Parcel Post Restrictions Take Effect in U S Hard Fight
WASHINGTON freight embargo and parcel post restrictions began today as the United States faces a severe economic crisis. The measures limit rail and air shipments to essential goods and bar overseas parcel post except to U S armed forces, with domestic limits on package size and weight. The government's coal strike dispute with John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers escalates amid warnings there will be no compromise, and cabinet members brief reporters after a tense White House meeting.
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Washington
Wpi
U. S
John L. Lewin
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
Lewis
Iyi
White House
Yeekine
Hearstong
Truman
Legion Sponsors Dance Tomorrow at Veterans Memorial
A Pearl Harbor day dance, the fourth in a fall series by post 48 of the American Legion, will be held tomorrow night from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Veterans Memorial building. Final plans were set at last night’s meeting, with committee members Eugene Frank, Bob Williams, King Peterson, and J. F. Blankenship directing. Admission is $1.50 for couples with reduced rates for high school students with student bodies. Rey Baptiste and his 11 piece orchestra will provide the music. Other discussions included decorating hospital wards in Livermore on December 16 and a Christmas party for post and auxiliary members and families on December 19.
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Pearl Harbor
Post 48
American Legion
Veterans’ Memorial Building
The
Post
Eugene Frank
Bob Williams
King Peterson
J. F. Bilankenship
Rey Baptiste
Legionnaires
Livermore
Post and Auxiliary
Tennyson Ladies Bazaar At Neudecks Market
The Tennyson Ladies Aid plans a pre Christmas bazaar and food sale at Neudeck's Market on Main Street tomorrow. Proceeds will fund Christmas treats for children in the Tennyson church discharge, with Mrs ine Barghill and Mes Mary among organizers.
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Neudeck's
Main Street
Ladies’ Aid of
Tennyson Union ‘Church
Tennyson
Anlearn
Ine Barghill
Mes
Mary
Weather Outlook For Tonight And Saturday
Cloudy conditions with scattered showers tonight and Saturday. Moderate winds from the southwest. Temperatures remain mild with lighter rain chances.
United States backs east coast site for UN
The United States urged an east coast location for the United Nations permanent headquarters, narrowing options to Philadelphia or the New York area while San Francisco faced opposition. The Soviet Union said Russia would not send its delegation to San Francisco if the Presidio base were chosen, signaling a potential clash over site selection. Warren Austin prepared to defend neutrality and the U.S. offer of the Presidio free of charge, as George Suksin pressed adherence to London’s assembly decision and floated a Philadelphia compromise.
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Lake Success
N.y.uri
San Francisco
Natiing
United Nations
Golden Gate City
N. Y
Au.p
United States
Philadelphia
New York Area
Russia
Presidio
Warren Austin
Hare
UN Assembly
London
Soviet Union
Castro Valley VFW To Be Inaugurated
Veterans from Hayward post 3882 led by Commander Frank J. Thomas will inaugurate a new Castro Valley VFW post 8617 and install officers Sunday at Castro Valley Grammar School at 2 PM. Mike Hyman to be commander. Elmer W. Paine presides. Hiram W. Winn instilling officer. Emeryville post 1010 degree team assists. A 10 by 50 tent at 6000 Castro Valley boulevard serves as a meeting hall as funds seek 9 permanent homes for the post.
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Hayward
VPW
Frank J. Thomas
VFW
Castro Valley Post
Castro Valley Grammar School
Pam
Mike Hyman
Elmer W. Paine
Hiram W. Winn
Emeryville Post
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Boulevard
Mrs Theresa Moon Dies in Oakland
Teresa Moon 64 of 2922 Lower road Hayward died in Oakland this morning. A native of San Jose she will be buried at California Crematory after services at Sorensen Brothers chapel Monday at 2 p.m. Survived by husband Frank William Moon and daughters Kathryn Mickleborough Eugene Oregon and Genevieve Deglar Oakland. Also four grandchildren Laura Deglar Beverly Mickleborough and Ron Mickleborough.
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Teresa Francis Moon
Lower Road
Hayward
Oakland
San Jose
Sorensen Brothers’ Chapel
California
Frank William Moon
Kathryn Mickleborough
Eugene
Ore
Genevieve Deglar
Laura
Overt Deglar
Beverly
Mickleborough
Eileen to Windup Play Season at Clammaunilly Theater
A 1948 season opener titled Eileen based on a New Yorker short story features Lucille Burehfigl and Donna Moniz leading with Pred Bvisei and George Chince in supporting roles. The plot follows two girls in New York amid heat of July as a basement apartment exposes a window and a door with a leaking pipe.
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Staler
Small
Mama
Lucille Burehfigl
Donna Moniz
Pred Bvisei
George Chince
Stalin Sickness Reports Grow in Moscow Silence
London dispatches and The Daily Telegraph report growing speculation on Generalissimo Stalin's whereabouts and health. Sources vary on whether he is in Sochi or recuperating elsewhere, with French and Swedish press cited and officials keeping the matter secret.
