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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1947

Page

1

Community Forum on Building a Hospital Theme of Meeting

Hayward area residents gather for a dinner forum at Hayward High School to discuss hospital needs. Phillip K. Gilman of the state hospital survey bureau will lead, with local speakers Jerome Crawford and Stanley Block. Dinner served by High School PTA.

Fargins Omorraw Hight Lhe Haywind Bleh Afetoria Wanmu Paneer Eer Phillip K. Gilman Atite Bureau of States Survey Bureau Wallin Dar Ihe Jerome Crawford Hayward Counel Stanley Block Hayward Area Mes Eulalia Tillotson Bay Disstrict Council of Miss Priester Hayward Club Mildred Rossin Dragram Fowl Brw Ramona Hopkins Suroy Alameda County May Peblye Health Tne Thekman

New Dane King Leads Mourning in Copenhagen

King Frederik IX ascends after King Christian X dies at nearly 85-year reign that spanned two world wars. Frederik and Queen Ingrid, formerly of Sweden, visited Christianborg Palace. Prime Minister Knud Kristensen to announce succession from the palace balcony. Churches toll bells as the cabinet resigns but remains to serve.

Frederike IX Tou Christian X Ingeld Sweden Christianborg el del Knud Kristenesen Freduris Chistianborg Palace

Fire damages village home and contents

A fire on Lorena Avenue, the home of Louis Farina, caused $200 damage to the structure and $100 for closet contents. San Loreno Village fire department responded at 11:85 p.m, bringing the blaze under control with hoses after neighbors aided the responders.

Lorena Avenue Louis Farina San Loreno Village Faring Ste Aeaghyors Asia Inn

Tanya's Bookkeeper Faces Preliminary Trial

George Silverwatch and Tun Larber's boatkeopen at her Crow Anyon were scheduled to appear in court Lodan ab Em before Judge Jacob Handsdr for a preliminary trial on ad check charges. Silverwatch 19 alao ea-defrad nt with Tangs on 1 counts of inflation of the California labor WwW.

George Sulverwatch Tunlarber Jacob Hands Dr California

Community Calendar Storm of Groups and Meetings

A dense listing of civic, church, and fraternal events across Ashland and nearby districts. Meetings include city hall sessions, temple and church services, lodge and club gatherings, school events, and a May election notice. Strong entities include Oak Forward Muir Tract, Trinity Church, Knights of Columbus, Lions Club, and the Chamber of Commerce.

Oda Bey Toubell City Hall Showana Council Navy Mothera Cah Rourdiable Tarkham School Knights of Columbus P.m Anla Job's Daughters Ose Lodge Sycamore Toda TOOF Edua Mons Omorrow Chamher of Commerce Noon Green Suthex Ashland Improvement Club Valerans Ing Wastro Valley Lions Ward High School PTA Ook Forward

Carl Eknos Wins High Rotary Post

Carl Eknos former president of the Hayward Rotary Club was elevated today to governor of Rotary International District 105. He arrives with about 73 club members from Hayward for district events and will lead 85 clubs across Alameda Contra Costa and portions of Sacramento Valley. He succeeds Willie Oxhurry of Oakland Rotary amid districtwide celebrations and a formal dinner in Berkeley.

Carl Eknos Thayward Trotary Club Sovernorshy Rotary International Hayward Union High Select Berkeley Hayward Clubs Te Chirontoul Hotel Proaeht Ahmeda Contra Costa Courities Saramento Valley Sacramento River Drayward Oukland Albany Alimedi East Oakland Livermore Richmond Martings Pitts Bur Vicki Walnut Creek Anhock Redding Red Bluff Tuluslake Weaverville Migs Chiego Woodland Ekwos Willie Oxhurry Oakland

Peace talks pace set after nationwide telephone strike

Washington officials said wage settlements soon hit the industry as United States Steel and NFTW reported an 18 cent average hourly increase. AT&T noted other companies could follow, with arbiration still possible for individual firms. The pattern, used across steel, rubber, and electrical manufacturing, now frames pending local agreements.

