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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1949

Page

2

Our Readers Say on Fire Risks in Muir District

Citizens urge scrutiny of zoning as industrial fires threaten homes in the Muir district. After past incidents at a Texaco station and a paint factory near residential areas, readers call for council action despite local opposition.

Safeway San Francisco Muir Texaco Orchard Avenue Muir District Hayward Niles Road O'Neil Avenue Hayward Planning Commission

Eden CofC Neutral on Annexation

Eden Church of Christ members discussed annexation matters with committees for finance promotion membership area development school and recreation welcome and government study. The board withheld payment of the salary balance due former secretary manager George Cracknell until responsibilities and chamber property are secured.

Boyrel George Crecknell Chamber Gracknell Marshall Council Oro Loma Herpertian Boulevard

Partners to Celebrate Women at Paramount Studios

Two women met at New York Paramount studios and toured radio work on WOR New York City. Hayes and Reynolds began harp concerts nationwide and joined MGM film The Great Waltz and a Paramount Symphony Shorts series. They worked with Roland Hayes Michael Strange and Jose Mejica and settled in Hayward after Hollywood trials. Hayes joins local clubs BEW Mill and Valley AAUW.

New York Paramount WOR New York City Misses Hayes Reynolds Arrivi M-G-M Roland Hayes Michael Strange Jose’ Mejica Hay- Ward Hollywood Miss Hayes Mss Reynolds Mr Reynolds Hayward Bew, Mill and Valey Club AAUW

Community Chest names two colonels in drive

San Lorenzo Community Chest kicks off a campaign to raise $15,000 from September 12 to 30. Lt. Col. W. F. Durbin, a longtime U.S. veteran, becomes a chest colonel overseeing the village school area. Kino Sullins is named colonel for the area, with residents urged to volunteer and canvass neighborhoods for funds.

San. Lorenzo Morgan Anderson W. F. Durbin United Sta Community Chest Sin Lorens Ares Kino Sullins Alamitos Heece E. Marlin Anderson Durbin

Alameda County School Bond Talks Probe Proposition No 1

District superintendents met with Vaughn Seidel to discuss a proposed 250 million dollar bond issue for California school construction. Marty Fosdick urged broad public support, noting chronic overcrowding and substandard facilities across elementary and secondary schools in the state.

Seidel Alameda County Vaughn D. Seidel California Califor Nia Marty H. Fosdick Lick California Teachers Association Linda G. Dadd Palomares Wilda C. Mette Russell Clarence Hardie Tennyson Frank L. Lucas Amador Valley High School E. C. Ingrahim Mt. Eden Denise Minnoggio Green Verda Ladd May Irene Armstrong Summit Philip T. Lones San

Hearing on Alameda Creek Set

Hearing on Alameda Creek set with continuation outlining details on existing water uses in the watershed including domestic industrial and agricultural data. It calls for descriptions of improvements costs flood control benefits and potential local cost sharing proposals to be submitted in writing.

Alameda Creek

Burglars Target Two Area Cafes For Coin Boxes

Two early morning burglaries in Hayward area cafes yielded coin-box thefts. At the Silver Dollar in Alvarado Frank De Salles reported a window pried by a large screwdriver, coin boxes on a juke box two pinball machines and a Snooke table rifled, 75 to 100 pennies taken. At Jerry-Lu restaurant Gerald Champ said a locked screen door was forced after glass in the inner door broke. the restaurant coin box pried out and coins stolen, matches found on the floor and the cafe night light off.

Hayward Activision Alvarado Frank de Salles Sycambre Street Niles Secord

Movie Timetable for Hayward and Loredo Theatres

Time schedule from theater management lists showings for House of Strangers at Hayward, Colorado Territory at 8:45 pm, plus Blaeck Narcs Nose at 5 pm. Includes theater notes about possible last minute changes and errors.

Hayward Lorenzo Colorado Territory

Fossils And Boys Talk At Kiwanis Meeting

Hayward area fossils gain national publicity as local youths discuss discoveries. Gordon notes a future museum may cost about 100000 and attract scientists worldwide. Herb Minster reports petrified redwood found at 117 feet in a well near Tennyson district, with drillers often uncovering fossils. Napier Tooker previews special travel arrangements for Kiwanis convention in Long Beach October 23 to 26.

Ogists Hayward Life American Magazine Associated ‘Press Colliers Gordon Herb-Minster Tennyson Hej Elmer Marks

Grass Fires End Without Damage In Ashland

Ashland fire department extinguished two small grass fires yesterday. The first started at 11 20 am on 174th Avenue and the second at 4 20 pm near 14th and Helo avenues. Both began in back yards and spread to open lots with no damage reported.

Ashland Fire Department 174Th Avenue 14Th Helo Avenues

Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers

Today’s Poultry Producers of Central California quote eggs by size and live fowl with Nulaid at 75 cents and large eggs 68, medium 59, small 40, standard 56. Live fowl shows broilers under 24 lbs at 34 to 35 cents, fryers 32 to 34 cents, leg horns under 4 lbs 23 to 24 cents and over 4 lbs 24 to 25 cents, roosters colored 4 lbs and over 33 to 34 cents.

Central California

Hawaii Dock Seizure Law Hit by Bridges

Honolulu CIO Longshoremen union president Harry Bridges testifies that Hawaii's dock seizure law temporarily broke the four month strike by forcing some non citizens to work for the government. He says the act destroys bargaining strength and could push the union toward Taft Hartley protections as negotiations resume in New York September 7 under federal mediation.

Honolulu Harry Bridges CIO Longshoremen’s Union Hawaii CIO Bridges Ingram Stainback J. Frank McLaughlin Longshore New York Cyrus Ching

South San Leandro Post Office Branch Dedicated

Local ceremony honors Thomas Wetcher and Foothill Manor Improvement Club leaders. Officials from Ashland and Eden chambers, San Leandro Sanitary District, Midway Lions, and Merchants Association attend. Postal supervisors, clerks, and activists including Elmer H. Morris and W. F. Gowen receive accolades for securing the new South San Leandro branch.

Pnte Comelce Thomsas Wetcher Den Comemera Witcher Foothill Manor Dave Bechy Midway Lions Club Howard Garner San Leandro Merchants’ Association Passerine Elmer H. Morris San Leandro W. F. Gowen Robert W. Chambers New South San Leandro Jack Gonsalves New Howard McCarthy Cecile Maillet

Leonard Death Notice in Hagware August 9 19

Leonard beloved husband of Anna Tedard roving of Tos Gatos and the late Alfred Leonard survived by five grandchildren and other relatives. A member of Cornefl rd A alive world up years. Chapel UC B St Jayveard California Saturday September 3 at 9 00 AM. Thence by Our Saints Church where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. Rosary Friday evening at 7 PM. Matennen Holy Cemetery.

Leonard Hagware Peter GC. Leonard Anna G. Tedard Ages Valent Tos Gatos Aldine Pennycatle Peter Fane Pronk Shueward Alfred G. Leonard Sorengeis Gres Ciapel UC B St Jayveard Calif Saul Oventagano Matennen Holy Semutels

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