Purely Personal The Homeworker's Day Incomplete Report
A domestic diary recounts a Saturday of interruptions and tasks. The narrator resolves to finish income tax forms and reports yet spends the day pruning, roof fixes, a Barnacle Club visit, child care, and playful distractions, ending with an unfinished report and a question.
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Advanice
Bradder
Marlon
Jon
Jonathan
Morning Chronicle
Merl Caen
Trew Pearson
Robert O'Brien
Marian
Bropula National Geographic
Barnacle Club
Mab
Charlie Long
Pinky Leonard
Cloer
Doar
Etephen
Vincent Benet
Jacob
Braddey Guy
Davenport
Egg Prices In Central California Market Report
Today’s poultry market bulletin lists egg prices from Central California. Large eggs at 42, medium at 39, and small at 95 per four dozen units.
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Central California
Pauley Attacks Oilman Hold on Navy Post
Edwin W. Pauley denounces the claim that an oilman cannot head the Navy Undersecretary post. He questions the objection raised by Harald J. Ickes during Senate Naval Affairs hearings and asserts the oil industry aided wartime needs while urging a clear explanation. He notes legal duties require Navy contracts consult the Naval committees to avoid personal gain.
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Peers Arate Tion
Secretary of Interior
Harald J. Ickes
Eiligen
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Pauley
Navy
J Ed Pauley
Army
Ickes
Ed Pauley
Navy Department
Senate
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Rai
Club Plans Improvement For Valley
Gastyn Valley Improvement and Social club discussed needs for more lights and hydrants, highway patrol, road repairs, and sewer work on Lake Chabot road. New committees were formed by President Emer Huish and members were appointed to evaluate lights hydrants sewers and roads while health program support and community council reports were noted.
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Thet Valley
Lake Chabot
Gastyn Valley
G. F. Pefferle
James Wilson
Dave Kidd
Solarton
Frank Morley
John Reed
A. B. Morris
Coimmitto
H.W. Ohlin
Red Cross
Jerome Crawford
C. Z. Burrell
James
Poultry Price Support Plan Announced by Secretary Anderson
Secretary Clinton Anderson announced a nationwide poultry price support program to stabilize dressed chicken prices at 90 percent of parity. Effective March, the plan aims to reduce producer losses as broilers move to consumers amid surpluses and a feed shortage. The department will buy dressed chickens from cooperatives, dealers, and processors at averages not more than 10 percent below parity, with current farm price around 18.4 cents per pound.
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Washington
U.ri
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
Church Group Plans Benefit Dinner Dance
The Latter Day Saint church in Hayward hosts a dinner dance tonight at the Masonic Hall to raise funds for a $70,000 chapel on the corner of Main and 2nd streets. The event features turkey dinner and dancing to Led Pearce's orchestra with public invited.
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Hayward
Sainte Church
Masonic Hell
Pearce
Ats
Vanderks
Reinking
Mustéy
Cherryland Firemen Elect New Officers
The Cherryland Firemen's Association elected officers at the regular Tuesday meeting. All incumbents were re elected: Ed Postar as chairman, John Long as vice chairman, Cline Stoops as secretary treasurer, and Carol Johansen as sergeant at arms.
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Cherryland Firemen's Association
Ed Postar
John Long
Cline Stoops
Sevreatary
Carol Johansen
Trainmen Back CIO FTA 3-Point Cannery Plan
Widespread railway support for an AFL Teamsters boycott looms as trainmen halt loaded cars to Sunnyvale cannery. CIO unions propose a three point program with the API to ensure production, end jurisdictional boycotts, and press for immediate wage increases while negotiations proceed.