Washington White House United States Steel Corporation United Stealworkers CSO Lorigensky NFTW Joseph Borne Americanelephone and Telegraph Company At&t

PTA Choral Group Plans Musical Program at Hayward Church

The Castro Valley PTA Choral group presents a program of musical numbers at Hayward Presbyterian Church meeting. Selections include Softly and Tenderly, Thanks Be to God, Indian Dawn, Mur Murty Zephyrs. Mrs Tedris Rabingon will perform two solos The Holy City and Mighty Like a Rose. Choir directed by Dickie and Mrs Lowell Lass with accompaniment by 14.

Castro Valley PTA Choral Hill Hayward Olin Stephen Adams Ethelbert Nevin Dickie Lowell ‘Lass

Foley Son Hurt In Fall From Horse

Paul Foley a 13 year old son of Attorney Thomas Lester Foley was thrown from a horse yesterday afternoon. Deputies said the horse slipped and fell causing the injury. He was taken to Hayward hospital with cuts abrasions and contusions his condition reported as good

Paul Foley Thomas Lester Foley Soto Street Foley Young Foley Hayward

APL Invites CIO to Peace Conference on April 24

The APL invited the CIO to a peace conference here on April 24 to discuss labor relations and potential settlement steps. Both sides will outline aims and seek a cooperative path forward.

Union Peace Washington U.2 APL CIO

Ten Thousand Witness Air Show at Port

Ten thousand people attended the Dayward municipal Airport ceremony despite missing 180 jet planes due to wind. The event showcased a dramatic rescue demonstration, local plane stunts, and speeches by War Assets Administration officials confirming the airport’s transfer to the city on a self supporting, non profit basis.

Ote Ix Yuna Wiunilton Field

3 Ton Flying Bomb Demonstrated by Navy at Fort Mugu Calif

Fort Mugu Calif U P reports the navy unveiled a guided flying bomb named KUW 1 or Loon. It weighs about 6000 pounds, speeds over 425 mph, radio controlled with a 150 mile range. Demonstration drew 75 journalists as engineers described remote control tech and comparisons to German V 1 V 2 weapons.

Fort Mugu Calif U.P Navy Japan Ciimeramen United States English Channel London U. S. Navy Jose Idhan A. B. Scoles

Fire damages new Crave and Hichland home under construction

Firefighters traced a blaze that damaged a new residence at Crave and Hichland fiveages last night causing about 2000 in losses. Wiring not yet installed and cigarette end sighted by an observer suggest the origin, while neighbors summoned the Cherryland fire department. The home, under construction by Bon Kopf, is insured.

Vons Crave Hichland Cherryland Mey Fee Bon Kopf Conletor Fremen

Oro Loma to Decide On Office Site

The Oro Loma Sanitary District board will discuss a new office site agenda for tomorrow night at 8:44 in Foothill Boulevard quarters. A site measuring at least 55 by 225 feet is sought, with the only recent offer to establish the office at San Lorenzo Village.

Oro Lome Sanitary District Boncd of Directors San Lorenzo Village

Detroit Strike Violence Leaves Several Injured on Picket Lines

In Detroit a daytime telephone picket escalated into violence injuring at least three people. Police report an assault and battery warrant issued for a striker accused of kicking an officer amid the clash.

Detroit

City Manager Poll Results Show Mixed Voter Interest

The Committee of the City Manager announces postcard poll results from 2200 voters. Sixty-seven cards returned, sixty-five favoring manager, one undecided, one opposed. No explicit No vote option. A separate Rex poll of 100 residents shows 16 ballots for manager and 24 for Villager proposition.

Td Far City Manages Rexview Lesienits

City Council Meets Again Tonight in Regular Session

City hall will host the fourth consecutive council meeting this month. Tonight’s regular session starts at 8 p m after last week’s special meeting and follows the pattern of meetings on the first and third Mondays.

Ron the Firat

Rubber wage boost in Detroit amid UAW talks

General Motors said it reached a wage agreement with the CIO United Auto Workers. The pact covers about 3,200 workers and provides a 16 cent per hour increase in Detroit.

Detroit General Motora Corporation CIO United Auto Workers United Ber

Polls Open For Vote In City Tomorrow

Daily Review from Hayward California reports polls set to open in the city tomorrow for local voters. A Pacific War update notes Japan’s holdouts on Peleliu Island facing ongoing U S military action and a formal surrender ceremony with Captain L O Fox presenting the Japanese flag.

