Market Week at San Francisco's Mammoth Mart
Eight tours fill the Morehandise Mart at Tenth and Market as buyers, sellers, and demonstrators from California and beyond converge for Market Week. Exhibits span linoleum, pictures, cards, dolls, lamps, bedding, and appliances. A focus on delivery constraints haunts the show while shoppers eye new comforts like Simmons electronic blankets. A flirtatious remark about a refrigerator adds local color to the bustle.
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Morehandise Mart
Market Streets
San Francisco
Unouiland
Tor
Avents
Phints
Uearder-talocas
Ile
Way
Kurt
Acre
Simmons Mattress Company
Machado Plans Two New Homes Near Jackson
Building Inspector Pat Wetzel reports Frank EB Machado of 24819 Niles toad obtained a permit to construct two one story homes at 040 and 642 Meek Avenue near Jackson. The $8000 structures include four rooms. Another permit was issued for a concrete mixing bin valued at $7500 at Orland Close 721 street.
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Pat Wetzel
Frank EB. Machado
Nilestoad
Meek Avenue
Jackson
Orland Close
Street
Review changes telephone numbers for quicker service
The Review announces new phone numbers to improve service. Call 9100-10 for trials and 9102 for circulation and general inquiries. This move aims to speed up assistance and direct callers to the appropriate department.
New York Tugboat Operators Return To Work
The State Assembly weighed full employment and FEPC bills as public works funds debated. A motion reconsidering a defeated full employment measure was noted, while FEPC faced defeat in committee. A $3.5 million centers support bill faced need proofs, with veto override talks on a $30 million city county public works bill continuing.
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New York
Sacramento
U.A
Seato Ponet
WNUR
Assembly
Lester McMillan
Los Angeles
FEPC
Haup Miller
Senate
Gardiner Johnson
Berkeley
Earl Warren
Goering Accused as Key Figure in War Crimes Trial
Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus testified in Nuremberg that Hermann Goering helped plan the invasion of the Soviet Union. Paulus named Wilhelm Keitel and Alfred Jodl as co-movers, and said the invasion plan was already under way when he joined the German high command on September 4, 1940.
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Goering
Russia
Rudensio
Paulus
Wye
Emig Gets Jail Term and Fine in Slot Case
Former Santa Clara County Sheriff Willan J. Eile and two others were convicted of conspiring to violate slot machine regulations. Eile received four months in county jail and a $2000 fine. Judge William J. James deemed the conspiracy a misdemeanor, noting Eile’s greater punishment already endured. John Pacheco and William Morgan faced $4000 fines and six months in prison farm. Joe Regaud drew twenty days and additional fine.
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San Jose
U.P
Santa Clara
Willan J. Eile
William J. James
Dean
John Pacheco
William Morgan
Joe Regaud
Manpower Campaign Aims to Ease Army Shortage
The War Department launches a drive to fill the Army by re-enlisting former service members and persuading eligible dischargees to remain on duty as a manpower shortage persists.
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Washington
U.P
War Department
Trustees Endorse Program At Hayward School District
The Hayward elementary district board approved backing county health program urged by Alameda County Citizens committee for public health. They will send letters to supervisors and local congressmen urging support for health and cafeteria subsidy programs. The board also requested sale of January bonds and reviewed four architectural firms for new school additions. Resignation of long serving Markham primary instructor Mrs. Nolda Beacock was accepted. retirement effective May 1.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Citizens Committee
Board of Supervisors
Board of
County Board of Supervisors
Dragen
Gas Heater Fire Damages House in Cherryland District
A gas heater on Villejo Street in the Cherryland district caught fire at 8:30 a.m. today and was extinguished by Cherryland fire department, preventing damage to the residence. The heater had a leak that ignited the blaze.
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Villejo Street
Cherryland
Pearl Harbor Message Translation Heard By Pearl Quiz Panel
The Pearl Harbor committee heard today that a Japanese message arranging signals for the December 7 1941 attack on the Pacific Fleet was translated here in rough form on December 6. The disclosure came during questioning by U P reporters about the coded communications preceding the strike.
