Hayward Acres asks if annexation to Hayward is best path
A local discussion in Hayward centers on annexing Hayward Acres to the city to access water and sewage, with residents considering options beyond Hayward. Council member William Wilson proposes a full-time specialist to study subdivision and city union, while observers note mixed satisfaction with East Ith street projects and praise a new dictation device demo by Lester Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Hayward
Hayward
Oro Loma
Hayward Acres
Chouncilman
William Wilson
Wilson
Hayward Avres
Arres
Oceanic Baseball Roundup From Local League Game
A brief score recap notes United Press style details from a local league doubleheader. The report lists batters and pitchers names, with scattered scores and inning-by-inning highlights, emphasizing run production and defensive plays by Braelen, Hideraons, Mueller, and Bahr Roe among others.
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United Prese Hational
League Boatot
Sai
Apigeans
Mere
Maciulough
Senettla
Braelen
Cinierat
Horii
Hideraons
Luesser
Mueller
New
Bahr Roe
Walter Plans For Reelection To Oro Loma Board
George Walter Jr incumbent on the Oro Loma Sanitary District board announces plans to seek re election at the September 16 election. Fred W Hotz and Joseph Correa also seek vacancies on the board. Hotz UC Berkeley graduate engineer and Correa Hayward resident and retired mailman. Walter appointed last December to fill vacancy from Walter Smiley. Term expirations include Walter, Hubbard, and Fuller. Filing with county clerk Aug 17 to Aug 6T. Vacancy from William Jacobosen’s death to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walter, Jr
Org Loma
Walter
Walter Smiley
Victor Hubbbard
George Fuller
Fuller
Hubbard
San Lorenzo Woman Saved By Inhalator
A San Lorenzo woman was rushed to Permanente hospital yesterday afternoon by the village fire department's inhalator squad. Hospital authorities report she is getting along pretty well after responders found her in serious condition from a tumor pressing on the heart. The inhalator apparatus kept her breathing during transport to hospital.
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San Lorenzo
Permanente Hospital
Margaret Rastalaler
Paro
Warren Calls Special Session on Rent Control Law
Governor Warren called a special session of the state legislature for 10:30 a.m. Monday to enact a rent control law. He said action by either state or federal government is needed before August when evictions could resume under existing laws. Rent control would be the sole major topic, with possible actions to align rents with city charters and local approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sacramento
Congress
Mayrns
Renewed Bid to Cut Swim Prices Sparks City Action
The Haysward Area Community council renewed efforts to reduce swimming costs at the municipal plunge, arguing higher attendance would offset lower rates. Attorney Clarence E. Rust moved to seek city council action after district directors reported growing registration and waitlists in Learn to Swim classes, proving demand for a community pool. The group also planned inquiries to state Health Committee chair Ernest Guddes and Rep. Dunn about costs and methods to establish a community hospital, endorsing revisions to Senate Bill 686 and urging removal of population limits. Recreation reports noted resumed activities at the Haylofs community age center with Noel Smith and Bessi Campbell detailing local programs.
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Hayward
Haysward Area
Clarence E. Rust
Recreation Department
Rust
Agre
Dvichildren
Councill
Ernest Guddes
Braniig Dunn
Emma Rust
Dunn
Recreation
Noel Smith
Bessi Campbell
Haywarden Rone
Haylofs
Churchill Demands War Ration Policy Reconsideration
In London, Opposition Leader Winston Churchill urged the House of Commons to drop the plan to ration breach, arguing such wartime measures are unnecessary in peace. In Wareham Massachusetts, a gas main explosion killed six and left more than 25 critically injured, destroying shops and shattering windows across half a mile. The CIO reorganized its Political Action Committee under Jack Kroll, a protégé of the late Sidney Hillman, in Washington. Also in Washington, the War Department was ordered to provide four motorized army transport planes to U S Airlines overseas, replacing Constellations grounded by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. The House tentatively approved a military affairs committee recommendation that at least one of five proposed atomic energy control commission members be from the armed forces. Fresno reports four cases of sleeping alcphogs mild in nature, per Dr. H M Ginsburg. In Hollywood, film art director Wilfred Buckland, 80, allegedly shot his son dead in his home bedroom, then killed himself.
