High School Wrestling Shines As Hayward Tops Finals
A local wrestling scene at the high school gym showcased Mel Rush’s efforts with Hayward, Fremont, Aculunes, Sequoya, and San Jose State alumni among figures. Hayward dominated, eight finals entrants with four championships, highlighting the sport’s growth, individual stakes, and conditioning demands for junior heavyweights through 100.5 pounds and up.
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Mel
Rash
Taywn
Pedro
San Jose State
Aculunes, High
Fremont
Sequoya High
Redwood
Hayward Wars
Hayward
Mel Rush
Bowman Discharged After Two Years Overseas Service
Frank Bowman son of Mr and Mrs RH Bowman of 1044 Oakdell avenue returned home recently from duty in Japan and Pacific theaters His unit was at Camp Beale for discharge He served as a technician fourth class in army ordnance and saw action at New Guinea Admiralty Islands and Manila Bowman helped repair American autos in a former Japanese plant in Yokohama He expects to resume his position at Hayward Drug Company
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Frank Bowman
RH. Bowman
Oakdell Avenue
Japan
Camp Beale
Bowman
New Guinea
Admiralty Islands
Manila
Yokohama
Stiles
Hisompany
Hayward Drug Company
Subside Papers Buenos Aires War Evidence Found
The United States embassy released photostatic evidence showing four Argentine newspapers allegedly censored by Germany during the war. Telegram copies located were reportedly confiscated and examined by charge dAffaires John Moore, alongside a statement approving sanctions against antiwar actions.
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Buenos ‘Aires
Argentina
Germany
John Moore
Ndw
Machinist Union Sets March of Dimes Drive Roles
Hayward Alameda county officials announce Marlin Haley as drive chairman for the March of Dimes campaign running through January 31. Nearly 200 wishing wells have been distributed to local merchants to boost contributions and a later step will be personal solicitations to businesses and professionals.
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Thomas
Lester Paley
March of Dimes
Hayward Aves
Marlin Haley
I. B. Parsons
Jacob Harier
T. Capt. L.A. Bike
Anthony J. Foster
Jack Rees
Charles Roe
Edward K. Stanton
Floyd Sparks
George Mays
Walter B. Stafford
Laura Frank
Edwad C. Massa
Irene Jamieson
Wil Hollinghworth
John Mitchell
Charles Bubbs
William Mowman
W. R. Krag
Albert Massa
Arthur Manter
Arthur C. Phillips
Jacke
Foley
National Foundation For
Hell Building
San Francisco
Bank of America
Hayward
State PTA Plans California Convention in San Francisco
The California Congress of Parents and Teachers will convene May 1 to 3 in San Francisco, announced after the January meeting in Los Angeles. Membership stands at 388,293. The board approved funds to expand medical training facilities at UC Berkeley and urged county funding for better supervision of boarding homes. Emphasis was placed on continuing child care centers and restarting parent education programs in adult education. Ray A. Simpson, state Superintendent, urged training in home and family living to curb delinquency.
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California Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
University of California
Berkeley
State Department of Education
Ray A. Simpson
Red Cross Home Nursing course opens at Tennyson School
A Red Cross Home Nursing course, first for the year, starts next Monday night at 7 20 at Tennyson School. Sponsored by the Tennyson PTA the class has 24 members and will be taught by Mrs. Florence Parks.
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Red Cross
Ares
Tennyson School
The
Tennyson Pta
Florence Parks
Plane Crash in East Follows Flight From LaGuardia
An Eastern Airlines plane crashed near Cheshire in the east, bursting into flames after the wings separated. Eyewitness accounts say 15 occupants died, burned in the fire as responders hastened to the scene. The flight was en route from LaGuardia Field, New York, to Boston, Massachusetts.
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Cheshire
Conn
Eastern Airlines
Constable
R, E
Warner
Uevir
LaGuardia Field
New York
Boston
Mass
Communists Attack Six North China Provinces
Reports from Chungking state that Communist troops attacked Nationalist forces in six provinces despite ceasefire orders. Offensives reported in Shantung Shonan Hopei Suiyuan Kiangsu and Shansi.
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China
Chungking
Shantung
Slonan
Hopei
Suiyuan
Kiangsu
Shansi
Hayward Chamber urges president to outlaw strikes and use emergency powers
Hayward area chamber of commerce urged the president to immediately outlaw strikes and use emergency powers for the next year in a telegram approved by city officials. It cited deplorable local housing for veterans and civilians, blamed federal material and wage restrictions, and asked to suspend overseas housing material shipments while seeking permanent and temporary housing solutions.
