Dramatis Personae: Community Theater Rehearsals Shine
John Sandoval praises George Wilson for reviving the local Community Theater's energy as rehearsals for You Can’t Take It With You show the cast having fun. He highlights the talent of Marjorie Ducat Shirley Smith and others, noting the group’s impact on local pride and attracting newcomers.
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George Wilson
George
Hammer
Wall Street
Ahl
Marjorie Ducat
Byington Part
Charlie Sorensen
Shirley Smith
John Hayes
Teddy Roosevelt
Ray Lille
Hank Hampton
Barbara McCullough
Carl Pfaff
Gordon Schuimer
Chamber Commerce
Wilich
Orinda
Walrut Creek
San Mateo
Hayward
Lions Award Honors Hayward High School Graduates
A faculty committee chose Ralph Poss and Marjorie Lewis of Hayward Union High School as recipients of the Hayward Lions citizenship and leadership awards. The two seniors received 9.25 War Bonds and ISrnell notes for merit in citizenship, scholarship, and leadership. Poss plans post graduate work at the high school, Lewis attends a junior college in Sacramento.
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Ralph Poss
Marjorie Lewis
Hayward Union High School
Hayward Lions Club
H. &. Hampton
Mayward Lions Club
Lions Club
Isrnell
Pass
Miss Lewis
Suascramenta
Change in phone numbers at The Review office
The Review announces new contact numbers for better service. Call 2100 to reach the Veditoria department and 0102 for circulation inquiries. The notice emphasizes quicker service and directs readers to use the updated lines.
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Veditoria
Truman Nominee For RFC Okayed No Confirmation Yet On Pauley
Senate Banking Committee approved George E. B. Allen as director of the Reconstruction Finance Corp in a 14 to 4 vote. Gilman Edwin W. Pauley's confirmation as Undersecretary of the Navy remained uncertain as hearings faced new opposition from Harold Ickes. Both Pauley and Ickes stood firm, with administration support backing Pauley though Ickes queries continued. Hearings paused as new witnesses prepared to testify in Washington.
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RFC
Pauley
Washington
U.ai
Senate Banking Committee
George EB. Allen
Reconstuction Finance Corp
Gilman Edwin W. Pauley
Navy
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Harold J. Tekes
Ickes
Scume
Trurmin
Zekes
Hly
Iekes
Roosevelt
Paft
Allen
Pouley
Egg Production Delayed Then Surplus Cracks Wholesale Ceiling
San Francisco reports California egg production was two months late this year delaying the usual January rise. Market surplus today cut mas grades by three cents per dozen while carloads entered the market over the weekend easing a summer shortage. Grade A eggs once at 44 1 4 cents a dozen wholesale now fetch 41 4 cents as Midwest and eastern shipments plus higher state output push the market to surplus.
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San Francisco
U.ri
California
San Prancisto
U.S. Department of ‘Agriculture
Dairy and Poultry News Division
Federal
Midwest
Future Farmers Elect Meading the Future Farmers
A list of officer and committee roles for the Future Farmers club includes president Ronald Giovanatti, first vice president Norman Tay, second vice president Dick Olivera, secretary Bob Olson, treasurer Mike Orton, reporter Jo Veelhie, and senior committee chairs Bob Mullinex finance Jack Race education Roland Lee community service Joe Marine Ernest McAdoo program Clifford Bates recreation.
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Meading
Hayward High
Ronald Giovanatti
Norman Tay
Dick Olivera
Bob Oolson
Mike Orton
Jo: Veevhie
Sentinel Committee
Bob Mullinex
Jack Race
Roland Lee
Joe Marine
Ernest McAdoo
Clifford Bates
Congress to Return U S War Dead
The San Francisco Chronicle reports the army plans to repatriate U S war dead this spring if Congress authorizes the project. Ships will carry casketed remains to U S ports, with an 18 month operation costing about 500 million dollars. The House has passed a bill by Rep Robert Sikes authorizing the plan, now before the Senate committee.
