Mayor Pledges Water Support to Postwar Group
Hayward leaders discuss postwar planning with Mayor Grorge A Mays pledging city water provision as needed. The group, led by Temple Crane, considers area sewage disposal, airport inclusion, and beet industry revival amid debate on student labor and public outreach.
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Grorge A Mays
Hayward Avex
Land Use and Burney
Temple Crane
Orland Close
Eric Rows
Howard Peterson
Industrias
Oro Loma
Castro Valley
Hayward
Civil Aeronautics
John D. Haar
Tevy Pry
Alvarado
Fry
Supt O. B. Paulsen
Mays
San Francisco
Sunol
Old Glass Exhibit at Bret Harte School Draws Crowd
More than one hundred visitors attended an Old American Art Exhibit at Bret Harte School on Thursday. The event, organized by the Recreation Commission, showcased 19th century glass including a 1890 cigar holder and 1840 key Sandwich salt cellar.
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Gret’ Harte School
The
Recreation Commission
Gerald Trving
Charles Horton
Olin Mlarkwell
Robert M. Reid
Evelyn Garcia
Bessie Whitehead
Hionus
Robert AM. Reid
Cecil Corwin
Oliv Markwell
Gerald Irving
Alyse Westbrook
Frank McWay
Missy
Evalyn Garcia
Elsie Tolland
War Fronts Update From Western Eastern and Pacific Theaters
Western Front reports Patton’s forces driving Germans back across the Saar near Merzig with the Eighth Army taking two villages near Linnich. Eastern Front advances push into Austria and Hungary as Red Armies breach defenses and push toward the Budapest railway line. Pacific action includes destroyer air operations around the Philippines and a Japanese convoy bound for Ormoc, with air forces targeting Duisburg on the Rhine.
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Patton
Saar River
Merzig
Linnich
Cologne
Austria
Tarnow-Budapest
Philippine
Fmonth
Ormec
Leyte
Italy
Bologna
City
Rhine-Ruhr
Duisburg
Man’s costly visit ends in car theft report
Albert Kelley of 21348 Montgomery Ave reports a theft during a visit to a friend on Bln St near 3B St. His car was parked outside when a fan belt and generator were removed, along with a hunting coat, three boxes of shotgun shells, and a leather case. He notified the police.
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Albert Kelley
Montgomery Ave
3B St
Kelley
Gan
Keller
Thief Steals Terra's New Winter Wardrobe
A thief took four dollars’ worth of freshly bought clothing from a car owned by Fred Terra of Meawinton. The vehicle was parked in front of 910 Alive St when the theft occurred. police reported the incident as a theft of new clothing.
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Thief
Fred Terra
Meawinton
Norg
Senate OKs Billion for Flood Control Measures
The Senate approved by voice vote a billion dollar flood control and irrigation bill sent to conference with the House. Amendments included Missouri Basin oversight and a Missouri Basin Authority proposal. The bill authorizes 4100,000,000 for multipurpose development and 30,000,000 for Connecticut river basin works.
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Washington
Senate
House
Janes E. Murray
Mont
Missouri
Roos
Lit
John Ti. Qverton
D. la
Bureau of Reclamation Authority
Food Central Works
Connecticut River
Niles Woman Reports Boys Hunting on Her Property
Mrs. Iathel Gray of School 4 Wiles complains to the sheriff Thursday evening that several boys hunted on her property despite a no hunting sign. She does not know the hunters names and says they were all local boys.
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Iathel Gray
Stolen Bicycle Reported In Local Neighborhood
A red bicycle with white trim belonging to Gordon Medsward Severet at 402 Alden Yel was stolen in front of the Playwardheater Thursday night. Dan Allen Natson of the same area borrowed it to go to the movies. The report lists a specific color and partial branding, with details partially garbled in the source.
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Gordon Medsward Severet
Alden Yel
Severet Tut
Dan Allen Natson
Fitten
Taye Heense
Woman Arrested As Suspect In Hit and Run Case
A woman living at 15909 Mateo S Leandro was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff R E Condon on hit-and-run investigation. The complaint against her is expected to be signed this afternoon.
