Heyward Hatchery chicks fly to Hawaii amid chatter
An eye catching note recounts a San Francisco station visitor from Heyward who learned of Perry’s Hatchery shipping 3000 baby chicks weekly to Oahu by air. The tale ties a Rotary contact to Hawaii Farm magazine coverage and notes Hawaii’s postwar poultry revival.
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Hicks
San Francisco
Honolulu
HuSt Bay
Oakland
San Jose
Tslands
Heyward
John Perry
Perry
Perry's Hatchery
Oahu
Biel Ieee
Clipper
Mviders
Gus
Ir Mailman
Hawaii
Ed Perry
Pacific
Hayward
Merchants Discuss Cab Stand Space In Hayward
Hayward Merchants Association board met at Green Shutter hotel to discuss limiting taxi stand space with legal reps Marlin Haley and Jove Schenone. Next meeting will include cab owners to decide on the issue and holiday closures for local shops. Lester A. Griggs to replace Mary Carr Reid on Hayward Planning Commission.
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Hayward Merchants’ Association
Green Shutter Hotel
Marlin Haley
Jove Schenone
Merchants' Association
Bowrel
Mer Chants’ Association
Lester A. Griggs
Hayward
Mary . Carr
Reid
Postwar Hayward Projects Surveyed By City Engineer
City Engineer John A Mancini completed a survey of proposed postwar projects totaling over a million dollars for Hayward. The plan excludes library costs and awaits city council study, with Mayor Mills noting he has not yet read the recommendations.
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Hayward
John A. Mancini
Gost
Foothill
Hmuyward
George Mills
History class sends reps to Gallagher lecture
Hayward High School sponsors a 7 pm Gallagher lecture titled Color and Conscience. Representative students Carolyn Harvis Glenn Bales Eugene Shinn and Coral Oday are chosen by Miss Helen Ebert. tickets for students cost 65 cents, adults 1 dollar. The talk features Dr Gallagher, a Berkeley professor of Christian Ethics with a notable background at Colgate Oberlin and Talladega College.
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Buell Gallagher
Les
Helen Ebert
Coursliudente
Carolyn Harvis
Glenn Bales
Eugene Shinn
Coral O'day
Hayward High School
PYA
Gallagher
Ryington
Cirleton College
Minn
Congressman Asked Status on Hayward land for recreation
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce committee members alarmed that a 22 acre site adjacent to Hayward Airport may not be obtained for recreation sent a telegram to Congressman George P. Miller in Washington D C. The telegram, signed by John Lee Wilbur chairman George Vestal recreation district superintendent and Art Phillips city councilman, sought to clarify the property status amid reports farmers wish to repurchase the land and other groups oppose. The site has just been de surplus by the Army.
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Living War Memorial Committee
Hayward Area
Tennyson Voters To Attend Special Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of all Tennyson district voters is set at the Tennyson school tonight at 8 for discussing ways to relieve overcrowding in the school. The meeting was called by members of the board of trustees of the Tennyson Elementary School.
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Tennyson
Fennyson
Tennyson School
Way
Tennyson Elementary School
Tournament Champions Celebrate Club Victory Trophies
Rotary president Carl Rkaux took the top singles prize at the windup event while Rhoon received a figure trophy from Lions chair Frank Alves at the Rotary Monday meeting. Kiwanis members Ekens Sundby and Sundby earned gold bowling honors, Alves claimed the singles trophy, and Kiwanis holds the team trophy as Lions, Rotary, and Kiwanis vie again in the 1940 contest under Kiwanis committee direction.
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Carl Rkaux
Rotary Club
Winnier
Ehdimpionship
Rhoon
Frank Alves
Lions Ely Spars
PS. DeBernardi
Frank Castaluchi
Harold Sundby
Ed Meland
Carl Ekeas
Kiwanis
Alves
Kiwanis Club
Ekens
Sundby
Will Trapiales
Dick Snackwood
Lions
Lions Club
Rotary
Wanlans
Audit Need Stressed At Meet In Cairo Valley District
At a Cairo Valley sanitary district meeting last night the board stressed the need for a certified audit of books and assessments held by the district engineer. Progress reports were reviewed, annexation costs discussed, and contractors were to coordinate with the county for final road patching after sanitary work. Residents demanded immediate action on street cleanup and road drainage issues.
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Cairo Valley
L. Cedric
Walter Maren
Minabee
Oasis
Meethng
Castro Valley
Moo
Hesler and McGuire
Hye
Surplin
Macabee
Tey
Contietors
Incorporation For Decota Considered
Public meeting in Necota Monday night will discuss incorporation for Decota. A volunteer committee including Tony Bautista Jose Juarez Frank Medina Roque Peliciano Vic Garcia and Joe Walananda will report on estimated city operating costs and potential tax rate. Town residents voiced strong interest citing needs for street lights policing street repairs and paved sidewalks despite a small assessed valuation at about 205000.
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Decota
Necota
Lima
Tony Bautista
Jose Juarez
Frank Medina
Roque Peliciano
Council members set day meeting on highway issues
Councilman Art Phillips and City Engineer John Mancini will attend an all day meeting at Alameda County courthouse to discuss highway problems in the area. The council also handled resignations and lease talks, including Mary Reid from the City Planning Commission and Tony Flores lease on cattle lot duties.
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Art Phillips
John Mancini
Alameda County
Mary Carr Reid
City Planning Commission
Lester Griggs
B-street
Tony Flores
Flores
California Highway Commission
C and
Tint Streets
Fire damages rented car near Livermore after trip
A rented car burned completely one mile west of the Gast Junction Livermore while Thom Symes returned from Yosemite. He saved his belongings as the county fire patrol brought the blaze under control.