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Wasrington
House
Moilitary Affairs Committee
Atomic Energy ‘Control Commission
Postcards From Hayward Area Travelers Report Travels
Hayward Review prints first batch of vacation postcards from local travelers in Yuconto Ontario Seattle and Dunsmuir with notes on weather views and family travels. Editor invites all Hayward area residents to submit postcards and photos for a vacation contest offering a $12.80 prize for the most interesting card or best snapshot.
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California
Hayward
John Allan Park
Ind Tam
Julia E. Lane
Suffolk
Dilye
San Lorenzo
Shasta
Dunsmuir
Bass
Hayward Area
Stalin Shakes Up Red Army Commanders
The article reports Stalin removing Marshal Zhukov from command and assigning him to a provincial post Odessa, a major reshuffle in the Red Army's top leadership with no official explanation. It notes Zhukov’s brief rise to prominence and that the purge seems sweeping but not as severe as 1987.
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Harrizon Balisbury
New York
Gene Asi
Stalin
Red Ary
Minshal George K. Zhukay
Soviet Union
Red Army
United Press Today
Ale ‘Yeady
United Press
Zyukov
Russia
Moscow
Marshal Zhukov
Zhukov
Supreme Soviet
Red Star
Ers
Hue
New Constellation Airworthiness Granted to Lockheed
Burbank California United Press International reports Lockheed Aircraft Co has been granted a temporary certificate of airworthiness for a new Constellation transport model announced today by the company.
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NEW Constellation
Burbank
Calif
UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Knife wielder killed in San Francisco shooting
Police report Lew Pirig, 43, of Stockton, was shot to death last night after threatening a policeman with a knife. Authorities described the incident as a fatal confrontation and are investigating the details and motive.
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San Francisco
Lew “Pirig
Stockton
Hayward Man Discovers Three-Foot Rattlesnake on Parkside
Jack Hall of Hill Avenue encountered an unusually large rattlesnake while walking along Parkside Avenue. The three-foot reptile with eight rattlers and a button dropped from a bank and slithered to his feet before being dispatched with a quick clubbing.
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Hayward
Jack Hall
Hill Avenue
Parkside Avenue
Hall
St Anthony Fiesta Attracts Parish Groups For Fundraiser
The annual St Anthony fiesta opens at 7 pm at Saint Anthony grounds tomorrow with over 20 booths run by parish organizations. A merry go round for children and various booths including food, doll, pie, and mystery booths promise family fun as funds go toward the new parish school. Special ground breaking by Bishop Jose V. Alvarnes of Cochin will occur Sunday. parade from IDES hall follows the 10:30 am solemn high mass. Barbecue and dinner to follow through Sunday evening.
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Holy Names Society
Knights of Columbus
Young Ladies Institute
Holy Rosary Sodatity
Catholic Daughters
Saint Isabel's Society
UPPEC
Saint Anthony Ladies
Catholic Guild
St. Cecelia’s Choir
Jose V. Alvarnes
Cochin
India
Ides Hall
Janssen Named Alameda Rep on California Centennial Panel
George A. Janssen Alameda county supervisor was chosen as the county representative on the statewide centennial committee to observe anniversaries of California’s early history. A major event will be June’s 160th anniversary of Mission San Jose De Guadalupe. He will coordinate with Washington Township citizens and work with Supervisor Chester B. Stanley of Livermore.
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George A. Janssen
Alameda County
California
Mission San Jose de Guadalupe
Janssen
Washington
Janasey
Chester B. Stanley
Livermore
Mission San Jose
Postal Receipts Show Decline at Hayward Post Office
Postal receipts for Hayward for the three months ending June 1946 totaled 43,240 dollars, noted by Postmaster Anthony J. Foster. The figure shows a 4.6 percent drop from the 45,462 dollars taken in April through June 1945.
