20 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
1
City council hears Hayward businessmen on growth needs and traffic solutions. Reports note Alameda installing meters and proposals to fund parking improvements including lot tolls. A rattlesnake incident and cemetery fire draw local attention as officials discuss future development and upkeep.
In Alameda County a progress report on the Pullin Health plan was given by Mrs. Flora Haines at the community council meeting. She described budget increases expected from the Board of Supervisors and upcoming changes led by Dr. G C White gallon. Seventy endorsements have been gathered, and a permanent committee will form in September to work with the health department.
United Press summaries list West Division games with Washington at Cleveland and Boston at St Louis, plus National League matchups featuring Chicago and Philadelphia. Silent scores and player mentions hint at box score details and midweek results across the league.
Filipino Community of Northeastern Alameda and Contra Costa Counties plans a July 4 Independence Day celebration with a hog barbecue and an evening program at the Portuguese hall in Alvarado. Speakers include Mrs. P. Dimpson Frank M. Bolima and Mayor John Haar with music and various performances led by Alex Bielo and Miss Paula Regalado.
Goldie Jackson of 1249 Exelsior Avenue Oakland filed a complaint of reckless driving yesterday against Fran Oliver of 186007 Maymon Avenue Oakland after a Saturday night accident that left two people with minor injuries.
In Victoria, 380000 woodsmen resumed work as a five week wage hour strike ended. International Woodworkers of America officials and district leaders met with federal mediator Chief Justice Gordon Sloan to sign the 1946 agreement granting a general wage hike and a 44 hour week with a revocable checkoff. Most locals approved, with remaining votes due today.
High fog this morning and evening but otherwise sunny. Friday looks clear except near the ocean with mild temperatures and light winds. Maximums and minimums not specified in the readable text.
Hayward Review announces a classified business directory for the Hayward area. The project aims to provide a ready reference of businesses officials and institutions with up to date city and county data. Pages will precede the guide with statistical information then list entries alphabetically by classification and name. A small fee applies for business card listings.
The United States and Russia split over when to scrap atomic bombs amid global sanctions. Washington pledges destruction only after foolproof safeguards and penalties are in place, while Moscow pushed a proposal without United Nations Atomic Energy Commission backing.
John A. Miller Contra Costa sheriff spoke at Castro Viki last night, urging friendship with Mexico and noting the value of good U S relations with neighbors to the south. He presented pictures of Mexico highlighting scenery and life, stressing responsible conduct when visiting Mexico. Laster Foley named program chairman for next Wednesday’s meeting.
Bowles renewed his opposition to pending OPA extension legislation and was accused by Senator Taft of blocking bipartisan compromise. Bowles warned he would urge a Truman veto if the bill reaches the White House this spring and argued price controls should end only with a workable peace between labor and management next year.
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 7,091,044,700 for the War Department in fiscal 1947, including 376,000,000 for atomic energy research. The plan shows an average Army strength of 1,279,000, with 596,000 domestic, 83,000 overseas, and 400,000 to the air forces. It also funds national guard and reserves and earmarks 350,000,000 for relief in occupied areas, plus 28,500,000 for other Army programs.
Two youths from San Leandro, Herman Mathade and Joseph Ribeira, were fined 100 each for stealing a hub cap valued at 84 dollars. They appeared in Judge Jacob Harder's court on Wednesday after sheriff's officers arrested them Friday near the skating rink on Castro Street.
HOLLYWOOD United Press. Judge William S Haird names Frost tax consultant and G H Prost as co guardians of actor William S Hart Sr estate with 525000 surety or 50000 personal bond. Hart, 75, hospitalized. Hart Jr opposed decision, while Frost defends guardianship saying it serves the estate amid family tension and past care concerns.
John Reber told the Eden Washington Farm Bureau that two large bay dams could irrigate twelve counties and provide five roadway lanes for limited traffic. He proposed a north to south basin channel to move surplus water and form an inner harbor with locks, dock facilities, beaches, and fishing streams. Estimated cost around 200 million dollars, with multiple diversified benefits including transport, irrigation, and harbor access.
U Ph Mansukhta Alnaan, chief Indian employers' delegate, walks out of the Bath III conference in Seattle after an earlier threat and tense exchanges. Attendees report the fallout as participants moved to resume talks with limited progress.
A jumble of group names and venues outlines a calendar of events across Hayward, Castro Valley, and surrounding areas including Lodges, clubs, and societies. Entries mention American Legion posts, missionary and women’s groups, Lions clubs, and church activities scheduled for various evenings, with locations like the Castro Valley Memorial Hall, Hayward Airport, and local churches.
The article notes Look Forward To Look Forward To facing Festivel and Irvington in June in Alamade County. It references pair dynamics, improvements, and an October timeline, highlighting a week of planned events and local anticipation.
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