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San Francisco
Wai
Sq Francisco Chronicle
America
United States
Pacific
Chronicle
House
Robert Sikes
Mla
Senate
Red Cross Drive Gets Underway In Hayward Meeting
An informal Red Cross fund drive planning meeting was held at Hayward City Hall with Ouijkuyd chapter staff from Alameda county and Oakland chapter leaders. Oakland’s 1946 quota was set at 793000 with about 300000 allocated for home service. Southern Alameda branches keep 1945 quotas. Participants included Willis Osburn James L Hommedieu R P Palmer Ann Mord Frank Dousset and others from Oakland Livermore Pleasanton Hayward and surrounding areas.
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Hayward
Ouikkuyd
American Red Cross
Willy Branch
Souther Alameda County
Red Cross Fund
Willis
Osburn
Oakland Chapte
Oakland
Thomas Huss
Alameda County
Russ
James. L'Hommedieu
R. P. Palmer
Puttie
Ann Mord
Frank Dousset
Sar Lencdro
Ibranch
Sampson
Bernard Johnson
Irony Pleasanton
Mes
F. de Nelvon
Livermore
Boy Scout week highlighted at Hayward Lions Club
Oakland Area Council Boy Scout Director Ledward Meltzer told Hayward Lions about Boy Scout week during a regular meeting. Ronnie Siegel spoke on the theme as plans were announced for a March 22 23 Boy Scout exposition chaired by Frank Alves. Dr Buel Gallagher slated for February 28 in Hayward to discuss race relations. A Valentine party at Club Alabama on February 21 features Ladies night with dinner and a fashion show chaired by Roy Strom.
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Ledward
Meltzer
Bord
Oakland Cavern Council
Boy Scouts
Af Amat
Hayward Lions Club
Ronnie Siegel
Frank Alves
Hayward Lions
Lions of
Alameda
Alameds High School
Eentertain
Fulton Lewis
Wesley Gordon
Maynard Recreation District
Bret Harte
Hayward High School
Gordon
Hageward
Buel Gallagher
Alabama
Roy Stromgran
Berle Resigns as U S Ambassador to Brazil
Adolf A. Berle's resignation as United States ambassador to Brazil was officially announced in May, ending his tenure in Rio de Janeiro. The move marks a standard diplomatic transition amid ongoing postwar relations.
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Berle
Rio DE Janeiro
Adolf A. Berle
United States
Brazil
Jap Messages Relayed To Hopkins By Navy Aide Testimony
Captain Adwin D. Kramer testified before the Pearl Harbor Investigating committee that confidential intercepts of Japanese messages were delivered to Harry S. Hopkins in late summer or early fall 1941 while Hopkins was at a Bethesda naval hospital. Kramer said Admiral Harold R. Stark directed the deliveries and Hopkins reportedly saw the intercepts at the White House, though Hopkins was not on the official distribution list. The intercepts revealed that the Japanese diplomatic code had been broken and were circulated only to a tight circle in the military high command and State Department to protect the secret.
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Adwin D. Kramer
Harry S. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Kramer
Navy
Hopkins
Bethseda
MD. Naval Hospital
Congress
Adm
Harold R. Stork
Naval Operations
Stork
White House
Army and Navy High Command
State Department
Heavy Truck Complaints Prompt Covenant Action in San Lorenzo Village
Tract Covenant Enforcement committee met with the Community Center to address a flood of complaints about heavy trucks harming village streets. Officials urged truck owners to stay on State Highway 1% and to report truck and license numbers for action. The group also warned residents about keeping poultry or rabbits without Homes Association permission and urged immediate applications.
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San Lorenzo Village
The
Homes Association
Elementary School Board Meets Tonight at Two Sites
The Hayavard elementary school board meeting at 7 30 pm will interview architects for the proposed ali mentary school buildings. Bret Harte School hosts the session where the board may not select an architect immediately, as district superintendent Jack Rees says they want to review prior work.
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Hayavard
Bret Harte School
Jack Rees
Warning to S F Visitors
Warning to San Francisco visitors after February 15 parking fines rise to five dollars if wheels are not properly curbbed on hills. Judge Twain Michelsen cites insufficient curbing causing accidents and property damage as the reason for the higher penalty.
