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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1946

Page

5

Woman Found Dead At Hayward Home Inquest Set

Betty Elizabeth Pereira, 52, was found dead in bed at 2497 Palo Mares Road. Sheriff’s deputies held an autopsy this morning and an inquest will be scheduled. Pereira, 55, said his wife had a nervous condition and was living in Hayward for 20 years. Funeral services will be at Truman's Colonial Funeral Home in Galland at 3 p.m. Priv. day, June 28, burial at Mt. View cemetery. Survivors include husband Anthony C. Pereira, daughter Georgia Fernandez, sister Pearl Glatch of Kansas City, and brother Robert Matthews of Ventura.

Anthony Pereira Palomares Road Ils Betty Elizabeth Pereira Pereira Hayward Phoenix Ariz Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Truman Colonial Galland Mt. View Anthony C

Two-County Farm Loan Group Meets

The Alameda Contra Costa National Farm Loan Association directors gathered at 10 yesterday morning in Hayward for its regular monthly meeting. President Hugh S. Walker of Livermore led the session with directors Peter H. Hoare Hayward Denis Nevin Livermore John G. Wair Brentwood John F. Viers Antioch and secretary treasurer Karl Kober also in attendance.

Alameda-Contra Costa National Farm Loan Association Hayward Production Credit Association Hugh S. Walker Livermore Peter H. Hoare Denis Nevin John G. Wair Brentwood John F. Viers

Hayward Production Credit Assn Meets In June Meeting

Hayward Production Credit Assn meets Tuesday evening at its offices. Present were Thomas Oriol president Ralph Bowman Concord view py unit Fis M Rose Jr Pleasanton Semi monthly meeting Bonnichson Brentwood W J Van Theecken Concord and Carl Kuber A report on the PCA regional conference held at Siegler Springs June 4 5 and 6 attended by PCA directors and secretaries from northern California was presented by Kuber.

Iloah Hayward Prodiian Credit Association Board of Directors Thomas Oriol Ralph Bowman Concord View Py Unit Fis M Siegler Springs PCA Tiranelhes California Kaber

Hayward Acres News Highlights Local Events At Sunset

Firemen doused a garage and roof fire at a West A Street home last Thursday with no further damage. A Wednesday club finished a Jayette for a GI’s baby in France. Mrs Rita Bullock and Garden Avenue residents aided, while Minnesota visitors arrive this week. Helen Drown hosted a bridge luncheon and cards at Garden Avenue. Los Angeles visitors Norman Neil plans a visit from sister and brother in law from Los Angeles next week. Sunset School playground hosts a strong checkers tourney with Dan Pearson champion and Gerry Danser runner up. plans for King Tess Ping Pong and badminton tournaments. Dramatics club meetings set for June 15 at the playground. all children invited. Gerry Munez to lead as playground director.

Bald Los Angeles Norman Neil Sunset School Dan Pearson Wheeler Gerry Danser Jack Danser Gerry Munez Mike Thelrry Don »Akd Jones Gene Diwnes Norman Myers King Tess Cherkers Ping Dra ‘Amatics Club Sunset Playground

Bal Theatre Opens With Luxurious Comfort In East Bay

Bal Theatre owners promise a Hollywood style opening on Wednesday July 3 as the new Bal Theatre debuts as a theatre of luxurious comfort. management touts advanced construction, equipment, decoration, and sound with Hollywood stars and radio celebrities expected, plus an on the spot radio broadcast and flash photography as guests arrive for the premiere.

Hollywood Sts East Bay Movie Palace Imovie Capital

Mrs Ruby Lape To Serve Six Months

Fresno, Oregon. Mrs Ruby Lape a 24 year old New ark cashier began a six month jail term for abandoning her infant after leaving the month old child at a Fresno service station last June 2. Superior Judge Dan F Conway accepted a guilty plea and declined probation stating he did not believe the death was caused by the abandonment.

Fresng Ruby Lape Newark Fresno Superio Dan F. Conway Lape Chiles

Maintenance Work Progress in Porterville Forest

Porterville Cal maintenance crews for the Bo quoia National Forest report routine grinder and road work underway. Project led by W F Calif engineer with team handling brush clearing and road repairs around Lodi and surrounding areas. Weather cooperates, minor delays noted.

Porterville, Cal W. F

Mother of Quads to Be Married in America

Nora Carpenter, the English barmaid who bore quadruplets to a US Army sergeant, has secured a United States visa and will fly to America with her three surviving children on July 4 to marry William Thompson of Pittsburgh, Pa. Pan American plans special arrangements to assist with the flight.

London U.R Nora Carpenter United States America Miss Carpenter

Spokane Definitely To Stay in League

Spokane will definitely remain in the Western International Baseball League despite the bus wreck that killed seven players and injured eight others. League president Robert B. Abel said Spokane will reorganize the Spokane Indians and confer with Sam Collins to plan a meet to handle the emergency.

Tacoma Wash U.R Spokane Robert B. Abel Tps Lun Eurly Spolann Indians Abel Sam Collins Ind Seattle Spokane Inter Uione

Disability Insurance Fund to receive 19 million in 1946

Sacramento California's embryo Disability Insurance Fund will receive its first significant income about 19,000,000 next month, T H Mugford vice chairman of the California Employment Stabilization commission said today, Mugford said employer contribution forms for the second quarter of 1946 will be in the mails tomorrow, and that payment of the California unemployment insurance tax will be due July 1. The law will become delinquent August 1, rapid, vale and is expected to have several hundred miles of trails in good condition by August 1.

Sacramento California Embryo T. H. Mugfard California Employment Stabilization Commission Mugford Rapid Vale

Irgunists Face Death Sentence For Arms Offense

In Jerusalem a British military court convicted thirty-one members of the Irgun Leumi for illegal possession of arms. A death sentence is possible. The trial is seen as pivotal in Palestine unrest and may influence the fate of three British officers kidnapped by Jewish extremists. The verdict accuses them of owning seven automatic guns, pistols, rifles, machine guns, and other arms.

Jerusalem WSP Irgun 4Vai Leunii Tomorow Palestine

United Security Council Deadlock Over Franco Spain Action

In New York and London the United Nations Security Council faced a persistent deadlock as a special subcommittee split on the draft resolution condemning Franco Spain. The measure seeks to keep the issue under continuous observation by the council.

U. N New York United Security Council Spain Council

No Quorum Delays Sanitary Board Meeting

The Ora Loma Sanitary Board failed to reach a quorum for a regular meeting last night as insufficient members were present, postponing official action. The brief notice notes the lack of attendance prevented any formal decisions or proceedings.

Quorum Ora

Prohibition Party Chooses Write-In Brown for County Central Committee

Official vote tabulation from the June 4 primary shows John W. Brown elected to the county central committee of the Prohibition party on write-in ballots. Lex Lord, registrar of voters, doubts Brown will take office and suggests the local party may not have a functioning central committee.

San Diego U.P John W. Brown Prohibition Party Lex Lord Votars Brown

No Hinting of Trespassing Signs at the Review

A short notice reports that no signs indicating trespassing were observed at the review event. Officials stressed safety and adherence to venue rules while attendees debated access and security measures for future gatherings. Local authorities did not record any incidents during the program.

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