Purely Personal: Citizens Should Engage in Politics and Local Service
A column records a lively discussion among four citizens about open nomination petitions for city council. They debate civic duty, paid versus nonmonetary benefits, and the traits a good councilman should possess, including objectivity, resilience to criticism, long-term planning, willingness to compromise, and common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polysciia
Tower Patilies
Chy Cowigilinan
Beyenome
Welson
War Chest
Red Cross
Boy Scout
Chamber of Commerce
Service Club
Bob
Lin
Euch
Oilman
Pedro
Jimming
Review Announces Phone Number Change For Services
The Review informs readers of updated telephone numbers for faster service. Dial 3100 to reach the editorial department and 9102 for advertising and circulation inquiries.
Air cargo growth and aviation forecasts reshape regional transport
A study of regional development shows city ward control of the field and lessons from other areas. New Los Angeles air cargo firms move vast tonnage from New York to L A, including bulbs, fruits, furniture, and flowers under a 280000 dollar yearly contract to Chicago shippers. Analysts predict rising private fuel use and a potential 1000 planes in the Bay Area by 1955, signaling a dramatic shift toward intensive aviation activity and one day service prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Cargo Organization
Los Angeles
Holland
New York
California
California Flower Shippers
Chicago
Railway Express
Detroit
Pacific Coast
Jrplement Manufacturing Alive
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Victor Perle
War Production Board Research Coordiination
Local Veterans Alliance Moves to Incorporate
The Hayward Veterans Alliance votes to incorporate becoming Hayward elurang Alliance Incorporated. Election committee includes Rob ert Endsley as chairman, Earl Leader, Charles Stocey, William Clavis, Dean Peterson, Joseph Taylor, and Henry MacCaskie. A special meeting is set for Marely 4 to discuss the city election and an April 1 rally led by Endsley. Memorial day parade discussed but not decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Endsley
Earl
Charles Stocey
William Clavis
Dean Peterson
Joseph Taylor
Henry MacCaskie
Alliance For Marely 4
Veterans of the Alliance
Bill Coady
Aimetl- Jean Legion
Regular Veterans' Association
Everett Selby
James Prowse
Robert Pomerny
Alliance
American Legion
Civic Ladies Night Set by Hayward Club Plans
The Hayward Civic and Social club announces a ladies night with work and dancing on February 20 at Casita Villa. Preparations are led by Frank Leonard. Six membership candidates named by J. Ramos will attend with guests.
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Hayward
Geologist Warns of More Earthquakes in Northwest
Geologists warned residents of ongoing tremors after a quake caused up to three quarters of a million dollars in damage. Professor Edwin T. Hoge of Oregon State College said northwest quakes have grown more intense over the years and may trigger additional earthquakes nearby. He noted the Pacific coast is not as active as California yet but rising.
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Pacific Northwest
Edwin T. Hoge
Oregon State College
Northwest
Hodge
Northwest Pacific Coast
California
Homes Association Dance in San Lorenzo Village Tonight
The San Lorenzo Village Homes Association hosts a Saturday dance at the Community Center starting at 9 20 pm featuring Frank Taylor and his orchestra. A doll show in the hall delays dancing by about 30 minutes. Ticket sales occur at the door under the entertainment committee led by Marvin Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin ‘Richardson
Pearl Harbor Probe Details Winds Messages Before Dec 7
Washington hearing reveals Rear Adm Levigh Noyes questioned about prior winds messages said to forecast war with Japan. Capt L Salford and Col Otis Saddler testified about intercepted signals and Noyes's awareness of a possible diplomatic break with Great Britain. Navy Capt Rochefort also testified on December 1941 communications.
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Washington
U.S
Levigh Noyes
Navil Communications
Japan
United States
Noyes
Dest Eurher
Authentin
Sadtler
Great Britain
2 J. Rochefort
Navy
Hawaii
Village Lions Plan Father and Son Night
The San Lorenzo Lions Club held a weekly meeting at Danny's dining room to set a father and son night for February 28. Each member bringing his son or a stand-in boy will be entertained with a boys program. dinner will be eliminated and a round table format used to accommodate attendees.
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San Lorenzo Lions Club
Danny
Falrary
Fred Evicel
Melvin Mellen
San Leandro Lions
San Lorenzo Lions
San’ Leandro
Legion Post Hears Talk On Veteran Rehabilitation
Charles Lindh 10th District Commander spoke at Bill Camly nest about veteran rehabilitation and child welfare. Four new members joined. Wesley Drake sworn in as post historian. auxiliary officers named. installation dates to be set. A news brief about a mixed UP radio wire reads unrelated.
