McManamy Sells Lease on Sherman Field Airport
Phillip J McManamy and Asi Sassone announce the sale of Sherman Field lease north of Walnut Creek with 60 planes and 12 staff. The 103 acre field and lease will transfer by Jan 1 to Ed W McGah and John P O Shea who plan residential development and phased aviation shutdowns paving way to Buchanan Field. McManamy and Sassone have operated GI flight schools since 1947 training about 4000 students with Teds Beckett arranging the deal and Mrs Jeanne R Hansen selling the land.
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Sherman Field
Walnut Creek
Saldier’s Monument
Phillip J.phil McManamy
San Lorenzo Village
Asi Sassone
Berkeley
McManamy
Army Air Corps
Pacific Coast School of Aviation
Hayward Airport
Marjorie
Prado
Vilage
Ed W. McGah
John P. O'Shea
Bay Area
Contra Costa County
Buchanan Field
Pacheco
Market Rises on Auto Shares Amid Chrysler Settlement Hopes
New York stock market advanced as automotive shares led gains in a moderately active session. Optimism over a near settlement of the Chrysler work stoppage and favorable first quarter results fueled buying, with forecasts for high heavy industry output boosting sentiment as the market closed at session highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Wall Street
Cing
Auto upturn near Sunol injures three fishermen
A Jeep rollover on a dirt Geary road near the Calaveras Dam in Hayward Injured Harley Dennis 42 of Decoto and companions Joseph Mayes 27 of Hayward Ronald Chisholm 14 of Castro Valley. Dennis died on arrival at Livermore’s St Pauls hospital. Calhoun party found wreckage about 5 am.
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California
Fishi
Deepwoman
Hayward
Sunol
St. Paul's Hospital
Livermore
Harley A. Dennis
P.O. Box
Decoto
Joseph W. Mayes
Merceran Street
Ronald Chisholm
Mayes
Cameron Street
Castro Valley
la Honda Creek
Geary Road
Calaveras Dam
Dennis
Drip Leap
California Highway Patrol
Livermore Hospital
R. J. Calhoun
Niles
Calhoun
Sural
Burglar Ransacks Hay s Home After Unlocked Doors
Wava R Standland’s residence at 212 Sunset Boulevard Hay s was entered between 7 30 and p m last night by a burglar who found seven unlocked doors easy entry. The house was ransacked and about $36 in cash was missing. other valuables were not taken. Standland told investigators she left doors unlocked at 7 30 p m.
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Laurency Coors
Wava R. Standland
Sunset Boulevard
Hays
P.c
Oldest horseless carriage leads Heyward to Oakland parade
Iver Hoerle of 1375 A street owns the oldest car in the Heyward stop of the annual Homeless Carriage club caravan from Los Angeles to San Francisco. His 1915 or earlier Oldsmobile carries Jack Holland and former Mayor Art Phillips in costume. About 50 to 60 vintage cars joined the trek with a honeymoon pair among the riders.
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Heyward
Oakland
San Francisco
Oldsmobile
Iver Hoerle
A Street
Ivers Automotive
Cairo Street
Hoerle
Jack Holland
Total Dodge
Plymouth
Art Phillips
Los Angeles
Homeless Carriage Club
Twelve Die In Oklahoma Tornadoes Disasters Hit Holdenville
At least twelve people die across Oklahoma and Texas as a series of tornadoes strikes. Holdenville sufers extensive damage with about sixty homes destroyed and eighteen residents hospitalized. A Clyde Texas area tornado claims the Taber family and other residents as hail and winds topple brick houses. Police report many injured and missing in the early hours, with Red Cross declaring Holdenville a disaster area.
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Holdenville
Okle
Oklahoma
Texas
Callahan County
Clyde
Baird Bah
Okla
Ang
Hobart
Heddenville
Red Cross
O. L. Nickerson
West Texas
Haskell
Clyde Baird
Plains
Abiline
J. R. Ward
Clyde Weekly Enterprise
Bert Tabor
Annie Mie
Jack Pyatt
Jeff Griffin
Kenneth
K. D
Ben Collins
Heldenville
W. A. Downy
Haldenville
Karl Dean Walker
R.A. Glasscock
Ibbart
Cy Yates
the Sentinel Bank
Bert Taber
Annie Mae
Taber
Steve Waller
Smiles
Lyde
Centralized Construction Builds Alameda Builders Exchange
Francis Dunn urged Southern Alameda County builders to unite against encroachments on the industry at the inaugural meeting of the Builders Exchange in Hayward. Dunn warned that day labor state work threatens private contractors, while leaders from Oakland and San Francisco exchanges offered support and services to the new group.
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Nan Francis Dunn
Alameda County
Builders Exchange
Hayward
Dunn
Castro Villa
Carlos Bee
Orland Close
Southern
Marc Carlson
Barlow
San Francisco Exchange
Aurthur Edwards
Allan Scott Watts
Erick Holtemann
Peter Goldbranson
Weekend Auto Strike Settlement Nears End
DETROIT AP A weekend settlement of the 95 day Chrysler strike appeared likely as exhausted negotiators recessed after second all night talks. Federal conciliator E Marvin Sconyers said progress was made and further talks would continue with minimal sleep. About 144 000 workers face no job, but observers saw the home stretch toward a contract. The fourth quarterly conference of the Castro Valley Methodist church will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm with officer elections and reports.