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Hayward
Anthony J. Foster
Talmadge Leads Georgia Governor Victory Likely
Atlanta reports Eugene Talmadge appears virtually assured of a fourth term as Georgia's governor based on latest returns from Wednesday's Democratic primary. Storix figures show strong support for Talmadge across the state, signaling a decisive win.
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Talmadge
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Storix
Committee Defers Decision On Forcing Testimony
Washington UPI The Senate War Investigating committee defers a decision on legal means to compel Rep. Andrew J May to testify amid new evidence in its munition profits inquiry The panel discussed May in closed session while public hearings may reopen Any link between May and the 16 firm munition group remains unconfirmed
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Andrew J. May
May
Guarian Angel
Empire” Munitions Combine
F. D. Flanagan
Flanagan
House Military Affairs Committee
Umnoig
Combine
Lions Plan Hayward Picnic With Contests And Committees
Lions club met to discuss the Hayward Area picnic set for August 18 at Crow Canyon Park. Entries are already coming for the bathing beauty contest for single girls 14 to 24, with prizes to be donated next week. George Cracknell of the Hayward Chamber outlined chamber goals and the need to serve the whole community.
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Hayward Area
Crow Canyon Park
George Cracknell
Lava
Tate
Elu
Wee Gordon
Bill Kuepman
Bill Cubbins
Ray Bartelson
Ed’ Chapman
Joe Church
Ernie Kroeger
Joe Koenig
Wes Gordon
George Vastal
Diek Lockwood
Chet Taylor
Herb Roberts
Fred Kiebel
Bernard Vincent
al Shelton
Andy Harmon
John Dobbal
Frank Alcalde
Tony Serafin
Jacke Mitchel
Jack Rees
Nayes Alexander
Joe Schonone
Howell Plemmons
Lou Stanton
Cracknell
Howell Pleammons
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bf Commerce
Civil Service Board to Meet Tonight at City Hall
Newly appointed Civil Service commission to hold first official meeting at city hall. They plan to fill two vacancies in the water department and one telephone operator post. The commission includes Gaylord Quinn as president, Mrs. Louise Larson as secretary, and Alvin Joseph. Examinations to open eligibility lists for other city posts and war emergency clause employees to be set up at a later meeting.
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Civil Service Commission
City Hall
City Water Department
Gaylord Quinn
Pr Dent
Louise Larson
Secr Tary
Alvin Joseph
Local Calendar Notes From Castro Valley And Hayward
Calendar items list meetings and services across Castro Valley, Hayward, and San Lorenzo with groups including American Logian Auxiliary, Missionary societies, Rebekah, Lions Club, and local churches. Evening gatherings at 6:40 pm and 7:30 pm, plus a 1:30 pm session tomorrow for the Carpenters and Formers Union at Hayward Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Logian Auxiliary
Vetorana
Ravdat Church
Missonary Society
Castro Valley
Look Forward To Rosary Ladies Might
Fragmentary text references a community center building and alumnae group events. Includes names and place hints such as veteran memorial references. Unable to identify a clear event or outcome from the excerpts.
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Amaela
Jon Bee
Renee Ae
Commaunity Center
Uliding
Veteran's Memorial
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Pevitta
Upser
East Ith Street
East Idth
Metaopolitan
Lester Foley
Marlin Haley
Jabreast
the Times
Oro Loma Board
Fred Holtz
Correa
William R. Jacobsen
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Wareham
Mass
Nore
U.P
CIO
Jack Kroll
Sidney Hillman
War Department
U. S
Civil Aeronautica Administration
Fresno
H. M. Ginsburg
Fresno General Hospital
Mollywood
U.R
Wilfred Buckland
Postcards
St. Anthony
Civil Service Board
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