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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1945
Page
4
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Clarence Rowland president of the Pacific Coast League said officials are ready to vote on establishing a third major league. Approval from Baseball Commissioner Chandler and league heads is needed. Coast league members planned to vote in a meeting today. Rowland argued the population and fans along the West Coast justify major league baseball now.
Sportsmen and civic-minded citizens urge vigorous support for HR 9972 now before Congress. The bill would let companies deduct treatment plant costs from net income, a key step in controlling pollution of inlaid waters in this state. Pollution blamed for 1658 striped bass issued in Salinas River, counted by Warden F. Pout of Ubal district. Salinga pledges to curb damage near meal plants.
California Highway Patrol and Gordon H. Garland report a survey shows motorists must dim headlights at night when approaching other vehicles under the Vehicle Code. The finding comes as a nationwide compliance emphasis influenced by new state directives.
Certificate by Louis Medeiros claiming sole ownership of TENNY SON MARKET in Hayward Alameda California with principal place of business there. Notarized December 3 1945 in Alameda County with county clerk and notary public signatures and seals.
In Chungking reports say Mohammedan cavalry fighting alongside Nationalist forces have encircled and pressed the Communist elite regiments besieging the Mongolian town of Pao Tow in Suiyuan province. The battle for the snow covered town intensified as Nationalist troops sought to storm the besieged position.
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