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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
8
Tuesday night Hayward city council and local businessmen debated raising revenues to match rising city costs while urging greater efficiency. They endorsed a full time city manager to consolidate operations, noting part time council members cannot run all departments. adoption would be a voter decision amid higher taxes and costs.
Eagles of Eden Aerie held a social meeting honoring Judge Jacob Harder Jr with informal speeches music and a buffet. Alameda Aerie provided music by Jack Truno and George Birchenat. Anthony Troya showed sports shorts. Nine new members were initiated including Leroy Coelho and Nick Tribuzio. visitors from San Leandro Oakland and Alameda lodge attended. a letter from Father Flanagan’s school was presented.
California highway patrol reports three minor accidents and no injuries in the 24 hours ending 9 am. Irene M. Aristen, 42, and Ova D. Conley, 21, escaped unharmed after a Cas tro Valley boulevard collision at 7 30 am. Yesterday Joaquin R. Sampson, 79, and James Wriley Gillen, 40, were in non fatal crashes near Hes pers Boulevard and Lower A streets and near Livermore when a truck overturned after swerving to avoid another car.
At the meeting a two night carnival was announced sponsored by the Alameda area for November 15 and 16 to show appreciation for contributions.
A Washington briefing reveals mixed housing outlook with 600,000 new homes started this year and easier material access expected, while veterans face risks in buyer beware markets. The article notes prefabricated homes underperform and calls for four family rentals to house veterans, with lenders pledging high coverage of costs and assistance.
An automobile driven by Kuren e Olds, 27, of Quarry Road, struck the car of Jewel Forsgren, 40, of Cherry Way, as the first vehicle pulled over on Castro Street. Both were traveling south. no one was injured in the accident.
Local 1622 notes a new type of social with wives and sweethearts invited and calls for generosity to sugar stamp holders. The 1947 Jamboree may feature Charles A. Roe returning Friday night, with a busy year ahead and hopeful turnout for Labor Day weekend events.
Grass fire on Bommer hill along the Dublin highway spread to 100 acres of pasture on the old Peter Hoare ranch. Firefighters from Livermore county patrol Pleasan ton and Fair view units battled the blaze with sixty Tacmers for two hours. A second grass fire at 10 am at 588 Lewelling boulevard was extinguished by San Lorenzo firemen with no damage.
Salinas California hosts the Monterey county sheriff's posse rodeo on Sunday and Monday September 1 and 2 Judge Ray Baugh announced the first class event to replace the Salinas rodeo not held since July 1941 The federal government still holds title to the stadium used for the prior event after Pearl Harbor.
The report notes that more than 33 million homes in the United States have electrical service installed. It highlights the rapid expansion of electricity access, reflecting growth in urban and rural areas and the modernization of residential infrastructure nationwide.
A colorful motor cavalcade with placards in support of the AFL Cannery Workers union toured Ward, San Leandro and Oakland yesterday. It halted at several canneries to back the AFL in jurisdictional elections set for today and tomorrow, with labor officials including Angus, Reynolds and Ash aboard.
Two War Assets Administration surplus aircraft sale in Middletown Pennsylvania reports California Eastern Airways of Oakland California bought three Douglas C-47A transports for 42 100 dollars.
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