Polls Show Slim Eden Plan Lead in Hayward Vote
Thirty six Amore ballots from Hayward residents counted in The Daily Review poll. Results show support for creating a City of Eden with a sanitation district between Sam Leandry and Nilus and opposition to dinner portions. Total Eden support 144 to 120 opposed. sanitation district 92 to 24 in favor. disincorporation opposed 8 to 22 overall.
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Hayward
Daily Review
Sam Leandry
Nilus
Dens
Mowest
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Edents
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Eden
Cox & Way
Worgel ii
Wayward
Yalon High
Aml
Hayward i
Mary Bes
Gro Lama
Woltman Wins Pal Prize for Reporting on Communism Infiltration
Frederick Woltman of the New York World earned the Pal Prize for reporting for his dispatches on the infiltration of communism into the United States. The award highlights his work during a period of heightened Cold War tension.
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New York
Frederick Woltman
Worlds
Gram
United States
Unclear OCR Calendar Notes for Hayward Area Events
Fragmented readable items list community meetings school notices council actions and club events across Hayward region including PTA Lioness Club and various civic groups details are obscured by garbled text and missing dates or locations.
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TORS
Pan Caunan
Fir Teall
Induntria
Sen Lorenzo
Jolie Mualled
Valley Farm Centay
Pir Fe Advisory
Pany ‘Hall
Balai
Columbum
Court
Hayward
Shawano Council
Bothor Rs
Vot
Ashlond
Anhland School
C.C.M
Mackass Uinton
Jool Mra
Q Burtee
Witla Cay
Cherryland Seamac
Saevonle
Ban Lorenso
Hayward High School
PTA
Hayward Area
Lioness ‘Club
Hayward Public Notices And School Events
The Hayward Daily News lists a May 1 veterans association event and a second annual public gathering at the hall with May 22 activities. It mentions school programs, a May 4 meeting, and a May 29 food sale by local groups.
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Hayward
Mi Wea
Wmaax
Veterans Association
Ernst UY
Valle Vista Meets to Seek Fire Protection from Tennyson
Valle Vista Improvement Club plans a meeting with Tennyson Improvement and fire department representatives to arrange protection for Valle Vista. They will discuss dedicated fire protection and equipment for the Tennyson district while also organizing a junior traffic officer outing and a school crossing duty arrangement at Valle Vista School.
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Valle Vista
Tennyson
Valle Vis Distin
Valle Vista Improvement Club
Tennyson Improvement
Tennyson Fie
Valle Vista Inuniberg
Purponael
Valle Vista Club
Valle Vista School
Ie Quieland Museum
Nell Dabey
Ed Baldwin
Improvement Club
Car Baldock
Pacific Avenue
Charles Burt
Erit
Burts
Nommardahl
Faldwin
Neil Dubey
San Leandro Man Dies in Automobile Crash
Joseph Gustino aged 29 of 164 Toler avenues San Leandro died at Pairmont hospital after an afternoon collision at Warwick avenue and Dowling boulevard. He was a passenger in a car driven by his brother Angelo Gustino 37. Another car was driven by Mrs. Margaret Leisz 47 of 801 Alice avenue. Angelo Gustino and Mrs. Leisz were treated at Fairmont hospital for injuries.
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Joseph Gustino
Toler, Avenues
San Leandro
Pairmont Hospital
Warwick Avenue
Dowling Boulevard
Gustino
Angelo
Margaret Leisz
Alice Avenue
Angelo Gustino
Leisy
Fairmont Hospital
Talbot Divorces Hollywood Actress Keven McClure
UPL reports actress Keven McClure, 24, today divorced actor Lyle Talbot, 40, citing his excessive drinking and history of beating. The filing highlights ongoing marital conflict and seeks dissolution of marriage.
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Talbot
Hollywood
Keven McClure
Lyle Talbot
Excursion Promoted by Historical Society Draws Rail Fans
About 400 rail enthusiasts joined a postwar excursion promoted by the California Nevada Valley and Historical Society. The train departed Oakland and traveled through Martiney, Avon, the San Ramon Valley branch to Radwan and back via Niles Canyon. Southern Pacific engine No. 17 powered Centerville and Newack, a veteran 1907 locomotive. The trip highlighted the Niles Canyon route and historic transcontinental connections.