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Hayward Area
Fedral
Johnston
Teen Age Advisors Plan Northern California Council
Bay Area teen age center advisors meet in Waleland to propose the Adult Advisory Council of Northern California Teen Organizations. They plan regional divisions with adult advisers and teen centers sending representatives. The Bay area committee includes Buford Bush Miss Alice Slater Howard Wells Mrs Mildred Koerner and Mrs W B Peterson.
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Bay ‘Area
Waleland
Mildred Koevner
Hayward
Adult Advisory Council of
Northern California
Irs
California
Bay Area
Buford Bush
Contra Costa
Mildred Koerner
W. B. Peterson
Recreation
California Congress
Parent-euchars
Clothes Drive Pickup Set For Sunday
Chimay at the Vietary Clothing Collection will be reached in Hiayseard Sunday with the oily Widegard pick-up of clothing do nations for the sincken counties of Europe. Joe Schenona chairs man of the Hayward area clothing drive urged families living in built up residential districts place contributions on curbs for volunteer workers. Fire houses and schools in the area authorized as depots donations may be delivered to centers between January 20 and January 40. Final work will box the clothing for distribution to European counties by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.
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Chimay
Hiayseard
Sincken
Europe
Joe Schenona
Hayward Area
Schenone
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Dancer Vera Zorita Divorced From Balanchine On Cruelty Grounds
U P Vera Zorita the dancer was divorced Saturday from dance director Charge Balanchine on grounds of cruelty. They were married in 1948.
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Zorina Reno
U.P
Vera Zorita
Yeaturday
Balanchine
Marrie
Degnan Suspect questioned in Degnan case
Police questioned and released Sidney Sharman a music school operator in connection with the handkerchief found near the neighborhood where six year old Suzanna Degnan was kidnapped and slain. A second item notes a small radio controlled plane running wild off Cape May and looming chances of a crash on Long Island. Prime Minister Fraser of New Zealand opposes a proposed Islamic energy commission under UN security council. Iran seeks UN consideration of its dispute with Russia. California public works bills total 90 million for local construction and 154 million for state buildings.
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Degnan
Chicago
Sidney Sharman
Suzanna Degnan
New York
UPI
Cape May
N. 1
Long Island
Atom Commission
London
Islamic Energy Commission
Security Council of
United Nations
Peter Fraser
New Zealand
UNO Powers
Asador Andrel
A. Gromyko
Iran
UNO
Russia
Senate
Sacramento
UAM
F Mitchell Local Pioneer Dies at 88 in Hayward
Franke Mitteheil known as F Mitchell longtime Hayward resident since 1987 dies at 88 after illness. Survived by daughter Mary A Mitchell and two sons John A Mitchell manager of Hayward Bank of America branch and Edward A Mitchell of Mitchell Association Service Station plus four grandchildren. One son Frank Jr preceded him. He belonged to Knights of Columbus HUBER and Woodmen of the World. Funeral Monday January 21 at 2 am at Sorensen Brothers Memorial Chapel with mass at All Saints church at 9 30 am Rosary Sunday evening. Burial Holy Sepulverde cemetery.
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Nusbind
Dite Rosa Av
Sorensen Brothers Muneral
All Saints Church
Holy Seßwehre
Bay Area Carpenters Win 21-Cent Wage Boost
Bay Area carpenters received a 21 cent per hour wage increase to 1.78 dollars an hour, announced by C Bark Risley of Carpenters Local 3. The wage award ends a nickel dispute dating from December and takes effect Monday.
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Bay Area
WLB i
Washington, D.C
C. Bark Risley
Carpena’ Local 3
APL
Deeomisyy
U S Steel Rejects Truman Plan Amid Looming Strike
In Washington United States Steel Corp rejects President Truman wage settlement, risking an industry wide strike by about 700000 workers next Monday. White House and AFL Machinists react with calls to rethink, while observers doubt a quick reversal.
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Washington
U.P
United States Steel Corp
Truman
United Steelworkers
Clay
United States
Reuuyn
Wim Ty
White House
Charles G. Ross
Ross Spevifis Willy
Ue Steel Industry
Norman Hunt Injured in Auto Mishap
Norman Hunt, 44, owner of Hunt's Creamery, was injured when struck by a car while crossing B street near Main. He suffered a head wound, a fractured pelvis, and other injuries and remained in fair condition at Hayward hospital. Driver Ernest Gurrell, of 1851 Cedar street, claimed the pedestrian stepped from behind a parked car. Gurrell was cited for driving without a license.
