Weekend Labor Day Jams Warn Across Nation
Amid Labor Day weekend, highways expected to be heavily jammed as millions travel for the holiday. The National Safety Council projects about 280 traffic deaths, 33 million cars on roads, and 14 billion miles logged with 70 million gallons of gasoline burned. California anticipates record travel volumes and San Francisco Bay area temperatures near the upper 90s as midweek heat rises.
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Vistans Plan Own Water District
A mass meeting set for October 6 aims to form a water district to ease the area's water shortage. Organizer Franzen says the plan includes courting city officials and the East Bay Municipal Utilities District, with potential bond actions and a local well project.
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Ashland Man Dies in Oakland Rites Planned
Jon Spinosa, 66, longtime Ashland resident, died yesterday at an Oakland hospital. Funeral rites from Sorensen Brothers' chapel at 8:34 a.m. will be held at St. John's Church in San Lorenzo with high mass for the repose of his soul. Interment will be in Toby Sepulchre cemetery. Survived by widow Frieda Spinola and sons Antoine Vivian Theresa Nick and Thomas Spinonu. Rotary services will be held at the funeral home at p.m. today.
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Settlement approved by NLRB in California wage case
The National Labor Relations Board approved a settlement in a California earnings case. A group of California earning companies will pay 205000 dollars to 1926 employees who were illegally discharged. This marks the board's 34th year of existence.
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Penney Store Opens Tomorrow With New Design
The JC Penney store will reopen tomorrow after a fire destroyed the previous building. Manager Darrell B. Parkin announced a modern department store with 90,000 square feet of selling space, a 31,000 square foot adjacent lot, and updated fixtures. The three entrances feature plate glass floors, showroom windows, and fluorescent ceilings provide illumination while a full heating and ventilating system ensures comfort. Departments include men’s wear, women’s apparel, shoes, infants and toddlers, lingerie, cosmetics, jewelry, and a basement for crafting and home goods. The 99 year old Penney store remains part of a nationwide chain of more than 1,600 locations.
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Gold Dust Beer Garden for Dance in Castro Valley
A Gold Dust Beer Garden dance event is set for Sunday September 4 at Lions Hall in Castro Valley on Rutledge Road. The carnival grand ball features music by Bar Gannen with a big name orchestra and Donna Craig as singer, plus prizes of $150 for whiskerine and costume wearers. Free snacks and a gala display at the Gold Dust beer garden.
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Alameda Growers Sweep Sweepstakes at State Fair
Alameda County growers win first sweepstakes in the floral division at the California State Fair opening day in Sacramento. Winners include Gloxepias Begonias Frank Jorton Hayward Fern & Speed Maysward Proietti San Leandro and several others with awards for orchids fuchsias and cut flowers.
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California Admission Day Luncheon Noted Guests
Phillips Seidel to attend admission day luncheon marking California’s 90th anniversary. County superintendent of schools and other officials will be among the guests. California Admission Day observance committee and Native Sons and Daughters of the Garden West of Alameda County sponsor the event with officers attending a motel luncheon.
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Left Wing Veterans Face Off With Concert Protesters
Tension rose in Peekskill as veterans groups and left wing supporters prepared for Sundays Paul Robeson concert. Police planned to be present amid threats to both veterans and organizers, with a parade route near Hollow Brook golf course proposed by four vet groups including Catholic War Veterans Jewish War Veterans American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Baseball and meeting notices in early schedules
Philadelphia at Boston and Boston at Philadelphia games slated for night along with New Yorks and national track events. A September advisory board meeting moved from Monday to 3 p.m. Tuesday at 1018 East Street in the recreation district center. Highway bottleneck at 40 is flagged as a national defense risk by Western Highway Institute president Jain Ly Spilner.
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Two Injured in Morning Intersection Crash and Late-Night Wrecks
Two people were hospitalized after separate crashes. At 11:36 a.m. a Oakley driver named Joe Luiz collided with Caroline Passmore at 162nd Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, flipping her car. Passmore was treated for fractures in her left hand. Late last night Charles Kelly of Pleasanton fell asleep at the wheel on Livermore Pleasanton Road, crashing into a power pole near the residence and was taken to St Paul’s Hospital with minor injuries.