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Dobracki
Mateo S
Leandro
R. E. Condon
Survivors Of Lost Ships Return To San Francisco
Twelve hundred survivors of vessels lost in the Pacific arrive in San Francisco aboard a Navy transport with 4 800 total passengers. Among them Lt Lloyd K Hoffman of Portland Ore a gunner officer who survived three sinkings since the war began reunites with his wife Eleanor at the dock. Dorothy Burtin of Seattle wife of Lt Preston A Burtin Jr stands nearby as Australian wives and Red Cross staff receive ambulatory wounded. The Camp Parks Band plays California Here We Come.
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Read
Lloyd K. Hoffman
Portland
Ore
O'Brien
Hornet
Hoffman
Eleanor
Iris
Wal
Dorothy Burtin
Seattle
Preston A. Burtin
Garden City
Kans
Burtin
Cities Seek 100 Million for Flood Control Public Works
California League of Cities plans to ask the state legislature to appropriate 100 million dollars of surplus funds for flood control sewers and public works in cities and counties with local matching. The league also urges banning fireworks except in permitted public displays due to wartime fire and injury concerns.
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Sacramento
California League of Cities
Citios
Inague
League Board of Directors
Recreation Commission Postpones Meeting
The regular meeting of the Recreation Commission is postponed. It will be held at chairman Dubn Lee Wilbuy's home, 1226 A 81, on Friday, Dec. a.
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Fonlaht
Dubn Lee Wilbuy
Vrilay
Dee
Hayward Tavern Owners Rally Against Dancing Ban Plan
Hayward tavern owners led by E. Cerrudo protest a proposed city ordinance to ban dancing in liquor establishments. They seek signatures to block the measure, arguing servicemen would avoid town if dancing is disallowed, with support from Delano’s and local restaurateurs. The proposal was first introduced November 20 by Councilman Jack Holland per Police Chief George Forth.
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Hayward
E. Cerrudo
Delano's
Cerrudo
Hayrward
Cerrudco
Cerruda
Delano
Jack Holland
George Forth
Hunter Killed In Auto Crash Near Dairyland
Roy V. Halterman 47 of Dairyland died when his car collided with another driven by Marie Ray 44 of Merced returning from a hunting trip. Halterman’s companion Charles Taylor 36 was hospitalized with serious injuries. Ray and her daughter Mrs. R Pacheco suffered minor injuries. Halterman survived by a widow and nine siblings.
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Madera
A.P
Roy V. Halterman
Dairyland
Marie Ray
Merced
Halterman
Charles Taylor
Ray
R. Pacheco
Fog lights shatter in Highway 50 collision
John Fritz of Castro Valley Boulevard forced into the third lane on Highway 50, colliding with John Blizzard of Camp Shoemaker. Neither driver was injured as fog light glass shattered at the road edge.
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John Fritz
Castro Valley Blvd
Highway 50
John Lowell Blizzard
Camp Shoemaker
Fritz
University Women Sponsor Child Classic Play at Bret Hart
Palo Alto community center presents a Little Black Sambo production directed by Mrs. with support from the American Association University Women. The show occurs tomorrow December 2 at 2 30 p m at Bret Harte School featuring young actors ages seven and up.
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University
Bret Hart
Palo Alto
American Association University
Bret Harte School
Albert Fall Dies in El Paso Hospital
Albert Fall former secretary of the interior died yesterday in a Catholic hospital in El Paso at age 83 after years of arthritis and declining mobility. He faced bribery conviction over the Teapot Dome and Elk Hills oil reserves linked to Doheny and Sinclair and served one year in Santa Fe prison.
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Faso
WRI
Albert B Fall
Interior
Venont Dome
T Hills
Harding
Catholic Hospital
Fall
Enk Wills
Edward L. Doheny
California
Teapot Dome
Elke Hills
Harry Sinclair
Doheny
Tin
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Stettinius Is Sworn In As Secretary Of State
Edward R. Stettinius Jr. was sworn in as secretary of state succeeding Cardell Hull. The ceremony in Washington included 40 attendees such as Mrs Hull, Sen Harry Byrd, Gen George Marshall, Harry Hopkins, Juan Trippe and the three Stettinius sons.
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Washington
U.P
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Cardell Hull
Supreme Court
Robert J. Jackson
Secretary of State
Taintea
State Department
Hull
Tugtee
Jackson
Harry F. Byrd
D. Va
George C. Marshall
Army
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Juan Trippe
Pan American Airways
Trippe
Stettinius
Edward R, Stettinius IM
Joseph and
Wallace
Oakland Man Charged With Reckless Driving After Collision
Walter Beebe age 28 of 9651 CSL Oakland is cited for reckless driving and driving without an operator license after an accident Thursday night at Cassro Street near Simon Street. Beebe was uninjured as his northbound vehicle struck parked cars of M P Quillion Tony Alcabaydos and Rudolph Duarte at 9 p.m. causing front and rear end damage.
