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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
5
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Peter DeCosta, 30, awaiting Hayward Justice Court on armed robbery charges, faced divorce papers from his wife alleging lack of support for herself and their children. He pleaded guilty at arraignment and was referred to Oakland Superior Court for trial after earlier detention on a minor charge in Reno. Public defender Willard Shay represented him.
Ferdi Quiriconi owner of a tavern at 400 Castro Street and Bertha Rushing a waitress of 855 Grand Street appeared in Hayward Justice Court on Wednesday and pleaded not guilty to serving alcoholic beverages to minors. Bail set at $200 each. Complaint by Police Chief George Forth alleges two 17-year-old boys were served beer last Friday night. Trial scheduled for July 5.
Charles Crandall of 1022 Jensen road was fined five dollars or two days in jail by Judge Jacob Harder on speeding and traffic ordinance charges. He requested a sentence continuance granted to July 6.
In Hayward, a sheriff’s release frees confiscated fishing gear held by Game Warden Don Harder. Many anglers regain reels and rods after penalties for license lapses, with equipment ranging from high quality to common backyard gear.
California hatcheries report a heavy May decline with only about 0 percent as many eggs and 7 percent as many chicks produced as in May 1948. Bookings for later delivery dropped sharply and many establishments closed for the season. From January to May, hatcheries hatched 32,594,000 chicks, far below the previous year’s 48,294,000.
State board of agriculture discussed halting barley exports and proposed supplying protein to livestock and poultry producers. A board resolution was adopted outlining steps to secure domestic supplies and stabilize markets.
James Henry Hendrix a seven year old of 4547 Highland boulevard was reported improving after he ran into a car driven by 71 year old Allen C. Creque of 4951 Highland boulevard on Highland boulevard last week. The boy suffered a broken cheekbone and possible skull fracture and was taken to Hayward hospital. The accident occurred as he and a playmate scuffled and he backed away striking his head on the cars left rear fender above the running board.
Mrs Wynonah Faria secretary of R H Ans on Company is now enjoying Washington. She was accompanied by Mrs Ruth Ferreira and Almada, formerly of San Lorenzo. Mrs Faria will return to her home some time in July.
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