City approves thirteen airport recommendations for Hayward
Hayward's city council, in special session, approved thirteen airport recommendations from the Board of Directors. Provisions cover manager salary and concessions, staffing, equipment purchases, rate schedules, office amenities, master planning, and signage. Also named E Guy Warren to the airport board and authorized fire protection agreement with the Army district engineers.
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Hayward
Civil Service Commission
Civil Aeronautics Authority
CAA
Castro
E. Guy Warren
Howard Settle
Ito
U.S. Army District Engineers
Canton“Ment
Purely Personal by John Sandoval paints a city in lines
The columnist visits Mission Street and the Marina, noting long queues for blood “Professional Blood Downs” at Cutter Laboratory, a dairy line from Marin County, a three month picket line in front of United Engineering, and bread lines shown in a newsreel. He observes hardship, fatigue, and a world of lines.
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Mission Street
Third Street
Cutter Laboratory
Sain
Pitt
Serwins
Marina District
Marin County
Bay Bridge
First Street
United Engineering Company
Hayward
He Bay Terminal
Ourqueve
Milton's
Charlie Ramos
Gresce
Jugoslavia
Europe
Hayward Man Named Public Relations Counsel for Alameda
N W Armstrong son of Mrs Laray Armstrong of 1204 A Street Hayward has been named public relations counsel for Alameda County Supervisors announced by George A Janssen. A World War II veteran he served in Europe and later worked in Washington Fort Ord and Hayward American Legion posts. He began military service in 1908 and held long reserve duties while prior to 1940 he was Alameda County executive secretary of the development commission.
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N. W. Armstrong
Laray Armstrong
Alameda
George A. Janssen
Hayward Union High School
Armstrong
Adjutant General
Washington
Fort Ord
Hayward
American Legion
Co. H
Fifth California Infantry
Army Reserve
National Guard
Army
County of
Truman Intervenes To Avert Railroad Strike Monday
Government labor officials seek settlement of strikes in automotive railroad and mining sectors as President Truman moves to appoint an emergency board to avert a railroad stoppage set for 6 am Monday. The National Labor Relations Board allows foremen to unionize. talks on GM strike and anti strike legislation continue.
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Truman
United Press
U.S
Lew Can Uee
White House
Charles G. Ross
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
General Motors
Detroit
Lewis B. SchwellenBach
Dewey
Washington
First Flight to Leave A.F. for Australia City
A 44 passenger Douglas DC 4 luxury airliner will depart San Francisco tomorrow on the first commercial passenger flight from the Pacific coast to Melbourne Australia. Capt Harry Baker of Australian National Airways will attempt to break the San Francisco Melbourne speed record of 38 hours 50 minutes via Honolulu Canton Island and Fiji. Baker will earn a scroll from Major Roger Lapham thanking Australia for support in the UN headquarter bid.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Melbourne
Australia
Harry Baker
Australian National Airways
Honolulu
Canston Island
Fiji
Baker
Roger Lapham
United Nations Organization
Area Leaders Speak at Cub Dinner
Jimmie Land chair of Oakland Area council Boy Scouts and Jerry La Grace Hayward Cub Pack 2 led the first annual den chief recognition dinner at Markham school. Land spoke on den chiefs and their role. La Grace sang and played guitar as about 75 attendees from Livermore Irvington Niles Ashland and Hayward enjoyed a spaghetti dinner prepared by La Grace. Belton Fleisher chaired the event with committee members and den chiefs introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Land
Oakland
Livermore
Irvington
Niles
Ashland
Hayward
Belton Fleisher
Chateman
Tha Evant
Navy budget request sent to Congress for 1947
President Truman today transmitted a Navy budget proposal to Congress totaling 3,725,000,000 dollars for the 1947 fiscal year. The submission follows defense planning amid postwar adjustments and outlines funding levels for ships, personnel, and operations.
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NAVY
Washington
U.P
Truman
Congress
Hayward Union High Wins Federal Grant Increase
Congressman Miller announced a Federal Works Agency grant of 19 177 for Hayward Union High School to support maintenance and operations. This adds to a prior 34 000 approved for the district, enabling additional improvements beyond the smaller budget. Over the past three years the district has received more than 200 000 in government aid for schools.
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Hayward Union High School
Federal Works Agency
George P. Miller
Hayward Review
C. B. Paulsen
Seid
Hailey Sentenced For Shotgun Attack On Japanese Homes
Oakland Superior Judge Edward Tyrrell sentenced Robert F. Hailey, 38, a tractor driver, to one year in Alameda County Jail for firing a shotgun at the homes of two Japanese families near Centerville on September 26. Hailey’s attorney argued his client’s brothers suffered during the war, with one tortured to death in Luzon and another wounded in the Pacific. Two shots were fired to frighten the residents, who had returned to truck farms from relocation centers. Unkempt murder charges were dismissed.
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Oakland
Edward Tyrrell
Robert F. Hailey
Alameda County
Centerville
Frank W. Creely
Hailey
Luzon
Creely
Mailey
Rail union dispute risks California canneries and crops
A reported Teamsters blockade across California rail and highway routes threatens spinach and asparagus processing. Picket lines at many canneries deter freight. Brotherhoods deny official support for the claim, while officials promise continued service. Farmers may bear the load if trucks cannot cross lines as asparagus and spinach near peak ripening ahead of March 15 canning.