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American Legion
Charles Lindh
Bill Camly
Lindh
Edward C. Rada
Italy
A. Raamondio
Fred C. Sia
Leroy
Drewry
Lindl
Wesley Drake
Polehidia Borah
Hernandez
Ler Pearen
Pearce Staud
United Press Radio Wire
Concord, N. Y
University of New Hampshire
Housek Xeeper
Geurt
Norwich
Minuntel
Pleasanton PTA Group To Observe Founders Day
Pleasanton hosts PTA council meeting at Pleasanton elementary on February 20 to honor founders of the national organization. The day includes a welcome address by Guy R.B. Householder, a morning business session, and a noon meal at Pleasanton Presbyterian Church. Afternoon program features Amador Valley High music, Pleasanton Elementary performances, and a fourth grade playset.
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Heelly
Pleasanton
Phiehe Apperson
Ukerithinal
Guy RB. Householder
Pleasanton Elementary School
George Baker
Council
Lois Vincent
Parke Hearst Council
Pleasanton Presbyterian Church
Amador Valley Union’ High School
Harry Tripp
Tve
Picasanton
Settlement Nears as Steel Strike Movers Begin End
United Steel Workers and U.S. Steel sign a wage pact sending about 125,090 strikers back at 12:01 a.m. Monday. Gov tests hopeful for broader deals with General Motors and CIO United Auto Workers as over 200,000 nonstrikers remain idle, and other firms report progress or new proposals in the wake of the steel walkout.
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United Press
United Steel Workers of Ameri
CSO
U.S. Steel Corp
Philip Muncay
Sno
Ha Steel
Soctte
James F. Dewey
General Motors
CIO
United Auto
UAW
Steel
General Motors’ Electrical Division
Indor
I Bendix Aviation Corp
Hye Shilos
Steel Car Co
McKees Rocks
CIO Steelwork Union
Por Motor Co
Port of
Warren Charges Solons Over State Spending in Special Session
Governor Karl Warren denounced the legislature as on a spending spree and warned he will not sign bills adding to the state debt. He cited bills totaling about 79 million in added county public works and 15 million for construction, plus a 330 million school construction measure, risking flood control funding and possible vetoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Karl Warren
Stite Legislure
Warren
Assembly
Senate
Tus
Finance Department
L Loris
Cub Leaders to Plan Den Dinner
Cub leaders hold a roundtable Monday to plan the den chiefs dinner honoring Boy Scouts who will lead Ely Scouts. Belton Pielsher chairs the meeting at 8 pm in the Markham School Girl Council room, with a recreation department member offering a craft course and taking registrations for cubs.
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Den
Bey
Ely Scouts
Belton Pielsher
Pam
Markham
Recreation Department
VFW pushes Widows and Orphans Bill passage
At Hayward Post 1482 meeting Commander Endaley announced the 78th Congress passed the World War I Widows and Orphans Bill IR 1744. It sets monthly payments for needy widows and orphans of deceased veterans with no service connection, lists amounts by family size, and confirms yearly income thresholds. Andrew Monahan will assist claimants, new members were welcomed, and resolutions on FHA material priorities and Veterans Day memorialization were adopted. The next meeting is February 20.
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78Th
Robert Enelsly
Hayward
VFW
Endaley
Andrew F. Monahan
Hayward Veterans Memorial Building
George’ Bolls
Maxwell 2. Brown
Hardy" Burt
Rudolph E.caminada
Robert W. Ittendon
Rogelia B. Gomes
David A. Mekdebles
Albert J. Perry
Manuel P., Pontes
Clarence V. Telles
Manuel A. Salas
Richard A. Santos
Antone Sylvia
Jack R. Vaughn
Alameda County
Federal Housing Authority
Congress
Japan Announces Economic Reforms Similar to New Deal
Tokyo authorities unveil a set of ordinances aimed at stabilizing the currency, curbing black market trading, and reining in prices to avert a potential economic crisis. Chief cabinet secretary said the measures resemble a New Deal approach to salvage postwar Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Roosevelt
Chiet
Walaa Nata Tashi
Calendar Of Events for Eden and area
Calendar of local events lists Valborg Lodge gathering at Eden Men’s Club with chicken supper at 5 145 p m on a Saturday open to the public Eden Congregational Cayre Hayward Acrag Rocrastion club and Sunsut school schedule in the evening Tomorrow the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary 210 p m Dan Laraygo Cormmeantty HL Society of Guvon Bt Isabel and the Countertiaeny Committee for Public Health meet at 11 90 am Heywrata. American Veterans building hosts events with Job’s Daughters and Columbus Council activities in Eden.
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Valborg Lodge
Danie Ha
Eden Men's Club
Chicken Sinn
Eden Congregational Cayre Hayward Acrag Rocrastion Club
Jenca
Sunsut School
Vaterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Dan Laraygo
Cormmeantty HL
Society of Guvon Bt
Isabel
Heywrata
Aeres
Aie Club
TF Phe Danis
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Yosemite
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Pearl Harbor
Pari
United Prose Gan Francisco
U. S. State Department
Bay City
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Free Indonesia” Committee
Netherlands
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