McManamy Sells Lease on Sherman Field Airstrip
Phillip J McManamy and Art Sassone announce sale of the lease on Sherman Field airport three miles north of Walnut Creek near Soldiers Monument. The 105 acre field will shift to Ed W McGah and John P O Shea with plans for a residential development and cessation of aviation there.
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Sherman Field
Walnut Creek
Soldier's Monument
Phillip J
Phill) McManamy
San Lorenzo Village
Art Sassone
Berkeley
McManamy
Army Air Corps
Pacific Coast School of Aviation
Hayward Airport
Marjorie
Prado
Ed W. McGah
John P. O'Shea
Bay Area
Contra Costa
Market gains led by autos amid Chrysler settlement hopes
New York stocks advanced with gains over a point in moderate activity as Chrysler work stoppage neared settlement. Strong first quarter results and forecasts of sustained high heavy industry boosted optimism, with automotive shares leading and lifting overall demand and closing near session highs.
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New York
Chrysler
Wall Street
Cing
Jeep rolls down embankment in Sunol fatality early today
A 2 December California trout season tragedy near Sunol left Harley Dennis 42 of Decoto dead at St. Pauls hospital Livermore from a crushed chest. His companions Joseph Mayes 27 Hayward and Ronald Chisholm 14 Castro Valley injured with pelvis fracture and a broken leg. California highway patrol found 35 feet of skid marks on the dirt road near Calaveras Dam. The crash occurred about 5 am with wreckage found by R J Calhoun of Niles around 6 am.
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California
Decoto
Hayward Area
Sunol
St. Paul's Hospital
Livermore
Harley A. Dinnis
P.O. Box
Joseph W. Mayes
Merceran Street
Hayward
Ronald Chisholm
Mayes
Cameron Street
Castro Valley
la Honda Creek
Geary Road
Calaveras Dam
Dennis
California Highway Patrol
Livermore Hospital
R. J. Calhoun
Niles
Calhoun
Unlocked Doors Aid Burglar At Home
Wava R Standland, 37, Sunset boulevard Hayward, reported a burglar ransacked her home last night between 7 30 and 11 45 p m. The house was found in disorder but only $35 in cash was missing. The resident said she left the doors unlocked when she departed at 7 p m.
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Wava R. Standland
Sunset Boulevard
Hayward
Oldsmobile leads Horseless Carriage parade to Oakland and SF
The oldest car in a 1915-or-earlier lineup stops in Heyward on the way to Oakland and San Francisco. Owner Iver Hoerle, a local mechanic, owns several rare autos kept running as a hobby. Former Mayor Art Phillips rides in period costume with Jack Holland at the wheel. About 50 to 60 antique vehicles traveled from Los Angeles, pausing in several cities.
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Heyward
Oakland
San Francisco
Oldsmobile
Iver Hoerle
Ivers
Castro Street
Moerle
Jack Holland
Dodge
Plymouth Deaser
Art Phillips
Los Angeles
Horseless Carriage Club
Tornado Toll Hits Oklahoma and Texas Counties
A series of Oklahoma and west Texas tornadoes left at least 12 dead, with Holdenville and Clyde key hard-hit areas. In Holdenville the storm destroyed 60 homes and injured dozens, while Clyde suffered multiple fatalities including the Tabor family. Red Cross labeled Holdenville a disaster area. casualties and missing persons were reported as the nights’ chaos began to clear.
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Holdenville
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
Callahan County
Clyde
Baird
Sentinel
Hobart
Heldenville
Red Cross
O. L. Nickerson
Hldenville
West Texas
Haskell
Clyde- Baird
Abiline
J. R. Ward
Clyde Weekly Enterprise
Bert Tabor
Annie Mae
Jack Pyatt
Pyatt
Jeff Griffin
Kenneth
K. D
Ben Collins
W. A. Dowdy
Karl Dean Walker
R. A. Glasscock
Cy Yates
the Sentinel Bank
Bert ‘Labor
Annie Mac
Taber
Steve Walker
Builders Exchance of Hayward Formed to Fight Encroachment
Southern Alameda County labor and construction leaders urged unity to push back against prison and public labor competition. At the Castro Villa meeting in Hayward, Dunn warned that state work by day laborers threatens private industry while public agencies shortchange workers. The new Builders Exchange of Hayward, the 25th in California, aims to coordinate contracts and services with state and local exchanges and to promote public engagement in construction projects.
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Francis Jum
Alameda County
Builders Exchan of
Hayward
Dunn
Exchange
Castro Villa Dime
Carlos Bee
G. Orland Close
Southern Alameda Court
Siuilders Exchange
Harold Barlow
Builders Exchange of
Hal Reynolds
California State Builders Exchange
Scoup
California
the State Exchange
Cliff Darwin
Oakland Exchange
Marc Carlson
Barlow
San Francisco Exchange
Aurthur Edwards
Allan Scott Watts
Erick Holtemann
Peter Goldbransar
Weekend Auto Strike Settlement Nears Completion
Detroit reports a weekend settlement of the 95 day Chrysler strike as CIO UAW negotiators and Chrysler work toward a contract. E. Marvin Sconyers said progress was made after 20 hours of talks, with 144000 workers affected and 89000 production staff likely to return next week if talks continue. Observers expect the final agreement to be put into contract form.
