New Plant Starts Soon in Hayward Area
A report on planned plant expansion details two California plants supplying feed to Wisconsin users. Hayward area officials and business leaders attended ceremonies with Swill & Company and district representatives, highlighting regional industry growth and a new district engineer for reclamation extending from Knights Landing to Shasta Dam.
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J Saciamento
Berean of Reclamation
Ure
Sacramento
Knights Landing
Shasta Dam
Chied
James
Caer
Sinemento
Earthquake Detected Near New York Seismographs Report
A fairly heavy quake centered about 8600 miles from New York toward the Indies was recorded on Fordham University seismographs last night and early today.
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New York
Netherlands Indies
Fordham University
Last
Carly Lodiy
Notice of sealed bids for Hayward Union High School District project
The Board of Trustees of Dayward Union High School District in Alameda County calls for sealed bids to furnish labor, materials, equipment, and services for a two story reinforced concrete unit adjacent to the Administration Building at Hayward Union High School. Bids due January 15 at 4 PM, 1930s terms require plans from Dragon & Schmidts Architects, with a $10 deposit for plans. Bidders must provide a certified check of at least 10 percent of bid, up to $5,000, payable to Hayward Union High School District. Contractors and subcontractors must pay prevailing wages per local schedules. Plans and specifications are on file at the Board Clerk’s office and architect’s office.
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Board of Trustees
Dayward Union High School
Alameda County
Hasavard Union High School
Toothill Boulevard
Hayward
California
Melock
Hayward Union High
Foothill Boulevard
Wayward
Hayward Union
Aecordance
Dragon & Schmidts
Oras
Hergin
Bouret
Maynard Union High School
Lewis
uhiBal
Bard of Trustees
Labor Wage Rates Spark School District Bid Rules
The document outlines prevailing hourly wages for trades including carpenters cement finishers laborers plumbers and painters with overtime at time and a half and a base minimum of 1.25 per hour for unlisted labor. Apprentices may be hired under state law with staged wage increases and board approval to reject bids or alternates.
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Sui
Serna
General Bus
Tory Taborere
Dinetever
Ploeieverts
Board of ‘Trustees
Herbert T
Way
Board of Trustees
Hayward Union High School
Alameda County
State of California
Glenn of Detroit Visits for Winter with Daughter
Glenn of Detroit, father to Mrs. G W Harding, 667 Blossom Way, arrived Saturday to spend the winter with his daughter.
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CG. Glenn
Detroit
G. W. Harding
Blossom Way
Votes Go To Capital Continued From Page One
Last night the peep union leaders said the APE pol was not adequately represented. A proposal by Star Times and Post-Intelligencer publishers will be discussed at the union’s regular session Sunday, Union Secretary J M Lilonins said. In Tacoma Washington James Shernun vice president of the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers said the union approved a northwest paper manufacturers wage increase proposal affecting about 17000 workers at $2 mills. In San Francisco the CIO International Longshoremen and Warehousemen union said the Waterfront Employers Association rejected demands for a 30 percent wage increase. The union proposed arbitration. The San Francisco Oakland Bay Area machinists strike mov-
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Gaid
Ape
The
Star, Times and Post-Intelligencer
J. M. Lilonins
Tn Vacoma
Wash
Jatin Sher Nun
Inter Tlional Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
APS
Northwest
Increase in Indigent Aid Noted Across Alameda County
Alameda County welfare department reports rising requests for aid and old age payments since the end of the war. Last month Eden township paid 22,480 to residents, with overall indigent assistance totaling 620.99 for the county. October 1945 saw 158,331 elderly aid recipients statewide, near the March 1942 peak, driven by a 25 percent increase in maximum payments under 1943 legislation.
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Mecl County Welfare Department
Lodaye Ag
Menber
Eden
Indi
Alameda County
Tate
Niel
California
Strike Holds 13,000 Machinists Idle Across Nation
Officials from the APL Machinists union and employers prepared to travel to Washington for a national shipyards conference with government, management and labor leaders. They hoped conference decisions would help settle the local strike as 13,000 machinists idled about 45,000 workers.
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Goth uUay
APL Machir
Washington
Naional Shipyards’ Conference of Government, Management and Labor
San Francisco Clings To UNO Center Hope
San Francisco remains hopeful that it will host the United Nations Organization headquarters. Gov Earl Warren said he would discuss last minute action with Mayor Roger Lapham on his return from London today or tomorrow as the city presses its bid.
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San Francisco
U.A
California
United Nations Organization
Earl Warren
Roger Lap Ham
London
Aid for Needy Aged to Be Tightened in War-Era Plan
The appeal cites raising the monthly aid cap from forty to ninety dollars per person. It notes many during the war worked and supported themselves, but expects some will seek aid later as needy aged. Emphasis is on careful administration to target only truly in need and minimize tax impact across Galitania.
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Aspocaation
Andover
Galitaenia
Mary Astor Remarries Chicago Broker Thomas Wheelock
Hollywood confirms Mary Astor wed Chicago broker Thomas G Wheelock in a ceremony at screenwriter John Lee Mahin's home. The couple, who met two years ago, previously faced a highly publicized divorce diary scandal that gripped the movie colony.
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Wadden
Hollywood
U.P
Mary Astor
Miss Astor
Chicago
Thomas G. Whoelock
Joh Lee Mahin
Records Stolen Ties Ink to California Murder Case
District Attorney Edmund Brown disclosed that police records on Alfred L. Cline, charged with murder in Wallas Texas, and under nationwide investigation in connection with mysterious deaths and missing associates, had been stolen from San Bernardino.
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San Francisco
U.P
Edmund Brown
Taddy
Alfred L. Cline
Wallas
Tax
San Bernardina
Petroleum War Council and Foreign Operations Committee Disbanded
Petroleum Administrator Harold L. Tekes announced the liquidation of the petroleum industry war council and the foreign operations committee, effective December 31. The move consolidates oversight as the energy sector shifts during wartime and signals an administrative shift in wartime petroleum policy.
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Washington
Harold L. Tekes
Petroleum Industry War Council
Foreign Operations Committee
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Val Hollingsworth
Fayward Area
Walt Banman
Ress Zaballos
N. T. Lewis
CB. Sherman
Swill & Company
H. P. Jones
Ro B. Wright
P. Cour
Igcent
C. B. Lowh
WH. OS. Thorne
Henry
Gall
Hayward Merchant's Association
George Janssen
K. W. Robarts
Wallace Boggs
Tene Jamieson
Ilvedurk
2. W. Glover
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Dale
George Haguas
Hayward Acres Fire Departments
OW. Paulson
Jnelk Mitchell
Hoss Wing
Beak Willia
Cgharpe
Pet Foods Supplies
Puppies & Kittens
BAY Pets
Hay
Fender
Woody
Huff
Leonard Nunes
Oldsmobile Sales & Service
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San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
American Family Club P
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Tam
Onca
Dizamesa
Amaia
Doan
Alka Seltzer
Gillette Blue Blades
Alophene Pills
Stuart
U. S. No
Libby
Ivory
Stryker
Fricasser
Ledn
Happyvale
Centaur
Delicatessen
Hill & Hill
Sunnybrook
UNO Center
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