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Calfornia-Nevada
Baily and Historical Society
Ociery
Oukland
Niles Canyon
Taffy Ladd
Tormet Wie Bay
Annda
Surrarsente
Valelejo Mills
Niles
Police Grab Hint in East Kidnaping Case
Authorities in Ft Atkinson Wisconsin say a hot lead emerged in the search for eight year old Georgia Jean Weckler believed abducted. Detective George Perry indicated the clue could be crucial, though details were not released. The child has not been seen since Thursday after returning from school to her home.
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Ft. Atkinson
Wis.a.m
Georgia Jean Weckler
George Perry
de Mance
Hursday
Berkeley to Elect Mayor Tomorrow
Berkeley voters will go to the polls to elect a mayor and four councilmen. Candidates for mayor are Fitch Robertson, former mayor and city manager, and Dr. Laurence L. Cross, pastor of Northbrae Community Church. The present mayor, Corrie L. Hoyt, is retiring.
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Realdonta
Carot
Fitch Robertson
Laurence L. Cross
Northbrae
New 249
Corrie L. Hoyt
Weather Forecast for Tomorrow
Gleat says warmer night with cloudy skies and a slight cool snap Tuesday. Variable wind from the north and east may ease in the afternoon as temperatures rise and weather shifts through the day.
Wilson Says Not Legal Old Districts Will be Out
Ernest K. Wilson, attorney for Gra Loma sanitary district, states that a proposed San Leandro to Niles drainage district cannot be legally formed to include Oro Loma and Castro Valley and Hayward. The Hayward City Council asked officials to propose such a district, but Wilson says it would leave Oro Loma and Castro Valley out of the sanitation district, making the plan invalid under state law.
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San Leandra
Niles
Hayward
Pedi Nient Consultants, Ltd
Ernest K. Wilson
Gra Loma
C. W. White
John Mangini
Oro Loma
Castro Valley
Wilson
Oro Loma Board
Ora Loma
Sanitarion
Board of Supervisors
Awards Delayed for West Coast Shipyards in Conversions
The War Department announced no awards to West Coast shipbuilders for converting troop transports to peacetime use. Three contracts were issued to eastern firms for the Admiral W. S. Simms, Admiral C. B. Hughes, and Admiral W. W. Eberle. Federal Shipbuilding in Kearny, New Jersey secured two contracts.
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Federal Shipbuilding and Prydock Co
Kearney
Department
Socialite Hurt In Fall From Pony At Polo Match
In San Francisco Mrs. Wrenn Tevis, 32, was hospitalized after being thrown from her pony during a polo match at Golden Gate Park. X rays at French Hospital showed a mild neck contusion, initial fears of a fractured vertebra were relieved. She was playing No. 1 post against a Sacramento team when her pony Little Red reared and struck her neck.
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Wrenn
Golden Crib Park
French Hospital
Tavis
Will Tevis
Little Red
Hunt Cannery halves A Street crew as demand eases
Hunt Foods A street plant, one half of the crew kept on jobs as operations ease from wartime boom. About 250 of 450 employees to continue, pickle packing to resume soon. Sugar quota limits and consumer demand force slowdowns while Barred plant expands asparagus packing with 400 to 350 workers.
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Hunt Foods
WK. Sullivan
Sullivan
Asparagua
Parkers
NAM Speaker Warns Against Communism
In San Francisco Walter Byroenburger executive vice president of the National Association of Manufacturers warned that the United States must guard against a Communist fifth column trained to sabotage industrial production as Russia’s bluffing provokes war. He said U S production decided past wars and Russia is counting on internal discord to disrupt output and spread chaos.
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San Francisco
U.ri
America
Russia
Etuhth Annal
Southern California
National Association of Manufacturers
Walter Byroenburger
NAM
U. S
Stalin
Thompson wins national AAU tumbling title at SMU gym
Charles Thompson, a University of California student, captured the national AAU tumbling championship scoring 28.0 of 30 points at a meet held Saturday in the Southern Methodist University gym.
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Dallas
Tex
Charles Thompson
University of California
Thompson
Southern Methodist University
It’s Against the Law Here to Burn Trash After 2 PM
City ordinance bans burning trash after 2 p m. Tony August, Hayward fire chief, says newcomers may not know the rule and locals often ignore it. enforcement will increase if noncompliance continues.