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San Francisco
Twain Michelsen
Machinist Strike Reaches 103rd Day in San Francisco Bay Area
The 10000 machinists strike in the San Francisco Bay Area enters its 103rd day amid rising rumors of unrest. CIO warehousemen meet to gauge impact on members as talks with the Employers Council appear possible. Lodge 68 and CIO Local 1304 have rejected wage offers of 2 to 18 percent while many shops remain idle.
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San Francisco
San Fraco Bay Area
Wnres
CIO
Richard Lynden
Employers’ Council
Lodge 68
Cornei
CIO Leen
East Bay
Landing Craft To Berth at Mare Island
SAN FRANCISCO W P The Navy plans to buy 396 acres along the Mare Island channel to berth 21 percent landing craft. A 10 acre basin will be dredged in the Napa river near Sears Point bridge to 12 feet depth. Two pier levelers will run along the shore for berthing after deactivation. The chief of naval operations in Washington approved the $110000 project, now awaiting secretary of the navy approval.
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San Francisco
W.P
Navy
Mare Island Channel
Napa River
Sears Point Bridge
Chief of Naval Operations
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Trio Face Trial in Livermore Auto Theft Case
Three Livermore youths were held to answer in Superior Court after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Manley J. Clark. Donald Gran, 19, faces 10 counts of grand theft and auto theft. Jack Boyd II, 18, faces six counts of grand theft and auto theft. William Mercer, 18, faces six counts.
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Livermore
Justice of the Peace
Manley J. Clark
Donald Gran
Jack Boyd
William Mercer
Winston Churchill Diary Interview Described In Diaries Within
A New York Times feature frames an interview with Winston Churchill as if captured by a diary inside a cabinet of microscopes. The piece portrays Churchill addressing reporters amid a scrutinizing, intimate setting.
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The
New York Times
Winston Churchill
FEPC Bill Faces Death After Southern Filibuster
A FEPC bill to create a permanent employment practices commission faced a death sentence as a southern Democratic filibuster stalled debate. A 4 a.m. vote on limiting debate was scheduled, with prospects of failure and Senate dropping FEPC to pursue other legislation. Supporters planned a roll call to force records. The clash involved Senate Republican leader White and FEPC sponsors, amid Lincoln’s birthday and Gloria Chavez’s marriage context.
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Senate
FEPC
Wallace 4
White, Jr
PRPC
Abraham Lincoln
Gloria Chavez
Ses
Dennis Chavez
N. M
Meat Industry May Reject Board Offer
Washington U P The meat industry may reject a government fact finding board recommendation for a 18 cent hourly raise for packinghouse workers. The three man panel proposed five cents be absorbed by companies with government subsidies covering the rest. One union accepted the plan while the American Meat Institute called it unfair saying firms cannot absorb any further margin under price controls. An extra 16 cents would mean about a 20 percent raise for workers. The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen supported the plan. United Packinghouse Workers withheld comment pending war policy decisions at Chicago. Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson said the government would seek wage stabilization action if needed.
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U.P
MTA
American Meal Trstitute
Most Pack
Institute
Industes
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
AFL
United Packinghouse Workers
CLO
Chicago
Agricultre
Clinton P. Anderson
Wag Stabilization Board
Effett Promyaly
Panel Named For Yukon Wreck Probe
Seward Alaska four man panel named today by the Merchant Marine Inspection to investigate the wreck of the liner Yukon as rescue craft comb the Johnstone Bay shoreline for missing sevan pore sons. Bodies of two believed a passenger and a soldier were brought ashore Wednesday night with a third body landed last night from an army barge TP 123. The SS Alasia sistership of the Yukon took aboard most of the 485 passengers and crewmen brought here by YeSCUC 1, preparing to depart to Seattle via Juneau and Ketchikan. Coast guard officials said a refused preliminary tearing would be held in Seattle immediately as survivors reach there.
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Alaska
URI
Merchant Marine Inspection
Yukon
Johnstone Bay
Sevan Pore Sons
Alasia
Yescuc 1
Betuen
Seattle
Junvean
Ketchikan
Ooast Guard
Veterans to be Offered Class in Agriculture and Work
A class for veterans to study agricultural problems will be organized at Hayward high school. G C Markwell reports after a meeting of interested parties held at the school. First session is 7 30 pm Tuesday in the agriculture room JIA. Veterans will work on problems with minimum hour weekly and receive assistance in occupational farm work. If interest grows, more staff may be added. Markwell will lead. Attendees included Ed Everall regional supervisor of agricultural education E W Stanton local draft board Andrew F Monahan veterans counselor O B Paulsen district superintendent and H R Long principal.
