Small City Airports to Get Funds
The Civil Aeronautics Administration reaffirmed funding for small city airport projects under the Federal Airport Act. The government will pay 40 percent of costs up to four million dollars, with increments changing the federal share and a minimum 20 percent contribution regardless of airport size.
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Washington
Civid Aeronautics Administration
Lnsted al Am
Civil Aeronautics Administalor T. 2
Weight
Richmond Nursery School Heroic Rescue Sparks Nine Year Old Boy Lifesaving Effort
At Washington nursery school a nine year old boy named Donnie Klingmann dangled from a rope on a fire escape. Teacher Elizabeth Frey freed him and applied aid after classmates said he made a noose in a game gone wrong. The child survived and was treated for shock and rope burn.
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Richmond
UPOA
Tonehe
Washington
Elizabeth Frey
Donnie Klingmann
Bud
High Scout Award Given to Centerville Post Office Aide
Phillip A. Sousa assistant postmaster at Centerville received the silver beaver award from Oakland Avenue council at a dinner in Oakland. Judge Frank Ogden and Kenneth Bechtel led the event noting Sousa 30 years in scouting from Cub to district roles. Mrs Theresa Lashus received the Oscar statuette for den mother craft training. Several local figures and three other silver beaver recipients were honored.
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Phillip A. Sousa
Centerville
Alameda County
Pirote
Les Kent
Oakland Avea Council of Boy Scouts
Scottish Rites Temple
Oakland
Frank Ogden
Sousa
Kenneth K. Bechtel
Cyrl, Carlson
Inns
Sbusa
Eel An
Washington Township
Bechtel
Allen G. Norris
Marlin Haley
Uayward
National Operations Committee of
Boy Scouts
Oscar
Theresa Lashus
Hayward
Dan MacDougal
Lashue
Ogden
John Lee Wilbur
A. B. Mortis
Castro Valley
Ed J. Lawless
Tivermore
Henry Gatt
Haley
Joseph Koenig
MacDougal
Herb Roberts
Wilbur
Drunk Driver Fined and Other Court Actions
Drunk driver H or exie T Adams appeared before Judge daved Harder on a drunken driving charge and was fined 150 dollars after pleading guilty. The December 21 complaint signed by dh. Ge Ambo outlined other cases, including a guilty verdict with suspended sentence for Arthur M l ier at 29, 924 Ashland Avenue on hattery charges. Continues show Wilbert Avila case continued one week, Murel A Read case continued to January 22, William Reis ordered to pay 50 to probation and 30 by January 29, then 50 monthly. Java Davidson bench warrant issued. David son probation revoked, leaving battery charges against Bimil Cram and Leonard Hain continued to January 29 after doctor’s note showing Laura fy Cram ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoerxie T. Adams
Daved Harder
Justice Court
Dh. Ge Ambo
I Court
Arthur ML ¥Ier
Ashland Avenue
Wilbert Avilla
Modesto
Anna Avila
Soto Street
Tria
Murel A. Read
Blanche Read
Foothill Boulevard
Walliam Reis
Toxephine Reis
Locust Street
Java
Davidson
Oakland
Virginia Davidson
Washington Avenue
San Lorenzo
Bimil Cram
Leonard
Leonard. Hain
Valley View
Laura Fy [Cram
Palo Allo
Wis
Cigaret Blamed in 5 F Hotel Blaze
A cigarette caused a fire at a downtown San Francisco ten story hotel damaging three rooms. The blaze started in a room registered to Richard Cantrell of Mill Valley, who faced a court appearance for a lighted object risk. Firefighters contended with a powered hall fire and nine evacuated floors before bringing the flames under control.
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San Francisco
Governor Hole
Martin Kearns
Richard Cantrell
Mill Valley
Cantrell
Frank Kelly
Hayward community events calendar list for tomorrow
A summary of Hayward area groups and meetings scheduled for tomorrow including the Women's Council at Christian church and the VFW Auxiliary, the 20-30 club at Memorial Building, Cabaret at Plind's, Hayward Civic and Social Club events at Castra Villa, and the Culinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance gathering at Labour Temple. Also listed are Danish Sisterhood, Tring church events, Hayward Movie Club, and Village PTA meetings with times and venues across local schools and churches.
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Todax Fadoratet Eprovement Élch
Achool
Esal Avenue
Donhh Brothehood
Women’s Council
Christian Church
VFW
Ausillary
P.m. Memorial Building
Lorenzo Lion
Plind's
Hayward
Castra Villa
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance
Pam
Labor
Slaters
Ides Hall
Senate to Question Marshall Before Moscow Conference
Washington officials indicate incoming Secretary of State George C. Marshall will be invited to Capitol Hill to present his foreign policy views prior to leaving for the Moscow conference. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans to question him on relations with Russia and Western Hemisphere defense policy.