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Tony August
Haywardire
Chief August
Buleon
New Road Bill Moves Made
Sacramento reports a new effort to resolve the highway program deadlock. A special committee with five members from each house will seek a compromise, with noon assembly and late afternoon senate sessions. Party lines signal opposition to tax increases, while the conference committee aims to bridge gaps. Speaker Collins and President pro tem Payers will appoint members.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
House
Atrar
Baw de Collins
Harald J. Payers
Highway Post Office boosts remote mail service on coast
San Francisco Chronicle highlights a single western Highway Post Office bus running a coast route from San Francisco to Pacific Grove. The vehicle carries clerks who sort mail en route, a service begun in 1941 with plans for more nationwide coverage. Route includes San Francisco Oakland San Leandro Hayward Centerville Irvington Warm Springs Milpitas San Jose and Monterey area towns to Pacific Grove.
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Joe Turnip
Hayward
San Francisco Chronicle
Highway Post Office
San Francisco
Pacific Grove
Soquel
Gupilola- by-the-Sea
Sequida
the Highway Post Office
The
Chronicle
Zoe Turnip
Centerville
Tony Foster
Urenue Star
Oakland
Sentorvisia
Ingortodl
Utahway
San Leandro
Mount Eden
Alvarado
Irvington
Warm Springs
Milpitas
San Jose
Campbell
Los Gutas
Santa Cruz
Soquely Aptos
Freedom
Watsonville
Moss Landing
Castroville
Satinas
Seaside
del Monte
Monterey
Local Women At P-TA Meet Delegates Choose Sacramento
Delegates from Phoebe Hearst council P-TA units totaling 13 from the 16th district attended the California Congress of Parents and Teachers in Long Beach last week. Names include Mrs C B Kitchel, Mrs A LaBlanc, Mrs Hoyt Hamilton, Mrs Clarance Rust, and others from Hayward Markham Ashland San Lorenzo Village Pleasiton and Fornyew. Sacramento was chosen for next year’s convention and bills supporting educational equalization and parental education were endorsed.
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California Congress of Parents and Teachers
Long Beach
P-Ta
Phoebe Hearst Council
Distriet
Hayward
Wea
PTA
C. B Kitchel
A. LaBlanc
Markham
Hoyt Hamilton
Clarance Rust
Hayward Unit High School
T Sorenson
William Saenesi
Ashland
Rita Bvivel
San Lomvi
Donald Odell
Austin Clapp
San Lorenzo Village
Geopeinson
Pleasimton
Hila Teeth
Fornyew
Helen Lasslin
Lois Vingent
Phoebe Heirst Council i
Ural Organization
Rist
Loch
Associated Press
United Nations
Deputies Seek Friend In Kidnapping Probe In Bay Area
Deputies and bay area authorities investigate the possible kidnapping of four year old Esther F Wetherer missing since Friday night. The child from San Leandro is the daughter of Mary F Wetherell, an Mochu Lunch employee. A woman identified as Frances Carle is the prime suspect, known to the grandmother as Mrs. The mother traced the suspect from a photo in Oakland police files as investigators seek the child and trace leads amid a tense family search. The grandmother collapsed during a meeting with the district attorney and was revived with smelling salts.
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Sheriff's Office
Bay Area
Whssing
Esther F Wetherer
Robin Street
San Leandro
Mary F. Wetherell
Mochu Lunch
Hayward
Esther J. Dadey
Esther Wetherell
Frances Carle
San Francisca
Oakland
Missing San Francisco child case linked to Sullivan
Mrs Sullivan of unknown address asked to take the girl to San Francisco Friday afternoon and was refused. The woman and child disappeared after a hotel register sighting in Arlington hotel, San Francisco. The two may be staying with a man named Clasey. police seek Mrs Sullivan and the child in a broader missing person inquiry aided by San Francisco Fire Department.
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Hawbharn Sullivan
San Francisco
Dadew
Dadey
Chill
Arlington Hole In
Gason
Urat
Xiv
State Waives Rights To Creek Water
Sacramento senate water resources committee approved legislation waiving state rights to Conn Creek and tributaries. The bill gives Napa city full water rights while reserving Routor ercels waters for state institutions and excluding them from withdrawal.
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Sacramento
Conn Creek
Senate Water Resources
Cominittee
Napa
Department of Finance
Routor Ercels
Local proprietor held after fatal Lamont shooting
Lindsay Stafford owner of Blackie's Place in Lamont California is detained by police following the Saturday night fatal shooting of Calvin Gardon, a Lamont laborer. The incident occurred in the town center prompting an investigation by local authorities.
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Cal
Lindsay Stafford
Blackie
Caivl Gardon
Lamont Lahaver
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