Moving Center To New Site Starts Soon
Work begins soon to move the old Club Alabam to a site at the end of Blgin avenue along East 14th Street toward Ashland and Elgin to serve the unincorporated Hayward Castro Valley area as a community center. Completion expected by mid January with volunteer laborers carpenters electricians and plumbers aiding the move. St B Montgomery movers of Oak Island will transport the three sections of the building to the new site after a fundraising Eden chamber dinner where proceeds added to the Community Center fund.
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Blgin Avenue
Hayward
Castro Valley Aga
Dave Recky
Virginia
Eden Chamber of Commerce
Tony Garcia
Beeby
St. B. Montgomery Movers
Oak Island
eThe
14Th Street
Ashland Avenue
Ashland
Elgin
Atap
Ceriler
George Harter
Ignass
Alena Prentiss
Fritz Meyers
Mary Vaccaro
Genevan Faria
Eden Business
Junction Florist
T. W. Fletcher
Warren Smith
Josephine Mayes
Negligence Blamed in Car Deaths
A coroner's inquest in Ilus indicts Tsasc Goodman and Robert Monroe as negligent in a fatal head on and side swipe crash on Pergola Hill. Victims include Mrs. Rose Bolshaw and Mrs. Regina Flutorman. Accidental deaths include Antone George family in a heater vent case and Johan Levgren struck by a truck on Sesperian Boulevard.
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Pergola Hill
Ilus
Tsasc Goodman
Los Angeles
Robert I. Monroe
Paramount
Rose Bolshaw
Palomares Canyon Road
Regina Flutorman
Antone George
Blanche
Marvin
Niles-Alvarado Road
Johan Philip Levgren
Bastavenue
Hayward
Sesperian Boulevard
Manuel Souza
Western Pacific
Sycamore Street
John Norbert Naia
Berge Mortuary
Niles Umnder
Mark Emerson
Alsineda County
Weather outlook shows fair afternoon and partial clouds
The forecast calls for fair conditions this afternoon and Saturday with a partly cloudy sky and only a slight chance of a few showers late. Skies lighten into the evening with no major weather events expected.
Hangover Cures From Hill. Senators to Library Beers
Washington reporters survey hangover cures from many sources. A hotel menu suggests a lobster stew breakfast with vinegar, while a bartender backs hot broth with rye. Others praise milk, tomato juice, champagne eggs, dandelion soup with bitters, or butter before drinking. Findings show long history of remedies across individuals and old Library of Congress volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bath
Béals
Library of Congress
Asgaveh
Navy
Burglars Get Loot Valued At 687 Here
Thieves broke into an A street home between late last night and 1 30 this morning and stole clothing and jewelry valued at about 607.50. Marion Davis 54 of 2730 A street Hayward reported the burglary saying a pass key was used with no evidence of forced entry. A black metal wardrobe trunk carried the items weighing over 100 pounds was removed from the house along with two hangers and cash a nearby residence yielded no other losses. Police found another black metal suitcase in the home but nothing was taken.
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Marion
Davis
Hayward
Kitch
Sheriff's
Americanism Drive in Village Planned by Legion
American Legion post 475 of San Lorenzo plans an Americanism drive in the Village to display the national emblem at every home. Comdr Frank Hansen says the effort aims to attract national magazines and showcase festive atmosphere, with three by five foot flags supplied at reduced cost and volunteers calling on homeowners during game time.
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American Legion Post 475
San Lorenzo
Frank Hansen
Hansen
rLegian Committee
al Hin
Flanagan
Magdalernarisehair
S. Americen
Marines Sell Lots at Resort under Marine League plan
The Marine Corps League in California gains approval to sell land within its resort recreation area near Twain Harte. Board plans include administration and building sites, stream clearance, fishing and winter ski activities. Wires, water, a five room house, a barn, and other facilities exist on the 600 acre site open to Marines, ex Marines, and fallen Marines families, with meetings in Hayward and Sonora planned to discuss land purchases and employment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps Luaggiis
California
Ccorporation
Hayward
William L. Keys
Lucerne
Keys
Frank Shinn
Marine Corps League
Sonora
Three Day Festival to Celebrate Hetchy Water Link
Hayward plans a three day festival in mid January ending February 17 18 to mark the completion of the Hetch Hetchy water line connecting to the city and supplying 1.5 million gallons daily. Bill Wilson of the Development Commission says merchants and city officials will cooperate for a successful celebration featuring a queen election dances programs and city decor. The $700 000 project is expected to finish early January with construction tying Mission San Jose to the San Francisco system and using underground wells as a reserve.
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Hayavard
Hetch- Hetchy
Hmicab City
Merchants’ Association
Development Commission
Hayward Theater
Wilson
Hugh Gallaher
Hayward Ra
San Francisco
Ling
Mission San Jose
Sen
Joby Hisar
Golden Gate City
Water Department
Aks
Ine
East Bay i Municipal Utilities District
Yaar
San Franci
New Chapel Dedication On Monday
Formal dedication services for the remodeled Hay and Diospel chapel at Meekland and Smalley avenues will be held Monday, June 2, at 3 p.m. Brother Henry Peterson from Los Angeles will give the address. A musical program and refreshments follow the service. The project was largely funded by assembly members. An old-fashioned evangelistic service will follow in the evening with Brothers Harold Kessler and Robert Young delivering messages. Evangelistic meetings will continue Tuesday through Friday with Brother Kessler officiating.
