San Lorenzo group seeks CPA action on school builds
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors met and urged the Civilian Production Administration to amend a building order to allow immediate construction of an eight room school and an annex. Anderson chaired a committee to pursue CPA actions for fast start, citing available funds, site, and plans. The group also stressed village turnout for the September 16 Oro Loma Sanitary District election, seeking representation with a $70,000 stake, and noted voter apathy as a delay factor. A phone survey results summary was presented to the state.
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Civilian Production Administration
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
CPA
Anderson
Morkan Anderson
Ora Loma
The
Homes Association
Oro Loma
Oro Loma Board
John McNeil
Village 1
Yosemite climber dies after 160 foot fall on cliff face
Multiple bulletins report Charles Robert Kuhn, 18, of Chicago, fell 160 feet while attempting a shortcut on a rocky cliff in Yosemite National Park. Officials confirmed the fatality and described a dangerous rock face incident.
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Yosemite National, Park
Charles Robert Kuhn
Chicago
Markham School Site Board grants extension for sale closure
Markham school sale bidder F Brueg Maiden wins a one month extension to close the sale after paying $1000 toward a $5,000 price. The board approves two possible later extensions with November 1 as final, as Maiden and attorney Matt Wabarttig attend. Deliveries occur January 14 1947 for a 200 by 160 ft segment. July 1 1947 for a 140 by 20 ft segment. rest remains with the district until July 1 148 or until facilities can be abandoned. Resignations and new staff appointments also noted. Preliminary Willow Avenue school drawings by Anderson and Simonds approved.
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F. Brueg Maiden
Markham
Hayward
Maiden
Matt Wabarttig
B Street
Main
Selo
Movs
Martens Wundiey
Brel Harte
Wits
Elizabeth Biggs
Media
San Lorenzo Village
Beryl Mellors
Broadway
Oakland
Tess
Burbank
Willow Avenue
Anderson and Simonds
Four Firemen Die Battling Four Hour Hotel Blaze
Four San Francisco firemen were killed battling a blaze in a seven story hotel that raged over four hours downtown. Damages were about 150000 with two guests evacuated after frantic alarms. Investigators could not determine the fire’s origin, but suggest a dropped cigarette as a possible cause.
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San Francisco
Motal Harbert
Weather outlook with clear afternoons and wind shifts
The forecast notes clear afternoons and partly cloudy conditions today through Wednesday. Fresh west winds ease by night with no significant temperature extremes indicated.
Paris Phone Strike Briefly Isolates Peace Conference Delegates
A sudden walkout by French telephone and communications workers disrupted contact among peace conference delegates for about ten hours. Service was unreliable and did not return to normal until early morning with expectations of full restoration by tonight or tomorrow.
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Paris U.ri
Paris
Compromise Reached On Furlough Pay
Washington senate house conference committee agreed to pay enlisted men for unused furloughs in negotiable bonds rather than cash. The plan, proposed by President Truman, aims to unblock action on $8 billion in terminal leave payments, with bonds usable for GI life insurance premia.
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Washington
UREA
Senate House
Truman
Elbert D.thomas
Utah
Senate Military Affairs
Reed buried at national cemetery in San Francisco
Col. William L. Reed, 71, a veteran army officer, died Saturday at Letterman General Hospital and was buried today in the National Cemetery at the Presidio, San Francisco.
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Reep
Six Men Charged in Negro Death in Mississippi
In Holmes and Sunflower counties six white men face charges tied to the whipping death of a negro named Sean McTatie. The body was found in a Sunflower County bayou after reportedly being thrown from a car. Names include Jeff Dodd, his son Deft Dodd Jr., Vernon Hale, Spencer Willis, Dixie Roberts, and Dan Roberts. some admitted whipping the victim over a saddle theft near West, Mississippi.
