Meeting Of Squib Hayward Improvement Club
John Sandoval reports on a visit to the Squib Hayward Improvement Club at Muir auditorium. The Intermediate department of Miss Campbell's school staged The Stars, then kids sang Santa Is Coming To Town. Residents discussed county issues outside Hayward, including street lights, roads, fire protection, sewers, and water. Possible annexation to Hayward discussed. Tennyson district and fire engine fundraising noted. Sandoval praises the club's work and advises Chamber of Commerce to study local needs.
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Mr. IL. i
Squib Hayward
Muir
Tennyson
Oro Loma
Club
Hayward
Incfaet
Area Chamber of Commerce
Forty Nazi Defendants Found Guilty at Dachau War Crimes Trial
In Dachau an American military court convicted all forty Nazi defendants connected to the concentration camp on war crimes charges after a two hour and eighteen minute deliberation. Sentences will be announced later, likely tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dachau
Dachuate
George Walters Named New Board Member to Fill Smiley Vacancy
George Walters, 17210 Melody Way, was elected to fill the Hayward Ove Loma Sanitary District board vacancy caused by Walter Smiley's resignation. Walters is to assume office December 26, with the district planning a major sewer and storm drain reinvestment to accommodate anticipated population growth and industrial development in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walters
Smiley
Ove Loma Sanitary District
District Board
Deventer
Iasa- Pree
Foothill Boulevard
L. Cedric Macabee
Macabee
Ashland
George Waiters
Melody Way
Walters
Hayward
Henry Hopkins
William R. Jacobsen
George C. Fuller
Victor Hubbard
Col. D. S. Seaborn
Sion
Walter Smiley
West
KL Wilson
San Mateo
State Banking Commission
Patton's Condition Unchanged After Accident
Heidelberg report says Gen George S Patton gravely injured with broken neck and partial paralysis remains unchanged though general condition is good. Morning to 5 p.m. bulletins note temperature, pulse, and respiration, with slight improvement in overall status but paralysis persistent below neck fracture.
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Heidelberg
George S. Patton
Patton
Patrot
Phys
Ilis
Mrs Hoffman sues Key for 79931 damages in Alameda case
Veronica Hoffman, 23, of 624 Seventh Street, files in Alameda County Superior Court a civil claim for 79931 damages after a December crash involving two Key System buses and an automobile at East 11th Street and Fifth Avenue. She alleges injuries including internal, spinal and head trauma from negligence by Bunton, Ham and Key.
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Veronica Hoffman
Seventh Street
Alameda County
East 11Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Mra. Moffman
Ine
City Hall
Charles E. Bunton
83Rd Avenue
Oakland
Adam B. Ham
School Street
Hoffman
Bunton
Ham
Key Lynton
Attornehus
Myron Harris
Willa Older
Hottman
Milton D. Bolon
16Th Avenue
Alameda Naval: ‘Air Station
Boy Scout Directors Elected At Oakland Area Council Meeting
At Camp Dimond the Oakland Area Boy Scout council elected the 1948 board of directors. Henry Gall remains southern district chairman Marlin Haley becomes assistant district commissioner Judge Allen G Norris serves as Washington township district chairman Centerville John Lee Wilbur is reelected as first vice president and board member The district and assistant district commissioners met to map the yearly calendar Charters for three troops Trussell City Mt Eden and Castra Valley Cubs will be reviewed Friday
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Oakland Area
Boy Scout
Camp Dimond
Board of
Henry 2. Gall
Marlin Haley
Allen G. Norris
Washington Township
Centerville
John Lee Wilbur
Gull
Trussell City
Mt. Eden
Castra Valley Cubs
Hayward youths’ fossil hunt gains Life magazine fame
Hayward area youths led by Wesley G. Gordon of the Hayward recreation and parkway district, ages 8 to 17, have life gained nationwide attention after Life magazine featured their Bay Paleontologists project. The piece shows eight boys on a rock-face with ten additional photos, detailing Saturday digs near Hayward for mammoths, camels, mastodons, and other extinct animals, and notes their field trip research and science education.
