Pipe Tossed At Berkeley Game Injures Boy In Bus
Robert Zubel a 14 year old Hayward high student suffered a broken tooth and facial lacerations when a piece of metal shattered a bus window after Berkeley beat Hayward 18-12. William Seller 18 of Berkeley held on $1000 bond. several Berkeley youths and a driver were arrested. In a separate post game Oakland incident six girls assaulted and robbed San Leandro student Mary Jane Butta 15 near 16th Street station. purse with $40 recovered from two captives.
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Robert Zubel
Paresand Street
Caxtro Valley
Hayward
Berkeley
Berkeley Field
Zivbel
William E. Seller
Monterey
Zirbel
Seller
Merrill G. Preston
Peralta Street
Oakland
Alameda County
Mary Jane Butta
Enstith Street
San Leandro
San Leandro High School
McClymonds High School
16Th Street
Southern Pacific
San Leandro High
McClymonds
Thuy
Yan
Patsy Bure Fon
Poplar Street
Shirley Simmons
Kirkham Court
Alka
Misy Dutra
Power Dies At Home In Irving Place
Thomas W Power 41 died at 983 A street yesterday. Native of Irvington he was son of Catherine M Power and the late Thomas J Power. Survived by sister Ellen Power Silverthorn of Washington and brother Paul Dawns Power of Centerville. He lived in Maynorth ten years. Funeral services were held from Sorensen Bros chapel Saturday morning with mass at All Saints church and interment at Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
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Power
Catherine M. Power
Thomas J. Power
Ellen Power Silverthorn
Washington
Paul Dawns Power
Centerville
Maynorth
Sorensen Bros. Chanel
All Saints Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Weather Forecast Card for Today and Weekend
Weather fair today and tonight with fresh northwest winds in the afternoon. The forecast calls for variable temperatures with a high and a low, and similar conditions continuing into Sunday. No precipitation details are provided.
Hallowe'en Carnival and Club Dances Aboard Oakland
Readable lines describe a series of Hallowe en dances and social events in East Bay and Oakland areas. Sponsored by local improvement clubs and civic groups, events list venues such as John s Cafe and neighborhood clubs.
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East Bay
Jone
John’s Cafe
San le Sunset
Medriation Club
Munset Active
Baumserg
Baumbarg Improvement Club
Clit
Fairview
Hetails
Comdale
Oakland
Farmers Lose Heartbreaker By 18 to 12
Hayward high varsity football battled back from an early 12 1 lead to defeat by Berkeley 18 to 12 in ACAL play. Vargas opened with an 86 yard run for Hayward and Don Reed scored on a reverse run. Berkeley capitalized on pass plays and a key fumble to surge ahead late, securing the Jackets first league win as Hayward failed on a late conversion and stalled near the goal.
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Wally Peary
Hayward High
Hayward
Barkeley
Jackets
Elineh
Repul
Sion
Albany
LEISE
Gerkley
Vargas
Berkeley
Jariet
Bob Leibe
Don
Pete Rebello
Hayward G. Berkeley
Farmers
Ray Arogki
Jeft
Jew
Peta Rebeljo
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Police Seek Local Barber Oscar Will Missing Since Thursday
Hayward and Oakland police search for Oscar R. Will a Hayward barber who left his San Lorenzo Village home at 8 30 pm Thursday with Mr and Mrs Paul Lamarr and has not been seen since Mrs Ning Will his wife reported to the San Lorenzo substation that he wore gabardine slacks a blue shirt no tie a brown checked sport coat a straw hat and black oxfords He had about 10 dollars on him Will is described five feet eleven inches tall about 204 pounds with light brown hair blue eyes and was last seen with no definitive destination.
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Haywardnd
Oakland
Oscar R. Will
Hayward
Andeta
San Lorenzo Village
Wills
Ning
Will
San Lorenzo
Paul A. Lamarr
Mastaye
Nue
British Jewel Thelves Reach Half Million Dollar Total With New Robberies
British jewel thieves connected to St James Palace continue raids in London stealing gems worth thousands from Sir Piers Legh and the Marchioness of Harlington. The series now totals about 300000 dollars in two weeks, with other thefts including jewels and mink coats from Bayswater and a London residence. Scotland Yard probes a likely international gang with dossiers filed. Pope Pius XII urges a broader sense of sin in a radio address to the Vatican congregations.