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Washington
U.P
Pearl Harbor Committee
Paciflc
Russians Vote At Election In Labour Parade Of Ballots
Russians gathered for a national election led by Stalin as the Soviet state reported high turnout. Radio Moscow claimed at least 96 percent of eligible voters cast ballots with no candidate choices, voting for the Communist party and the five-chamber Supreme Soviet, while blank ballots offered a rare opposition.
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Moscow
Josef Stalin
Communist Party
Stalin
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Radio Moscow
Tris
Federated Improvement Club meets February meeting at Hayward High
The Federated Improvement Club will hold a regular meeting on Thursday February 14 at p.m. at Hayward High School. President Charles Rubies will conduct the business meeting and the chief agenda item is the election of officers.
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Improvement Club
Federated Improvement Club
Hayward High School
Charles Rubies
Willy
Lincoln Birthday City Offices Closed Tomorrow
All city hall offices will be closed in observance of Lincoln's birthday. Banks will close, but stores are expected to be open as usual. The Region will publish its regular edition.
Six Injured in Weekend Automobile Accidents
Six people were hurt in two car crashes on the weekend. Among the injured are Marie Vez 14 of Stockton Clarinda Ulep 22 of Stockton Edna Wilson 42 of Berkeley and A L Warden 52 of Oakland all listed with major injuries. Minor injuries were reported for Katy Nortates 29 of Stockton and Victoria Alep three months of Stockton. Police reported the incidents occurred near Santa Rita Livermore and on Russell City road with several others treated at Shoemaker and Hayward hospitals.
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Santa Rita
Livermore
Marie Vez
Stockton
Clarinda Ulep
Edna Wilson
Virginia Street
Berkeley
A. L. Warden
Ovalland
Katy Nortates
Victoria Alep
Wilson
Trinidad O. Yea
Shoemaker Hospital
James Anthony
Russell City
Henry Gall
Smalluy Avenue
Adams Street
Anthony
Hayward
Edward Abramson
San Jose
Irvington
Warm Springs
Kathleen Uildebrand
Jackson
Bonnie Richmond
St. Paul's Hospital
Say
Vallecitas
Florence Richmond
Truman Near Steel Strike Decision
President Truman moved toward a final decision on steel price increases as a three week strike by United Steelworkers ends. Uncertainty centered on whether the $54 per ton rise would apply to basic carbon steel only or all products, with possible government action if rejected.
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Washington
Truman
Steel
United Steel Workers
CTO
White House
Indus
Bates Family to Run Local Shops After Purchase
Jack Bates and Wilna Bates take over the Jacque Junior Shoppe at 1023 B Street and the Livermore Kiddie Shop in Livermara after buying from Jack Geaslin on February 1. Bates, formerly manager at Gallen kamp shoe store in Hayward for six years, plans teen friendly goods at the Hayward shop.
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Jack Bates
Wilna Bates
Wilson
Castro Valley
Jacque
B Street
Livermore
Livermara
Uhe
Jack Geaslin
Bates
Gallenkamp
Hayward
Pacific Rabbit Breeders Set Date For Annual Show
The Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association will hold its annual show May 19 at Himalayan Fur Farm home of George Bayliss, association president. The May date was set at a regular meeting. officers Bayliss Lasier Aubrey Mrs E Larson Ed Foster A Orbis Mrs Olive Dyer E Laurson Clyde Drummond and A M Jennings form the show committee. Ed Foster named superintendent and Mrs Bayliss secretary. The group invited George Templeton of Government Experiment Fanny at Fontana to attend. local pigeon and bantam breeders may exhibit. The club also eyed trophies for Alameda County Fair in July and approved charter purchases for the fair. A title show of New Zealand whites will be held in March, Bucks only, with premium for best buck. J P Ramey offered dozens of stretchers as prizes. The association approved sending letters to Senator Knowland Congressman Miller and federal officials to protect holding of protein feeds for foreign shipment. Ed Foster J P Ramos A Orbis named delegates to Federated Improvement Club. Secretary read a member letter praising the honor of inclusion in the federation. Future action on revising the constitution to be discussed at next meeting.
