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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1946
Page
4
The Millers National Federation warns a bread shortage looms as mills may close within weeks due to wheat shortages. General Mills reports 22 plants operating on a limited basis with potential shutdowns, affecting major facilities in Minneapolis and California.
Three teenage boys face possible charges after Cecil Graveling died from a .22 rifle wound during a hunting trip near Lancaster California. A coroner's jury ruled the death homicide and the youths Gerald Smith 16 William Felix 17 and James Nakielm 15 remained in custody of their parents as they await a Superior Court appearance to determine charges while four companions were released.
Frank Allen, of Oakland, was placed on two years probation after he damaged his wife’s apartment, tearing fur niture, sheets and clothing, painting walls and fixtures black, and pulling the telephone from the wall. He was arrested on malicious mischief charges, described by Police Judge Chris B. Pax as one of the most complete destructions he had seen. Allen was reunited with his wife.
USS Mt McKinley accompanies operations Crooked Road to Bikini Atoll for atomic tests on July 1 and July 22. Vice Admiral Blundy’s flagship will stay in the lagoon ten miles from the detonation, while transport crews and newsmen observe from 18 miles distant. The plan includes Night stays aboard target ships, patrols by destroyers, and radioactivity gauging with aircraft and atolls reporting the burst onset.
The Pood Tobacco and Agricultural Union C10 says it will sue the AFL Teamsters for about ten thousand dollars in dues collected under closed shop contracts with canneries. CIO union contests the contracts as illegal bids per a National Labor Relations Board ruling, pending a new election.
Death notice for Digd Ravano beloved mother of Jon Ravano Gus Ravano and Angelo Ravano with many grandchildren. Funeral services set for May 10 at 9:00 AM at Sorongen Uros chapel W410 DB Street Hayward with interment at the local cemetery.
A fragment describes iron and freight operations with ships parked in rows near Mats mud. A patron of Hayward Library criticized a fine for securing books, prompting an emotional moment for acting mayor Art Phillips amid recent brigh hats at city departments.
Jimmy Huphos, a half year old from Phoenix, underwent delicate surgery at Children’s Memorial Hospital to extract a bit of metal from his lung. Doctors reported the operation was successful and he should go home soon.
Commander Emerson Cola of post 1882 issued a call for volunteer poppy sellers for the 2th annual VEW Buddy poppy sale on May 24 and 25. Needed are high school age girls to join teams under Commander Cota and Mrs. Amy Sawyer, with coordinators arranging credentials, bands, collection boxes, and a supply of Buddy poppies.
The University of Santa Clara Alumni Association will hold its annual reunion and homecoming on Sunday May 19 on campus. Harold R. McKinnon of San Francisco national president announces the event with Major General Frank Merrill and General Joseph Stilwell set as principal speakers.
President Truman held three conferences with railroad labor and management representatives. They agreed to resume talks to avert the strike planned for Saturday. He met first with A. F. Whitney of the Brotherhood of Trainmen and Alvinley Johnston of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, whose unions sought higher wage increases and rule changes.
Gov Earl Warren announced a six week statewide police traffic safety check will start tomorrow to cut accidents. Vehicles with major violations will be examined and drivers urged to repair defects, but no penalties will be issued unless laws are violated. State highway patrol and many police departments will conduct the checks across the state.
A 61-year-old Monterey clortician, Glanke, shot his wife Bartha 60 and then wounded himself after a quarrel over a divorce property settlement. Both were hospitalized with non fatal injuries. Their 2d year old son Edward recounted hearing the morning quarrel and three gunshots as his father fired. The couple also has son Herman, 25, of nearby Corle Madera.
A blaze in Pelton, California, caused by a suspected butane gag explosion, destroyed a tavern and an estimated 20,000 dollars in value. The fire also damaged adjoining buildings and several prewar whiskey stocks, with investigators reviewing the scene.
Market summary from the Poultry Producers in Corral California shows egg prices with large 42, medium 99, and salt 33 per dozen. The report notes variations in current quotations and price movement for today.
Fragmentary sports note from San Francisco Daily showing a 48 point score by MY and partial player stats for APE Throaps and Itpreta with partial ends. Language is garbled, preserving only fragments of scores and names without full context.
Report describes six tracks and Trevayam Nearby-tow contending the fluze for the hots, with Lurenga Valley and Santa Cruz as reference points. The fragment notes local agricultural activity and nearby settlements amid unclear event details.
Jiji reports a sweeping purge in Tokyo within days targeting about 15,000 government officials. The drive would affect current and retired officials deemed guilty of militarist and ultra-nationalist activities as Japan prepares to surrender.
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