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Thelves
Lontion
Jewel Hieves
St. Jimes' Palace
Piers Logh
Marchioness of
Sir Tiers Legh
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Mamond
Lady Legh
Sir Pies
Pulice
St. James' Palace
Piccadilly
Queen Mary
Marlborough
Vivian van Dam
Scotland Yard
Geng
London
Hartington
Fashionable
Smith Ee
Westminster
Sheigi Vern
Duke of Devonshire
UN Seeks Action On Franco Issue at General Assembly
UN General Assembly convenes as Dr Felix Nielo Del Rio of Chile leads calls for action to end Franco regime in Spain. Norway urges formal debate to find means to unseat the dictatorship and establish a democratic Spain, rejecting non intervention for fascist regimes.
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United Nations Hall
United Nations
Francco
Spain
Felix. Nielo del Rio
Chile
UN General Assembly
Norway
Francisco Franco
del Rio
Man 73 Questioned On Accident Charge
Robert L. Henderson, 75, of 1899 Stanton Avenue, was questioned by deputies after a collision with pedestrian Avot Strutz, 28, at Bound First Street intersection yesterday. Henderson said he stopped, signaled a left turn, and that Strutz stepped into the path. he claimed to slow and not realize harm. A bystander pursued Henderson and another took down the license number, deputies said.
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Robert L. Henderson
Stanton Avenue
Avot Strutz
Bound First Street
Henderson
Bute
Struts
Maonderson
Government Takes Steps On Housing
The administration labels a housing emergency and acts to boost home output for veterans. Wyatt aims to import critical lumber products from Canada tariff free, study $54 million in loans to 11 firms for pre fabricated homes, and implement a premium plan to raise nail production. Canada’s exports face cuts under devalued dollar, with lumber imports vastly exceeding exports. Actress Lene Vierney and Oleg Cassini confirm divorce rumors and have consulted attorneys.
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Washington
Truman
Wilson CW
Wyatt
Canada
Unclian
Equest
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
U. S
Hosz
Hayward Art Week Plans Exhibit by California Masters
The American Art week committee for Southern Alameda County led by Elmer Stanhope and Mrs Ethel Gray plans a Hayward exhibit of noted California artists during American Art week in November 1907. The event runs November 3 to 10 at Frates and Stanhope studio galleries 21898 Foothill Boulevard with an Art in Action show and remains on display through November. An initial roster of 19 California artists has grown with additions including Mrs Josephine Capwell famed for flower studies and who helped found the Bay Region Art Association. Bef ore the war James Lovern is also listed among contributors.
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American Art Week Committee
Alameda County
Elmer Stanhope
Ethel Gray
William Fratex
Hayward
California
Frates and Stanhope
Foothill Boulevard
Josephine Capwell
Bay Region Art Association
Capwell
James Lovern
Poison in Goering’s possession revealed in inquiry
An official inquiry found Hermann Goering concealed potassium cyanide on his body or in his cell since his capture in May 1945 near Kitzbühel. About one cubic centimeter of poison was kept in a standard container hidden in his umbilical region and near a toilet seat within the Nuernberg prison.
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Nuernberg
Two Halloween Dances To Aid Local Children
Two benefit dances raise funds for children. The Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West host a Halloween dance at Burbank school auditorium. The Tamarack branch of the Children's Hospital of the East Bay hosts a Halloween carnival dance at Dublin Canyon Park with live music, supper, stunts, and costumes. Murray Petersen and his orchestra perform for the Tamarack event. NSDGW provides food and decorations. Proceeds support the Homeless Children Agency and the East Bay hospital wing expansion.
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Bath
Childiren Agency
Native Sons and Daughters of the
Murray Peterson
Murray Petersen
NSDGW
Tamarack Branch
East Bay
Children’s Hospital
Alameda County
Hayward
Tamarack Branel
Strike Drag On As TWA Pilots Remain Idle
Frank P. Douglas chair National Mediation Board announced after a conference with President Jack Frye of Transcontinental and Western Air that there is no immediate prospect of ending the air strike as pilots continue their walkout.