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London
U.R
Stalin
Bochi
Moscow
Stelin
Sochi
Daily Graphic
L’epoche
Graphic
L'Epoche
Portn
Hesd
Daily Telegraph
Copsahagan
Russie
Ttme
Marshall Stalin
Phil Silver to Head Drama Group for 1947 Play Season
Phil Silver named head of the Maynard Community Theatre for the 1947 season as officers were elected. New leadership includes Mrs. Sue Stoll as first vice president, Gordon Schelmer as second vice president, Mel, Lauren Magnus as secretary, Jane Riley as treasurer, and Phil Silver presiding with outgoing president Charles Sorensen honored for two years of growth. Committee chair posts were postponed, My Sister Eileen remains slated for December productions at Bret Hale auditorium, with Carol Van Aucker directing and David Dickie reporting set completion.
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Heartroom
Bret Marie
Phil Silver
Sue Stoll
Gordon Schelmer
Mel
Lauren Magnus
Hlvs
Jane Riley
Chun Sorensen
John Sandoval
Marjorie Duent
David Dielle
George Mays
John Hayes
al Mielons
Banks
David Dickie
Molotov backs UN disarmament aims with inspections
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov signaled support for UN driven disarmament plans. He affirmed international inspection and peaceful use of atomic energy, backing international control bodies while pressing inclusion of other weapons of mass destruction in the resolution.
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N.Y. UR
United Nations
Tony Fami
Ilomle
Soviel Union
V. M. Molotov
International Atomia Control Agency
Molotov
UN General Assembly
Local Draft Board Reclassifies Vets
Nine army and navy men were reclassified by the local selective service board amid war concerns. Names include Fredrick W. Pries Hayward Raymond F. Taller Hayward John H. Mengos San Leandro Altre J Sparks Corpus Christi Texas William T. Hubbard Hayward Ralph R. Luty Hayward Phil H. Anthony Trayward Mile A Sanchez San Leandro Joe R. Hernandez San Francisco Freano.
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Army and Navy
Local
Selective Service Board
Junmoon Rand
Hayward
Raymond F. Taller
Fairview Avenue
John H. Mengos
Balcon Avenue
San Leandro
Altre J. Sparks
Corpus Christi
Texas
William T. Hubbard
Snolleyvenue
Ralph R. Lu
Ann Miller Sues Spouse Over Divorce and Alleged Fraud
Hollywood Oklahoma screen hairdresser Ann Miller, 22, files for divorce from millionaire Lloyd Milnar, 3%, charging fraud over a $200000 home and alleging violence and deceit in the marriage.
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Hollywood
Hancer Ann Miller
Llawellyn Milnar
Freighter Grounds Near Oakland Slip
The victory freighter New World Victory ran aground near the Oakland ferry slip while en route to Oakland Army Base to pick up freight. Owned by Pacific Far East Line of San Francisco, it was not known if damage occurred, Army tugs sought to pull her free.
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Oakland
New World Victory
Pacific Far East Line, Inc
San Francisco
Oakhand Army Base
Feeight
Four Alarm Fire Routs 100 Roamers
A four alarm fire at a Oakland grocery store forced about 100 residents from roaming houses early today. No injuries reported. Owner L. R. McCowan suspects a defective water heater as the cause. Fire department damage estimate about 5000 dollars.
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Oakland
UAI
L. R. McCowan
Civil War Veteran Wins Purple Heart on 95th Birthday
Charles A. Windolph of Lead South Dakota, 94, oldest living Medal of Honor holder, will receive a Purple Heart on his 95th birthday Monday. The award honors a wound suffered June 26, 1878, at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, scene of Custer's last stand.
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Chicago
Charles A. Windolph
Little” Big’ Horn -River
AFL Strike Brews Trouble at Kahns Store in Oakland
Police intervened as AFL pickets blocked Kahn's department store entrances in downtown Oakland stirring fears of renewed conflict after a two day county wide shop strike. Union secretary James Philpott vowed peaceful picketing while extra guards formed to prevent entry as negotiations and denials of earlier peace terms swirled. The outage ended with mass satisfaction from Alameda County residents as the air tight strike showed signs of easing.
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Oakland
Tsp
American Federation of Tabor
Kahn
Alameda County
James Philpott
Kahn's
AFL
John F. Hassler
Paul St. Sure
Oakland Retail Merchants Association
Harvey Scott
Oro Rhodes
Central Station
Lime
Kahn’s
Hastings
Cast Bay
Lamarr Seeks contract release over pregnancy
Hollywood star Hedy Lamarr petitions superior court to be freed from her contract for the film Last Year’s Snow. She says pregnancy makes August through September work start impossible and names producer Arnold Pressburger director Douglas Sirk and Marlborough Pictures as involved parties. Lamarr notes a memorandum agreement from May 23 and a formal contract laid out for work starting between August 15 and September 15, which she says is unacceptable.
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Hollywood
U.A
Medy Lamarr
Superior Court
Arnold Pressburger
Douglas Sirk
Marlborough Pictures
Tae
Miss Lamarr
John Loder
Cherryland Firemen Plan January Dance
Cherryland firemen at the Teguler meeting report three fire calls in November. Tony Rose’s resignation as a volunteer was accepted. Further plans for the department dance are discussed. The dance is scheduled for January 18 in the high school gym.
