Local notes praise Hayward school lectures and staff
Community columns hail the Hayward Union High School Adult Education series on family tasks led by Dr. Edith S. Bryan with support from Phoebe Hearst Council and local PTA units. Praise for attendance, plans for fall repeats, and librarian George Farrier’s reading list accompany praise for coach Sig Jacobsen and hopes for a county casaba title. NBC asks for extra clippings.
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Hayward Union High School
Phoebe Wearst Council of Parents and Teachers
Council of Church Women
Council For Democratic Action
California
Edith S. Bryan
Berkeley Public Schools
Tayward
Cilis
Bryan
High School Board
Phoebe Hearst Council
Richard Norberg
C. B. Paulsen
Lois Vincent
Val Hollingsworth
PTA
Stella Larson
George Farrier
Local Events Calendar Dubious Community Gatherings
A shuffled OCR fragment lists multiple community groups and meetings including joiners unions, Presbyterian church events, PTA evenings, VFW activities, planning commission notes, and a Bret Harte school timing. Readable items show a 2 pm to 8 pm spread across venues like Memorial park clubhouse and Dante hall with vague references to neighborhood associations and schedules.
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Joiners Union
P. Spannk Recreation Arab
Memorial Park
Eeerg Cidhe Ahiend Presbyterian Church
Bile
Dante
Lance
Masquié Hall
Evans
Arctiora
Iit
Toot
Yoular Valerand
Kunnary
Orlanda
MSGW
Dania Marwan Planning Commission
Ranaaes
Bret Harte Ochoel
Art Woert
British Report Sets Goals To Save Isle from Disaster
A London government white paper outlines a five point economic program amid shortages and efforts to save coal and manpower. It calls for reducing armed forces, boosting exports, completing housing, increasing consumer supplies, and expanding education and health with economy in manpower.
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Isle
London
W.A
Labor
O Aller
Red Cross Workers To Meet at Lunch
A Tuesday luncheon for all Red Cross workers on the 1947 fund drive will be held at Castro W Gardens at 12 30. Dr. Lou is Baer leads the Hayward area drive with Krag Haley Russ and Ford among announced leaders. Reservations via Mrs. Marjaire McCarter or Miss Louise Rackle. Luncheon price 78 cents.
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Castro W Gardens
Red Cross
Louis Baer
Hayward
Willy Dr. Baer
Vv. TR. Krag
Oakland Red Cross
Marlin Haley
Alga
Tnotas Russ
Valley Lions and Lionesses to Install Officers at Castro Valley
Castro Valley Lions and Lionesses plan a joint meeting at Castro Valley Gardens on February 27 where Lioness club officers will be installed. Wes Gordon spoke at the Lions meeting about work with a fossil exploration group. The next Liena meeting is March 8 at Castro Villa, and the board meets March 7 at 7 30 pm at the Castro Valley fire house.
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Castro Valley
Car Found Over Bank After Theft Vandalism Accusations
A Ford four door sedan stolen Wednesday from the Nolting residence at 20835 Meekland Avenue was found on Skyline Boulevard two tenths of a mile off Broadway. C Nolting accuses an unknown thief of deliberate destruction while insurance covers the loss. Nolting says his son Harvey had left the keys in the car when it was taken to school.
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C. Nolting
Meekland Avenue
High Abual
Skyline Boulevard
Broadway
Nolting
Wess
Harvey
Home Meeting of San Lorenzo Village Association
The homes association of San Lorenzo Village will hold an open meeting for all village homeowners at the Community Center building Monday. Presiding will be John McNeal, president of the board of directors.
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the Homes Association of
San Lorenzo
John McNeal
What They Say About Richard Is Apparently True
Washington fire incident reports J Richard Vernon a 30 year old truck driver sleeping in a boarding house. Neighbors and fire crews broke down the locked door after calling out to him. Vernon explained he dozed off while smoking in bed. Only damage was a burned mattress and a splintered door.
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Washington
Richard
J. Richard Vernon
Cannery labor talks in Oakland amid wage dispute
In Northern California 60 000 cannery workers are negotiating with California Processors and Growers Inc. Union leaders voted 400 members of local 768 to seek terms. A meeting in Oakland today aims to settle wage demands and workplace rules without a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Processors and Growers, Inc
AFL
California
Oakland
Harry Tuzzo
Cannery Workers
California Processors and Growers, Int
Cannery
Quktand
Rizzo
Central Adjustment — Board
Californian Successors and Growers, Inc
California State Council of Cannery Unions
United States
Hal Angus
Valley Businessmen To Meet Tonight
Dinner business meeting of the Castro Valley Businessmen's Association will be held at 7:30 p.m. today at the Castro Valley Gardens. The public is invited to attend as reports of committees are presented during the business session. H. J. Dernberger is association president.
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Castro Valley
Castro V Gardens
H. J. Dernberger
Association
Strat
Blast death toll rises in LA electro plating plant explosion
Coroner reports 15 killed and hundreds injured as bulldozers clear debris at the O Connor Electro Plating plant. Fire officials cite a refrigerant failure and a perchloric acid plating process as causes. More than 500 survivors received aid, with 30 buildings damaged or demolished and property losses near 1 million dollars, potentially higher.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Ben Brown
Richardson
O'Connor
Review Observes Holiday
In observance of the national holiday and to give employees a brief breathing spell The Hayward Review will not publish a paper tomorrow. Publication will resume with the Monday paper.
