hunter of San Francisco hosted at their Castro Hill home with Mr and Mrs Walter Young and relatives from San Francisco. They enjoyed the new swimming pool at the Old Dublin Road residence.
Daily market quotations feature in The Hayward Review with a home delivery option priced at 102 dollars yearly. The notice promotes daily price listings and a phone order for ongoing access.
CHICAGO WA David L. Behneke president of the Air lines Pilot association AFL charged a definite fire hazard exists in the Constel lation type aircraft and recalled warning the Civil Aeronautics board in March that planes should be grounded. He said if any crash burns occupants a congressional investigation may be sought and noted he wrote CAB safety director Joseph Duckworth on March 24. The group is considering pressing for an investigation of yesterday's crash in Reading, Pa.
Maritime workers left their ships in New York harbor to attend meetings and picket ships in a demonstration against alleged raiding tactics attributed to Harry Bridges, the West Coast CIO union leader.
Joseph W. Stephenson of Hayward named vice chairman of the Southern District of the Oakland area Boy Scouts. An Eagle Scout with prior roles including district commissioner of the Tahoe area council, he served in the European and Pacific theaters and studied at Northwestern, Chicago, and UC. A special committee led by Judge Allan Norris aims to extend direct scouting service across southern Alameda County.
Gene Bueno died in Oakland on July 12, 1848. Beloved son of Abeling and family, brother of Ronald W, grandson of Frank M. Silva and Smillags Bueno. A Hayward native, aged years 6 months 19 days. Funeral from Sorensen Bros chapel Hayward Monday at AM, then to All Saints Church for Mass. Rosary recited Sunday evening. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Oaklahn couples Tony Okenda 21 and Eva Gonzales 17 obtain license in Oakland while Emil Hvast 21 and Mildred Helle 20 pair in Hayward. Oscar Wit 61 and Nina Furr 48 wed in San Lorenzo. Born Cisnas William and Mrs. William Cisna Hayward July 10 1948 announce birth in Hayward.
Bailey Andrew of 898 Grove Street Oakland reported a theft yesterday. A tool box valued at about $500 was taken from his car parked at Atherton and Commercial streets. A police report was filed.
George Boye of 40 Hampton Road reported to Hayward police that the hardware store at 2 and Watkins Street had its door tampered with on Tuesday night. The entrance was not gained, according to the owner.
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