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Norman Hunt
Hunt
Hayward Hospital
B Street
Main
Ernest Gurell
Cedar Street
B. Street
Ck Manther
Pam
Bank of Haywards
Garcia
Lub
Legion to Award Medals To Cadets
The American Legion post No. 08 will present medals next Wednesday afternoon to the three best high school cadets at a cadet review at the high school field. Post Commander James Prowse will make the presentations. The post will also award scholarships to graduates Lucille Lorraine Bennett and Robert Finney Stiles during the mid year graduation exercises on January 31, to be presented by Dell Brennan, post commander. At a Teelup session Thursday evening, five new candidates for membership were approved. Visitors included Sealey of San Leandro post No. 117, Charles Marshall of Alameda Voiture No. 87, and Charles Linds, commander of the Tenth district.
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American Legion Post No
James Prowse
The
Legion Post
Lucille Lorraine Bennett
Robert Finney Stiles
Dell Brennan
Post No
Teeulap
Mueling
Sealey
San Leandr
Charles Marshall
Gare
Alameda
Charles Linds
Pearl Harbor Committee Rejects Churchill Invitation
The Pearl Harbor committee today rejected a six to two motion to invite former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill as a witness.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Winston Churchill
Edwin Pauley Named Navy Undersecretary Nominee
President Truman nominated Edwin W. Pauley of California for Undersecretary of the Navy as part of a broad reshuffle. W. Stewart Symington was named Assistant Secretary of War, while George B. Allen joined the Reconstruction Finance Corp board. Pauley, recently a reparations envoy and ambassador, is seen as a likely future Navy secretary.
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Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
California
Tronin
Navy
Pauley
Senate
W. Stewart Symington
St. Louis
Ator
Robert Lovett
George BE. Allen
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Three Navy Men Injured in State Route 58 Crash
Three Navy personnel were injured in a collision on State Route 58 near Bublin Livermore yesterday at dusk. John H Dykes 19 USN Slc 6704 Magnolia Riverside Garth Whittaker 22 Camp Shoemaker and Rober Nelson 18 Camp Shoemaker were treated at Camp Shoemaker hospital Dykes in critical condition with head injury and a deep cut to a leg. others suffered minor injuries. The crash involved a car driven by Dykes and Prod E. Welsnhperper 30 of Richmond.
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Navy
Bublin
Livermore
John H. Dykes
USN
Magnolia
Riverside
Garth Whittaker
Camp Shoemakery
Rober Nelson
Camp Shoemaker
Camp Shoemaker Hospital
Prod
E. Welscnherper
Richmond
Community Theater presents You Cant Take It With You
Large turnout noted for this week’s community play You Cant Take It With You. All roles filled except final decisions for a few top parts as two or more compete. First reading held at 22323 Lemon Avenue, home of Gordon Sehainier, publicity chair Mrs. W B Stoll said. George A Wilson directs.
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Gordon Sehainier
Lemon Avenue
W. B. Stoll
George “A. Wilson
Calendar Of Events Briefs and Meetings Tonight
Calendar notes show AAUW book sanction at Danta Hall joined by Carpentera and Joiners union, Friendship Bible club at Methodist Church, Neighbors of Wooderalt, and Valborg Lodge at Danta Hall. Events listed for this evening include various community gatherings and fellowship activities.
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AAUW
Carpentera & Joiners Union
Danta Hall
P.m. Friendship Bible Club
Wooderalt
Valborg’ Lodge
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Nolai
Howe
Ile
F. Bowman
Committee
Thomas L. ’ Foley
Intelligence Division
Army Air Corps
England
Chaiman
PTA
Dolar
10Th
Avenue
14Th Street
Weer
Bill, Linn
Siill Associates
Thomas Caldecott
Charlie Curryer
Jack Greacon
A W. Bruner
Jacob Harder
Oakland Tribune
F. Mitchell
Franke Mitteheil
Hom
Mitchell
Aaures
Bay Carpenters
U.S. Steel
Qoakland
San Francisco Bay
Wren
AFL Machinists Union Lodge
Enployers
Legion
Edwin Pauley
Treassurer
Democratic National
James Torrestal
Tits Post
Astal
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