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Cio-Fta
San Francisco
U.R
Rillway Brotherhoods
AFL Teamsters
California
Vrews
Sunnyvale
Cal
California Processors and Growers, Inc
Schueler Company
Eric Cullenward
CPO
Southern Pacific Railroad
Schuck Cannery
CIO Food, Tabasco and Agricultural Workers Union
API
California State Council of iCannery
Mal P. Angus
APL
California State Council of Cannery Unions
Teamsters Union
Donald Henderson
Fta-Cio
AIG
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Koth Wnians
NLRB
Solons Pass Diluted Housing Bill in House Vote
The House approved a pared down housing bill by 857 to 24 with Administration aims to build 2.7 million homes next year. Rep Jessie Sumner’s shelve move failed 304 to 70 as Truman and Wyatt sought credits and subsidies, but House Republicans and Southern Democrats blocked several features.
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Washington
House
Jessie Sumner
Banking Committee
Truman
Wilson W. Wyatt
Wyatt
Senate
Education program discusses discipline in child psychology class
The Markham school PTA adult education program hosts a second meeting next Tuesday night. Ford J. Reisel, Markham School principal, leads the class which opened with 38 students at its initial session Tuesday night.
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Markham School Pta
Ford J. Reisel
Markham School
Lions Hear Salvation Army Talk at Club Meeting
Lieutenant Colonel Agnés Mc Kernan formerly of the Salvation Army in New York City spoke on education and understanding as keys to reforming offenders. She cited parole outcomes and wartime travels, noting delegates named by Secretary Hull in 1935. New members Br. Robert N. Rheiner and William R. Gubbins joined. visitors included Salvation Army leaders from Oakland.
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Agnés McKernan
Women's Prison Bureau
Salvation Army
New York City
Lions Club
McKernan
British Tyles
Tn Peanes
A. W. Brewer
Oakland
George Caruthers
J. Morris
Elmhurst Lions Club
Duane Johnson
Charles Emerson
George Cash
Stu Berry
Fred Rock
Jick Bernhardt
Roger Anderson
Mob Battles With Police At Andria
Rioting in southeast Italy near Andria leads to clashes between an unemployed crowd and Italian police and army units. The second flare up in two days follows a prior deadly incident with Carabinieri casualties and multiple injuries and missing persons reported amid a demonstration.
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ROMA
Illian
Andola
Italy
Bari
Andria
Elahl Carabinieri
Mutinous Seamen Threaten U S Officers on Ship
In Vancouver Washington the Liberty ship James B Duke from Yokohama faced a mutiny as armed seamen trapped Captain Carl Heydah in his cabin until police intervened. Earlier a riot followed the drowning of Lugille Paul Jordain, 24, from New Orleans, likely after a head injury in a fall overboard.
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U.S
Vancouver
Wash
James B. Duke
Yokohama
Pacific-Allende Steamship Company
Carl Heydah
Lugille
Paul Jordain
New Orleans
R. E. Dufresne
Hollywood Prepares for Postwar Academy Awards Show
Hollywood eager for the postwar Oscars with Sid Grayman hosting and Bob Hope and James Stewart as co hosts. A 46 piece orchestra performs songs from nominees while a special film previews all contenders. Nominations included Anchors Aweigh Bells of St Marys The Lost Weekend Mildred Pierce and Spellbound with Ingrid Bergman and Bing Crosby favored for acting.
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Hollywood
U.P
Sid Grayman
Hollywood Boulevard
Iit
Fannyman
Bob Hops
Jimmy Stewart
Academy of Moton Prowche Arts and Sciences
Brig Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Dinah Shore
Kathryn Grayson
Dick Haymes
Johnny Green
Anchors Aweigh
Bells of St. Marys
Mildred Pierce
Ingrid Bergman
Bing Crosby
Veterans group warns disloyalty over Patman housing bill
The San Lorenzo chapter of the American Veterans Committee warns Reps John Anderson and John Phillipy they are disloyal for opposing the Patman housing bill. The notice cites a telegram from Charles G. Bolte and Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. and says veterans will act at the next election.
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San Lorenzo
The
American Veterans Committee
W. W. Besson
John 2.Anderson
John Phillipy
Patman
Boston
Charles G. Bolte
Khaiyuan
American Veterans Committe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Case of Viren E. Lemon Continued for Plea
Viren E Lemon, 26, of 16914 Via Paro San Lorenzo Village, appeared in court and the case was continued until March 13 for a plea. He is charged with hit and run driving after an accident Saturday that injured a pedestrian.
