Inter allied flaveup over eastern Europe for world recovery
The Big Three face a political and economic clash over eastern Europe as they seek to advance reconstruction amid hunger and unemployment. Britain United States and Soviet aims diverge on anti Communist measures while supporting democratic elections in Axis satellites. A Greece commission plan is mentioned with continued coverage reflected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louys F. Keemle
Europe
Crrecen
Uul- Haria
Romania
Wong
Great Britain
United States
Tugsia
Moscow
Britain
Greece
France
Greeve “Ay
Rumors of merger effort reach Hayward firms
Chatter notes ongoing talk of a Hunts Foods California Conserving merger with officials denying any confirmed deal. Albert Walters says discussions occurred but no substantive development, promising to inform the press if news arises. The piece also covers civic activity including flood control efforts along San Lorenzo Creek and welcomes George Cracknell as new secretary manager of the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunts Foods
California Conserving Company
Fenial
Albert K. Walters
Hayward
Felcome
Geo. Cracknell
George Cracknell
Hew
Ayward Area
Comerce
George
Empyers
Airland
Bay Area
Pimsters of
Hayward Area
Cracknell
Vnte
Construction Under Way for Hayward Office Building
W Th Sutherland of Pacific Telephony and Telegraph announces a new central office building in Hayward to be built on B street between First and Second. The two story steel and concrete structure measures about 7 by 82 feet, with fabrication of structural steel contracted to Independent Tron Works of Oakland. Completion is expected by mid 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Th. Sutherland
Pacific Telephony and Telegraph Company
Vyrco Central
Hayward
Sutherland Artavtsay
Ing Dile
Vansteyetion
Tron Works
Oakland
Hayward to lead southern Alameda ration board
The Office of Privy Administration assigns Hayward to oversee a consolidated ration board for southern Alameda County including San Leandro, Hayward, Niles, Pleasanton, and Livermore. The move aims to reduce paid personnel with planned consolidation to a single unit, pending final approvals and new quarters beside Hayward City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Privy Administration
Hageward
Alameda County
San Genntiro
Haywart Ration Board
San Leandro
Hayward
Niles
Pleasantoat
Livertare
Jase
Rustene
Washington
Alameda
Bae
Oalelard
New Consolidated Ration Board
Fora
Hing Beak
Mayne Coordi
Marys
Peel
Engineers Re Survey S S Creek Erosion Plan Discussed
Hayward Area Chamber hears from Mayor Mays that U S Engineers will re survey San Lorenzo Creek to find erosion control and water use options including irrigation and water table lift. New homes along the banks justify flood management while a potential state park in Niles Canyon faces private land costs. Southern Pacific signals crossing at Russell City urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mays
Hayward Area
P. J. DeBernardi
Chamber Board
Federated Improvement Clubs
Ptate
Niles Canyon
Blo
Southern Pacific Company
Russell City
Calendar of Events Listings Night Schedule
Calendar of Events with numerous groups including IOOF Rebekah Lodge Dania Hall San Lorenzo Lions Club Methodist Church Veterans Memorial Building and Civic clubs. Times vary from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 a.m. Entrants include Western organizations, service societies, and community halls across Dania Castro Valley and San Lorenzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today Companion of Foresters
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Native Daughters of Golden West
Dania Hall
San Lorenzo Lions Club
Danny's
Women's Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
Pomo Council
Veteran's of Foreign Wars
P.m
Women’s Council
Christian Church
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo Community Church
Culinary Workers
Police Break Dope Ring Arrests in Northern California
Mrs Annile Beard 25 faces charges of operating a narcotics ring with her brother James Red Carson 28 and his wife Eileen. The trio allegedly forged prescription blanks to steal narcotics from stores across San Jose Gilroy Santa Cruz Salinas and Hayward. Carson, an ex convict, has been remanded to the parole board for disposition. The case began in Tay ward when a forged prescription blank attempt occurred at a local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annile Beard
California
Hayward
James
Red" Carson
San Quentin
San Jose
Eileen
Tayward
Carson
Vit Loval
Bit
Morlay
San Anso
Gilroy Santa Cruz
Salinas
City League To Convene In Berkeley Meeting
The League of California Cities East Bay Division will hold its annual convention in Berkeley in September to discuss unusual city problems. The informal session features officials Graves Carpenter Dayisegan Miller Updegralt and staff guiding talks on public works planning state legislation municipal revenue and taxation. The 10 a m start at the Claremont hotel with reservations via the city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of California Cities
East Bay Division
Berkeley
League
Richard Graves
Richard Carpenter
Malcolm Dayisegan
Ross Miller
Tokyo Asks Revision of MacArthur Surrender Orders
Tokyo radio reports five requested changes to Gen. Douglas MacArthur surrender orders effective tomorrow. Tokyo says allied occupation troops will land in the capital area next week and MacArthur will seize Japan’s key centers with armed force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
U.pi
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Japan
Radio Tokyo
Kiwanis Protest of Railroad Commission Decision in Hayward
Kiwanis Club of Mayward Castro Ville protested the California Railroad Commission decision denying inter-community transportation for the Hayward Area. The vote to challenge the ruling was referred to the club's board for action. Ray Peterson and Harvey Reed Jr highlighted local business history, noting Hunt Brothers and Hunt Foods Inc. payrolls in Hayward during 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Mayward
Castro Ville
California Railroad Commission
Hayward
Warren ‘Transportation Company
Ac Itest
Club
Fred Cox
Hayward Area
Paulsen
Tray Luther
Jess Stafford
Ray Peterson
Harvey Reed Jr
Hunt Brothers
Reed
Hunt Foods Inc
Scientists to Visit Local Study Group
Scientists will visit the Hayward Recreation Commission Sunday to meet the Adult and Juvenile Rocks and Minerals group at the E. Guy Warren ranch in Cull Canyon. Dr. R. A. Stirton will identify about 300 specimens from the Hayward area. Dr. George A. Louderback will assist in dating formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
ILC
Hayward Recreation
Silrson
J. Wesley Chardon
Irvington
Bolinger Creek
San Ramo
Warren Ranch
Stirten
University
Hayward
Public Opinion On Regional Transit Standards
Roving Reporter notes differ on California Rail Commission ruling denying Warren Transportation a service license and allowing Key System to extend. Residents discuss transit failures, call for district or utility-style authority, and debate combining systems, standardization, and public ownership. Opinions cite overloaded buses and desire for better equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Vegas
Decotoi
Warren Transportation Company
Alli
Public Opinion Divided Over Transport Plans
Letters from Sunset residents urge better Key System service and reform while others call for coexistence of two transit networks. Citizens cite delays, coverage gaps, and slow buses as reasons for supporting or opposing extending service or allowing Warren Transportation.
