Federated Clubs Protest Fare Hike and Missing Mother Report
Local Federated clubs urged action against a Key System fare increase while a missing mother case drew sheriff’s attention. Avi M. Boggess reported Virginia D. Boggess, 34, of 722 Poplar Ave, last seen July, described as five-foot-five, 145 pounds with brown gray hair, wearing a white blouse and green slacks. He said she left home after a quarrel and had phone charges totaling 81500. Hospitals survey showed 68 doctor responses with one retiring doctor favorable. traffic planning urged wider membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywai Sheriffs
Avi M. Boggess
Poplar Avemite
Virginia D. .Boggess
Boggess
4Th Street
Sheen
Hhey
Ong
Bigira
Boggessalka
Boggesa
Solitiieria
Alameda
Unaminions
Leslie Williams
Dcelor
Robert Dyar
Market Street
San Francisco
Hospital Council
Iaeling. B.& Amyx
Traffic Planning and Safety Council
Hayward
Connell
King Amyx
Ashland
Baumberg Club
Fred Cox
India’s Pandit to address Asia challenge on KGO radio
India’s new ambassador to the United States, Ming Jaya Lakshmi Pandit, will debut a radio program titled The Challenge of Asia from KGO studios in San Francisco. The broadcast, scheduled for Wednesday 6:30 to 6:45 p.m. PST, will cover economic questions shaping India’s two centuries of development and explore Asia’s interrelation of economies.
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San Francisco
Ming
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
India
United States
Asia
Sradio City
KGO
PST
Mane
Pandit
Specials Index Highlights Local Shops and Prices
A fragmented index lists various stores and items with prices and page references. Items include tweed suits at 35 dollars, Wedgewood stoves at 104.5, army twill shirts, auto supplies, grapefruit, poultry, auto glass and more, with page hints and shop names such as Smiths Park, Gilberts, Peney's, Fairway Stores and Hayward Drug.
Plan to Observe Goethe Anniversary
Judge Herbert C. Kaufman of San Francisco announces preliminary plans for a Goethe anniversary observance from August 21, 1949 to September 12, 1949. Mayor Elmer Robinson appointed the citizens committee to oversee the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Kaufman
Citizens’ Committee of
San Francisco
Johann
Walfgang Vor Goethe
Elmer &. Robinson
Key System Fare Hearing Sparks Debate in Bay Area
In San Francisco a state public utilities hearing on the Key System fare hike adjourned after officials argued over economics. Key System President Frank W. Teasdel cited a $2 million revenue drop this year and claimed cuts have been made, while critics prepared city replies to testimonies supporting the fare increase.
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Ban Francisco
U.R
Flem Ingsom
Irerenre
Trans-Bay
Inens Key Syston
Fryes
Hay Area
Wva TI
Rowell
State
Public Utilities Commission
Key System
Frank W
Teasdel Asl
Teradel
Czechs Rally Against Vatican Excommunication Decree
Prague officials spar with church over the Vatican excommunication order targeting communists and sympathizers. Officials accuse the church of aiding fascist regimes and threaten treason charges while detailing potential state control measures amid the clash with Archbishop Baran and Catholic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Alexe
Cepicka
Vatican
Czechoslovakia
X Speerh
Cenleka
Czechoslovaka
Kopecky
Church
Francisco Franco
Spain
Cepicks
Presidium
Communist Central Action Committee
Josef Baran
Trainmen Set Southern Pacific Strike Date at July 22
In San Francisco a Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen leader announced a strike against Southern Pacific for July 22, affecting passenger and freight service across seven states including Texas New Mexico California Utah Nevada Arizona and Oregon. The union seeks a third brakeman on freight trains over 40 cars and a third helper on certain yard switching crews, citing safety gains. Leaders say roughly 0 005 workers could be involved, with the strike potentially delayed by the National Railway Mediation Board if an investigation is ordered.
