Christmas Playschool Party At Delaney's School
A family hurries from dawn to a children's Christmas party at Mrs Delaney's Playschool. The sprout, in new overcoat and beanie, leads a busy morning with siblings, gifts, songs, and cookies as teachers and neighbors cheer the youngsters. Parents plan a short Albany and Richmond coverage while noting the festive scene and handmade gifts.
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Ourself
Dr. Denton
Sprout
Albany
Richmond Inday
Kainyo
Sue Atwood
Alvin‘Joseph
Christ Man
Delaney
New York Philharmonic
Toscrmini
Adele
Conkle
Ryan Goto
Marga
Stevie Atwood
Jimmy Herold
Dickior Johnson
Nickey” Williamso
Richmond
Hayward Area Nears End of Bond Drive
Hayward area nears Victory Bond drive end with $306,889 raised to date of $774,636 goal. Montgomery Ward official Joe Allen commits $50,000. each $28 bond buys a ticket toward a 1246 Ford to be awarded at noon December 31 in Oakland City Hall plaza. Northern California workers push final push with slogan Buy Victory Bonds between Christmas and New Year.
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City Hall Plaza
Oakland
California
End of bakery strike reached in Bay Area with tentative deal
United Press reports a 43 day bakers and drivers strike in San Francisco East Bay and Sacramento ended with a settlement yet to disclose terms. Delivery resumes likely Wednesday. unions and employers hailed a “meeting of minds” but details await management action. Oakland concession reported as a precedent with raises and commissions. Safeway reopened seventy eight stores Friday after bread-hauling dispute with San Francisco area bakers.
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United Press
Suny Brats Cisco
East Bay
Sacramento
Wendell Phillips
Bakery Wagon Drivers Union
AFL
Lineal
David Beck
Internationall Yeamster’s Union
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Tion
Philips
Marks
Anyplayers
Oakland
Safeway
S' Oaleland Bakery
Accidents Near City Injure Two in Hayward Area
Two minor injuries were reported from separate accidents in the Hayward area yesterday. Tony Paniagua, 724 L4th Street, Decata, hurt when his car skidded into a creamery truck driven by Manuel Oliveira, 498 Jackson Street. The crash happened after Paniagua tried to pass another car and struck the truck at 12:08 a.m. between Niles and Hayward near Valle Vista services. In the second collision Bertha Jaye Clinton, 42, of 7343 Dunn Road, hit Joelle T. Moss, 31, Mt. Eden, as Moss emerged from a private driveway onto Depot Road. Este Thatcher, 63, Mt. Eden, sustained injuries.
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Bertha Jaye Clinton
Dunn Road
Joelle T. Moss
Mt. Eden
Depotoad
Este! Thatcher
Mt., Eden
Poultrymen Plan for Action in OPA Suits
A Hayward area poultrymen meeting appointed a committee to map a plan of action after being named by the OPA injunction for egg price violations. George Alcorn was named chairman with Mrs. G. Boswell Thomas Page Oscar Karpin and E. G. Trop tow as other members.
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Hayward Area
OPA
George Alcorn
G. Boswell
Thomas "Page
Oscar Karpin
E. G. Troptow
Roberts to resign from CHB post after 25 years
Carl F. Roberts, long time vice president at California Conserving company, has resigned effective yesterday. His future plans remain officially undisclosed.
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Carl F. Roverds
California Conserving Company
Froberts
Uprising in Colon Ends in Deaths and Arrests
In Panama City Colon authorities report five revolutionaries and one policeman killed, five officers wounded in an abortive bid by Arnulfo Ariun supporters. Rebels attacked the Colon police station with civilians, brandishing firearms, before police repelled the assault and rounded up followers including local businessmen and political leaders.
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Panama City
U.K
Arnulfa Arun
Fomer
Panama
Colon
al Aviag
Palice
Incrath
Aried
Colm Businessen
Aving
Funeral Held for Hayward Woman Merle Nienburg
Funeral services were conducted today for Merle Catharine Nienburg 21 daughter of Frank and Mrs Nienburg of 21249 Montgomery avenue Livermore native to Livermore she had resided in Hayward Survivors include her parents three sisters Mrs Fyancea Paddock Mrs Mabel Anderson and Mrs Dorothy Jensen Services were at the Garden Chapel Pratt-Plier Mortuary with final rites at Mt View Cemetery
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Merle Catharine Nienburg
Frank Nienburg
Montgomery Avenue
Nienburg
Livermore
Hayward
Garden
Pratt-Plier
Mt. View Vrematory
Fyancea Paddock
Mabel Anderson
Dorothy Jenson
Patton to Be Buried Overseas in Luxembourg
The funeral will take place in Luxembourg with custody and escort by U.S. forces. Six hundred Third Army soldiers from First and Ninth Infantry divisions and the Third Armored division will participate, with dignitaries and Allied officials attending the ceremonies.