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Lexington
Miss
U.P
Holmes County
Pat M. Barrett
Sean McTatie
Sunflower County
Barrett
W. J. Murtagh
West
Mel Tatie
Jeff Dodd
Dodd
Deft Dodd, Jr
Vernon Hale
Spencer Wiis
Moses County
Dixie Roberts
Dans BE. Roberts
Greenwood, Miss
Heirens Refuses To Talk After Interrogation
Chicago police report 17 year old William Heirens was brought to the state's attorney's office to press for a confession to three murders. He was arraigned briefly and then declined to speak further, amid charges involving the slayings of six year old Suzanne Degnan and Frances Brown.
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Chicago
Hayride at Hayward Center Postponed Tonight
Hayride at Hayward n Age Summer Center has been postponed as plans are revamped. Center director Mrs Deanne Coughlin announced details will come at a later date. Teenagers meet at Hayward High School and center headquarters in the girls gym. twenty two sign-ups logged so far with more expected after date change.
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Hayward
Deanne Coughlin
Death sentences urged for 22 Nazi leaders on trial
Chief Russian prosecutor A. Rudenko concluded the four power war crimes trial summation by demanding death penalties for the 22 Nazi leaders. The courtroom heard the indictment as the prosecution pressed for capital punishment under postwar accountability.
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Mernberg
PMT
Cron
Roman A. Rudenko
John Bulick Re-Elected Chairman Of Hayward Acres Fire Commission
John Bulick was re elected chair of the Hayward Acres fire commission at a Sunset school meeting. Chester Hemenway Robert Frier and Lyman Gailey Warren Perking Jack Duke George Chigue Harry Mesentian Ray Friend were named for leadership and staff roles with Perkins Hemenway and Frier as outside commissioners and Frier as secretary treasurer.
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John Bulick
Hayward Acres
Armed Forces
Uis
Harry Mesentian
Ray Friend
Comission Vall
Perkins
Hemenway
Frier
Coms
Police Seek Two Robbers After San Leandro Hold Up
San Leandro police search for two armed robbers who held up Pioneer Village restaurant and night club worker Elbert Williams at 9 a m yesterday. They slugged him, bound him, and escaped with cash from the till before fleeing as outside bay sounds distracted them. Williams could not give a full description.
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San Leandro
Elbert Williams
Pioneer Village
Williams
Thousands of Jews rounded up in Tel Aviv raid
British troops conducted a mass raid on Tel Aviv as thousands of Jews were rounded up. General Sir Alan Cunningham, Palestine high commissioner, said suspects connected to the King David Hotel bombing were believed to be in hiding.
Honor Roll Detachment Organized at Markham School
The Wayward Marine Corps League formed a new Honor Roll detachment last night at Markham School with 35 Marines in attendance. William L. Boys named grand commandant. officers include Gerald Costa, Clarence Englage, Theron Neville, Philip Becker, William Rodrigues, and K Stricker. The charter lists 40 names and remains open until August 12 as plans for initiation in August 17 unfold. An Auxiliary unit was also formed with Madonna Mulchinson as president and Dorothy Stricker appointed secretary.
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Wayward Marine Corps League
Markham
Arthur He Jeye
State Corps’ Adjutant Paymnaster
Carl Bartlett
Jayaward
Teague
Tower Roll
Ils
Keys
William L. Boys
Rand Comandant
Honor Ball
Sind
Gerald ¥. Costa
Clarence Englage
Theron Neville
Philip Becker
William Rodrigues
K. Stricker
Firty
Honor Corps
Offeer
Madonna Mulchinson
Rose Eppler
Fouyee Ferris
Jackie Foster
Fay Faglage
Lenswer
Dorothy Stricker
Promises Full Consideration Of Little Countries Views
United States Secretary of State Byrnes pledged, with British support, that small nations' views would be fully considered at the European peace conference. He headed a parade of 27 delegations and urged approval by two thirds of represented nations for conference recommendations. Malotov supported broad press coverage of the proceedings.