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G. C. Markwell
Hayward High School
Hie School
Agriculaire Room
Jia
Markwell
Ed Everall
E. W. Stanton
Andrew F. Monahan
O. B. Paulsen
HR. P. Long
Pastor Kills Self in Calgary Presbyterian Church
Riverside coroner's officers report Dr. Karu J. Egly, 52, pastor of the Calgary Presbyterian church and former head of the California Synod, hanged himself in his Sunday school room due to illness and despair.
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Kills Self
Riverside
Karu J. Egly
Calgary Presbyterian Church
California Synod
Warren Chides Legislators Vetoes City-County Bill
Gov Earl Warren vetoed a 90 million city and county public works bill claiming it would raise taxes next year. He criticized the legislature for rushing the measure, arguing it divides funds by population and road mileage and ignores state needs.
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Warren
Sacramento
Earl Warren
Iam
Yamashita Plea Denied By Truman
President Truman refused executive clemency for General Tomoyuki Yamashita after a wartime trial, ordering no reprieve. The War Department announced the decision, relayed to General MacArthur who had ordered Yamashita executed. The famed "Tiger of Malaya" will be hanged as planned after the denial.
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Llp
Truman
Tomoyuki Yamashita
War Department
Yamashita
U. S
White Mouse
Wate Department
Deangthis MacArthur
Mac+ Arthur
Malaya
Philippines
Veterans Post Sets Up Pleasanton VFW Post
Robert De Courcey announces the organization of a Pleasanton VFW post by 7 veterans. Charter members elected three temporary officers for 90 days until national recognition. New officers named Wilfred Botetini, commander. Ralph Walker, adjutant. Daniel Azevert, quartermaster. A name committee is to consider naming the post after Pleasanton fallen soldiers. Next meeting scheduled for February 10.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert DeCourcey
Ninth District
Rose Hotel
Wilfred Botetini
Ralph Walker
Daniel Azevert
Pleasanton
DeCougeey
Truman Trip Washington Citing Urgent Florida Situation
President Truman travels from Washington to Florida due to an immediate critical situation. His exact route and timing are being kept confidential as officials assess the developing crisis affecting national security and decision making.
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Truman
Washington
Preal
Cingélie
Florida
Senate Group Recommends Resolution on Cannery Labor Fight
Sacramento report: a Senate labor committee gave a favorable recommendation to a resolution urging federal agencies to settle the California cannery jurisdiction dispute. The measure asks the National Labor Relations Board and the U.S. Conciliation Service to intervene after a CIO union won a recent workers election. AFL asserts the vote was during off season and Teamsters threaten not to handle shipments if the cannery is recognized as bargaining agent.
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Sacramento
URI
Bry
Ce Salsman
Palo Alta
California
Senate Labor Committee
Taday
National Labor Relations Board
U.S
Labor Board
CIO
AFL
Teamsters’ Union
The
API
Huge Sun Spot Disrupts Radio Communications
Pasadena reports a sun spot 20 times Earth's size threatens transoceanic radio and cable signals. Dr Seth Nicholson of the Wilson Observatory says the largest sun spot in history is generating a vast magnetic field and an ultraviolet rain that turns Earth into an electric field, causing teletype and wire-photo transmissions to disappear.
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Pasadena
Wria
Seth RB
Nicholson
BIL Wilson Observatory
Calendar of Events at Hayward and Sunset venues
Calendar item noting Hayward school and Sunset Improve events with times and locations. Includes references to the Hayward board meeting at 9 am and a 1 pm session, plus various organizations such as Pactabit Brothers and Voliora Lodge. Details are fragmented and unclear but indicate a community schedule with multiple clubs and announcements.
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Hayward Actes
Sunset Improve
Ingat Club
Sumnet
Hayward Popeniary
Bret Herts Bchogl
Ides
Pactabit Brothers Agen
Voliora Lodge
Pim
Dania Hal
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Veterans’ Post
Mayward
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