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Viren E. Lemon
Paro
San Lorenzo
Lemon
Spy ring uncovered tied to Oak Ridge plants probes reveal
House committee chair John 5 Wood says a foreign spy ring operated between New York and Oak Ridge Tennessee near atomic bomb facilities. He hints Russia likely involved, noting Americans may also be implicated while stressing unauthorized military information was sought. Oak Ridge labs work on plutonium. main plutonium site is Hanford Washington.
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Washington
U.P
John 5. Wood
Unonicrican Activities Committee
New York
Oak Ridge
Tonn
Wood
Russia
Canada
Ue ‘Apy
Ean
iTlanford
Wash
Telephone Strike Is Cancelled
San Francisco reports the nationwide strike by about 250000 telephone workers was canceled and operations on the Pacific coast were proceeding normally. George Lawson said locals were told not to report for work unless instructed. The strike would have affected 40000 Pacific coast workers.
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San Francisco
U.R
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Pacific Coast
George Lawson
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Pacific Coastorters
California
Nevada
Opium Ring Leaders Held in Los Angeles Arrests
Four men named as leaders of a major opium ring were arrested in Los Angeles amid a federal indictment covering 30 others nationwide. The investigation spanned Mexico, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Norfolk, and Richmond with over 1 million dollars in narcotics transactions. Bernard Stein and Fred Stein received three and seven year sentences respectively.
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Los Angeles
Secrel
United States
Mexico
San Diego
San Francisco
New York City
Norfalk
Richmond
Abe Eleniivitch
Lias Abe Allen
Sam Eleniviteh
Samlen
Santa Monica
John Fisher
Z. Suganian
Durinst
Los Angeles County
Jarawaitin
McNeil Island
Federal Penitentiary
Bernard Stein
Fred Stein
District Attorney Predicts Crime Wave in Kiwanis Talk
Hayward Kiwanis heard Ralph Hoyt warn of a rising crime wave after World War II, estimating US crime costs could reach 20 billion dollars annually, about 5000 dollars per family. He urged action by individuals to show crime does not pay, with deputy DA Frank Crews chaired.
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Kiwanis
Ralph Hoyt
Kiwanis Club of
Hayward
Castra Villa
United States
Hoyt
Courta
Frank Crews
George E. Dutt
Igaac Walton
Dutt
Alameda Photo Group Banquet Date Set
The Alameda Photo Society will hold its sixth annual banquet on March 12 at the Congregational church Alameda Central and Chestnut. Ansel Adams will speak and judge the winning print of the year with prizes for Class A B and Kodachrome. President Vic Flashman handles reservations and installation of officers follows the event.
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Alameda Photo Society
Tom
Congre- Rational
Central and
Chestnut
Alameda
Vic Flashman
Ansel Adams
Adams
Menry Cushman
Alameda School Department
Thrown from horse injures auctioneer Robert Kelley
Robert Kelley, 24, of 404 A street, was thrown from his horse yesterday at 5 80 p.m. injuring his right arm. He is employed as an auctioneer.
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Robert Kelley
Kelley
Local Calendar Listing With Religious and Civic Groups
An OCR filled calendar lists events across churches and civic groups including American Legion Post 68 Aus Histy and various societies. Meetings at Veterans Memorial building Trinity church Masonic hall and other venues include board sessions, teachers groups, improvement clubs, and social gatherings with invited attendees.
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American Legion Post
Veterans Memorial
Baptist Church Missionary Society
Board of Governors
Airport
Companion of Forauters
Trinity Church
Protestant Board
Methodist Church
IOOF
San Lorenzo Lione Club
Danny's Schooner Club
Pam
Ashland Presbyterian Church
Masonic Hall
Tete
Day Sainte Church
Tomonnow Carpenters
Dolnars
Union
Onal
Bear Am
Brat
Harte School
Hayward Wah
Board of
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Cherryland Firemen
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