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Cherryland
Teguler
Tony Rose
Oakland Insurance Agent Dies in Rainy Plane Crash Near Niles
Orville J. McCullough 35, an Oakland insurance and accounting agent, died when a private two seater Cessna he ferried from Wichita to Hayward crashed in fog on a rain soaked hill near Niles. Wreckage sighted at 11:34 p.m. by deputies, body moved to Berger mortuary in Niles after four hour recovery. Survived by widow Lovyella and two sisters. funeral services pending at Claret Cooper mortuary Fruitvale.
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Hayward
Orville J. McCullough
74Rd Avenue
Oakland
Wichita
Kansas
Niles Westerday
McCullough
Berger Mortuary
Niles
Ben Fillmore
Wieblta
Thesr
Buskimoni Business Men's Association
Masonic Order
Ife
Lovyella McCullough
Robert Watts
San Lorenzo Village
Nola Fonsley
Claret Cooper Mortuary
Fruitvale
Accidents In Hayward Area Cause Minor Injuries
Four people received minor injuries in three Hayward area crashes reported by the California Highway Patrol. Joseph DeSoto 21 of San Lorenzo Village treated at Fairmont hospital after his car hit a parked truck on East 14th Street near Hesperian Boulevard at 12 50 am. Annie Billings 24 of Fairview Avenue treated at Fairmont after a car she rode in swerved and hit a culvert on Font Hill Boulevard at Bridge Road at 2 10 am. Edward Hansen 27 of Castro Valley unhurt after his car crash. Dr Beau Mark Palmer 46 of Berkeley and his son John Marie Palmer 13 received minor injuries when their car collided with a machine driven by Frank A Fleming 36 of Riverbank California on State Highway 50 near Tossaje Road at 7 32 pm yesterday.
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Hayward Area
California Highway Patrol
Joseph DeSoto
Pasa Larga Vista
San Lorenzo Village
Fairmont Hospital
East 14Th Street
Hesperian Boulevard
Annue Billings
Fairview Avenue
Fonthill Boulevard
Bridge Road
Edward Hansen
Seaview Street
Castro Valley
Beau Mark Palmer
Hidegass Avenue
Berkeley
John
Marie Palmer
Frank A. Fleming
Riverbari
Califom Highway
Tossaje Road
Byrnes Aims Early End to WWII Peace Talks
Secretary of State James F Byrnes plans to press for signing the first World War II peace treaties before Christmas. He seeks to launch preliminary Big Four talks on the German peace treaty by Monday as Italy Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Finland near final signing. The Big Four ministers agreed on remaining issues including reparations and Danube navigation and planned meetings today tomorrow and a weekend recess to finish satellite pacts and begin German talks.
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New York
Janes F. Byrnes
Hitler
Satelites
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Council of Foreign Ministers
Danube
Mministers
Big Four
Stork
Four Local Boys Enlist in Army
Four local youths enlist in the army, assigned to units of the 1st Cavalry division in Tokyo, the 24th Infantry division in Korea, and other postings in Japan. Announcement from Lt. Roger L. Cure of the Oakland recruiting office lists enlistees Harold O'Brien, Ronald Miller, Robert Blackman, and Willard Rule with their addresses.
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1St Cavalry
Tokyo
24Th Infantry
Korea
Th Inty
Japan
Roger L. Cure
Oakland
Paulsen Speaks to Valley Lions Club
O B Paulsen superintendent of Hayward Union High district spoke on Our American Economy at a Castro Valley Lions social meeting held last night at El Rancho kitchen. New members Vioar dinger Kostal and Lueas were welcomed. The next business meeting is December 20 at Castro Valley Gardens with Milton Van Pelt to present constitution and by laws for ratification.
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O. B. Paulsen
Hayward Union
Castro Valley Lions Club
el Rancho Kitchen
Miles Kostal
Lueas
Vioardinger
Castro V Gardens
Milton van Pelt
Hayward Library Schedules Story Hour for Children
Tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Hayward Library Mrs Dorothy Carne children's librarian invites Hayward children to attend a session featuring short stories read aloud by the librarian.
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Hayward
Dorothy Carne
Calendar Of Events From Local Clubs This Month
Calendar notes gatherings hosted by Becrestian elu and Denke rat arte guditarian groups. Pre sponsored by Hol Mar Hares and Knolls improvement club. Social teetings Pam and San Lorenas. Trdoont detovernant club hosts a party near Inaprovs eo. Far listed events include a Jahn club dinner Castro Pin.
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TODA
Ben Sala
Nia
Niselon
Pam
Lorenas
Inaprovseo
Farlitees
Jahn
Castro
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Homer Capehart
Inds
John L. Lewis
Legion
S.F
Theresa Moon
A. F. of L
Russ
Ann Miller
Purple Heart
Kahns
Hedy Lamarr
Cherryland Firemen
East
Byrnes
Paulsen
Valley Lions Club
Moe Vata
Eery Eae Ta
Marte Eedherhem
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