Hayward High basketball game draws local crowd and questions support
In a Friday night game at the High School gym, the Hayward B team edged San Jose High by a couple of points while the varsity later beat the visitors by three. The writer praises sportsmanship, notes several local attendees, and urges greater civic backing for school athletic programs and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Silver
Hin
Idea
San Jose High
Hayward
Phil
Joe Moore
Town Post
Brigas
Chet Mulson
Mry
Bounds Christin
Andy
Cheki” Dawson
Itne Moore
Frets Town University
Tony Foster
Dave
Don Varens
San Jose
Kenny Peek
White
Fernandes
Maynard
Richmond
Berkeley
Alpony
One-Pound Baby Dies After Two Days At City Hospital
A one-pound baby born to Mr and Mrs Lian Foutch of 10 46th Avenue San Francisco died Friday after a two day life. The infant, placed in an incubator January 4 following birth, was expected to survive but did not.
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Uayard
Lian Foutch
46Th Avenue
Ansrancisco
An Hatar
Genevieve Julia
Bidward
Morrill Grocet
Olig Lal
Hayward
John Allen
Bornal Isian
Mie Ami Mes
Carl Prennitg
Pamela
LW Peterson
Lota Street
Hese
Hayward Savings Sidean Association
NLRB to Decide Status of NFTW
National Labor Relations Board in Sant Mannelsea will hold a hearing to decide if the National Federation of Telegraph and Wire Workers is a company controlled union. NFTW, an independent group, is voting on a strike to back 260,000 members nationwide. ACEW and allied unions warn of disruptions to phone service if a strike occurs. Delegates in Vancouver vote to strike and raise a 100000 dollar fund. San Francisco butcher unions await Chicago direction on January 18 strike action impacting Armour and Swift plants.
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United Press
National Labor Relations Board
Sant Mannelsea
Sche
National Federation of Telephiote Workers
NETW
Western Electric
New York
NFTW
Passifie
San Francis
Association of Communication Equipment Warkers
Wat
Heblo Girls
Healy
United Telephone Employes of Oregon
Portland
ACEW
Vancouver
B.C
CLO
International Woodworkers of America
Tas
AFL
San Francisco
Chicago
CIO Packing House
Armour and Swift
Deco to Father Held For Investigation
Four young children clad in nightclothes sought shelter with neighbors on Tecato Decoto Road after their father Calvin Mecham 44 is found asleep at home. Deputies respond and take the children into temporary custody while authorities plan investigation and care arrangements through the Musick family.
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Cour
Druni
Calvin Mecham
TL Decoto Road
Tecato
Barbara
Della
Peggy
Gloria
Lewis
Dorothy Musick
Devoto
Patio
Mecham
John
Mechamwitf
Musictes
United States Recognizes Austria Coalition Government
The United States today formally recognized Austria's new coalition government led by Chancellor Leopold Figl, marking a notable shift in postwar European alignment. Washington noted the coalition's commitment to rebuilding an independent democratic Austria and maintaining stability in Central Europe.
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Austria
Washington
U.P
United States
Austrian Governent
Leopold Figh
Carpenters to Receive Job Benefits in Dispute
Charles A. Roe of Hayward Carpenters Local 1622 announced with Matt Trubiner that the unemployment reserve commission reversal substantiates illness unemployment claims for carpenters at Moore Drydock Oakland. The fund estimated at two million dollars will be granted to the union members under the labor dispute.
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Moore Drydock Company
Oakland
Charles A. Roe
Hayvard Carpenters Local No
Matt Trubiner
San Francisco
Unemployment Reserve Commission
Roe
Runaway Horse Spurs Hayward Police Call in Texas
A Hayward man reported a horse eating his lawn at 2192 B Street. Officers Manuel Enos and H Hinch spotted the runaway horse after a botched lasso attempt. The horse then fled to another area, leaving officers unable to capture it.