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Thomas John Symes
USA
Bert Marson
San Francisco
Lim
Livermore
Lieulenait
Symes
Yosemite
County Fire Patrol
Club Confers on Fire Protection and Club Awards
The ML Hides improvement club met Tuesday night to plan a conference between Walter Whamford fire warden and A J Bay ag president of Mainland Mutual Water association to discuss steps for adequate fire protection in the Mi Rden district. The group also announced a WWII service memorial contest for Mt Eden school children with rules to be drawn by a committee, plus a new meeting policy with a business session on the second Tuesday and a social on the fourth Friday each month. Refreshments closed the evening as retiring president Mrs Crandall received a Wapize set for her service.
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Mi Rden
Walter Whamford
A. J. Bayag
Mainland Mutual Water Association
Cin
Eden
Mt. Eden
Ramunikteg
J. Kent
Louisa Cranda
C. C. Honneggin
A. BR. Bayliss
Jinnest Innes
Louise ‘Crandally
Crandall
Wapize
Club Netid
Schedule Change for Tomorrow's Hayward High Basketball Night
The Tracy Angler Salah game moves to 43 p.m. at Hayward High as Mel Rudy Osk Knoll clash now set for 7 90 p.m. at the same venue.
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Hayward High School
Lighting Survey Request by Chamber Discusses District Vote
Chamber of Commerce members met with the planning commission to discuss restoring lines for the Distriet 140 area and apply for a lighting survey. Attendees included Val Hollingsworth Howell Plummons HL G Stevens Marty Way and George Cracknell. The plan calls for a Pacific Gas and Electric survey of halting conditions and an application for a lighting district, pending funds. The county planning committee noted alignment with Tay ward City Phioning commission efforts on street renaming and duplication of names on East 14th Street. Dennis, maintenance crysiper for the state, stated funds are not available for the revetion of reconstruction yet proposed temporary resurfacing to improve ruling quality until full project funds emerge.
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Chamber of Commerce
Vouiuly J Plenarby Commission
Sasterday
Stout
Phige
Hayward
Val Hollingsworth
Howell Plummons
HL. G. Stevens
Marty Way
George Cracknell
Pacific Gna & ¥Luclic Company
County Planning Committee
Jtayward City Phioning Commission
East 14Th
Ledter
Dennis
Politiona
Lenz Granted $20,000 Store Building Permit
Frank Lenz of UC Caglita street obtained a permit to build a $20,000 one story structure on Castro street between Simon and Rose streets. Pit Wetzel, building inspector, said the store is intended for five shops. A Holyoale of 2038 Ensayeruo will be the builder.
Community Hospitals To be Discussed at Hayward Meeting
Mrs Clarence Rust will present a report on community hospitals at the Hayward Area Community council meeting. The session occurs today at the Brel Harte schoolbrary in Hayward after visits to 1 Riks City Oklo. Officials from the organization return from a trip abroad.
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Clarence Rust
Riks City
Oklo
Hayward Area
Truman Job Bill Signed
The President signed the employment bill to prevent periods of unemployment through planning and preventive legislation. It is a compromise between a full employment version and a watered down bill, seen as a first step toward job assurance and broader future measures under a new council.
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Washington
U.2
Uct
Senate
House
Tremin
Faria Store Sold to War Veteran
Sale of Faria’s Liquor Store at 70 Castra Strel to milton Cory Wischiared Barvine in February was continued. Wischiared Barvine, a Navy veteran, served four years and is a former president of Mugnard for 24 years. He owned the liquor store about ten years and is linked to Cherry Ianel grocery.
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Hon Faria
Liguin
Castra Strel
Milton Cory Wischiared
Barvine
Ian
Sparl
Telephone Workers Await Walkout in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee workers prepare for a planned telephone strike amid war time pressures. The nationwide action aims to curb service disruptions and pressure employers. Local unions call for solidarity as talks stall.
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Memphis, Tenn
Lochig
Higlory
Local Weather Cloudy with Rain Late This Afternoon
A cloudy sky today with rain arriving late in the afternoon and continuing into tonight. Occasional showers are forecast on Thursday. Maximum and minimum temperatures not provided.
Community Calendar Highlights Local Events Today
Readers can attend a busy slate of activities this evening across Heyward and surrounding areas. Highlights include youth and adult programs at Heyward High School, a 7:30 to 8:00 schedule, plus meetings and services at local churches and community groups such as the Order of Eagles, veterans organizations, Missionary Societies, and neighborhood improvement clubs.
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American Association of Universty
Heyward High School
Hayward Igh
Yatornu
Order of Eagles
Dante Hall
Schoal
Weir
Boetet Veh Missionary Society
Yan Y Cuatro Valley
Bun’ Club
Ares Isteritond
Reera Inne Erea Mocrantion District
cAunilaere
Loraine
Community
Ball
San Loreno
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Manvini
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Jackson Street
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Mancini
Hesperian Boulevard
Golo Snad Ul
Castro Street
Pint Street
Peralta Street
Howe
Hesperian Housegaard
Valley
Hayward Army Airport
Surplus Properties Administration
Milt Dohner
C. E. Gibson
George Mays
Courtasy Qaldand Yin
Louis Stores
Grove
Simon
Soto
Carl Lorenzo
Charles Barrell
Police Department
Stanley, Semple
Civil Service Commission
Wfeguard
Ieving Nelson
Kenneth Fry
Swift and Company
Fry
Phillips
Petersen Trace
Solo Betwen
Truman
Faria
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