Parking problem spurs downtown zoning debate and plans
The flying charting commission last night questioned parking provisions of the proposed gaming ordinance and pressed for increased downtown space. Property owners urged optional sharing of parking, while commissioners urged early planning for 20 to 80 years ahead. A recommended downtown parking district, funded by all downtown property owners, was proposed to address the shortage as growth raises car usage. A new Army Signal Corps camera claims a novice can produce a double exposure, highlighting new tech amid the discussion.
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Fly Charting Commission
Thea
Taye
Bocumec
Jag
Ers
San Lorenzo Village
East 4Th Street
Castro Valley
Fred Cox
Merchants Association
AUTOR
Ure
Freckled account of a fishy-eyed bookkeeper abroad
A humorous yarn from Frederick C. Othman recounts his European trip's airy expenses and dubious receipts. He riffs on champagne, pricey meals, odd purchases, and the challenge of reporting travel costs, wondering what is legitimate for the accounting office and what should be disclosed.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
U.P
Europe
By The Way Completes Course in Cafeteria Management
Mrs May Meyers Hayward Union High School cafeteria manager completes a course in cafeteria management at Oregon State College Corvallis this week. She will join daughter Ruth Meyers at Camp Menaluta Sacramento Gil Scout Camp next week and both are expected home within two weeks. Evelyn Garner Home Economics instructor Bret Harte School begins summer course at Iowa State College Ames. Major Frank Lewis and Mrs Lewis from Springfield Ohio, former Hayward residents, are visiting old friends here and will return soon for a longer visit. Mrs Allen Halliday and daughters Patricia and Allopa, returning from a four week vacation in the state of Washington, and George Vestal, county election district supervisor, back from Rio Nido on the Russian River.
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May Meyers
Hayward Union High School
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Ove
Ruth Meyers
Menaluta
Sacramento Gil
Balit
Evelyn Gar‘gla
Bret Harte School
Iowa State College
Ames
Mornday, Nf
Frank Lewis
Lewis
Springfield
Ohio
Hayward
Edger Wests
Dixie Smith
Karl 2
Michael
Fresno
Allen Halliday
Mair Street
Patricia
Allopa
Washington
Final Peace Treaty May Be Signed
Tokyo reports that Allied occupation of Japan has progressed enough for a final peace treaty to be signed possibly within 20 months after the Potsdam anniversary. Reparations disputes with Russia and the status of Manchuria and Korea machinery remain a hurdle. If reparations can be fixed, rapid settlement of postwar occupation issues could follow after the treaty.
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Miles W. Waggan
Tokyo
U.ai
Japan
Russia
Truman
Edwin W. Pouley
Manchuria
Korea
Bulganin Steps Forward In Red Army Shake-Up
Bulganin directed attention to Army General Nikolai A wigsnin as the Red Army undergoes a leadership reorganization. He is rising rapidly, moving from defense organizer of Moscow in 1941 to vice-commissar of defense and army general, with influence in propaganda and morale. He also gains status in the Communist party as an alternate politburo member and seats on the organization bureau, shaping wartime party expansion while Bulgaria tightens discipline in its forces.
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Red Army
Nikolai Awigsnin
Iera
Russka
Kremlin
Ulganin
Reds Army
Georgi
K. Zhutkov
Bulganin
Moscow
Communist Party
Thorogh
Prin
Bulgaria
Rel Army Officers Hn
Communist
Russia
Nso Gd Rhembey
Orghuro
Thief Party
Polit- Buro
Orgburo
Return of Usual Loaves Anticipated
An Agriculture Department official said a return to normal sized loaves and colored bread may come if record wheat crops materialize. The official, unnamed, said progress depends on crops meeting expectations and could lead to more grain for hunger areas and revision of flour use limits for mills and brewers. A mid July crop survey forecast corn at 3,487,976,000 bushels and wheat at 1,232,074,080 bushels.
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Washington
WPI
Agrculture Department
Footlocker Case Victim Identified in Kyoto
U R reports the victim in the footlocker case is T/4 Grant M. McClain, 20, son of Mrs Edith M. McClain of Santa Paula California, disclosed today in Kyoto Japan.
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Kyoto
Japan
U.R
Numler
Grant M. McClain
Edith M. McClain
Santa Paula
Calit
No Hunting or Trespassing Signs at the Review
A local notice posted at the Review area warns that hunting and trespassing are strictly forbidden on adjacent lands. Property owners urge compliance to protect wildlife, safety, and private rights after recent activity near the park boundary.
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Ron
U S. Army Signal Corps
Albers
Main St
Sete St
Gorrie & Yeoman ' ‘Albers
Maris
Place Pigalle
U.S Army
Paris
Rome
Army
Air Corps
Alps
Coliseum
Belgium
General Motors Corp
Brussels
Hart
Stratford-on-Avon
England
Anthony
By the
Way
George Vestal
Iverention
Rio Nido
Russian River
Batt G. & L
Hay
Hayward Region
Bank of Haywards
Bank of Haywaards
Commercial—Savings—Safe Deposit Mambar of
Federsl Deposit Insurance Corporation
William E. Clarke
Chrysler
A-St., Cor, Ist
Barts
McCarenick
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