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Hayward
Manuel Enos
H. Hinch
B Street
Meg
Bck
Ashland Tavern Reports Theft at Closed Hours
The Ashland tavern on East High Street reported a theft between 12 45 am and 9 am while closed. Bartender Max Stainberg said entry was gained through a rear door at the establishment, 6884 East Higth Street in Canyon Road. The loss totaled 280 dollars.
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Aakland
Max Stainberg
Canyon Road
Stromberg
Higth Street
Warren Opens Special Reconversion Session
Governor Bard Warren opens a reconversion session of the California legislature declaring postwar problems must be solved locally. He outlines plans on housing veterans racial relations public health and education while noting this second push follows last year’s defeated proposals. He urges action to keep California moving forward and avoid disintegration.
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Sacramento
U.pi
Bard Warren
Assembly Chamber
California
Mass meeting set on Hayward area school bonds
Burford Babe Mass meeting announced for tomorrow at 8 p m in the Hayward high school auditorium to boost area school bonds. Frans Hard UC professor will speak 15 minutes on building needs of Hayward elementary schools. J Paul Leonard SF State College president will address 35 minutes on needs of Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo schools. Marlin Haley chairs the 1600 member committee and presides. Hayward elementary band high school choir and Castro Valley glee club will perform. Presidents of 20 plus endorsing organizations expected to attend.
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Hayward
Aurlistorian
Geissape
Frans Hard
University of California
J. Paul Leonard
San Francisco State College
Tornado Toll Tops Eighty Seven in South
Tornado winds swept sparsely populated Mississippi and Arkansas areas causing at least 87 deaths and 20 injuries. Towns including Coila Mississippi and Lake Village Arkansas were hit hard with several homes destroyed. Communication lines were restored today as the storm front moved eastward across the Mississippi Valley.
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United Press
Mississippi
Arkansas
Coila
Maly Hidge
Indianola
Sunflower
Rolling Fork
Heathovan
Leland
Miss
Lake Village
Arks Coila
Prass
Mississippi River Valley
Carrier service expands for Millendial district routes
The Maynard Review announces daily carrier delivery in Millendial district areas around Mohr Drive. Mail delivery continues but afternoon home delivery begins for Mohr Drive Eden Ave Mould Vista Ave Duin Med Crawller Rd Occidental Rd Sale Inn Re West St Middle Lane Depot Hd and part of Hesperian Blvd with Jack Capek at 26230 Mohr Drive as new carrier inviting non subscribers to join.
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Millendial
Mohr Drive
Thair Viciity
Maynard Review
Eden Ave
Mould Vista Ave
Duin Med
Crawller Rd
Occidental Rd
Sale Inn Re
West SL
Middle Lane
Depot Hd
Hesperian , Blvd
Jack Capek
News Analysis The Review’s One Day’s News Analysis
The Review publishes a one day news analysis dated Saturday January 5. The detailed analysis is printed on the editorial page in the paper.
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Baturday
Jentary
Inday
Hayward City Council to Address Taxi Rates and Zoning
The Hayward council plans a busy session starting at 1 p.m. with a zoning ordinance review from the City Planning Commission. A letter from the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce requests taxi meters be installed and rate rules published amid claims of nonuniform fares. Temporary quarters for Veterans' adviser Andrew Monahan are discussed at a cottage adjoining City Hall, formerly owned by the Federated Improvement Clubs, with the cottage to be sold Saturday.
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Hayward Area
Veterans’ Advisory Office
Andrew’ F. Monahan
City Hall
Federated Improvement Clubs
Monahan
Veterans Memorial Building
City Planning Commission
Car crashes into Peerless bus on Niles Road. one dead
A car driven by 89 year old Cadlon Cuden collided head on with a Peerless bus near Silva Maternity Home on Niles Road. Cuden died instantly. bus passenger Frances Morino 38 suffered eye injuries and arm lacerations. Ben Bohrer 67 and Jef San Jose were injured. Bus driver Harry Johnson 48 was unhurt. A large hole opened in the bus as it veered into an orchard. Additional weekend crashes injured six in a separate two-car collision at 7 p.m. at Shoemaker Hospital.