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Pants
W.A
Seerueliry
Dames
Byrnes
United States
Clement A. Allsne
Creat
Britain
V. M. Malotov
Walking Bosses Plan West Coast Maritime Strike
San Francisco reports walkouts planned by walking bosses to begin Thursday as longshoremen follow picket lines. ILWU officials say all maritime unions would honor the strike, potentially halting dock work unless Waterfront Employers Association meets the union demand for exclusive bargaining rights and starts peace talks.
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San Francisco
U.A
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen's
Ution
Thal
ILWU
Cale Dackman
Waterfront Employers Association
Contractor Anderson Testifies of $2500 Bribe to Senator Coffee
Washington columnist Elgin Anders Vacoma, Wash, testifies that contractor Anderson gave Coffee's secretary a $2500 check after Coffee promised to protect interests in Washington in April 1940. Anderson says Olson, secretary Paul A. Olson, delivered the payment after a corridor conversation near the Capitol. He was in Washington as bidder on a $1,000,000 Army hospital contract and says Olson joined him on two War Department trips.
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Washington
U.S
John M. Coffee
Republican National Committee
Senate War Investigating Committee
Elgin Anders Vacoma
Wash
Kim
Anderson
Coffee
Paul A. Olson
House
Capitol
Olson
Three Children Buried Alive in Calif Dump Collapse
In Norwalic California a rubbish pit used as a playground collapsed burying three children Dor othy Lee Shelby and Cary Lew Carton and a cousin Dorothy Anne Carton. One cousin suffered injuries as crews worked to free survivors and recover bodies.
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Norwalic
Calif
Vielitas
Dorothy Lee Shelby
Cary Lew
Doy Anne Carton, LL
Officer Shot In Aighmionn Drug Store Shooting
Taspector Michael J. Nugent, 38, of the Richmond jollen foree was shot and Kired early today by John Kameth Kloninger, 36, owner of a small San Pablo avenue drug pstore.
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Aighmonn
Calif
Michael J. Nugent
Richmond Jollen
Summer Travelers Write Hayward Sightseers Report on Beauties
The Review received Hayward area summer travel contest entries from New England to the Pacific. Postcards and clippings describe Philadelphia Eviction of OPA, Lions International event, and Pacific Northwest scenes from Oak Harbor to Deception Pass. Prizes of 12.60 and 12.80 are offered for best letters and snapshots.
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Hayward
New England
Pacific
Radcaillon
Hayward Area
Lowell
Massachuatta
Oak Harbor
Washington
Bill
Florence Bowman
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Evening
Associated Press
OPA
The
Bowmans
Barbizon Plaza
New York
Rochester
Re G. Eviees
Louweall
Minsz
Lowell Auditorium
Maying Tan
Hegards
John Allan Park
Pacific Northwest
Ial Park
Anacortes
Wash
Deception Pass
Rosario Beach
Red Cross Directors To Be Elected
Maynard Red Cross will elect new directors at a special meeting in the city hall annex Friday at 8 p.m. Chairman Ko Stanton announced. All contributors with membership cards are urged to attend. directors will serve for the 1945 47 year.
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Maynard Red Cross
City Hall
Ko. Stanton
Red Cross
Stanton
Bay Shoreline Development Studied
Georgy Vastal and George Cracknell of the Hayward district and chamber meet Don C. McMillan Alameda city manager on Thursday to discuss plans for bay shoreline development and the bay shortline project.
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Georgy Vastal
Hayward Area
George Cracknell
Chamber of Commerce
Don C. McMillan
Alameda
Bay
Baseball Standings and Scores From Night Games
United Press reports National League and American League action with score summaries. Teams mentioned include Chicago, Boca New York, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, Washington and St. Louis as night games proceed across the leagues.
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United Press National League
Chigago
Boca New York
T Erickson
Chapman
McCullough
Bidnick
Thompson
Ad Lombard
SL. Lould
Brooklyn
Pittshburith
Boston
Ight Clackmats
Philidelpha
New York
Detroit
Twoight
Bouton
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Waaiington
St Gals
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Lieut
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Charley Lynch
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E. J. Russell
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Russell
Johny
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France
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U. S
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Will Clayton
State Department
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