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Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association
Himalayan Fur Farm
George Bayliss
Markham
Bayliss
Lasier Aubrey
E. Larson
Ed Foster
A. Orbis
Olive
George Templeton
Government Experiment
Fanny
Fontana
Pigeon Club
Alameda County Fair
Ihe
Alameda Couny Fair
Knowland
Miller
J. P. Ramos
Federated Improvement Club
John Neginee
Rabbit Breeders' Association
Ert Foster
Inter
Strikes swell across transport and food supply networks
United Press reports strikes tighten in major cities as 1 470 000 Americans idle. New York tugboatmen return to work pending arbitration, Boston warehouse workers curb perishables, and Philadelphia transit workers walk out. GM and CIO Electrical Workers reach wage agreement after 83 days, while Duquesne Light workers plan a strike threatening 330 000 Pittsburgh homes and regional operations.
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United Press
New York
D Eity
APL
Boston
Philadelphia
CIO Transit
Oficial
Washington
Thore
William O'Dwyer
Arthiuarion
General Motors
CIO Electrical
Duquesne Light
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Honma Sentenced to Be Shot in War Crimes Trial
Washington Washington The Supreme Court refused to intervene in the war crimes trial of Japanese Gen Masaharu Honma who was sentenced to death for his role in the deaths of thousands of U S and Philippine prisoners. American military attorneys petitions to move the trial from military jurisdiction were denied. The ruling follows earlier refusals in Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita’s case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Masaharu Honma
U. S
Hamma
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Hommin
Momina
Manila
Case Bill Denounced By C I C Labor Strikes Legislation
Washington legislators hear CIO general counsel Jay Pressman oppose Case bill calling it punitive against organized labor. He argues the measure seeks to destroy labor while claiming to curb violence, with critics noting it would extend injunctions and civil suits to unions and strikers. Pressman cites Wagner Act protections as a check on abuses by those on picket lines.
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Washington
U.A
Organized Labor
CIO
Jay Pressman
Senate Labor Committee
Preasmim
Philip Murray
House
Presseman
Cotter Funeral Tomorrow For Deputy Clyde Cotter
Sacramento obituary notes Clyde Glawson Cotter 71 a longtime deputy state guard who died in a local hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his widow Francen Cotter.
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Cotter
Sacramento
Clyde Glawson Cotter
Uanguver
Francen
Ickes Cancels West Coast Visit Plan
Washington U P reports Secretary of the Interior Harold L Ickes canceled a Combined Inspection and speaking trip to the west coast. He was scheduled to fly to San Francisco Berkeley Pros No and Los Angeles last night, but the Interior department gave no reason for canceling the trip.
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Washington
U.P
Harold L. Tekes
West Coast
Inkus
San Francisco
Berkeley
Los Angeles
City Elections Board Applications Open for Mys City
Applications for the city elections board will be accepted until Monday February 10. Applicants must be registered voters and available for the full day of the election. The Mys City Clerk urges qualified residents to apply through the district office.
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City Elections Board
Mys
Trene Jamieson
City Clang
Sale
Hoy Lee
Calendar Of Events In Hayward Area Society Listings
A garbled calendar lists meetings and events for local groups including Native Sons, Ladies Auxiliary, Masons, PTA, and civic clubs. Entries mention Green Shutter Hotel, San Lorenzo School, Living Memorial, Community Lab, and various lodge and church activities with times, venues, and contact by phone.
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Calden Wie
Pam
Dunia
Mutuat Benefit
Christian Seryleu Society
Negutar
Otomnen
Auxilia neRatety
Moog
Green Shutlen
San Lorevio
San Lorgnan
Renenmage
Tomimmme
Enat Bay
Pit
Baumakers
Square
Daneisg
Bret Harte
PTA
Hayward Area
Shamiver
Come
Asincee
Dioleesioga
Merchants ‘Association
Living Memorial
Eden
Mig Mt
Lido Ac
Ghureh
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Fords
Kaisers
Henry Kaiser
Henry Ford
Kaiser
Kaisers Fraser Corporation
Ford
Plang
West
Emig
Pacific Rabbit Breeders Ass
U. S. Labor Scene
Hommaa
C.1.c
Ickes
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