Zoning Ordinance Changes In Hayward City Plan
City commission revises zoning on Main street to convert north side parcels from business to high density residential. Dissenter George Simonds urged long range planning for safety and prosperity while noting the ordinance draft aimed at benefiting many Hayward residents. Plot plans were approved for two subdivisions in the affected area after reviewing changes to the proposed ordinance.
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George. Simonds
Hayward
Main Street
Hotel
McKeever Avenues
Alice MeKeaver Henry
Genevieve M. Wellasve
Ethel Zambresky
P. Powwless
Soper
Vets Seek Jobs Listing Cooperative Hayward Area 1100 Club
A listing of unemployed World War II veterans in the Hayward area shows their job qualifications. It notes Navy Army and service station experience, welding, machine work, clerical, and skilled trades. Interviews with veterans are arranged via the United States Employment Service Hayward office.
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Hayward Area
1100 Club
Hayward Review
Flanger
Navy
Algo
Tsyo
Alameda Naval Air Station
Hawaii
Army
Java
Cos
U.S
Pleasanton
Las
Pennsylvania
United States Employment Service
Hayward
Farm Families Join Alameda County Bureau in Record Growth
Seven hundred families now join the Alameda County Farm Bureau as California Farm Federation membership hits 27,000. President Mel Vill Nielsen reports continued new members and renewals, projecting statewide farm family memberships exceeding 40,000 by November 1. He calls the Farm Bureau the nation’s largest and most powerful farm group with broad farmer priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
United States
Nielsen
Police Seek Neat Oakland Gunman
Oakland police search for a neatly dressed gunman who demanded a diamond ring for his girlfriend and robbed a jewelry store. He escaped with $1000 in cash and unset diamonds valued at $70,000 after forcing the proprietor to open the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
U.P
Nat Riskin
County Farm Bureau buys four Ampro projectors
The Alameda County Farm Bureau directors approved a purchase of four Ampro movie projectors with screens and public address systems for sound films. The equipment will be used to show agricultural films at Farm Bureau meetings, Farm Morne, and Lixtellsign service events.
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Alameda County Farm Bureau
Fann Bureau
Farm Morne
Lixtellsign Service
Explosion in San Francisco Injures Three at Market and Ecker
Police blame a short circuit in an underground high tension line for a panicked explosion at Market and Ecker streets. Three men were injured and all traffic on Loch Market Street was rerouted for several hours yesterday.
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San Francisco
Market and
Eckerstreck
Barbosa-In Hayward birth report and other notices
Vital statistics list births and notices across Hayward and surrounding locales. Barbosa-In Hayward announces a daughter for Mr and Mrs Barbosa. Mingubz-In Hayward reports a daughter for Mr and Mrs Dolgue. Additional notices reference Willian Street, San Lorenzo Village, and local families with birth and family event details.
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Lloyd
Arrion Avenue
Calin
Barbosa
Hasward
Mia A. J. Barbosa
Sinalicy Avenue
Mingubz
Hayward
L. R. Dolgue
Willianstreet
Sant Lanndro
William C. Edwes
Sagunda
San’ Lorenzo Village
Th. B. Tugelp Leddy
Justice Court To Try Youth In Murder Case
OROVILLE California youth Jones, 1 year old, who confessed to the murders of Patricia Crandall, 15, and Myrtle Mae Nielsen, 37, will be tried in superior court on first degree murder charges. Butte County District Attorney Jack McPherson said the case would be handled as an adult, with full penalties sought.
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Oroville
Calif
Alburt
Jones
Butte County
Jack McPherson
Inday. Jones
Patricia Crandall
Myrtle Mae Nielson
Juvenue Rn
du Ice
Nyt
McPherson
Cage
Lisl
Hughes Improves in Beverly Hills Sports Injury Fight
Howard Hughes shows steady improvement on the 16th day of his battle to recover from injuries suffered during a crash. Medical staff report progress while researchers monitor his condition and performance restoration efforts continue in Beverly Hills.
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Beverly Hills
Califo Ue
Avigluer
Howard Hughes
Viva Cragh
Hiperimental
Agriculturist Joins Hayward High Staff
Martin Mellon, a 1942 Penn State graduate, will teach gardening in Hayward Union High School’s agrivalue department this fall. He is already on site planning the fall semester after service in the army and with the Air Transport Command. He comes from UC Davis experimental farm work and hydroponics in Florida. Mellon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Melton of Philadelphia and one of six brothers who served abroad during World War II.
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Martin Mellon
Hayward Union High School
Pennsylvania State College
Hayward
University of California
Davis
Army
Florida
Air Transport Command
RAF
Dorval
Rueber Province
Canada
Nathan Melton
Philadelphia
United States
Father Son Partners Move to New Shop
AxelR Peterson and son Raymond L. Peterson form a partnership moving their heating and sheet metal business from 21149 Redwood Road to a new shop at B301 A Street near 4 and Redwood Road. The firm handles heating, sheet metal, stainless steel and panel work, operating in the area since 1934. Raymond, a Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute graduate, served 29 months overseas as crew chief of a mobile unit with the 8th Air Force in Europe. He also graduated from Hayward Union High School.
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Axelr
Peterson
Raymond L. Peterson
Redwood Road
Petersons
Raymond
England
France
Luxemburg
Germany
Hayward Union High School
Atom Power for Aircraft Studied
Washington, A P reports that research is underway on using atomic power to run aircraft. Major General Curtis LeMay, deputy AAP chief for research and development, said a primary contract to develop atomic power for planes has been awarded to Fairchild Engines and Airplane Corp of New York.
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Washington
A.P
Curtis Lemay
AAP
Fairchild Engines& Airplane Corp
New York
Rotary Club Speaker Explains Television Costs
George Greaves of KPO outlined television development and costs at a Rotary meeting. He cited a $1 million broadcast station price, $100,000 monthly operating costs, and a $250 console receiver. He noted 100000 to 150000 watching the Louis-Conn fight on TV, the largest audience yet.
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Rotary Club
George Greaves
KPO
Rot
Greaves
Shriners Parade Opens Postwar Convention
San Francisco reports the Shriners begin their first postwar convention with a Market Street parade. Gov. Favl Warren and Air Forces Gen. MH Arnold join Shrine imperial potentate William H Wandfield Jr of San Francisco to welcome about 25 000 delegates from 189 Shrine temples as the imperial council plans a formal session.
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SAN Brancisco
U.2
Market Street
Favl Warren
Air Forces
MH. H
Arnold
William H. Wandfield, Jr
San Francisco
Imperial Council
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Jayward Electric & Ipliance Center
Theresa Musmanno
McKees Rocks
Marine Corps
Pittsburgh
Armed Forces
International Soundphoto
Tonito
Oakland Stadium
Ava
Justice Court
Hughes
Hale Hardware
Shriners
FES
US Royal
Royal
Uickor
Joner Life
U.S. Royilu
Raven
Royal Coor
Hayward Tire Exchange
Castro Street
United States Rubber
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