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San Francisco
Railroad Tra Mon
Southern Pacific Railroad
J. J. Cochran
The
Brotherhood
Southern Pacific
Texas
New Mexico
California
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Oregon
Cochran
BRT
Southern Pacific Pacific
EL Paseo Aney Southwestern
Railroat
Atrike
National Hailway Mediation Board
Truman
Westgate
Company
Onion
Ron
Senate hearings back South Span for Hayward San Leandro
Fred Cox reports appearances before the Sub Committee of the Armed Services on a Parallel Bridge proposal. He cites support from Bay Area groups, city councils, chambers, and California officials for the Southern Crossing and notes opposition to the Parallel Bridge, with potential veto risks from President Truman.
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Maywaeet
San Leandro
San Francisco
Robinson
California Toll Bridge Authority
Bay Area
Thomas Caldecott
Caldecott
Chambers of Commerce
Alameda County
City of
Berkeley
Clff Rishell
Oakland
Aland
Hayward
Sahn Loandio
National Defente
Louis Johnson
Lester Hunt
Washington
Senate
Ha Howie
Truman
Secretary of National Defense
California
Congress
All Tribune
United States
Supreme Court
Alameda
Oakland Man Accused of Arson Act in Redwood Canyon
Oakland man 27 year old Shearburn faced a criminal charge after a grass fire in Redwood Canyon late July 7. Police and witnesses including Eagle Eye 19 traced a car license to the scene and said he attempted to start a blaze with matches. Fire crews extinguished the flames and Shearburn, previously cited for grass fires at 17 in Modesto, admitted enjoying starting fires but gave no further details. Also noted is Herbert of the Dohner Herbert Motor Co returning home after a stroke on June 20 and hospitalization since.
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Redwood Canyon
Ray K. Shearbuen
Math Avenue
Calclouid
Ity
Agalyst Hhe
Wiliam
Wolters
Jack Sh
Eagle Eye
Sheburn
Ee BaggleZye
Shearburn
EagleBye
Shearborn
Eagile Eye
Gasira Valley Fire Department
Raple Eye
Modesto
Visitors from San Francisco discuss fried chicken at dinner
Two San Francisco boys aged 12 and 14 visiting in Hayward weigh white and dark meat merits. They may use the Daily Dollar to cover a ball cut if they call at The Daily Review office before noon tomorrow and identify themselves. Yesterday's Daily Dollar winner is Miss Ann Worthly of 20337 Anila Avenue, Castro Valley.
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Hayward
San Francisco
Daily Review
Doline
Ann Worthly
Anila Avenue
Castro Valley
Crash on Foothill Injures Youth
A two car crash at Foothill Boulevard and 150th Avenue last night sent 11 year old Kenneth Ubi to Fairmont hospital for examination with minor injuries. He was a passenger in a car driven by Clara D. 1 49 of 2399 E 14th Street. The other driver was Anita Pardes, 24, of 21995 Berlvoort Road, Hayward.
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Foothill Boulevard
150Th Avenue
Hayward High School
Kenneth Ubi
Fairmont Hospital
Kenneth
Clara D
Anita Pardes
Berlvoort Road
Hayward
Offer Due in Bakery Strike Negotiations Resume
The Retail Bakers strike talks resumed this week with a series of meetings. The final meeting of the week is set for tomorrow night at a pan location. If the union accepts a proposal from United Employers Inc, workers may return as soon as each bakery opens. The exact amount is undisclosed but ranges from five cents to 12 1/3 cents per hour. Cottage Bakery co-owner Harry Smyth said it will reopen soon after settlement.
