Walt Disney II Young Brook Vincent Nineteen Works on Commission
Brook Vincent, 13, son of Bernard S. Vincent of Dixon Street San Leandro, gears up his second commission a four panel cartoon featuring basketball football baseball and a pirate for a lunch stand opposite San Leandro High School. He sketches at home without formal lessons yet shows clear artistic talent encouraged by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Vincent
Brook
Walt Disney
Phnto
Kent Studios
Walt Disney II
Young Brook Vincent
Broole Vincent
Bernard S. Vincent
Dixon Street
San Leandro
San Leandro High School
Dhaws
San Francisco
Karl Kenyan
Brook Ig
Bret/ Harte school
Kenyon
Blackwell's
Valle Vista
Purely Personal reflections on Hayward history and local figures
John Sandoval recalls Hayward’s early days in a column mixing local lore and names. He explains the Medical Hall saloon origin, B street changes, and a 19th century water pipe plan. The piece also mentions Asa Collins, Daniel Luce Sr, Joseph Pimentel, Dr Cecil Corwin, Guillermo Castro, and Edwin Markham in a broader town memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Medical Hall
Bostreet
Vic Hale
Cecil Corwin
Harry Meek
Meek
Castro
Hunt Bray
Castro Street
Asa Collins
Main
Joseph Pimentel
Board of Trustees
Daniel Luce
Arthur Neudeck
Tf Raioin
Hayward Review
Corwin
F.C. Merritt
Alameda County
Ourself
Guillermo Castro
Major League Baseball National League game notes
Patchy report lists players and teams including Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Washington. References multiple lineups and venues with names like Kennedy Cooper and Behrman amid scattered scoring notes and game details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy United Palss
Laatoni
Vandertest
Lambert
Ar Paaker
Bscondston
Car Lamanne
Sorey
Frinkie
I Budhick
Abernatthy
Kennedy
Cooper
Final Pleas in California Cannery Union Election
AFL CIO leaders urged votes for a tomorrow and Friday Northern California canneries election with about 60 000 workers eligible. Voters will choose between the AFL Council of Cannery Workers tied to the Teamsters or the CIO Food Tobacco and Agricultural Workers union. The CIO had won a plurality in a prior NLRB tally which was set aside and reordered. Separately, Robert Kitner of ABC denied to the FCC that the network harmed the public by blocking a proFTA CIO talk on KGO. other CIO talks were canceled for not serving public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Upk-Atl
CIO
California
AFL Council of Cannery
Teamsters
CIO Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Work Eve
National Labor Relations Board
Robert,d. Kitner
American Broadcasting Company
Federal Communication A Commission
Kitner
Philip Musnay
KGO
James Carey
Threat Called Empty Bluff in Hayward Cannery Row
FTA CIO official Claudia Williams denounces Teamster threats to blockade Hayward cannery shipments as an empty bluff. She argues Teamsters rely on CIO contracts for daily work and would harm growers and workers, not cannery profits, if a transit stoppage occurred. Continues on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Fta-Cio
Claudia Williams
FTA International
Warl
Williams
CID
CIO
Wlcio
CIO Garment Svorkers
CRO Nanbers
AFL
Canney
Teamsters Union
NLRB
Teamsters
Costello Hires Housing Secretary for Hayward Authority
Art Costello, a Navy veteran and former Texas Oil employee, named secretary of the Hayward Housing Authority. He will work full time on a veterans housing project near the old Army Air Force Cantonment area by the airport, as finals on cost are sent to the state finance department for approval. Ed Friedrichs announced the project started this week under the Federal Public Housing Authority. In another note, First Lt William E. Tisdale was hospitalized with leg injuries after piloting his damaged fighter into the ocean to avoid Balbon city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Costello
Alreet
Navy
Hayward Housing Authority
Costello
Texas Oil Company
Seabees
Army Air Force
Ed Friedrichs
Hayward Authority
Mem‘bers
State Finance Department
Friedrichs
Sixteen autos crash on foggy Eastshore highway at Berkeley
BERKELEY Calif AP Sixteen autos crashed today in a multiple accident on the fog bound Eastshore highway near the Berkeley garbage dump injuring at least eight persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Chamber of Commerce Hires Promoters for Special Week
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce hires Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wells al Antioch as promoters for Chamber of Commerce week to run November 23. The board approved funding after recommendation by the activities committee. A poultry exhibit with an expected 1600 birds is planned, plus a Harvest Festival, a parade, special speakers, and an area wide dinner. Committees are formed for arrangements with local farm and recreation officials. The group plans church outreach and seeks new city hall space. A street repair request and a lawmakers’ ballot matter are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Wells
al Antioch
Hayward Area
T. C. Morrison
Agricultural Extension Service
Othr
Roy Stromgren
Wesley” Gold
Wird Recreation Department
Fred Cox
C. F. Martineau
Minnie Seaver
E. K. Stanton
Fnquest
Hayward Acres Improvement Club
P. J. DeBernardi
Herbert F. Way
Southern Pagistic ‘Railway Company
Francia “Dunti
Californ
Divattor
Camp Shoemaker Discharges Final Sailors After Naval Camp Closure
Camp Shoemaker officially closed late yesterday after honorably discharging the last of 247 sailors. Once hosting 5000 men, the camp near the Great Lakes center ended nearly four war years as a receiving and distribution station before awaiting final disposition.