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Twidelaerg
el J
Cen
George
Patton
Duchy of Luxembourg
Heallue
Ciarmany
Kpighapa Seevines
Palion
Helviborg
Tomerrow
Agin
Jaygembaurg
Mralay
Third Army
Ardennes
Luxembourg
Bosinane
First
Ninth Infantry Diiviaions
Marth Armored
Africa
Europe
M's. Bulton
Teave
Maris
United Stairs
Vth
Hatton
First Armored Division
Generati
Mediterranean
Tu Army
Td Army
Lusenbourg
Ionorary
Dieul
John &. Lee
Butian K. Tynseath
Don Canon
Minghes
RR. Allen
A. W. Kenner
R. M
Recognition of Yugoslav government overthrow in Britain
Foreign office tonight announced Britain recognizes the new Yugoslav government toppled the regime led by the youth king Peter. The move marks a shift in alliance as London acknowledges the reformist leadership backing constitutional changes.
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Peter
London
WPR
Britain
Thousands of Home Coming Vets Stranded in Port
Thousands of returning veterans faced Christmas away from home as a transportation tie up stranded nearly 150000 in West Coast ports. Seven trains were requisitioned to move 3325 men from Bay Area centers and 18 ships would add about 10000 more to the 50000 plus awaiting transport.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Bay Area
Seattle-Treama
Army
Navy
Renvilla
Leyia
San Francisco Plex
Goa
Bundy
Monteray
Service Rnna
Preventa
Pearl Harbor Inquiry to Resume After Week’s Recess
The Pearl Harbor committee pauses for a week as hearings may speed up after a schedule shakeup. Lt. Gen. Walter Short and Adm. Husband E. J. Kimmel are expected to be called after December 31, with Adm. Harold R. Stark planned as next witness. The panel hopes to finish by February 15.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Walter C. Short
Husband E. J . Kimmel
Army
Navy
Hawaii
Harold KH. Stark
Naval Operations
United Nations center vote favors eastern United States
A UN preparatory commission site committee in London backs the eastern United States for the permanent UN headquarters by 25 to 5, urging assembly approval. The vote ends western San Francisco’s bid and shifts focus to the northeastern United States amid bloc support and racial and political tensions. Mayor Roger Lapham of San Francisco left London after promoting the bid.
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London
United Nations Preparatory Commission
UNO
United States
World Peace Organization
UNO Assembly
San Franciscan
Talsorian
Tomic
San Francisco
United Nations
Washington
General Assembly
Preparatory Commission
Assembly
Roger Lapham
Berkeley naturalist dies alone in hotel in Colusa
Ralph Ells, 37, Berkeley natural history student, died of pneumonia in a Colusa hotel on December 18. He had been dead two days before discovery. Coroner Thy Sullivan said identification was made by Gilbert Porter, business manager for Mid, and Ells is survived by his widow Irene and his Berkeley mother.
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Colusa (Uprima
Ralph Wiis
Threat of Death for MacArthur Escalates After Petition
An Allied HQ spokesman disclosed a reported plot to assassinate General MacArthur in Japan amid a petition bearing 86,000 signatures seeking mercy for Lt. Gen. Yamashita. Colonel Wheeler said investigators would proceed after arrests, while Araki described active undercover opposition to U S efforts and noted wartime losses blamed on American actions.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Herbert
Wheeler
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
Tigchiro Araki
Japan
Elliott Thorpe
Westerly
Araki
United States
Dapat
Cannery Closes for Christmas Holidays
California conserving company closed yesterday noon for a brief holiday vacation. The plant will reopen on Wednesday December 26. Employees enjoyed departmental Christmas parties. FLIERS RESCUED PEIPING Two of twelve American Marine jets lost over North China ten days ago have been rescued by Chinese Communists and returned to Marine headquarters at Tsingtao. Militaries said airmen were badly injured in a crash during a heavy snowstorm.