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APL
United
W. J. Dykhouse
Negotiatoy
Unital Eimployers Inc
Cottage Bakery
Harry Smyth
Senate Sets Thursday Vote on North Atlantic Pact
After two weeks of debate the Senate agreed to vote next Thursday on the North Atlantic Pact. The vote will cover proposed reservations and amendments aimed at clarifying that the United States is not committing to rearm the pact powers. Leaders and critics warned that wavering could unsettle Western Europe, and debate was closed at 6 pm EDT to proceed with the Thursday ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Arthur HW. Vandenberg
John Foster Dulles
Thnt
Europe
Vandenberg
Dulles
United States
Scott W. Lucas
Sen
Forreat C. Donnell
Donnell
Castro Valley Group Seeks 1000 More Signatures for Incorporation
After a meeting, the Castro Valley committee aims to collect 1000 additional signatures toward the 2000 required to submit their incorporation proposal to Alameda County Board of Supervisors. Chairman Howard McCalla says volunteers will canvass houses and set up a booth at Hagstrom's store to boost support. Local business groups along Juniper Finn and Pine streets back the effort. A tiger surviving a circus misfortune headlines the page with a separate note of the Lion vs Tiger duel in New Bedford.
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Castro Valley Committee For Incorporation of
Castro Valley
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Howard McCalla
Hagstrom
Castro Valley Businessmen’s Association
Mapleweedt Improvement
Juniper, Finn and
Pine
Lion Whips
TIGER
New Bedford
Mass
U.R I
Biller Brothers Circus
Industries Biggest Firms Accept Truman's 60 Day Truce
Washington reports steel industry leaders led by U S Steel Bethlehem Republic and Inland Steel accepted President Truman's 60 day truce plan averting a nationwide strike set to begin at midnight. A presidential fact finding board will review facts and offer non binding recommendations while smaller firms followed the lead of the big three.
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Washington
CIO
United Steel
Pruman
U. S. Steel Corp
Apthlehem Steel
Fairless
Painless
U. S. Steel
Bethleheman Republic
Moany
U.S. Steel
Luekens Steel
Coatesville
Crucible Steel
Pittsburgh
Medias Iry
United Steelworkers
C1o
Ninar le
Cyrus Ching
Port-Harley
Campanies
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel
A_ 13
Omer
Bethlehem
Prevent
Hamer
County Sees 200 Billion in Liquid Assets for Purchases
Bank of America official Jack Mitchell outlined a record 200 billion dollars in liquid assets in Alameda County at a Hayward chamber of commerce meeting. He detailed 67 billion in savings, 42 billion in checking, 39 billion in circulation, plus 15 and 20 billion in bond types E F G respectively, citing high consumer demand and the construction industry as a driver of economic trends. Mitchell warned about rising costs from government housing programs but remained optimistic that local prosperity hinges on business initiative. The group agreed to defer action on plumbing code until Oakland develops a uniform countywide standard, with the next meeting planned for early September under Roger Anderson.
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Jack Mitchell
Bank of America
Construction Industries Committee
Hayward
Mitchell
Andia
Dhab
Vic
Tnail
Oakland
Alameda County
Roger Anderson
Joe Sally
Pory Goordban
George Tougenis
Pete Morra
John Brattist
Ab Adams
K. C. Porter
H.W. Pie
John Mancini
Thomas Yeandle
Carl Allins
Plunged Into Consternation at Hayward Plunge
A sixteen year old youth Douglas Taylor of San Leandro returning to his locker at 8 15 pm found it opened and contents stolen his clothing valued at about 70 dollars. Locker room attendant PF W Feve and plunge manager Frank Perotia reported the loss to sheriffs deputies. Taylor feared returning home in a swimming suit.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Douglas Taylor
Callen Avenue
Staboud
Sheriff's Deputies
Toor
PF. W. Feve
Plunge
Frank Perotia
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Federated Clubs
Challenge of
Smiths Park
Smith
Tate's Drive IN Cleaners
Sanltone
Fairway Stores
Page & Floridagald Grapefruit
Pacific Surplus
Arthur C. Day
International Freesers
Comet Auto Supply
Darken
Charley's Drug
Manny Gayhes
Opportunity Guys
sLock’s Style Shop
Hayward Drug
Chen Yu Products
EWE
Hayward Flats Glass
Auto Glass
South Span
Leandro
By Fred Cox
California ‘Toll Nelcipe Authority
Sacramento
Herbert
Homas Herbert
Dohner-Herbert Motor Company
Ford
Hayyearst Hospital
Valley City Group
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