New Bids Sought For Hayward High Goods And Transport
Hayward Union High announces new bids for band uniforms and gasoline to supply the transportation system. Superintendent C B Paulsen reports bids were invalidated by a wartime decree ending hostilities and that sections of the school code are no longer applicable.
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Hayward Union High School
C. B. Paulsen
High School Board of Trustees
Truman
Paulsen
Herbert Briggs
Sacramenta
Elizabeth Kelly
Jean Buderi
Berkeley
Ay i Structur
Eleanor Sakerak
Oakland
Leuchay
Maynard
Treasury
Alameda County School ‘Trustees Association
Washingston Union High School
Vaughn Seidel
Anda
Roy &. Simpson
Conferenan
Los Angeles
FL W. Cat
Leadership Course To Start Monday
A practical leadership techniques course for adults begins Monday under the Hayward Area Park Recreation and Parkways district. Caral Pulsifer will teach six sessions in social recreation and six in children's dramatics at Maynard High School each Monday evening from 7 to 9, focusing on leading youth activities, planning parties, games, and directing dramatic activities for children.
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Hayward Area Park, Recreation and Parkways
Geo. Vestal
Caral Pulsifer
Maynard High School
Chief Tells About Visit To Quentin Prison Tour
Police Chief George Forth and fellow chiefs visited San Quentin to inspect the prison and parole system. He praised schooling, trades training, alcohol treatment, psychiatric help, and extensive parolee placement. Forth noted low parole violations and urged cooperation between police and the parole board to improve outcomes.
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George Forth
Hayward
San Quentin State Prison
Clinton 1. Duffy
State Parole Board
Forth
Soutside
Parole Board
Man Forfeits Bail In Wrong Court
Jose Thome a 67 year old laborer of 20795 Camden avenue sat in San Leandro court yesterday after a mistaken appearance in Hayward justice court. His $150 bail was forfeited with a possibility of reopening when he appears in the corrected court. Manuel J Costa, 57, a restaurant worker of 178 B street, pleaded guilty in Hayward yesterday to drawing $220 unemployment insurance while working. Judge Jacob Harder Jr. will pronounce sentence Monday.
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Jose Thome
Camden Avenue
San Leandro
Justice Court
Hayward
Thome
Manuel J. Costa
B Street
Jacob Harder Jr
Battery theft at Montgomery Ward store reported
Paul Sowdon of the Hayward Montgomery Ward store reported the loss of about 25 used batteries valued at $2 each. Police noted a car backed up to a high fence with about 100 batteries stacked. the thief reached over the enclosure and took as many as possible without entering the enclosure.
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Paul Sowdon
Hayward
Montgomery Ward
Wuek
Castro Valley improvement club installs officers and funds traffic safety
At Castro Valley improvement and Social club's 447th meeting officers and an officer corps were installed to promote traffic lights at Redwood road Redwood Valley boulevard and assist school children crossing. Delegates to Federated Improvement club named. Cub pack 3 charter presented. new members welcomed. Speeding hazards and stop light needs discussed. county letter planned for a traffic safety officer. Committees named for auditing house sink service and entertainment with plans for March 5 meeting.
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Redwood Road
Castro Valley Boulevard
Castro Valley
David Dickie
Castra Valley School Orchestra
Albert Brown
F. E. Dyche
Alameda County
Cub Pack
Edmund J. Gaspard
Pete Selmecchi
Cagtry Valley Boulevard
Casha Valeley Boulevard
Elah
County Board of Supervisors
Castro Valley School
James Alexander
Leslie Robins
Ray Curley
Elizabeth Davidson
Frank Morley
Carl Wickstrom
Morley
A. B. Morris
David Kidd
John Reed
Ray Carter
Ray Chattock
Yames Alexander
P. m
Ashland Pops Dance Promises Odd, Humorous Show
The Ashland Pops stage a year opening dance in the Ashhind school auditorium at 8 p m Saturday. The home talent orchestra backs a barrel house boys act and a four mugs quartet performs. Craig Curley leads the show with a cast including Fritch Catoray Van Houelk McCinnia Brookshire Dyres and guests Bob Voiby Leftwich Grosjean with Lela Houck at piano. Hosts dress in costume.