Veterans to Teach Veterans to Teach at Union High
Eggert Rohwer and Jack Switzer, former Hayward Union teachers, near discharge, were hired by the Union High School board. Rohwer will return to physical education, Switzer to English, aligning with veterans on military leave. Melvin L. Roberts and Karl Hengal were hired for the coming year at $1 per month. Helen F. Clark hired as school pianist after a long vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggert Rohwer
Jack DR. Switzer
Hayward Union High School
Armed Services
Union High Servo
Rohwer
Merchant Marine Service
Physical Education Department
Scilver
High Schol
Highol
Melvin L. Roberts
Groveway
Karl Hengal
Muir Avenue
O. B. Paulsen
Helen F. Clark
Sunset Dance Scheduled in Hayward Sunset School
Hayward Recreation Council announces a Sunset community dance at Sunset school auditorium on Saturday evening August 2. William Herb and Mildred Koerner said the event will feature the Howard Acres Super Haywire Orchestra and the Dick Smith band with prize dances and vocal solos. The dance is free and open to all Hayward area residents for an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward = Reyes
Two Killed in Bear Route 17 Car Crash
A Marine and a Seabee died when their car and trailer collided head on with another vehicle on Bear Route 17 near the Santa Chiva line. W. L. Deer Parks and William Henry Date inas died. Several sailors were injured and taken to Shoemaker Hospital. The crash occurred early this morning after a car driven by Douglas hit Brown’s trailer and rolled. Brown escaped injury and told officers he swerved to avoid the oncoming vehicle. The route is State Route 50 north of the Santa Chiva line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Route 17
William Henry Dateinas
USMC
Cary
W. L. Deer Parks
Shoemaker Hospital
Thomas J. Caldwell
Brateher
Mite
Shoemaker Eo
John O. Booker
Capenter
Shreemaker
Shoemaler Hospital
Douinas
Mor Brown
Govelyear
Jase
Brown
Ray
Tier Brown
Uruwir
Miui
Foster Wins Bronze Star Medal for Valor in WWII action
Pfc. Stanley Foster, son of Mrs. Mary Foster of u88 Watkins St, Hayward, received the Bronze Star for bravery during a night clash near a roadblock outside hinduntels on 28 March 1945. He engaged and killed a German officer after a hand to hand struggle, then retrieved his file and completed the action. Foster, discharged from the Army Air Corps, now lives with his mother in Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley FB. Foster
Mary Foster
Hinduntels
Germauny
Foster
Jones Warren Foster
Army Air Corps
Mather
Hayward
Stanley Bi
Chass
Tne
USDA Supports Price Of Graded Potatoes In Washington
The Commodity Credit Corporation regional officer of supply announced a program to purchase graded potatoes and train growers dealers and authorized agents in Washington state to support prices and stabilize market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Commodity Creait Corporation
U.S. Department of Agculture
Effensive
Washinton
Village School Open House Plans Draw Parents and Public
Miss Dorothy Gansberger, principal, leads a 23 member staff and trustees in welcoming visitors during open house at Village School. PTA volunteers will guide tours as registration proceeds for about 2000 elementary pupils for the fall term starting next Monday. The Ashland annex, funded by the Federal Works Administration, adds capacity for about 200 children, with 7 more rooms ready. no protest or formal dedication planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Aye Reeen Ue
Sand Lorca
Tamnopron
Dain Eta
Dorothy Gansberger
de Taulding
Ap der Mae Povernment
Federal Works Admoiniakration
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U. S. Creek
Rea
U. S
San Lor Nzo
San Renga Creek
S Army
San Lorenzo
OPA
S.S. Creek
Eastern Star
Fellowship Club
Lutheren Church
City League
M’arthur
Aomori
Hekedate
Une
Takamatsu
Odonasi
Wakani
Jananese
Minamitori Island
South Pacific
Korea
Formosa
Cairo
Lamasi
China
Okinawa
Serview
Atsugi
Noar
Kiwanis Club Protests Commission
Aogay x
Waseioa
Warren Transportation, Company
Noving
Alice Sargent
Robert Moullet
Warrah ,Transportation Company
Flora
Painter
Maryan Hyner
Royal
Warren Transpor
Sunset District
William FR. Dix
Hampton Road
Edna Withrow
Sybil Burns
Fifth Street
Ave
Meno K.H. Powers
Montgomery Ave
Marine
Pfc
Carpenters
Navy
Hawaii
L. W. Smith
Onge
U. S. Employment Office
Oak Street
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