U S Paid Firm to Take Yard and Shipyard Lease Deals
U S House Merchant Marine Committee charged the Maritime Commission paid 80000 to California Ship Corp to take 89000000 of shipyard facilities and film funds as part of disposal deals. Coles said similar transactions occurred with Bethlehem Fairfield shipyard in Baltimore. He noted lack of public advertising and competitive bidding, with leases forcing land restoration after yards were removed.
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House
Merchant Marine
Maritime Commission
California Ship Corp
Gales
F Coles
Bethle- Tem-Fairfield
Balimore
Tit Dammitice
Staf
Coles
Rotarians Host Christmas School Party for City Youth
Rotarians and Lions club members will host city school children at a December 24 theater party. Wil Wilson, Rotary committee chairman, said volunteers will usher and Boy Scouts will assist at the free show.
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Hayward
Rotarians
Lions Club
Wil Wilson
Rotary Committees
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Nuclear Test Exhibit
Chief Seaman Ernest DeMutlies of the U S Navy displayed pins at the Bikini Atoll atomic bomb test during a Hayward Rotary Club meeting yesterday noon. DeMatties is connected with the heavy recruiting service in Oakland.
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Ernest DeMutlies
U.S. Navy
Bikini Atoll
Hayward
DeMatties
Theeavy
Oakland
Five Day Village Christmas Festival Opens in San Lorenzo
The third annual Christmas festival in San Lorenzo village begins Friday at 7:30 with a dance for sixth to eighth graders. Activities run five days for all ages, including grammar school theatre, teen dances, a Sunday parade, costume contest prizes, Santa Claus party, Messiah at 7:30, a Nativity entry, and a midnight candle service at the Community Church chapel.
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San Lorenzo Village
Village Homes Association
Marvin Richardson
Dads Eluby
San Lo
San Lorenzo
L Gan
PTA
Op. Uumsual
Andrew. Williams
Cmmunity
Sante
North Pole
Handels
San Gotengo
H. J. Mendro
Acapella Cheir
W. Brown
Suisiiing
Homer Schwartz
Beth’ ‘Watson
Maryin Richardson
City approves two temporary police hires and librarian move
The council approved two temporary police department appointments on the civil service recommendation. William W. Watson will serve as traffic officer at Burbank School crossing. Milton W. Lewis becomes temporary collector and maintenance man for new parking meters. The children’s librarian post is declared vacant and examined to form a new eligible list after Maria Lopez did not report for duty post extension.
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Hayward
Civil Service Commissioners
Maria Lopez
City Council Advances Plans and Street Name Change
City council continued discussion on street projects and authorized purchase of equipment and staff for the project. An ordinance changing Elm Street to Henning's Court was adopted. A bond issue election next February will fund water department and sewer system improvements.
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Grettl
City Council
Page Y City Streeets
Art Phillips
Elm Street
Henning's Court
Setton
Man Injured After Hitting Fallen Box on Highway 50
Perez, 37, of Fresno, suffered broken bones and severe cuts when his car hit a packing box that fell from a truck on Highway 50 near Santa Rita Road. He was treated at Fairmont Hospitals. Investigating officers said the box contained plumbing plans. the incident caused a tanker to lose control and chaos briefly on the highway.
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Perez
Platt Avenue
Fresno
Santa Rita
Fairmont Hospitals
Do Aldam
City Sets Game Tax and Cabbie Rate Delayed Action
Hayward city council last night finished action on an ordinance taxing coin operated music machines at $6 per year and amusement machines at $3 or $10 based on coin size while exempting vending machines. The theater tax and taxi cab operation measures were postponed to a special Thursday meeting for further study and rate schedule approval.
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Hayward's
C. W. White
White
San Beynardino
Four Ex-Convicts Sought In Master Slaying Hunt
RUDWOOD CITY Calif UPI four ex convicts paroled after a murder case are being sought for questioning in the slaying of Maurice Malter a 58 year old Los Angeles businessman found shot to death in San Mateo County. Police believe the motive may be gang land robbery or reprisal. Malter was known to have won 2350 on a Bay Meadows bet the day before his death. His body showed two fatal head wounds and five chest wounds. His son Albert identified the corpse.
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Rudwood City
Calif
UPI Fou
Maurice Malter
Los Angeles
San Mateo County
Maller
Bay Meadows
Rath
Master
Albert
Attendees at San Leandro Dahlia Whist Party
Names of guests at a Dahlia Whist party in San Leandro include Mr and Mrs Mortis Shellon Mr and Ms A RB Bayliss Mr and Mrs L Cox Mrs Louise Crandall and Mr Mira Chas Hennigan Others returned with high score prizes awarded to Mrs Hennigan Mrs Bayliss Mrs Crandall and one more keeper
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San Leando, Dahlia
Mortis Shellon
Frank Calderia Dies at 64 in Sacramento
Funeral services for Frank Calderia 64 died at his Sacramento home will be held at the Residence chapel of Wayward Mortuary at 8:30 AM followed by mass at Deato Catholic church. Interment is in Holy Ghost Cemetery Centerville. Survived by widow Virginia and three sisters Mary Silva Annie Avila Frances Williams and three brothers Anthony Manuel and Joseph. Rosary recitation will precede at the funeral home.
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Frank Caldevia
Sacramento
Wayward Mortuary
Deaoto Catholic
Holy Ghost Cemetery
Centerville
Calderia
Decoto
Virginia Calderia
Mary Silva
Annie Avila
Frances Williams
Dowiin
Anthony
Manuel
Joseph
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