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Washington
Frank P. Douglas
The
National Mediation Board
Jack Frye
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
TWA
Football Scores From The Day Across Colleges
United Press reports mixed college football results with several teams scoring in double figures. Notable tallies include Georgia 70 Maine 4 and Michigan Pitt 6, while Gettysburg trails BYU 12 to 7 and Colgate loses 2 to 1.
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United Press
BYU
Gettysburg
Middlebury
Colgate
Pann State
Ghig U
Harvard
Ohio
Pheman
Georgia
Maine
Balte
Michigan
Pitt
Pura Pont
Rutger
Georgaie Ton
Asleasiuth
Wyane Bia
Earown
Betton
Galvantiy
Unionites Fly To Port Cities For Ratification
Union representatives head to port cities to present the 26 day old maritime settlement to locals for ratification. The accord between 44 shipping companies and the Masters Mates and Pilots Union aims to end the walkout, with pay increases and union security details set to be finalized. East and gulf coast talks anticipate rapid ratification and resumed shipping within 48 hours, though west coast operations may face delays until the nationwide deal holds.
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New York
WRIA
Gull
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
APL
Wx 4
Sorezone
Willen Ash
San Francisco
International
Longshoremen’s and Wares Housemen's Union
Committee For Maritime Unity
MMP
Betwen East
Gulf Coast Energers
Marine Enginégers’ Beneficial Association
CIO
Newark Man Killed In Collision Near Lowery Road
Manuel G. Martin 61, Newark employee, died at Fairmont hospital from injuries after his mule drawn wagon was struck on Marshford near Lowery road. Passenger Siveria 57 sustained scalp and leg injuries. driver Otis Hayward Cerler 34 said he could not avoid the crash. Alameda County reports it as the 39th traffic fatality of the year, under investigation. A second incident on East 14th Street left Troy Story 57 with minor injuries after being struck by a car. driver William Ellis McTeay 26 was not charged, Story cited for public drunkenness. Additional injuries included Faustino Ortiz 41 from a crash with Eldon Cravens 39 near San Lorenzo Village.
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Manuel G. Martin
Patterson Exach
Newark
Fairment Hospital
Marshford
Lowery Road
Siveria
Martin
Otis Hayward Cerler
Alamatia Longsiorenan
Marsh Road
March
Story
William Ellis McTeay
Gay Street
Dushiee
Jacob Harder Jr
Fairmont Hospital
Stacy
Faustino G. Ortix
Hathaway Avenue
Eldon F. Cravens
Andeta
San Lorenzo Village
Hesperian Boulevard
Paseo Grande
Weather Blamed For Plane Crash In Snowstorm
Laramie Wyoming WPA reports a rapid weather change as the tentative cause of the October 29 crash of a chartered Nals Air Transportation Service plane near Laramie. All 14 aboard, including pilot Clarence Robert Abarnathy, 27, of San Lorenzo Village, were killed during a driving snowstorm.
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Laramie
Wyo
WPA
Nals Air Transportation Service
Here
Clarence Robert Abarnathy
San Lorenzo Village
Forrestal Arrives in West Del Monte for Navy Day Weekend
Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal arrived by plane in West Del Monte California for a weekend rest before proceeding to Los Angeles for Navy Day celebrations Monday night.
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Forrestal
West del Monte
Calif
U.P
James Torrestal
Los Angeles
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Thomas W. Power
Anomes
Bower
Yestergiv
Irvingon
Con
Green Shutter
Apam
Bycamore
Veterans and Auxiliary
Bra Nidran
Hox
Don Vargas
Pope Pius Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius XII
As Son
Tierney
Hollywood Dp
Lene Vierney
Oleg Cassini
Wouaph Bennet
Archer
Emma BM. Patton
American Artists’ Profesional League
Ann K. Pennington
Fern Webber Shear
Alameda
Clleles
Wiliam
Alce
Rica Leeches
University of California Extension Division
Kent Stuttio
Goering
Turkey
Dardanelles
First St. Just of
FC St
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