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Walter Beebe
CSL
Oakland
Beebe
Castro SL
Simon St
M. P. Quillion
Tony Alcabaydos
Ayaan
Rudolph Duarte
Winton Ave
Quillion
Duart
War Bonds Appeal by Jack Mitchell in Hayward
Jack Mitchell urges readers to buy war bonds during the Sixth War Loan Drive. He frames bonds as safer than other investments and essential for national welfare and personal future, calling on residents of Hayward to purchase as much as possible today.
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Jack Mitchell
Hayward
May Indict Man In Death Of Ebaugh
San Francisco reports a conference in Attorney General Robert Kenny's office to decide whether Nevada county should indict Irvin Davis in the death of William Ebaugh. The case centers on Ebaugh a hermit and murder suspect shot near a suspected hideout while evading cattle rustling charges. An anonymous letter claiming to witness the slaying spurred a federal probe.
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San Francisco
Robert Kenny
Nevada County Grand Jury
Irvin Davis
William Ebaugh
Joss Hessian
Kenny
Ward Sheldon
Nevada County
Yestersday
Sacramento
Department of Justice
Davis
Lewis
Ebaugh
Francis Henry Lewis
Colfax
Calif
Hession
Havenner Wins in 4th District
San Francisco California U R Rail road Commissioner Franck R Havenner defeats incumbent Rep Thomas Rolph in the 4th district after complete semi official returns. Havenner leads by 208 votes with final tallies of 74 567 to 74 359. Rolph supporters plan to seek congressional determination of final outcome.
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San Francisco
U.R
Franck R. Havenner
Thomas Rolph
Ralph
Congress
Havenner
Rolph
Cameron King
Seven Die As Airliner Crashes Near Burbank
A Transcontinental and Western Airways airliner bound for New York from San Francisco plummeted near Burbank at about 3 a.m. seven of 28 passengers and crew died. Mayor Hartley Knox of San Diego, unhurt, described a hard crash during a near-normal approach. Authorities said cause was undetermined and under investigation with TWA officials at the scene.
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Los Angeles
Western Airways
Burbank
Hartley Knox
San Diego
San Francis
Lae Mlanugin
TWA al
Cities Fall To Ninth Army In Rhine River Drive
United Press reports the American Ninth Army extending its hold on the west bank of the Roer River capturing Lindern and Welz and nearing Flossdorf while the Third Army advances from the Saar Basin toward Merzig. German defenses pull back across the Saar as front lines brace for a rapid push toward the Rhine.
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Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Roeer
Lindern
Welz
Flossdorf
Iouts Keemle
Cologne
Litnigh
Saar
Merzig
Germany
Roer
Rhine
Slayer Pleads Not Guilty In Butchery Case
Otin Stephen Wilson, 24, a cook, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to charges that he killed two women in hotel rooms on May 15. Superior Judge Clement D. Nye appointed three alienists to examine Wilson. Deputy District Attorney John Barnes said depositions would take a month or six weeks, with a trial date to be fixed later.
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Angeles
Otin Stephen Wilson
Cook
Clement D. Nre
Drs. R. Q. Lieuallen
Charles E. Bisson
Clarency Oleson
Wilson
Alty
John Barnes
Mye
Jan
Lingles
Lillian Johns
Littell Says Realty Groups Seek Control of Surplus Real Estate
Former Assistant Attorney General Norman M. Littell claims powerful real estate interests with government ties aim to influence disposition of fifteen billion dollars in surplus war realty. Littell, ousted by President Roosevelt, says realty boards are mounting a political drive to sway policy as he prepares to surrender his office.
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Washington
Norman M. Littell
Littell
Roosevelt
Francis Bidele
Justice Department
Litttel
Congress
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Weather Forecast for San Francisco Bay Area
Occasional showers today and tonight then clearing Saturday. Cooler tonight. Northern California shows showers today and tonight, clearing gradually on Saturday, cooler north of Fresno tonight.
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San Francisco Bay Region
Northern
California
Fresno
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Billy Jack Wowarl
Scammoany
Conrad Lee Brinkman
Wellington
Walter W. Copper
Elise Ana Contiiind
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Lindern, Welz
Slayer
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