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Hayward
Wesley G. Gordon
Hayward Area
Mamaroih
Jettigright
Roy
Lester Kent
Bill
Philip Gordon
James Ward
Jay Broadwell
Bob Seaver
King Named as AFL Senate Candidate
The AFL named Rep. R. King as its candidate for United States senator from California. King, a Democrat and 17th district representative, was selected to oppose Republican Sen. William Knowland. The AFL praised him as the person to back for the office and said it would support his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los anushLes
Cecil R. King
United Afl
United States
California
King
Congress
AFL
Willian Knowland
High School Future Farmers Enjoy Annual Xmas Dinner
The Hayward FFA held its annual Christmas dinner with speeches by Ron Giovanelli and other chapter leaders. Superintendent O B Paulsen urged bond issue support and curriculum shifts toward job preparation. Group carols and piano solo complemented the event as members credited student volunteers who helped prepare the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers
Ronald Giovanelli
Hayward
EL B. Long
Tom Justle
Otto Ambiel
O. C. Markwell
Don Halstead
FFA
South ‘Coast
O. B. Paulsen
Napa High School
Hayward High School
Giovanetti
Manuel
Goularte
May Meyers
Leata Be Busr
Maynard High Board Hikes School Insurance Coverage
Maynard High School board votes to raise insurance coverage on school property by 854 813 with property value estimates rising to 728 125 since last appraisal excluding new service building owned by the government. Local officials note veterans reinstated in Farivar positions. Bruce J. Roberts to resume teaching. George Wilson to join as a new teacher January 2. Helen Elizabeth Riffel to permanent records office. Vaughn Seidel thanks staff after teachers' institute. Manuel Triantatillos death noted. band to rent school bus for Rotary Club trip. state legislature postwar construction funds sought for Hayward High School. administrative council calls for permanent Friday night dance supervisors.
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Hince Cumpaly
George
Nva
Bruce J. Roberts
George Wilson
Navy
Helen Elizabeth Riffel
Permament Record Office
Abendinee
Gan Leandin High Schdol
Vaughn Seidel
Alameda County
Durin
William Paden
Board of
Manuel Triantatillos
Hayiard-Alamada
Tor Hotary
Winso Lravel
Siventy
Jim Tory
Hayward High School
Mirabeth Lee
Helga Nielsen
Henry Miller
Jahn McIntyre
Hayward School District Hit With 30000 Damages Claim
Parents Albert J. Starr and Wilhelmina Starr sue Hayward high school district over the death of William Ray Starr who drowned in the district reservoir last June. The claim is filed for damages and turned to Eagle Indemnity, with a supervisor’s hearing due next week in Alameda County. Representative John J. Tasheeney, 25 Market Street, is handling the case.
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Hayward
William Ray Start
Hayward High School
Eagle Indemnity Company
Bord of Supervisors
Alameda County
Veir
Albert J. Stare
Wilhelmina Starr
John J. Tashéeney
Market Street
Ango
Jubilée to End War Chest Drive
A January 26 jubilee gala will wind up the War Chest campaign with a 1946 Chevrolet as the prize. Donors receive tickets for a chance to win the car, with Heyward Business and Professional Women's club sponsoring the event. Alameda War Chest directors meet Thursday at 3 PM to finalize plans, including Roger Anderson and Ed ward Enos among the attendees.
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War Chest
Chevrolet
Heyward Business and Professional Women’s Club
Alameda War Chest
Roger Anderson
Hayward
Edward Enos
Washington Township
Jack Rees
Jack Mittchell
G. H. Saunders
Livermore Community Chest
Thomas Orloff
Pleasanton War Chest
Youths Hurt In Auto Mishap Near Pleasanton
Pheee Hayward high school youths were injured last night when their car ran off the Pleasanton Santa Ail road after the driver said he was blinded by oncoming lights. Passenger Thomas Teller, 17, of Mt Eden, had his right car amputated. Driver Donald Connely, 17, of Castro Valley boulevard, sprained shoulder. John Shannon, 17, of B street, received multiple lacerations.