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Washington
U.P
George C. Marshall
Hill
Senate
Cam‘mit Seemen
Russia
Weather Outlook With Local Fog and Light Winds
The forecast calls for morning fog Friday with slight temperature changes. Expect gentle southeasterly winds and modest high and low temperatures with minor daily variation.
Congress Rent Chief Denies Plan
WASITINGTON UA Slighou rates for transient hotel rooms were in prospect today and there were demands in congress for other rent control relaxations. Rent ceilings will be removed for four transient hotels and motor early February 15. Major General Philip B Mann ing Chief of the office of temporary controls said he planned no other break in the rent control line pero indications that congress may change his mind. Three senators demanded that rent controls be ended soon. Others called for a general increase in ceilings. Hotel men cheered the first break in the whichisteation firm vent control line. They said their charges will rise to offset higher costs but mostly on luxury rooms. They said low cost rooms may hold fast.
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Wasitington
Prospect
Congress
Philip B. Manning
Office of Temporary Controls
Noother
Fluning
President Truman Submits First Balanced Budget
President Truman submitted to Congress the first balanced budget since the 1930s depression. He warned against tax cuts, spoke of better business and higher demand in 1948, and proposed $324,520,000,000 for the 1948 fiscal year with a small surplus aimed at debt retirement. He urged Congress to use any surplus for debt reduction and rejected tax reduction.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Republican Congress
Bill for 6 Cent Gas Tax Introduced
A Sacramento bill to set the state gas tax at six cents will be introduced after Governor Warren calls a special highway safety session. Senator Randolph Collier and interim committee chairman Collier said he is open to arguing that the raise from three cents should be less and that other funds might cover the highway program. A separate note mentions Supervisory George Janssen attending a Castro Valley Lions Club meeting at El Rancho Kitchen at 7 p.m. with public invited.
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Sacramento
V.A
Warren
Randolph Collier
Yroka
Bill Collier
George Janssen
Castro Valley Lions Club
el Rancho Kitchen
Hendrickson To Head Valley Club
L A Hendrickson will lead the Cusiro Valley Improvement and Social Duty Club for 1947 succeeding Elmer Irish. Officers include James Alexander vice president and several secretaries. Storm drain talks note two thirds of San Miguel avenue costs borne by Alameda County with state involvement. Bids rejected. new bids expected in spring. Members urged to reserve for a February dinner-dance and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusiro Valley
L.A. Hendrickson
Rizzo Avenue
Elmer Irish
James Alexander
Frank Shougtnpesy
W. E. Booth
David Dickie
Cathryn Borneman
Leslie Robins
Walter Robinson
Ray Carter
Victor Truish
John Heed
Federated Improvement Club
L. “A. Hendrickson
B. E. Reynolds
H. We Ohlin
George Janssen
Alimoda County
San Miguel Avenue
Castro Valley
Jannsen
Janssen
L. A. Hendrickson
F. E. Dyche
William Donovan
Louis Finnell
Marthe Finnell
Hf. Gelston
Anna Reis Finley
Kiwanis Club Installs Castellucci as President
Kiwanis of Hayward installs Frank Castellucci as president during an installation ceremony highlighted by Scotch dances stories and a magician's act. Tack Hobson becomes vice president and Jack Wayland secretary while A C Jensen of San Leandro serves as past lieutenant governor. New executive members include Frank Crews William Tiennings Vic Milde Art Johnson Ernie Pimentel Dale Simpson and Dave Watt. The event at Castro Villa San Lorenzo followed by a wives’ dinner.
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Tack Hobson
Jack Wayland
A. C. Jensen
San Leandro
Frank Crews
William Tiennings
Vic Milde
Art Johnson
Ernie Pimentel
Dale Simpson
Dave Watt
Castro Villa
San Lorenco
W. R. Krag
Val Hollingsworth
Frank Demon
Nels Nelson
B. Paulsen
Krag
Gus Knodt
Art Peterson
Dick Coughlin
Mrs Roe Heads Carpenters Union Auxiliary in Hayward
Mrs Charles Rie elected president of the newly charted Ladies Auxiliary to Carpenters Union Local 1623 at its initial meeting. Mrs Agnes Elzeg presented Chartes No 485 to the Hayward group with eight Oakland representatives. Officers named include Mrs L D Twist vice president Mrs H A Canate recording secretary Mrs William Noia financial secretary treasurer and Mrs Hugh O Brien warden. A social event is planned for January 29 at the Labor Temple and the next regular meeting will be February 12 with ongoing meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rie
Carpentera Union
Tiied
Hayward
Agnes Elzeg
Oakland Carpenters
Lions to Attend Birthday Dinner in Oakland
More than a score of representatives from the Midway Lions club will attend a birthday dinner in Oakland January 20 honoring Melvin Jones founder of Lions International. Stanley Block and Anthony Garcia were named delegates from the Midway club to the Lions mid winter convention in Fresno January 17 and 3a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Lions Club
Oakland
Melvin Jones
Lions International
Our House
Stanley Block
Anthony Garcia
Midway Club
Lions
Fresno
Hayward Art Association Plans March Show
A meeting at Frates and Stanhope studios galleries set tentative plans for a March invitational exhibit. Local artists may join a life sketch class next Wednesday from 8 to 10 p m at 21888 Foothill Boulevard. Each artist must bring own materials and a 40 cent model fee will be charged.