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Ashland Pops
Ashhind
Mw Pops
Wayward
Ash
Craig
Shidao
Curley
Wayne
Fritch
Pete
the Pursued
Houelk
Carl
Man
Airport Sale Speeded Under New Real Property Authority
Walter J. Sullivan Jr. outlines speeded disposal of surplus airports through the Ware Assets Administration regional office in San Francisco. The plan, aligning with policy from WAA Administrator Robert M. Littlejohn, requires applications and complete instruction letters to priority holders when airports are marketed. Under the Surplus Property Act, nearby cities receive equal opportunity to bid despite apparent single interest.
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Ware Assets Administration
Lst
Maynard
Washington
WAA
Robert M. Littlejohn
U.S. Conference of Mayors
D.C
Sullivan
San Lorenzo VFW Auxiliary Looks at Youth Delinquency
The San Lorenzo Village VFW auxiliary met Tuesday at the Veterans Memorial building in San Leandro to discuss juvenile delinquency and related prevention. Presiding was Mrs Edna Musgrove with opening remarks guiding a broad discussion.
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San Lorenzo
VEW
Veterans’ Memorial
San Leandro
Edna Musgrove
Pauline Swafford
PTA
Alameda
Oakland department store strike near settlement urged
Teamsters officials not including leaders Dan Tobin and Dave Beck have pressed Oakland strife leaders to settle the dispute at Kahn's and Hastings' department stores, a disclosure reported today.
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Teamsters Oakland UP
Teamster
Dan Tobin
Dave Beck
Oakland
Kahn's
Hastings
Ben Ramage Rests Well After Crash
Hayward soldier Ben Ramage suffered severe burns when his train struck a gasoline truck and burst into flames near Kingsburg. He is said to be resting comfortably at a hospital with possible transfer to Letterman in San Francisco. father Bob Ramage reported after visiting him, noting burns on his back and head, plus facial singeing and minor cuts.
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Ben Ramage
Hayward
Southern Pacific
San Joaquin
Lelterman Hospital
San Francisco
Bob Ramage
Cull Canyon
Ben
Kingsburg Hospital
Kingsburg
Rooms San Francisco Hotel Tax Postponed Three Weeks
Hotel owners in San Francisco urged a delay in the Board of Supervisors action on a proposed two percent tax on transient rooms renning for one dollar a day or more. The postponement extends consideration by three weeks to study impact and revenus.
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San Prancisco
Uri
Board of Supervisors
Soldier questioned over Black Dahlia links in New York case
Fort Dix corporal Joseph Dunais aged about 22 said he dated Elizabeth Short a few days before her body was found and suffered a mental blackout during the time. CID and LAPD sought to verify his statements, with him hospitalized in a psychiatric ward and awaiting transfer if Los Angeles authorities request.
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Fordix
N. J
Elizabeth Short
Bos Angeles
Joseph Davids
Charen
Dave
Ima
Pennsylvania
New York
Ford Dix Criminal Investigation Department
Dunias
Los Angeles
California
Dunais
Black Dahlia
Miss Short
Port Dix Hospital
CID
Wjoh
Cornetins
T. Morris
Fort Dix
Vanuary Spa
Pennsylvania Station
Dunals
Midway Lions Back Walsh Plan and Ambulance Purchase
Midway Lions endorsed the Walsh plan for a second crossing and joined Ashland Fire Department as co-sponsors of a motion to buy an ambulance for Ashland. Fred Cox of the Hayward Chamber outlined the plan at a Que House dinner, stressing the benefit to Southern Alameda County residents with road access to the bridge. Club members will finalize the ambulance purchase details, to be housed at Ashland Fire House and staffed by fire crews.
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Midway Lions
Walsh
Ashland Fire Department
Ashland
Fred Cox
Hayward Area
Ashland Firehouse
Japanese Removal From Coast Attacked By War Relocation Authority
The War Relocation Authority’s final report condemns the mass evacuation of 110000 Japanese Americans from the west coast as unjustified and undemocratic. It criticizes Lt Gen John L DeWitt for ordering the move, notes racial bias and excessive camp confinement, and states the exclusion orders persisted beyond any real security need. Dillon S Myer directed the report before WRA’s 1946 abolition.