Key System Seeks Fare Hike Amid $7000 Daily Losses
San Francisco United Press reports Lt. Haugh, president of Key System, testifying at a California Railroad Commission hearing that the San Francisco East Bay transit line has lost about $7,000 daily since June 1. He warned of further rate increases in months ahead if costs rise, as the system plans two new trains and replacement coaches to speed transbay service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Haugh
Key System
Al 9
California Railroad Commission
San Francisco-East Bay
Oakland
Transbay
Alameda County Board delays building code action
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors postponed action on the uniform building code for ten more days. Supervisor George Tarissen announced the deferral after a meeting where farm group protests were heard. A committee was formed to continue research led by Thomas Caldecott with Chester Stanley George Janssen Myron Barris Ralph Hoyt and Wallace Boggs to clarify the code and zoning distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
George A.tarissen
Thomas
Caldecott
Chester Stanley
George A. Junsgen
Myron ‘Barris
Alameda County Farm ‘Bureau
Ralph Ho
United States Withdraws Proposal at United Nations
The United States today withdrew a proposal from the United Nations Security Council regarding blanket acceptance by the body. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text. The event took place in New York with ongoing international implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y W.P
United States
Ith
Catten Ra
Hayward to raise taxes and slash city department budgets
Hayward officials discussed a tentative 1946 47 budget at an open meeting with local business men. The levy rises 40 cents per 100 of assessed value bringing total rate to 1 40 from 1 00 while the general fund, library and bond funds receive 1.00 17 and 24 cents respectively. The city will run a 32 000 deficit despite the tax hike. Department requests are cut sharply including police and fire budgets and plans to hire two more firemen are dropped. General government funds drop to 31 348 from 34 568 with an overall budget decrease to 298 278 from 202 685.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Yand Etal
Fae Mag Hue
Eaine
Farl Bachand
Bachand
Two Revolvers and Cash Stolen in Local Burglary
Deputy sheriffs seek a burglar after Lester E. Penney and his wife found their home rifled and entry gained through an unlocked front door. Two revolvers and 133.50 dollars were missing from a tin box. a pane of glass in a kitchen door was broken from the inside. A neighbor named Phyllis Holtman reported seeing something suspicious nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester E. Penney
Weekland Avenue
Penney
Smith and Weason
Phyllis A Holtman
Meekland
San Leandro Man Chokes To Death
Stanley C. Little 32 office manager of General Engineering and Drydock of Alameda choked on a meat piece at a San Leandro cafe while dining with his wife Elizabeth and friends. He died at 2 05 p.m. at Fairmont hospital after physicians could not revive him. Din ner party member Mark Vylas Oakland attempted to remove the meat as the Fire department used inhalator rescue during transport to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley C. Little
General Engineering and Drydock Company
Alameda
San Leandro
Elizabeth
Fairmont Hospital
Litle
Little
Marck Vylas
13Th Avenue
Oakland
Auto Strikes Local Man Near East 14th Street
Charles Casey, 47, of Bart lett avenue, suffered severe leg and chest injuries after stepping into the path of a car at East 14th Street. Driver Benjamin Brown Jr, 30, claimed Casey emerged from between parked cars. The 7:35 p.m. crash sent Casey to Hayward hospital. condition was not critical. A second crash on Niles Road near Hayward city line injured Gail Brown, 46, minor injuries when his car hit a parked auto. Driver Petey Wiersma, 64, cited for drunk driving. parked car lacked lights. A head on collision at Pergola Hill on a Napa track left George Troxell, 27, and Geo Wessman, 41, uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Casey
Bartlett Avenue
East 14Th Street
California Highway Patrol
Benjamin Brown, Jr
147Th Avenue
Casey
Hayward Hospital
Fairmont
Gail B. Brown
San Leandro
Niles Road
Hayward City
Linis
Petey Lavis Wiersinu
65Th Avenue
Oakland
Brown
Wiersma
George Melvin Troxell
Napa
Geo Henry Wessman
D Street
Hayward
Pergola Hill
Hayward Faces $32,000 Deficit Next Year At $1 Tax Rate
City leaders and Hayward business bankers met in a formal session to address a looming $32,000 operating deficit for the coming fiscal year despite raising the general fund tax to the legal limit of $1 per $100 assessed value. A backlog of $62,000 in government bonds exists, with $32,000 needed to cover the deficit and $30,000 to cover year end expenses until January 1948. Budget requests for 1946-47 were cut to the bone, and postwar operating costs make a balanced budget unlikely. Temple Crane of Bank of Hayward urged setting the tax rate at the maximum and cutting expenses, and recommended reassessment in 1947-48. he warned against nuisance taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Palty Council Mmembers
Warl Bachland
San Francisco
Bay Area
Crane
Temple Crane
Bank of Haywards
Iia
LOT Value
Calendar Of Events Faint Local Activities Tourney And Meetings
Today features a swimming meet in Hayward and a Plunge at TAS pm. A legion and auxiliary event at Memorial Building with a $15 price. Eagles Eden Aerio post 1138 hosts a gathering at Dania hall Hayward. School board meeting 8 pm and high school clubs listed. Tomorrow includes Lions Club at 7 pm and 20 30 club at Green Shutter Patel. Choir practice and a look ahead to an October misc meeting round out listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Plunge
TAS
Bill Coedy
Asaozican Legion and Suxiliary
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eden Aerio
Dania
Hayward High Schol Board of Trastees
Hayward High School
Gaiwants Club
Cetra Ila
San Lorenzo
Lions Club
Pland’s Villa
Patel
Joh
Auler
Ion
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Leona Ward
John Sandoval
Nolte
Thors
Annals OF Hayward
Nelda Beacock
Haywards
B Street
Castro and
Mary Street
Tom Dias
Edwin Markham
Rds
Major League Baseball
Conners
Ocean
el Toro
Cal
William BE
Tisdale
Balbon
Chamber of Commerce
Camp Shoemaker
Kiwanis Club
Fe Adoba al Don Guillermo
Rom Castro
Gider_ pla
Brat “Harte Rebaol
Bay Peat
Ofessional Women's Clubs
Pla
Hest Andh
TS Iin
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