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APL
Teamsters
California
Sat Haily
Brotherhoods
Iia
Edward R. Alverson
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ay Bay
Teamsters’ Union
Hal Angus
AFL State Council of Cannery Unions
Ou Trym Canneries
Einar Mohn
International Rep
Three Brothers to Join Legion Post and Other New Members
Albert, Joe and Karl Otto along with eight candidates joined Hayward Post No 68 of the American Legion after a meeting last night. New members include Dr. Don Manley, William Kerr, G. Donald Westover, Raymond Strock and H. G. Stevens. Allen Strutz succeeds Del Brennan as post finance officer. Plans discussed for a post bingh party to be promoted by World War II veterans. Leonard Lustig and B. J. Jester named co chairmen. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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Albert
Joe
Karl Otto
Hayward
Don Manley
William Kerr
G. Donald Westover
Raymond Strock
H. G. Stevens
del Brennan
Allen Strutz
Brennan
Leonard Lustig
B. J. Jester
Weather Today Pair Forecast
Pair today and tonight with a small temperature change. Saturday outlook shows minimal shift in high and low readings. Local temperatures remain close to current values, with no strong warming or cooling expected.
Crawford Wins Oscar From Bed For 1945 Roles
Hollywood reports Joan Crawford and Ray Milland as the year’s Oscar winners for 1945 performances. Crawford, ill at home, accepted best actress for Mildred Pierce while Milland received best actor for The Lost Weekend. The ceremony honored The Lost Weekend with multiple wins including best picture, directing, and screenplay.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Grauman
Miss Crawford
Ray Milland
Milland
Charles Boyer
Movieland
Mike Curtiz
Oscar
van Johngan
Billy Wilder
Charles Brackett
Varied Nature Display At Bret Harte School Exhibit
A nature lore exhibit at Bret Harte school showcases gila monster remains, butterflies, fossils, shells and other specimens gathered by students from over 20 area schools. The display, arranged by Wes Gurdon with 62 tallies, runs today through tonight and again Saturday with volunteers guiding visitors.
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Leonam
Ward
South America
Nevada
Mexico
Bret Hire School
Bret Harte School
Hayward Area
Fark Renovation and Parkway District
Wes Gurdon
Recreation Department
Gordon
Bill
Bob Seaver
Roy
Lester Kent
Joy Broadwell
Jerry Linnell
James Ward
Eddie August
Bennie Fraticelli
Philip Gordon
Palomares
Pakrview
Independent
Sunset
Castro Valley
Valle Vista
Stony Brook
San Lorenzo Village
Hayward Highlands
Eden
Burbanlk
Tennyson
Russell City
Bret Harte
San Lorenzo
Ashland
John Muir
Markham
Korea Conference Falls Short of American Aims
In Seoul Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge said the joint American Soviet occupation official talks ended February 4 with no consensus. He cited differing goals with the US pressing broad economic and administrative relief across the 38th parallel and the Soviet side urging limits to urgent problem discussions.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
John BR. Hodge
United States
Hodge
Marines Start Recruiting Program Here
A Marine recruiting tour led by Captain Walter Gall of New Jersey visited Mayville yesterday. The team aims to contact high school graduates and others aged 17 to 25 for enlistment, offering GI Bill education benefits and a goal of 100,000 recruits to boost Marine strength. Sergeant Lawrence Beall in Miapi assisted, with an office in the lobby of the town hall for the next ten days to interview prospects.
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Marine Clips
Ber
Ceks
Lawrence Beall
al Miapi
Walter Gall
New Jersey
Mane
Marine Corps
Sy. Seeth
Camp Cloucester
New Britain
Eile Hall
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
The Poultry Producers of Central California report today's egg quotations with Large at 42 cents, Medium at 39 cents, and Small at 35 cents.
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Central
California
Calendar Of Events From Local Union Groups
Tod, Carpenters and Joinota Union calendar lists meetings and activities across multiple groups. Notes include dances, instructional sessions, community gatherings, and public hall events with dates and locations such as Dunlah Sisterhegd and Patria hall.
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TOD
Carpenters and Joinota Union
Pity Donianl
Enatorn Star
Hayward Avra Improveiont Clu
Acd
Tennyson Tinprovement Club
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Ero Opnens
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Titernational Association of Machinists Executive Council
Lodge 68
Executive Council
Dustress
Marty Hook
Ed Dillon
Harvey W. Brown
La.m. International
Lodge 68 4S
Brown
Hu Bay Cities
Metal Treaties Council
LAL M
Tate
Thy Metal Trades Countcil
Coast Lipbuilding Stabilization
Machinity Union Local 1304
Cla
Oakland-Altimeda Grat
Lala
AL T. Wynn
Mela ‘Prades Council
al Fdge BR Werd
Qalskind
CIO
LT. A.M
Loo AL ML
Garlge
Brawn
John Sandoval
A.F
Australia City
FWA
R. F. Hailey
AFL
Legion Post
Ray Mill
Mildred Pierce
Bob Hopa
James Dunn
Brooklyn
Ann Revere
National Velvet
Bergman
William E. Branch
Christine
Christopher
Marines
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