Personal column recounts a California river trip with J Hooper
John Sandoval describes a Green Shutter to Lodi River Route journey with J Hooper. They tour Thornton, Walnut Grove, and Locke area observing farms, vineyards, orchards, and migrant labor housing. Vivid scenes include almond blossoms, tokay vines, canal ferries, and rural life near Sacramento Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hooper
Green Shutter
Lodi
John‘d
California
San Francisco Bay
Thornton
Walnut Circle
Sacramento Delta
Phere
Misso
Oklahoma
Earth
Christendom
Locke
Walnut Grove
Adlonde Daughter-Of-Oge
Alde
Oro Loma Board Fails To Act On Ouster motion
The Oro Loma Sanitary District board met last night and did not act on ousting the engineer or attorney. A motion to discharge bookkeeper Wm A Manske failed, and a resolution to annex East Portal and East Oaklena Terrace tract was rejected by a vote. Manske said he would not answer Macabee’s charges, and Macabee’s status remains unsettled amid board tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORO Loma Board
BE. A. Manske
Otter
Inn
Wm. A. Manske
Macaber
Macabee
Mauske
Macabeen
Wilson
Seardh
Local Port Planes Aid in Flyer Search
Rainy Port Command ordered a seaway search for a missing Hamilton Field flyer. Hayward airport aircraft, 13 planes, scoured about 2 000 square miles north to Reno for Corporal Bernard Warner who vanished after departing Napa County airport with a male passenger on February 22. Weather limited the effort. only a small section remained unchecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainy Transport Command
Hamilton Field
Hayward
C. E. Gibson
ATC
Reno
Cpl
Bernard Warner
Walnut Street
Los Angeles
Napa County
Nevada
Warner
Br, Burton
Hayaward
Gibson
Morgan W. Mughes
Donald K. Hopkins
George KE. Diseau
Wayne D. Tadhunter
O.W. Wintle
J. Byrd
Pat ‘Trdnscott
Howard Day
Phillip MccManamy
Melvin Harrington
Floyd Sunchez
Carl Hansen
Weather Today Shows Showers Then Clearing and Cooler
Intermittent showers give way to sun with clearing skies tonight as cooler air settles in. High near 55 and low around 55, with variable wind and a brisk feel.
GM Strike Ends as UAW Reaches Agreement
United Auto Workers and General Motors announced a settlement ending the 113 day strike that shut plants across the U S and Canada. The accord restores wages, benefits, and production schedules, with union leaders claiming improved job security and long term bargaining terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.M
U.P
General Models Corporation
Sine , Cio
United Auto -Workers
Board Disputes Engineer Fees as City Seeks Drainage Aid
A city board discussed discharge motions and objections over 11,226 incidental engineering charges tied to sewer and drainage work for the last Portal area. Attendance and absences affected votes while bids and legal actions were approved, including a two percent attorney fee for annexation, and requests to the county for drainage aid and extra funds as North Ashland funds run dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Wilson
Hast Portal
East Oakland Terrace
110Th Avenue Improvement Club
Macaheu
Groom
Senble
Macabee
North Ashland
Tha
Truman Withdraws Nomination and US Seeks Explanation
A US State Department note requests explanation from the Soviet Union over troop movements in Iran, with reports of three Red Army tank and cavalry columns reinforcing troops. Officials fear possible Russian buildup toward Iraq and Turkey as part of a broader political pressure. The United Nations Security Council likely to be asked to investigate the latest development affecting US USSR tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Usar
State Department
Red Army
Iran
Russia
Iraq
Turkey
Tran
Red Cross Campaign Lagging in Hayward Drive
Hayward’s Red Cross fund campaign reports only 1800 of a 27262 quota as of mid campaign. Main Ufaley, campaign chairman, warns the effort is lagging but expresses confidence the community will meet its share for servicemen, veterans, and local Red Cross needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Fund
Hayward
Ufaley
Haley
Red Cross
Business Men Urge More Street Lights in Castro Valley
The Castro Valley Business Men's Association appointed a committee led by Peter Selmecaki and John Stanton to study and push for installing additional street lights. The group voted a $10 Red Cross donation and announced new officers to be elected at the April meeting, with James Grandon as president, Al Gonsalves as vice president, William T. Davis as secretary, and Peter Selmeezki as measurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Evacuation of Mukden Completed Amid Relocation Push
The Red Army completed the evacuation of Mukden today as authorities ordered a full mobilization across Manchuria. The operation, reported by dispatches, underscores a broader wartime relocation effort affecting the region's population and strategic assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
U.21
Red Army
Mukden
Walist
Manchurian
Chamber Directors Agree To Purchase Site For Building
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce boards vote to buy the Delano Street property for a new building. They authorize financing plans, an indebtedness up to 100000, and continued progress on the project. Delano offered 1000 toward the building fund, and Palming will donate his broker’s commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Aoard
Haywarn
Chamber of ‘Commerce
C Street
la Preps
Barn of Directors
Delano
Chambers
Joe Delano
Leo Palming
Palming
George Cracknell
Altorney
ULS
San Lorenzoo Creek
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Roger Anderson
Fred Cox
Transportation Committee
Lewalling-Meolkland
Sat Village
Doi Xjans
Paga
Meyer Dies at Prospiter in Hayward Hospital
Ferdinand Meyer G2 1 OQ street County Corporation May ward yard 2 died at 5:35 a m today after a stroke Saturday. A community resident for years he was father of acting police chief Richard T. Meyer and Beryl Meyer and husband of Augusta Meyer. He was brother of Smile Hermine Meyer Riverside Mrs Christine Jangsen Gul wind and Mrs Emma Hancock Arlington. Funeral services pending at Sorensen Brothers chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Meyer