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Hayward Art Association
Frates and Stanhope Studis
Almitar
Frates- Stanhope
Foothill Honevard
T ‘O
Eng
District GOP Meet Names 19th Assembly Officers
Wesley H. McMillan announced at a city hall election meeting that new officers for the 19th Republican Assembly district will be named at 8 pm tomorrow.
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GOP
Republican Assembly Distriet
Wesley H. McMillan
Council Votes to Use Top Priority to Get Field
City councilmen unanimously approved transferring Heyward Army airfield to Heyward city on all terms. The $2,000,000 former base would be deeded to the city with no cash payment, operation under War Assets Administration rulings, and a public use mandate. Delays possible as federal details are finalized. revert rights reserved to the federal government in emergencies.
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Heyward
Yaecephhe Heywware
WAA
United States
William ©. Wilson
Tuele Hlland
Arthour Phillips
Jesse Silva
John Maar
Adder Thely “Ayng
Naar Ane Wilson
Mitt Dohner
B. Guy Warren
Gerald Worthley
Boards of Governors
Howard Settle
George Cracknell
Hayward Area
Area-Wide Youth Plan To Be Made
Leaders in youth activities meet at 10 am tomorrow in Hayward to coordinate work and develop future community youth projects. The committee will act as a clearinghouse for public and private recreation facilities and coordinate dates of major programs while not taking over services from other groups. Members include Rick Foudy deputy sheriff George Forth chief of police George Furrier library curator Gordon deputy probation officer C D Paulson school superintendent Havold Selous field Alameda county PE director Pauline Oakes Girl Scout exec Don MacDougal Boy Scout exec Joel Rees superintendent Marysville elementary school Theodore Norberg ministerial association and Father Julio Mar Uns Saint Catharine Church.
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Hay“ward
George Vestal
Hayward Area Recreation District
Rick Foudy
Ghiff
George Forth
George Furvier
Alty
Gordon
C. D. Paulsen
Uavold Selousfield
Alameda County
Pauline Oakes
Gurl
Don MacDougal
Joel Rees
Maysyard & Mentary
Richard Norberg
Ministerial
Julio Mar Uns
Saints Cathulie Church
Noia Leads Castro Valley Horsemen Officers
The Castro Valley Horsemen elected at the White Cottage restaurant last night: William D. Noia president, Fred B. Jones vice president, Mrs. Marguerite Jones secretary, John Abreu treasurer. Board: Wallace Glass, E. K. Stanton, Barré Porter, Myrna Hutton, Seldon Morley. Stanton named publicity chairman. Plans include a junior riders show, helping Hayward Putare Farmers on their carnival, and continuing brid le path efforts. Annual dinner set for January 3.
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Castro Valley Horsemen's Association
White Cottage
William D. Noia
Fred B. Jones
Marguerite Jones
John Abreu
Wallace Glass
E. K. Stanton
Barré Porter
Myrna Hutton
Seldon Morley
Stanton
Hayward
Putare Farmers of
Amgevica
Hearings on Kahn's Acid Throwing Set
City to hear complaints from nine East Bay women that acid splashed on their clothes as they passed picket lines at Kahn's and Hastings stores. Hearings ordered by City Manager Hassler after demands by Retail Merchants Association and Alameda Central Labor Council. Police attribute the incident to a faction of the tranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Galliano
Alameda Central Labor Council
Building Trades Council
Tranks
Legion Members Enroll in Post Course
Ten members of Bill Coady post of the American Legion have registered for a correspondence course from national headquarters to train post members for Legion work. At a last night meeting the post approved a motion to audit the post's $13 quote to the veterans hospital cigarette fund. Also discussed was the progress of the post sponsored basketball team. Executive board meetings will now be held just before the regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Coady
The
American Legion
Legion
Veterans’ Hospital
Post
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Castellucci
Frank Castellucci
Hayward Kiwanis E Uch
Frank A. Castellucci
Peterson Tractor & Equipment Company
Hayward Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Roe
Union
Kahn
Hette
Castro Tis
Thinidad
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