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Phone Rates Upped Yesterday and PT&T Dividend Boost
San Francisco reports Pacific Telephone and Telegraph boosted its common stock dividend to 1.75 per share from 1.56 and approved an offer of 848,920 shares at 100 each to raise funds to repay short term borrowing. Shareholders record date Sept 23 with subscription warrants expiring Sept 30. Fresno ad budget for raisin industry set at 22,000 by California raisin advisory board.
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Muir Club Protests On Muir District Zoning Issue
Members of the Muir Civic Club plan a petition opposing Hayward city council zoning, aiming to circulate it locally. President Harold Grats cautions battles may vary, while Frank Cunt appeusiue chairs the petition committee. debates on transportation and bus service for Muir area were also discussed for the next meeting.
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Cake Supply Worries At Potluck Lunch
At a recent potluck luncheon a man worried the cake would be insufficient while women serving tables were served. His wife is ill but improving. He mentions a four year old daughter and his fondness for dessert. Two pies drew interest from the servers. Daily Review offers three dollars to the claimant by noon tomorrow for yesterday's missed two dollar award.
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Dads Club Dinner 45 Committee Named
The Hayward Ares Dads Club discussed their last barbecue at McKinley Park two weeks ago and appointed a committee to plan dinner arrangements for the next meeting. Members named to the committee are Morris Siegel John Martini and Ralph Bidding by P J DeBernardi.
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Weather Forecast With Fog and Mild Temperature Shift
Night and morning fog today and Saturday then clear after noon except near Green. Temperature edges show small changes. Yesterday's high was 78 with a light cooling trend expected into tonight and tomorrow.
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Burglars Take $89 From Local Market
Leonard Skyner reports a break in at the Freemen Market corner Blossom Way and Haviland Street. Entry gained through a lavatory window as tills were left unlocked and an estimated $800 in cash and cigarettes were taken. Burglary occurred between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning.
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Painters Local 1178 to Convene this Evening
Members of Painters Local 1178 meet at 5 p m in the Labor Temple at R and Suto streets. Rid Garbach is endorsed as president candidate and will sign the regular meeting agenda.
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Hale Must Appear in San Francisco Court
In San Francisco, Hale F. Mie of Hayward faces a show cause in superior court next Wednesday over why he cannot finance his wife Myra Freenda Ute’s appeals. His ex wife lost a Redmond City suit for 300 a month temporary support. She argued Hale’s divorce was invalid and that his later marriage to Vitinia Cassor Hauschildl was bigamous, with a venue change to San Francisco.
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Proud of Trick Sacramento We Buck of Amador County
A misread clipping notes a supposed trick by Buck of Amador County aimed at Gov. Ean Warren, describing a political maneuver involving a symbol and party labels in a historic Sacramento context. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear names, but centers on a provocative stunt attributed to a Republican actor and a Democratic governor.
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Painting Her Hobby by Betty Odell at local shop
Betty Odell, living with husband Dennis in Hayward, pursues oil painting as a hobby. She displays her art at Jay Vee Ladies apparel shop on the Hayward Strip, with her studio activity noted and a photograph for The Daily Review. Betty is a Hayward Union High School graduate who began pursuing art there.
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Budget for New Fiscal Year Set
Alameda county plans a $2 7 billion assessed value for the new fiscal year and proposes a 1949 tax rate of $1 per $100. Hayward residents face a total rate of $5.49 per $100, including hospital and flood control districts, with multiple local school and district levies. The board will consider an automatic allowance for departments to operate on the new budget next Tuesday.
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State Treasurer Johnson to Seek Office Again
Sacramento report indicates State Treasurer Charles G Johnson, in office longer than most peers, plans reelection campaigning across the state. He notes health is excellent and intends to run again, despite retirement eligibility. speculation swirls about a Democratic challenger in the race.
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20-30 Convention Policies Studied At Hayward Club
Linus policies on proposed provisions were reviewed at the Hayward 20-40 club meeting on Thursday. A vote upheld stance on convention matters and plans for members unable to attend were outlined for a follow up gathering.
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