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Detroit
A.S
Chrysler
E. Marvin Sconyers
Sconyers
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Robert W. Conder
Quarterly Conference at Castro Valley Church
The fourth quarterly conference of Castro Valley Methodist Church meets tomorrow at 2:30 PM. Agenda includes officer elections and annual reports. Rev. Leroy Lindsey urges all members to attend.
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Castro Valley Methodist Church
Leroy Lindsey
Robinson Memorial Tomorrow
Members of Hayward parlor 122 Native Daughters of the Golden West will hold memorial services tomorrow evening at 8:15 at Sorensen Brothers chapel 1140 B street for Mrs Anna C Robinson a charter member and librarian of the Mt Eden library branch since 1918. Recitation of the rosary will start at 8 p.m. at the funeral home and be followed by NDGW services requested by president Miss Lillian Mosegaard.
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Hayward
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Sorensen Brothers’ Chapel
Anna C. Robinson
Hesperian Boulevard
Robinson
Mt. Eden
Alameda
NDGW
Lillian Mosegaard
Excise Tax Cuts Face Truman Veto
Washington report notes the House Ways and Means Committee edged toward approving excise tax cuts totaling about 967 million dollars. The panel left the action labeled tentative and subject to final approval, while signaling support for continued reductions on tickets, services, and fashion items already eased.
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Washington
U.P
House
Ways and Means
Safety Drive Set To Begin On Monday
Operation Safety, a month long traffic safety drive, is backed by Alvin Joseph in Hayward with auto dealers joining. May is vehicle maintenance month and his firm offers a free ten point safety check. The check covers brakes, tires, steering, glass, horn, lights, wheels, wiper, rear vision mirror, muffler and exhaust.
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National Safety Council
Alvin Joseph Jin Hayward
Joseph
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Rodrigues Funeral Monday
Funeral rites for Anton Rodrigues of 754 B street are set for Monday at 6 30 am from the Residence chapel of Hayward mortuary 297 Castro street and a 9 am mass at All Saints Catholic church Interment follows at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno He is survived by brothers Aleri and Jsoeph and sisters Adeline Gallosia Caryie Bernard Mary Perry and Virginia Jardin A rosary will be recited Sunday at 8 pm at the funeral home.
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Anton Rodrigues
Hayward Mortuary
Castro Street
All Saints Catholic Church
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Antone
Mary Rodrigues
Rodrigues
The Chair That Rocks And Rocks All By Itself
The Holladays of Muscatine Iowa report a red upholstered rocking chair that rocks autonomously for days after discussion of the chair. Investigators attribute possibilities from floor level to seismic shifts, but the family refuses to part with the chair and notes it rocks when spoken about.
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Muscatine
Floyd Holladay
Halladays
Kenneth
Ken
Mrs Lemos Dies After 71 Years In Hayward Community
Mrs Rose Lemos a Azores native and Hayward resident for 27 years died yesterday at 71. She is survived by husband six children 13 grandchildren and great grandchildren and several sisters. Funeral from Sorensen Brothers Chapel Hayward Monday at 10 am with services at All Saints Church 10:30 am Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Hayward
Rose
Lemos
High Street
Haywan
Ihr
John S. Lemos Jr
San Jose
Mary Lemos
Dodesto
Rose Miranda
Iockatt
Manuel Lemos
Newman
Amelia
Boostreet
All-Saint’s Church
Contempt Citations Sought For Browder And Field
Senate subcommittee chairman Millard E. Tydings ordered contempt citations prepared against Earl Browder and Frederick Van derbilt Field for refusing to answer questions under subpoenas. Browder ducked a 1945 meeting with a Chinese Communist official and Field denied being a Communist while denying ties to Owen Lattimore. Contempt action would go to court for possible fines or jail if found guilty.
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Waslington
U.P
Millard E. Tydings
Senate Communist Investigatins
Earl Browder
Frederick Vanderbilt
Tydings
Senate
Browder
Field
Angel
Edward P. Morgan
State Department
New York
Owen Lattimore
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Lattimore
Congress
Morgan
Red
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
J. Huard McGrath
San Francisco Bakery Union Set for Midnight Walkout
Bakery workers in San Francisco plan a strike of about 500 across Langendorf Continental Kilpatrick and Crowcat bakeries at midnight unless last minute talks succeed. AFL Labor Council authorized Local 24 Bakery Workers Union and a meeting is set for 8 pm tonight.
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San Francisco
U.pi
AFL Labor Council
Bakery Workers Union
Langendorf
Continental
Kilpatrick
Crowcat
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Tleataatead
Dunn Hill Public Construction Labor
Mt. Lion
Harry Rowell
Are
Darlene Yeager
Jill Lansman
Pat Ner
Kent Sindia
Truman
Holladay
Jack
Mrs. Lemos
Holy Sepulchre
S. F. Bakery
Hayward ‘Strip
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