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Cuden
Frances Morino
Jef San
Silva Maternity
Caelon
Tre
Henison
Wes Forn
Griver
Harry Johnson
San Jose
Caclon
Bedge
Hespitad
Dube bin Cmyon
Ware Crutcher
Dobbins
Marie
Twist
Meek Avenue
Jackson
Atherton
Barbara Twist
Patrick Twist
Lifeward Hospital
Alfred
Haol
Taylor Street
Aktimeda
Theoay
Tachenen
Tatist
Nile Road
Francis Pychard
San Leando
Rudolph Valestia
Grand Street
Thomas Valentia
Hayward War Bond Drive Surpasses Quota Reach
Total figure reached in the Hayward bond drive was 805 799 35 announced by chairman Val Hollingsworth as the city’s total topped the quota. The pre a quota stood at 774 646 with E bond purchases 232 722 75 and allocations 406 121 other bond series 166 868 50.
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Hayward
Val Hollingsworth
Mrs Schilling Buys House At Auction
Mrs. Fred Schilling of 83 Watkins Street purchased the small cottage beside City Hall for 1925 dollars. Auctioneer William Wallace sold the property after a high bid of 1900 by Hugo Frant. She gains 40 days to move from the site and plans relocate to Prandzeau and Dean streets for residence. Contents, furniture, sold for 124 dollars amid a large crowd of about 200 observers. The hall had served Hayward’s hospitality house and later the servicemen housing bureau.
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Ailey
Fred Schilling
Watkins Street
City Hall
Willian
Wallace
Schilling
Hugo Frant
Prandzeau
Dean Streets
Gontbats
Bn Hayward
Regular Vets Get Together Plans For M468 Activities
A veterans fellowship meeting at Milton's Coffee Shop outlined M468 activities and possible sponsorship of a boys basketball program under Recreation Department supervision. The next regular meeting is set for 8 pm January 1 at the Veterans Memorial Building. Attendees included George Rantage and officers FL AL Bischoff, W. Smith, H. Wessman, and others.
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Milton
Pean Udder Recreation Department
Growp
Veterans Meynorty
George Rantage
FL AL Bischoff
W. Smith
Hayward Building Permits Top $640,000 in 1945 Boom
Inspector Pat Wetzel reported 1945 permits totalled $640,162 for 387 projects, six times the prior year. Commercial, industrial, and residential work accounted for hundreds of thousands in value with 41 new homes and 6 buildings moved. Monthly issuance varied due to material shortages and strikes, peaking after peace news in October before another drop.
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Mayavared
Hoor
Pat Welze
Tony
Marek Vamic
Wetzel
Tha Risel
Vedday
War crimes trial testimony on Nazi plan to reduce population
On the Eastern front, General Erlevon Boeh Zelewski testified that Nazi anti partisan operations aimed to depopulate Shiyin by about 30 million as part of the war against Russia. The statement highlighted a planned mass reduction of population as a war objective.
Calendar Of Events Castro Valley and Hayward listings
Calendar entries list events for Castro Valley and Hayward including Knights of Columbus activities at Donia Hall, Sycamore Lodge, Shawono Council and Catholic guild meetings, San Lorenzo school board and city council sessions, a public meeting at Hayward High School about a bonds issue, Trinity Church Junior Guild, Fret Harto PTA, and square dancing for adults at Heyward High School gym 4:15 p.m. 21848 Foothill Boulevard.
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Castro Valley Farm Center
Adobe Knights of Columbus
P.m. Donia Hall
Sycamore Lodge
Joof
Shawono Council
Catholic Guild
Navy Mothers
San Lorenzo City Council
P.m
Masa
P.m. Hayward High School
Trinity Church
Harto
Heyward High School
Gards
Oro Lome Senlaty
Foothill Boulevard
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