County Corporation
Mayward Yard
Hayward Hospital
Meyer
Set
Richard T. Meyer
Beryl Meyer
Augusta Meyer
Smile
Hermine Meyer
Riverside
Christine Jangsen
Gulwind
Emma Hancock
Arlington
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
Prefabricated Home Permits Issued Today
Building permits for four prefabricated homes totaling 14 000 dollars were issued to J N Raw ios at 64 Castro Street by Tal Welxel, a building inspector. Cworse Lind at 21098 Montgomery Avenue will build two homes on the north side of Alice Street between Witton and Jackson. A Dawson of Mt Eden will build five homes on the south side of Dean Street between Grand and Alice. All four homes will be one story with three rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Raw Ios
Castro Street
Tal Welxel
Cworse Lind
Montgomery Avenue
Alice Street
Grand
Alice Streets
Chicks Fly To Honolulu Gift From Hayward Hatchery
A carrier from San Francisco bound for Honolulu will carry a carton of baby chicks from the Perry hatchery. In Hayward, chicks will be delivered to the president of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce as a gift from the Hayward Area chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contellation
San Francisco
Honlulu
Perry Hatchery
Hayward
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Hayward Area
Steelworkers Back FTA CIO Effort to Aid Cannery
Steelworkers representing 4,000 metal can makers in California endorsed the FTA CIO cannery drive after a meeting. The AFL Building Trades contested construction work at canneries, with a strike vote by Santa Clara San Benito and adjacent counties supporting halted projects in 98 summer blockaded plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fta-Cio
United Steel Workers of Amery Law
California
CTO
Eamster
AFL
R.A. Judson
AFL Building Trades Council
Santa Clara
San Benito
Warkas
Sacramerio
Alamada
Stanislaus Counties
Improvement Club Plans Program for City District
A special meeting of the Hilleve Knolls Improvement Club discussed urgent sewer program issues and by-passed normal routine. EF Wansen chaired. An auditing committee of Miss Wanda Remblesky and Mrs Martha Albrecht was appointed. a school bus shelters committee of Mrs Gable, Mrs Bishop and Mrs Tra Thorne was reactivated. Ted Bradshaw was named chairman of alternate delegates to the Federated Improvement club. By-laws revision was postponed. Postmen will begin numbering mailboxes per a map from the San Leandro post office. Twenty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilleve Knolls Improvement Club
Chaiman EF. Wansen
Wanda Remblesky
Martha Albrecht
Gable
Bishop
Tra Thorne
Ted Bradshaw
San Leandro
Post Office Department
Washington
Stalin denounces Churchill Missouri speech as danger to UN
Radio Moscow quoted Stalin denouncing Winston Churchill's Missouri speech as a dangerous act that threatened UN cooperation. The broadcast framed the clash as a test of Allied unity and urged solidarity among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
London
Radio
Moscow
Generalissima Stalin
Winston Churchill
Missouri
United Nations
Pauley Withdraws Navy Nomination After Senate Meeting
President Truman withdraws the embattled nomination of Bawin We Pauley to be undersecretary at the Navy. Pauley asked for withdrawal. Truman says he retains faith in Pauley and that the nomination will be considered in calmer times. The action follows a showdown at the Senate Naval Affairs Committee.
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Wasitington
Truman
Bawin
Pauley
Navy
Mr.Truman
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Ma. Truman
Senate
Scouts to Be Invested Friday at Alameda County Courthouse
Eugene Shinn of Ashland and Jamy Simpson of Hayward will be invested as scouts Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Judge Frank M. Ogden’s chambers. Mothers will receive miniature pins before presenting the badges in the new Eagle Scout ceremony. Thirteen scouts from Oakland Area Council will take part, with two from Us area. the quarterly ceremony is noted as the best and June 44 is listed as the next date. expected attendees include John Lee Wilbur and William J. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Shinn
Ashland
Jamy Simpson
Hayward
Frank M. Ogden
Alameda County
Dale G, Simpson and Shinn
Mosey A. Shinn
Okland
John Lee Wilbur
Willian J. Stone
Eagle Court Commission
Bill Seaver to Broadcast Interview on Golden State
Bill Seaver, active Rocks and Minerals group member, known for paleontological explorations near Hayward, will be interviewed on the Golden State program at 4:40 p.m. tomorrow. The segment highlights Seaver’s work with the recreation district sponsored expedition and local geology efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Seaver
Rocks and Minerals Group
Hayward Area
Recreation District
Golden State How
Tormariuaw
Calendar of Events in Ashland and Hayward
Today features square dancing badminton and Civil Air Patrol at Hayward High School and Memorial Building venues. Tomorrow lists Civic and Social Club events at Vallejo area locations plus Alameda County improvement and PTA activities at Hayward High School cafeteria and other community sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Hayward High School
Port American
Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial
Civil Air Patrol
Hayward ‘High
Centro
Armstrong
Cautro Valley
Aliana
Alameda County
High Schioal Cafeturia
Ward Clui
di Kinia ‘Community Church
Somauunliy
I Leta
Bions” Chu ’ Am
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Shanghai
Manchuria
China
John Sandoval
Jedlior
Soblisner
George Walter
Henry Hopkins
Vic Hubbara
Puller
Waller
Willan R. Jacobsen
U.S
Ussr
Ottawa
Canada
Gordon Lunan
War Information Board
Kathleen Mary Willsher
British Foreign Service
Emma Wotkin
Foreign Office
Edward W. Mazerail
Canadian Research Council
F. Meyer
Honolulu
Ciofta
President Action
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