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Hayward Review
Mrs Stilwell Speaks Here at Castro Gardens Ceremony
Mrs Joseph W Stilwell presented a charter for a new Reserve Officers association named for her late husband General Stilwell to Southern Alameda county officers at Castro V Gardens. Col Earl W Uhnutting installed officers and Gen Robert M Cannon recalled the Ledo Road victory in an inspiring address.
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Joseph W. Stilwell
Alameda County
Castro V Gardens
Vincexor Joe
Stilwell
William E. Cox
Presidio
Earl W. Uhuntting
RE. Beauchamp
Department of California
R.O.A
Robert M. Cannon
March Dinner Set For Young Farmers
Young Farmers Chapter 28 of Hayward will host a dinner at Castro Villa for Young Farmer members and friends in March. Plans were finalized at the regular monthly meeting Monday with C. F. Dawson and J. W. Rundel of the Social Security administration speaking on parts of the Social Security act.
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Young Farmers Chapter
Hayward
Castro Villa
C. EF. Dawson
J. W. Rundel
Office of the Social Security Administration
Vehicle Crash Claims 14 Year Old at Foothill Boulevard
A Hayward High student, Norwood Peterson aged 14, died from a fractured skull after Lacie motor scooter hit the rear of a school truck on Foothill Boulevard near A Street. Harold Shiley, 15, sustained minor scalp abrasions. The incident occurred as youths rode behind the truck traveling south toward Astreo Sun Foothill. Peterson is survived by his mother Esther Nelson and father Jon Jackson. Funeral services set for Sorensen Brothers chapel with burial at Lone Tree cemetery.
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Jess Carty
Ted Bates
Lewelling Boulevard
Oklahoma
Carty
California
Mr. Carty
Harmony Court
Hayward High School
Lacie
Martin Mellon
Foothill
Yester
Norwood Peterson
Wayward High School
Palrmont Hospital
Milton Peterson
Kelly Street
Harold Shiley
Sybb
George Forth
Astreo Sun
Eud
Witnerses
Peterson
Esther Nelson
Miyward
Jon Jackson
Vermillion
S. D
Sorensen Brothers’ Chanel
Porn
Lone Tree Cemetery
Australian National Airways Plans Sydney Oakland Flight Start
Australian National Airways will begin a weekly Sydney to Oakland air service with a DC-4 Skymaster arrival carrying Walter Nash. The Oakland port commissioners will host a breakfast for Nash and officials after customs. The service will fly Sydney Auckland to Oakland each Wednesday morning and return Friday night, under a new reciprocal landings agreement.
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Oakland
Australian National Airways
Sydney
Walter Nash
New Zealand
Oakland Board of Port Commissioners
Memorial Meeting Set For Hayward War Memorial
War Memorial committee plans a March 29 meeting at Plinds to organize a permanent living memorial for Hayward area service members. Chairman John Lee Wilbur says veterans groups and service clubs will receive direct invites and a brochure listing all local service personnel will be produced.
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Hayward Area
War Memorial Committee
Plinds
John Lee Wilbur
Blood at culvert site misidentified in Short case
Los Angeles police said blood stains at a culvert near Santa Monica stemmed from a car wreck not the murder of Elizabeth Short the Black Dahlia. Investigators noted a stolen auto wrecked there January 30 and that wounded victims washed wounds in the stream.
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Los Angeles
A.P
Santa, Monica
Elizabeth Short
Dahlia
Miss Short
Fairview Paper Drive Ends Sunday
Fairview fire department will wind up its paper drive Sunday with collecting district wide beginning about 10. Pirechlet Bin Wolters reports the department has already collected the money on more than seven tons of paper and expects to collect nearly 10 tons in total.
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Fairview Fire Department
Pirechlet bin Wolters
Seasons Worst Gale Hits South England
The winter storm swept southern England isolating towns just emerging from snow. Gale force winds lashed the Straits of Dover and the North Sea, threatening coal shipments to London as twenty three coal ships carrying over 45 000 tons entered the Thames before the storm broke. Visibility dropped to half a mile in the Channel and Thames estuary as heavy snow thickened and the blizzard spread northward.
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Bond
England
Straits of Dover
North Sea
London
Thames
Channel
Russia Breaks Silence on Lend-Lease Talks
Russia for first time in a year agrees to consider the lend-lease settlement question. Moscow had hosted U S Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith and Foreign Minister V M Molotov after a string of U S attempts to start discussions on the 11 298 000 000 lend-lease issue.
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Wasilington
U.P
Russia
Moscow
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
V. M. Molotov
United States
OPA Fund Cut Could Wipe Out Damages Claims
GPA Chief Max McCullough warned that demanding back 9 million dollars from OPA operating funds could trigger a 75 million dollar loss in ongoing damage claims against price violators. He said the cut would force immediate liquidation and endanger wind up of records, disposal affairs, and severance pay obligations.
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Washington
GPA
Max McCullough
Estigress
OPA
Helen Gahazan Douglas
California
McCullough
He Teal
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Cannonists
Tony Foster
Sig Jacobsen
Whey
Oakland Auditorium
Big City
Sig
Victor Borge
Harold Sundby
Wrone
NBC
Hollywoa
Orante
Benny Goodman
Don Wilson
Valley Lions
Boy
Valley
Donald H.inskip
Segundo
San Lorenzo Village
Yugoslavia
Africa
Italy
Mrs. Stilwell
Richard Sellers
Den
Kent Studios
Aussie Air Service
Fairview
South England
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