Changes in Hayward tax collection and library bid
The Hayward city council, meeting after a bare majority vote, moved tax collection to Alameda County, awarding an $85,009 library building contract to Oakland firm Taddnee and approving a Berry Marder area annexation petition. City officials cited cost savings and landscape concerns, with plans to proceed on the library now and consider outside work later.
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Hayward
Carlos Bee Ae
Arthur Phillips
John Hoar
Taddnee
Oakland
Derry -Horder Road
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Wilson
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California
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Irving
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Prinee
Aavalier Fen
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Pleasant Wiy
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Hato
Wayne Cox
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Hayward Route 5 work urged. council pushes safety plan
The Hayward Safety Council urges swift completion of Route 5 improvements from Joelson to Castro Streets. City Manager Lohn Ficklin announced a move toward routing the project through state highway departments and urged state action to finish fishway improvements and install safer curb signs at key intersections to connect Hayward with San Francisco Bay Area centers.
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Layward Safety Council
Yesteersay
Higland Boulevard
Ani Niles Yond
Mamager Lohn Ficklin
Hegins
Hayward
Joelson
Castro Streats
Mayward Union High School
Castro Streat
Ban’ Leandyo
Oakland
Sen Francisca
Pede Petra
Warren signs bill calling June 6 vote on bond issue
Sacramento reports Representative Warren signs a bill calling a June 6 vote on a $100,000,000 bond issue. The measure would fund veterans housing with tax relief and grants while preserving payment timelines. Warren says bonds would help thousands of veterans and attract broad voter approval.
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Mark Warret
Toray Stuamt
Shane
Fanny
Elgellon
Cean
Bunel Issu Paventhy
Wane Ik
California
Nethin
Mass Meeting on Old Age Pensions Friday
The Citizens Committee for Old Age Pensions announces a mass meeting this Friday to push federal support for California seniors. They blame Proposition 2 and the governor for withholding relief, noting 270,000 pensioners await action as they demand pension payments and reform.
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Raward
California
Marvel
Federa Pa
Natore
Andy
Combi
George
T McTain
Bhaiman
Citizens Committee For Old Age Pensions
Snowfall Paralyzes Pleasanton and Livermore Roads
Pleasanton woke to two inches of snow with downtown streets veiled in white while a Livermore snow plow struggled to clear drifts. Severe weather caused multiple accidents along Alameda County routes, tying up highways and delaying traffic as responders worked to restore movement.
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Livermore
Werther
Lorny
Hall
Virigny Parte
South Alamein County
Nettern California
Pleananton
Hayward Area
California State Highway Patrol
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Alameda County
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Dublin
Livertore
Auto Association Warns California Drivers of Icy Roads
The California State Automobile Association issued a general warning that icy conditions would affect many roads in the coastal hills especially northern areas. They advised using chains on most routes and urged car owners to drain radiators if cars are left outdoors as cold weather continues and anti freeze may be wasted.
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Coaster Hills
Chains
CBAN
Alsoo
California
CBAA
Botter
Winter Weather Chaos Strikes California Roads
Near Livermore and Tivermour icy conditions froze pipes and delayed travel as the Dublin raceway hillside flooded. In Dublin a roadway spill forced response while three wrecked cars sat near a parking area by San Rita prison after a series of crashes. Hayward faced hail and freezing rain slowing traffic. Niles and Nil Canyon reports noted snow flurries and frigid temps. many areas reported frozen pipes and radiators. California highway patrol officers battled a backlog of incidents.
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California
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Hayward
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Nils Canyon
Niles
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Junior Marshall Plan Toy Drive Aims to Aid European Children
European relief drive led by the American Legion urges Maynard area residents to donate new toys, books, blocks and more for distribution overseas. Local depots open today with schools and offices collecting items to be shipped to Philadelphia loading pier for overseas aid.
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Atlantic
Maynard
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Amutican” Legion
Hayward
the Daily Review
Castro
Legion
Bobbie Comengind
Dorothy Gansberger
Tesperian Avenue
Legionnaires
Watton Stath
Philadelpha
Tinsen
Robert Morrill
Marvid Martin
Davie D. Bohannon
Edward P. McGinnis
The
Leyton
California
Philadelphia
Comenzini
Amelia
St Johns Holy Name Society Weekend Meetings
The 11 week of the New Year marks the next insptant meetings for the St Johns parish society in San De Onighay. Evening devotion on January 6 at the parish church re obligates members in a colorsily ceremony and officer installations. Sunday mass at 7 30 includes monthly communion with breakfast in the parish hall and speaker Thomas Moroney. Officers to be installed include Frank J McDonald president Ignatius Rodriguez vice president Donald Cooper secretary Charles H McCoy treasurer William F Halloran marshal.