Honolulu Iive Atuy Peluliu Island Frank Guam Umeda Anmed Jipse Te Ishind L. O. Fox Pala Yamaguch Imperial Japanear U.S Navy

Radio show cut off air sparks NBC inquiry

Fragmentary report describes NBC halting a test involving New York station WPIX and personalities Allen Portier and Hoffa wife Portis amid a backstage dispute. The onair interruption followed a tense dialogue about program ends and time usage, with references to a view president and vacation timing.

YOKIX WPI Allen National Broadcasting Company Porter Hoffa Pt Mtn Fle Adler

President urges wage moderation Amid low mood economy

In New York the President calls for price cuts and restrained labor demands to avert recession. He warns against overreacting to low mood, urges steps to prevent inflation and unemployment, and presses Congress to ease the housing shortage and support production targets.

Reece Letttess Amevicd Peave Une Oeo- Monte OSD Imo Malin Qiur Trunin Tina Phocidine Wari

Motorcycle crash injures two riders at Hayward intersection

A Sunday night collision at Watkins and Jackson streets in Hayward injured two people. Chester Bartolé, 21, of Redwood City, rode a motorcycle and was thrown, striking Beckerdite, 11, on the back. Beckerdite, of Medyont City, was hospitalized with head injuries. Bartolé was examined and released. both remained under observation for treatment. Officers described the sixth and only details as part of the ongoing investigation.

Hwo Watkins Jackson Streets Hayward Chester Bartolé Redwood City Jett Durn Yn Beckerdite Medyont City Toreyele Bartole M Burkerdite Fadrmont Vaghland Hospital Gok Koall Nealy Hospital Mie Taper Thergon Mina Bottoms Gary

Strike spreads to nearby communities in Nevada and California

A telephony workers walkout expands from Strikes spread across Northern California and into Nevada, with Renu’s workers joining. The action affects local plants and service centers, prompting emergency talks as unions and management seek a resolution.

Renu Commadidies i California Nevada Jordin

Village Fire Starts in Closet

Firefighters battled a blaze in a closet at the home of Mrs A Waking in San Torenzo Village. Firemen arrived after a mailman alerted authorities and had the fire under control. Origin undetermined though suspected to be started by a lamp or ember due to unwired wall setup.

Hong San Torenzo

Knights Observe 35th Anniversary Dinner Tonight

The Hayward council of Knights of Columbus marks the thirty fifth anniversary with a celebration tonight led by Grand Knight Clifford Duarte. Ten candidates will be initiated as part of the observance honoring the council founders.

Hayward Corneil Knights of Columbus Clifford Duarte

Weather outlook: clear tonight into Tuesday

Weather guidance notes a clear to fair period with a slight temperature rise. Northwest winds rise to moderate to fresh by afternoon. Humidity and rainfall are minimal with no significant precipitation expected.

Hiatt Dais

City Council Split Votes on Manager Plan Amid Elections

Confusing city wide vote looms as three council members back a manager proposal while Mayor Haar and Jesse Silva oppose. Campaigns for and against the plan unfold with precinct polling sites and staff listings across multiple Castro Street locations and 353 B Street.

Omar Lecord Bull Wilson Duck Holland Art Phillips John J. Haar Jesse Silva Silva John Penn Peimpaigns Logally le Haars Lester Poachoipaan Don Lendigs Leonard Tet A MM King Castaff Mary Medias Kante M. Solvera Mina CG Patties Vial Matthew J. Stephens Cry Clank Trehe Castro Street Mabel Heyer Della B. Jester Emma Hi Larkey Nell M. Simpoon

Four Year Old Hit by Automobile in San Lorenzo

Alfred J. Tindner, four, escaped with minor bruises after being struck by a car driven by Richard M. Paulsen in San Lorenzo. Paulsen, 98, said the boy darted in front of his vehicle near a parked car. The child was taken to the Lindner residence for examination and released to his father.

Alfred J. Tindner Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo Richard IM. Paulsen Vin Mirabel Sheriffs’ Office Paulaen Lindner

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