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Detroit
A.P
Chrysler
E. Marvin Sconyers
Seonyers
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Robert W. Conder
Castro Valley Methodist Church
Leroy Lindsey
Robinson Memorial Tomorrow
Members of Hayward parlor 123 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 charter member and librarian of Mt Eden library since 1916 who died Thursday Recitations of the rosary will precede the memorial service with NDGW attendance urged by Miss Lillian Mosgaard president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Parlor
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Sorensen Brothers’ Chapel
B Street
Anna C. Robinson
Hesperian Boulevard
Robinson
Mt. Eden
Alameda
NDGW
Lillian Mosegaard
Excise Tax Cuts Face Truman Veto
Washington reports the house ways and means committee edged toward cutting excise taxes by 967.6 million dollars while labeling the move tentative awaiting final approval. The vote would reduce levies on railroad and bus fares, telephone bills, telegrams, furs, jewelry, cosmetics, luggage, theater, sporting events, and more.
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Washington
1.F
House
Ways and Means
Safety Drive Set To Begin On Monday
Operation Safety a month long traffic safety drive by the National Safety Council will receive support from Alvin Joseph in Hayward owner of a motor agency. May is vehicle maintenance month with a free ten point safety check offered. Joseph cites Ioa police statistics and lists the checkup items including brakes tires steering glass horn lights wheels windshield wiper rear vision muffler and exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Alvin Joseph
Hayward
Joseph
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Rodrigues Funeral Monday
Rodrigues funeral services are set for Monday at the Residence chapel of Hayward mortuary 897 Castra for Anton Rodrigues of 759 B street victim of a Tuesday night auto pedestrian accident Mass will be said at All Saints Catholic church at 11 o clock Interment follows at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno He is survived by brothers Albert and Joseph Rodrigues sisters Adeline Bernardo Perry Carrie Bernardo Perry Virginia Jardin and others Rosary will be recited Sunday at 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Anton Rodrigues
Hayward Mortuary
Castra
All Saints Catholic Church
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Antone
Mary Rodrigues
Rodrigues
Albert
Jsoeph Rodrigues
Adeline
Carrie Bernardo Perry
Oakland
Virginia Jardin
Lodi
The Chair That Rocks And Rocks All By Itself
In Muscatine Iowa, Floyd and Mrs Holladay report their red upholstered rocker rocks on its own. For eight years it rocked when spoken about and now moves with every mention. The family moved the chair through six rooms and even atop it. visitors felt it rock, while experts offered theories about floor level, clay, or settling. The family plans to keep the chair, despite fears.
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Muscatine
U.P
Floyd Holladay
Holladays
Halladays
Kenneth
Ken
Holladay
Houseman
Clyde
Jack
Halladay Home
Kenneth Sai
Mrs Lemos Dies After 71 Years In Hayward Community
Rose S. Lemos of 847 Hith Street Hayward died yesterday at 71. Survived by husband six children 13 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren. siblings include Mary Rodrigues Barbara Lemos and Amelia Pacheco. Funeral from Sorenson Brothers Chapel Monday 10 am with mass at All Saints 10:30 am and burial at Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
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Hayward
Rose S. Lemos
Hith Street
Lemos
John §. Lemos Jr
San Jose
Mary Lemos
Modesta
Rose Miranda
Crockett
Manuel Lemos
Newman
Amelia Alves
Emily
Two Men Face Contempt Charge In Senate Inquiry
Senator Tydings announced contempt citations against former Communist Browder and activist Field for defying subpoenas during a Senate investigation. Browder refused to answer questions about party associations and a 1945 meeting, while Field dodged inquiries into his ties to prominent witnesses and alleged communists.
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Senate
Tydings
Browder
Field
Committee
Edward P. Morgan
State Department
New York
Owen Lattimore
Joseph A. McCarthy
Wis
Lattimore
Congressional
Morgan
Red
Sen
Bourke B. Hickerooper, R
Morton
J. Howard McGrath
San Francisco Bakery Workers Prepare Four-Unit Strike
San Francisco bakery workers authorized by AFL Local 24 to strike four bakeries Langendaorf Continental Kilpatrick and Oroweat at midnight unless last minute talks avert action. About 500 bakers expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Francisco
U.P
San Francisco
AFL Labor Council
Bakery Workers Union
Langendaorf
Continental
Kilpatrick
Oroweat
Weather: fair today and weekend with little temperature change
The forecast shows fair conditions this afternoon and tonight into Sunday with only small temperature shifts. Oakland airport reports a high yesterday and a low today, indicating a stable pattern ahead.
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Oakland Airport
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McMenamy
Mt. Lion
Harry
Rowell
Westlien
Darlene Yeager
Jill Lansman
Pat Nor
Kent Studio
Truman
Mrs. Lemos
Ham
Holy Sepulchre
S. F. Bakery
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