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St. Johns Parish
San de Onighay
Thomas Moroney
San Franncisco
Frank J. McDonald
Ignatius Rodriguez
Donald Cooper
Charles H. McCoy
Wiliam F. Halloran
Muir Civic Club to Meet Thursday at John Muir School
The Muir Civic Club plans an 8 pm meeting on Thursday at John Muir School. Guest speaker Robert B. River, executive secretary of the Bay Area Transpat e talion League, will discuss transportation.
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Muir Civic Club
John Muir School
Tavale Grams
Robert B. River
Bay Area Transparetalion League
City Planning Class Begins Tonight at Hayward High
A five week City Planning course opens this evening at 7 p.m. at Hayward Union High School. Evening students may register before the first session as a new city officials majority joins the class.
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Hayward Union High School
Hegins
Pland Deal Off Says McGregor Ends San Lorenzo Purchase
San Lorenzo businessman John McGregor announced the planned acquisition of Pland's Villa and related Eastbay restaurant equipment from Greenwood corporation could not go through. Co-owner Mahr, returning from Oraville, expected to sign papers before the New Year, but McGregor repealed the deal and returned keys, ending negotiations that had been ongoing for weeks.
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Pland
San Lurene Village
Ralph Mali Sur
James A. Gim
Eastbay
San Lorenzo
John McGregor
Mahr
Oraville
Mehy
McGresor
Te Dim
Maheik Wold
Unification Hearing Set For Jan 10 In Alameda County
Alameda County Supervisors scheduled a public hearing for Tuesday January 10 at 1 am on the unification of the Tennyson and Valle Vista school districts. The proposal to merge the districts was forwarded to the board by the two districts. The meeting also will consider the Sorani-McGown bone tract to the Casta Barnhey district and other boundary actions. The Peterson Tractor Company withdrawal request and the Ashland fire protection district annexation for the old San Lorenzo area are set for the board’s afternoon and 10 7m sessions respectively.
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Casta Baniheny
Board of Supervisoo
Peterson Tractor Company
Muiford Dens
Istrigh
San Lorenzo
Ashland
Mulford Chardens
Village Firemen Answer 2 Alarms
Village Volunteer firemen responded to two alarms Monday. One fire originated in a pile of boxes behind a pair of glare and a second in the home of M. Parker at 129 Via ainda. A picture fell, hit a Bible, toppled a lamp, and caused a chair to catch fire. Porters, on a neighborhood visit, returned to smoke and $34 in furniture damages estimated by firefighters.
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Sim Lorence Village
Tad
M. Parker
Ainda
Feoak
Snow Falls on Capitol in Sacramento
Snow fell on the California state capitol in Sacramento today delaying activities and blanketing the building with a thin white mantle as officials issued travel advisories and residents prepared for potential ongoing wintry conditions.
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Sacramento
California State Capitol
President Sees Another Period of Heavy Spending
President Truman outlines a state of the union urging continued heavy spending next year across tax reform, selective service continuation, rent controls, and housing aid. He supports civil rights programs, higher social security benefits, medical insurance, and peace through international cooperation with free nations and the United Nations.
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WPI
Truman
Congress
United States
United Nations
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Spc
Truman Seeks Tax Reforms and Broad Spending Plan
President Truman unveils a fiscal year with continued heavy government spending aimed at foreign and domestic programs. He forecasts 50 years of rising prosperity if policies stay aligned with growth, proposes a moderate tax increase, and reiterates calls for extended selective service, Taft-Hartley renewal, and national health insurance while signaling readiness to detail budget changes.
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T “Treman
Union
Truman
Congress
Brannan Farm Program
Valley Board Reviews New School Sites and Lunch Program
Castro Valley school board met at Castro Valley Elementary to discuss warrants insurance and new site planning for two upcoming schools. A letter to contractors on recent repairs was read, lunch program finances were reviewed, and zoning and site selection details were debated pending state planning board input.
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Castr Valley
David J. Dickie
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Tussing
John Guileben
School House Planning Board
Pullman
Wash
Upi
Fry Chambers
Washington State College
Weather Outlook With Snow in Hills
Continued cold with occasional showers this afternoon and tonight. Snow in the hills and scattered flurries at sea level, gradually clearing Thursday. No immediate prospect of moderate temperatures. Yesterday’s high and today’s low not provided. Rainfall figures compare this year to last year.
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