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Pheee Hayward
Jan
Pleasanton-Santa Ail
Thomas ‘Teller
Sullivan Road
Mt. Eden
Donald Connely
Castro Valley Boulevard
John Shannon
Barney Oldfield 87 Dies. Oldtime Racer Had Divorce Row
Bar n ey Oldfield the famed early auto racer died at 87. The long career and public divorce row with his eighth wife were noted as part of his turbulent private life. The article recalls his racing triumphs and his notoriety in speed lore.
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Barney Oldfield
Beverly’ “Hills
Tield
General Arnold to Speak at Western Aviation Conference
General Arnold, commanding general of the Army Air Forces, will discuss "Air power for defense" in a closing session of a two day western aviation conference in Sacramento. California delegates at the seven state conference yesterday agreed the state must have an anti air commission to cooperate with federal aviation agencies.
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Sacramento
U.A
Arild
Army Air Forces
California
Anti Air Commission
Labor conciliator to investigate local cannery dispute
A labor conciliator will probe the cannery dispute as President Teuman forms a fact finding board. The UAW and CLO issues persist in Ford plants and Bethlehem shipyard violence escalates in Alameda. Tank operations resume at the cannery while pickets remain and a transportation tie up hinders movement.
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United Press
Teuman
General Motors
Mort of
Canula
United Auto Workers
Ford
Ru Winasur
Mramar
Congress
Ile
Waller Py Stacy
Lloyd K. Chivkson
Wir Laibor
Milton Blinnlower
Kansas State Rollopal
Omar Hoskins
U. S
California
Gerber
Osklynd
AFL Teamsters Union
Violenes
Bethlehem
Alameda
Clo. Lamber
Mura
Sadie
Manuala
Fren Jis
Imber
Northwest
Truman Unlocks Housing Programs and Building Material Controls
President Truman announced price ceilings on old and new housing and reasserted government priorities on building materials. He named Wilson Waysitt as housing boss, tasked with expediting housing operations to curb rationing and support residential construction. The plan includes reallocating surplus housing stock to states and communities and granting material priorities for units up to ten thousand dollars, with legislation pending to raise prices on old and new housing.
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Washington
Lfa
Truman
Enmauneld
Res
John W. Snyder
Wilson Waysitt
Soulsville
Nyy
Wyatt
Autet
Snyder
Stiles
Luca
Ellerigh
Meshalement
Chamber of Commerce backs proposed UNO site in Bay Area
The Playward Area Chamber of Commerce directors approved a resolution urging selecting Si Krin visen or nearby as the home of the United Nations Organization. The measure, sent to London, England, and a copy mailed to San Francisco Mayor George Lapham, cites six reasons for San Francisco as the site.
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Playward Area
San Francisco
Chamber Q
Oakland Tribune
Chqnbar
Dave Hapa
Jeff Commerce
Thugs’ Wing
Pred Cox
Howell
Trial Evidence Links Nazi Officials to Forced Labor Abuse
At Nuremberg today evidence tied Heinrich Himmler and Hermann Goering to orders to exploit concentration camp inmates for extreme labor and to force them to produce their own food oils and horses, highlighting violent coercion and slave labor policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nubenberg
Heinrich
Local clubs and meetings fill Castro Valley and San Lorenzo
Today events include Kiwanis at 6 15 p m, Lions 12 noon, Green Shutter hotel, Markham PTA, and high school board trustees. Tomorrow lists square dancing at Ashland school, Dania hall gatherings, and civic groups meeting at Veterans Memorial and San Lorenzo churches.
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Kiwanis Club
Castra Villa
Lions Club
Green Shutter
Markham Pta
UPPEC
High School Board of Trustee
Hayward
Ashland School
Febokah Lodge
Toof Hah
Native Daughters
Golden West
Dania
San Lorenzo ‘Lions
Brotherhood
Ina Dania
Fairview Ladies Club
Holy, Rosary Sodality
Lene Perry
Veterans of Foreign Wart Paty Memorial
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Plemmons
Val Hollingsworth
San Lennie
Board of Directors
Doar
Adair Chicken
Shack
Fred Cox
Memher
Louis Medeiros
Berenard
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John “Sandoval
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George Mays
Jory
Fry C.R. Gromspgeher
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Worthyy
D.W. DeBernardi
Kon Gavein
Rose Wings
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Weir
Settle
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