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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1946

Page

2

Worst Flood Strikes Pacific Northwest in 12 Years

A severe flood outbreak devastates western Washington and Oregon with rising rivers and snowmelt. The Green River breached a dike at Kent, flooding lower areas as residents evacuate, while rescue teams aid marooned families across Cascade valleys. A Marine transport plane missing since Tuesday complicates search efforts amid heavy snow and rain.

Washington Pacific Northwest Oregon Cascade Green River Kent Mt. Ranier Appalachians Salt States Allen Middle Atlantic States Martin Nebraska Kar Uy

S F Averts Clerks Strike

In San Francisco a threatened strike by 400 grocery stores was averted through a compromise between the Retail Grocers Association and APL Grocery Clerks Local 648. Wages were set at 75 dollars weekly for managers 60 for head clerks 65 for clerks and 45 for apprentices, up from prior 57 46 43 and 33.25. The union dropped a demand for eight hours of compulsory overtime for managers in favor of a full relief crew on days off. union secretary C Jinkerson said ratification is likely early next week and the executive board will recommend acceptance.

San Francisco Retail Grocers Association APL Grocery Clerks Union C. Jinkerson

San Leandro Chosen for National Guard Unit

San Leandro was tentatively selected as the location for a cavalry troop and an ordnance company of California National Guard's 52nd Infantry Division. Major Richard E. Mittelstadt announced the choice after a survey and staff recommendation showed adequate eligible men locally. The unit supports national defense as California's National Guard force grows significantly postwar.

San Prancisco San Leandro California National Guard Infanty Divion Richard E. Mittelstadt California

Scout Council Meet Set for January 8

Judge Frank Ogden president of Oakland Area Council of the Boy Scouts announced the annual meeting will be held January 8 1947 at the Scottish Rite Temple Oakland. The event will include a dinner and honors for outstanding service to scouting with leaders and their wives invited from the council area. Officers for 1947 will be elected and newly elected Southern District Chairman Allen G Norris will be formally inducted.

Frank Ogden Oakland Area Allen G. Norris

Fred Schaffler Heads 20 30 Club

Fred Schaffler was named president of the Hayward 20 30 club at an election meeting last night. Other officers include Don Billings as vice president and Chester Mitchell as secretary. Directors are Gene Frank Walter Janssen Billings and Elliott Ingraham. The district convention in Sandust was submitted by Don Billings, official delegate, as the club outlines its plan for the coming year.

Fred Schaffler Hayward Stalf Don Billings Chester Mitchell Serveant Airarms Gene Frank Walter Janssen Bid Billings Eliott Ingraham Sandust F. B. Leonard

Southwest Airlines Starts Valley Route

Southwest Airlines expands its network from San Francisco by adding Sacramento valley feeder routes. Starting January 2 flights will serve Vallejo Sacramento Marysville Yuba City Chico Red Bluff and Redding with Santa Rosa Ukiah Fort Bragg and Eureka beginning January 1. Plans include extending north from Redding and Eureka to Wedford Oregon in March via Dunsmuir and Yvelta as intermediate stops and using Oakland as a co terminal for the Sacramento valley route.

San Francisco U.R Los Angeles Southwest Airlines Sacramento Valley Vallejo Sacramento Marysville Yuba City Chico Red Bluff Redding James. C. Ray Redwood Empire Santa Rosa Ukiah Fort Bragg Gureka Eureka Wedford Ore Dunsmuir Yvelta Oakland Sacraments Valley

Valley Club Urges Hospital District in Alameda County

Jerome Crawford of Castro Valley spoke for the United Committee for Health and Hospitalization at the Federated Improvement club meeting last night. He urged revising state law to allow hospital districts in counties with populations under two million, criticizing the population clause.

Alameda County Jerome Crawford Castro Valley Federated Improvement Club United Committee For Health and Hospitalization Crawford

Carl McGinnis to Lead Ashland Pops Club Officials

Carl McGinnis was elected president of the Ashland Pops Club at Wednesday night’s meeting. Ernest Brookshire became vice president, Raymond Koegstad secretary, and Wayne Fritch treasurer. The next meeting is January 19 to plan the term’s first event, the Pops Club dinner.

Ashland Pops’ Club Carl McGinnis Ernest Brookshire Raymond Koegstad Wayne Fritch

War Officials Seek To Avoid Draft Extension In March

Washington officials say the army will try to avoid asking Congress to extend the draft beyond March 31 1947. Major General W S Paul notes the force must rely on voluntary enlistments and decide by February 1. Enlistments fall short of the 9000 weekly need, with 5126 for Nov 22 30 and a slower discharge rate. The article also covers election results for Hayward Civic and Social Club leadership including Leonard S. Hayward Club head and new officers.

Civic Club Washington U.P W. 5 Paul War Department Army Congress

Historic Kemp Ranch Sold Here

The sale of the H. L. Kemp home and ranch on Tassajara road to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vescher of Redwood road for $30,000 was reported by Castro Valley Realty Company. The 71 acre Kemp ranch is among the oldest in the district. Kemp, born on the ranch, now lives in Livermore and runs a furniture business.

H. L. Kemp Tassajara Road C. J. Vescher Redwood Road Castro Valley Realty Company Kemp Livermore

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