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Meekland and
Smalley Avenues
Henry Peterson
Gospel Church
Los Angeles
Harold Kessler
Tiverside
Robert Young
Atr Dere
Brother Kessler
Bids Pour In for Proposed Air Force Academy Site
More than 140 municipalities bid for the Air Force academy site with bids arriving by mail and telegram. A selection board will screen sites for physical suitability, then recommend one location to Air Secretary Symington and Defense Secretary Johnson for Congress to authorize a new service academy. Some lawmakers worry over local favoritism and potential opposition to a third armed services undergraduate academy.
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Washington
Air Force Academy
Air Force
Defense Department
Congress
Army
Arest Point
Navy
Annapolis
Mad
Special Air Force Academy Selection Board
Air
W. Stuart Symington
Defense
Louie Johnson
Carl Spaate
Air Chief of Staff
Symington
Johnson
Armed Service
Collier Resigns as Standard Oil of California Chairman
H. D. Collier has resigned as chairman of the Standard Oil Co. of California board of directors effective tomorrow. He will remain a director and chairman of the finance committee. R. C. Folice was elected to succeed him as board chairman and former president.
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San Francisco
UPI
H. D. Collier
Standard Oil Co. of California
Collier
R. C. Folice
White Haired Woman On Castro Street Dollar Subject
A white haired woman about 5 feet 2 inches tall in a gray tailored suit with a pink scarf and black walking shoes walked Castro Street shortly before noon Thursday while carrying a freshly cleaned sull. Ex jockey Jimmy Simmons collected yesterday's dollar award.
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Castro Street
The
Daily Review
Jimmy Simmons
Key System Starts Courtesy Club for Its Drivers
Key System Transit Sites today announced creation of a Courtesy Club with a Driver of the Month contest. Drivers judged most merited will be named Driver or Trainman of the Month and receive a $30 prize. Judging by Mayor Clifford Rishel, Clarence A. Miner, and EB Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Rishel
Clarence A. Miner
Besley
National Safety Council
EB. H. Henson
Drivers* Union
Warren Signs School Bill to Aid Overburdened Districts
Gov Earl Warren signed a bill providing 2,100,000 dollars in immediate aid to needy California school districts facing large attendance-driven costs. The measure, backed by Assemblyman Robert C Kirkwood, requires districts to apply and prove need. Applications are due February 1 with apportionment by the superintendent of public instruction.
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Sa&cramentg
Earl Warren
Robert C. Kirkwood
R. Saratnga
California
Warren
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mare
Contagious Diseases In Eden Township Week Totals
A report to the Alameda county health department covers Eden township for the week ended December 24 noting ten communicable disease cases. Hayward had none. San Leandro reported polio. Other cases included chickenpox, German measles, measles, mumps, and one epilepsy instance.
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Hayward
Eden Township
Alameda
Area CofC Dine rs Hear Scott At Jan Dinner
A.W. Scott, famed globe trotter and radio speaker of The Romance of the Highways, will address the Wayward area chamber of commerce at its January 10 dinner at Hayward Union High School cafeteria. Installation rites for new officers led by E Guy Warren follow his talk.
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A.W. Scott
KGQO
Wayward Area Chamber of Enmwierce
Hayward Union High School
Scott
Chambers
E Guy Warren
Bath
Royal Navy
Royal Navy Air Service
England
Navy
Stott
America
Theoughways
Pacific Chieys Round Lines
Needy Family Receives Christmas Basket From Catholic Vets
Mr and Mrs M A Nesby leaders of St John s Catholic War Veterans Post 1470 spent Christmas Eve assembling and delivering a basket to a poor veteran s family. Welfare Officer John Schmit and George Watson assisted. Mrs Nesby visited Livermore hospital to distribute cigarettes and greet patients. She toured San Lorenzo Village with parish chair, singing carols. Teens were served hot chocolate and cake at the Nesby home before an evening of dancing.
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M.A. Nésby
St. John’s
N Ashland Man Another Fatality in California Crash
A string of fatalities on Hayward area highways leaves two men dead and another injured. Pedro Gonzales, 68, of 145th Avenue, was struck near 14th Street and died at Fairmont Hospital. Driver Robert Borges, 46, claims he was in the northbound lane when Gonzales stepped into traffic. Witnesses say Gonzales crossed from the curb. William Collins, 75, a Key System pensioner from Oakland, died at Paseo hill crossing earlier. Peter Madison, 59, of Green Shady Hotel, was hospitalized with head injuries after a separate crash in San Leandro. driver Jack Sharzela, 16, was cited for speeding 97 mph in a 33 mph zone.
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Hayward Area
Pedro Gonza
145Th Avenue
14Th Street
Robert D. Borg
Margery
Ashland
California
Highway Patrol
Gonzales
Fairmont Hospital
Borges
California Highway Patrol
Boyes
145Ths Avenue
William Collins
Oakland
Pergola
Phe
Cartier
Chiles PePagli
Paoli
Hayward
Peter Madison
Green Shotley Hotel
Tony
Highland Pital
San Leandro
Madison
Jack R. Sharzela
MrKinley Court
Peaceful end for Carol Jean Nordham heroically named
Carol Jean Nordham, age eight, died of leukemia after Christmas hospital care. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Nordham had prayed she would reach nine and celebrate Christmas. A transfusion failed to revive her, and she passed at midnight with family gratitude for community support and a requested funeral arrangement.
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Carol Jean Nordham
Jouketmia
Carole Jean
Lily Wats
Heyward Jr
Carolean
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Big Head
Harman V. Nichols
American Legion
Hetchy Water Line
Bill Wilson
Hirst
Hicky
Trayward
Mhall-Crutury
Fran Hayward
Aerchants
Mrad Fa
Hevinn
Cofc
Commander Scott
Gilbert
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