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Washington
U.P
West Coast
War Relocation Authority
Hits Dewitt
John L. DeWitt
Western Defense Command
DeWitt
Dillon S. Myer
WRA
False report leads to fine in county court
A 12 week old county ordinance making false reporting a misdemeanor resulted in a $50 fine in justice court. Flores admitted guilt after claiming two Filipinos beat him and stole his keys, but investigators found no corroborating evidence and later questioned the claim. The ordinance aims to reduce false reports and unnecessary investigations.
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Abcrttt
Justice Court
Jacob Border
Tun Johny Rignilman Flores
Mt. Eden
Flores
Harder
Maxhinit Paraltiog
Charite
Wife Beater Gets 60 Days
Gregory Kornbach of 702 A street was sentenced by Judge Jacob Muceur to 60 days in county jail after pleading guilty to domestic violence against his wife Maxine Anna Kornbacher a beauty parlor employee who did not appear in court. The couple reported the incident stemmed from marital strain with both acknowledging prior conflicts.
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Gregory Kornbacher
Jacob Muceur
Utterlin
Maxine
Anna Kornbacher
Purk
Kornbacher
Ife
Palse
Hotel Told to Meet Fire Escape Rules in Ten Days
City Building Inspector Pat Wetzel and Fire Chief Tony Wetzel viewed plans from hotel operator Ray Kenilworth. Officials warned that condemnation would follow if the fire escape provisions were not installed within ten days after the January 30 notice.
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Angiertion
Wel
Pat Wetzel
Tony Wetzel
Wetzel
Ray Kenilworth
Marshall Orders State Department Reorganization Plan
Secretary of State George C. Marshall ordered a revision of State department operations modeled after the simpler general staff lines used by the army during the war, a move announced today.
Manslaughter Count To Be Pressed In Crossing Death
District Attorney Janes Thoreon said a manslaughter charge will be filed against Philip Miyor for causing a fatal crossing collision with the Southern Pacific train. Eight witnesses testified the signal was functioning. 64 others were injured. Shocking flames and debris followed the crash. hockey players from the San Francisco Sharks were among those injured.
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Wingsburg
Galil
Young Trade
Sindouguin Bay
Janes MM. Thoreon
Philip A Miyor
Ava
Waechie Sai
Withisnes
Francie Shaneeks
Hotloss
Hollie Morriceats
Critiel Burns
Children At Play Start Village Fire In La Lorenza
Firemen from La Lorenza Village extinguished a blaze started by children playing with matches near the home of Mrs. J. Cutler at 15832 Via Rivera. The 2:55 p.m. fire damaged several large storage boxes valued at about 75 dollars before reaching the house.
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al LaCrune
la Lorenza Village
1. J. Cutler
Rivera
San Lorenzo Village
Community Club and Church Event Schedule Includes Various Groups
A fragmented calendar lists multiple groups and meetings such as WODAY fan Lorenzo Villagy Homer An, Protestant and Methodist church boards, Lions, DeMolay, American Legion and Auxiliary, Foresters, Farm Bureau, Labor groups, and various improvement clubs. Times range from 1 p.m. to 7:40 p.m. at locations including Mamoria building, Baumberg Community hall, Memorial park clubhours, and Independent School.
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Woday
Lorenzo Villagy
Homer Annochition
Protestant Board
Methodist Church
Behooner Club
Adninnih Presbyterian Ahurel
Gram Bhuller
Lorenzo Lions
Fland's
DeMolay
Companion of Foresters
American Legion and Auxiliary
Mamoria
Hebakah
Baumberg Improvement Lab
Baumberg
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Tomorao and Jonere Union
P. Carpantem
Tom Men's Spansion Recreation Club
Memorial Park Clubhours
Nouth Hayward Improvement Altihy
John Mulrachosl
Independent Improvement Club
Indapandant School
Manonid
Denia Wail
Heen
Look Forward To Adult Education BTA Series
February 10 and 17 feature adult education talks in the BTA series. Events note Potcomen's ball on March 1 and an odd Valentines activity titled February and Baterhood with unclear times.
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Potcomen's Ball
Baterhood
Valentine Denge
Danis Bi
Trishy
Farlen Ail
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