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California Conserving Company
Dccanbur
Peiping
North China
Marine
Tsingtao
Ambassador Marshall Arrives in Chungking for China Policy
U S ambassador designate George C Marshall arrived by plane in Chungking today to promote a new American policy backing a unified democratic China. He was welcomed in Nanking by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and Madame Chiang. Reports say Communists offered an unconditional ceasefire, but officials called it propaganda. Rail disruptions continued in North China with rail lines cut at multiple points and 25,000 Communist troops reported near the Tsingtao railway corridor.
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George Wang
Geluingeing
Cer
George OC. Marshall
U. S
China
Chungking
Bagii
Nanking
Qetiralissimo
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
K. C. Wu
Department
James Shipley
U.S
Martin Robertson
Generaligsima
Mirshall
Eanly
Central News Agency
Peiping
Hle
Tsingtao
Chinghsein
Atomic control talks in Moscow among Big Three
British and American foreign ministers meet with Soviet Russia in Moscow to discuss control of the atomic bomb. The conference hinges on achieving a satisfactory Anglo American Soviet accord, with wartime scientific exchanges not automatically extending postwar. Radar secrecy noted as a wartime exception.
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Moscow
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Two Convicts Escape From San Quentin Prison
San Quentin Bay area authorities today hunted two convicts serving life terms for murder and kidnapping who escaped from San Quentin prison. Warden Clinton Duffy identified the fugitives as Quiller Barker, 28, and Cecil Salter, 33, both with similar life terms. They came here from Los Angeles in 1942.
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San Quentin
San Fignessco Bay Area
San Quentin Prison
Clinton Duffy
Quiller Barker
Cecil Salter
Los Angeles
Additional Committee Members Made Public
A list of new enrollees in the Citizens Committee of 1000 pledging to support the school bond issue set for January 15 is released. Names include P. J. DeBernardi Carl Deisenroth Mrs. L. DeLamandais Mrs. Hazel Delaney Frank Demo Hudson Dempsey and many more across professions.
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Citizens Committee of 1000
P. J. DeBernardi
Carl Deisenroth
L. DeLamandais
Hazel Delaney
Frank &. Demo
Hudson Dempsey
Joseph B. Deleva
Robert Dimmick
John J. Ditterner
Mitt Rohner
Nedlle M. Doll
Toichi Domoto
Rudolph Duarte
Joseph J. Duarte
Jack Dule
Arthur A. Durante
Dutra
F. EB. Dyche
Helen Mbett
Ralph Edwards
Carl Ekaos
Henry O. Eggert
Pearl
Ehrlief
J. Lawrence Bigsola
Louis Hike
J. R. Llrod
Les Freon
Jory
R. Fry
Henry R. Gali
Kenneth Garein
James Gay
Jack Conslin
P. Gedeg
Robert George
Citizens Committee of 1000 endorses local school bonds
A Citizens Committee of 1000 letter from Hayward urges support for Elementary and High School Bonds to be voted in Maynard Area on January 16, 1948. The writer asks to be enrolled in the committee and pledges to work in support of the issue, signing as a resident near Bank of Hayward building at 610 Main St.
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Citizens Committee OF
Martin Haley
Bank of Haywards
Main St
Hayward
Calif
Maynard
Turkey warns of bloodshed if Russia presses claims
ANKARA Turkic general Kazin Karabekir told the national assembly that a clash with Soviet forces over Sayid territorial claims could end in heavy Turkish losses. He warned Russia's occupation of the Kars plain risks Soviet dominance of the Mediterranean and Basra, threatening Anglo Saxon interests.
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Ankara UR
Russia
Red Army
Sayid
Turkey
Kazin Karabekir
National Assembly
Ankara
London Times
Sarabekir
Garland Reports No Evidence of DMV Employee Benefit
Garland reports no evidence that any State Department of Motor Vehicles employee profited from an alleged shortage of automobile carnet ven permits, as reported last week, according to Sacramento sources.
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Garland
Sacramento
Gordon Garland
Department
Rotary Club Calendar of Events Entry
Rotary Club meets Monday at noon at Green Shutter hotel. Tamarack Branch hosts 1 p.m. sessions on Children’s Hospital topics and housing.
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Rotary Club
Green Shutter Hotel
Tamarack
Children's Hospital
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