Hayward Airport tour leaves strong impressions on Maynard
In a private tour, Milt Dohner shows Hayward Airport’s vast field, numerous revetments, and large runways to John Sandoval. He notes private planes, a crash truck, and a proposed renter base for maintenance shops. Local officials praise leadership and predict a balanced budget with city support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt. Dohner
Hayward
Hammer Field
Milt
Hullo
Gibson
Hayward Field
Petaluma Field
Rudy Rudisill
Maynard Skyways
Atharier
Hayward Area
Bay Region
Rudistil
Maynard
Orland Close
Guy Warren
Milt Dohner
Keith Tomley
Ar Ying
Future Farmers Initiate Twelve Members at Meeting
Twelve members were initiated into the Future Farmers of America at a regular Tuesday night meeting led by president Ronald Gioganietti. Initiates include James Teague Colin Paulein Norman Nunes Robert Sanders Al Osborn Bill Ragsdale Alfred Mendoza George Marshall Charles Mayton Bob Williams Frank Baraco and Raymond Slaviers. Refreshments were served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Ronald Gioganietti
James Teague
Colin Paulein
Norman Nunes
Robert Sanders
al Osborn
Bill Ragsdale
Alfred Mendoza
George Marshall
Charles Mayton
Bob Williams
Frank
Baraco
Marshall Returns From China Mission as China Policy Review
Gen George C Marshall, Truman's special envoy to China, returns from a three month mission. He plans to confer with President Truman and Secretary Byrnes before addressing the Far Eastern situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Washington
George C. Marshall
Truman
China
Byrnes
Spy charges revealed in Ottawa tied to Canadian espionage case
Ottawa report says a Communist party member faced spy charges as a royal commission disclosed that a McGill University scientist admitted passing secrets about a powerful new explosive to Russia. The disclosure ties espionage allegations to Canadian institutions and officials.
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Ottawa
Mgmber
McGill University
Royal Commission
Earthquakes Hit Southern California and Owens Valley Aqueduct
Quakes rocked Southern California with a strong center on the Inyo Kern county line about 100 miles north of Los Angeles. The Owens Valley Aqueduct ruptured for 10 miles releasing about 100000 gallons per minute until shut off. Minor damage reported at Naval Ordnance station with glass and piping damage. Experts caution the quake’s intensity matched the Long Beach event and warn of potential damage if near populated areas.
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Los Angeles
Iifornia
Owens Valley
Inyo
Kern County
Sieelly
Naval Ordnance Testing Station
John C. Richmond
Charles P. Richter
California Institute of Technology Seismological Laboratory
Long Beach
Richester
Mourg
Wartime Priorities Possible for Construction to Aid Veterans
A Civilian Production Administration official said wartime style priorities could be imposed on industrial construction to free lumber for veterans housing. H. E. Holmann told Senate Agriculture critics that an order like the wartime L.F. might be issued, amid calls for stringent controls to meet a plan for 2,700,000 homes for veterans in 1946 and 1947, with decisions likely by a committee from FHA and the CPA.
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Washington
UPI
Prebelian Administration
CPA
H. E. Holmann
Senate Agriculture Committee
Holmann
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
William F. Knowlaind
Calif
FHA
Cnbinis
Knowland
Wheese
OPA
Union Oil to Build Station on Watling Streets
Union Oil company received a permit to construct a 2000 dollar two room steel service station at A and Watling streets. Construction by C Norman Peterson with driveway approval by city council. Also permits for a quonset hut warehouse near Cartro street and a $6000 one story hut, plus an $8000 one story four room store building at Castra and Sinnsieats to be built by HM W Suttly.
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Union Oil Company
A and Watling Streets
Pat Watzul
C. Norman Peterson
C. C. Dawes
HM. W. Suttly
B Street
Veterans On-The-Job Training Program Emphasized
Clifford Heilman of the local United States Employment Service outlined the On-The-Job Training program for veterans. A joint venture of the Veterans Administration and California’s Department of Industrial Welfare, it offers veterans wage credits while learning trades, with retroactive benefits once employer certification is completed.
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Clifford Heilman
United States Employment Service Office
C Street
Veterans’ Administration
Department of Industrial Welfare of
California
Cantravers
Bay Area
California” Industrial Welfare Commission
Churchill to Speak in New York Amid Police Guard
More than 1400 police guard Winston Churchill in New York as 5000 CIO pickets prepare to demonstrate around the Waldorf Astoria hotel where he is set to speak this evening protesting his anti Russian views. High School Notes from Hayward students will appear in The Review this week due to circumstances beyond control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
New York
Hayward High School
Insurgent Machinists Union 68 to End SF Strike
Union 68 says it will end a four and a half month walkout in eight Bay Area shipyards and 114 shops by returning workers to their jobs on Monday. Harry Scher and Frank Dermattel announce the move after dropping the demand for union clearance and say TAM or JAM will decide representation. Harvey Brown reportedly rejects immediate charter restoration.
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San Francisco
Machinists Union 68
San Francisco Bay Area
Harry Scher
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Sirike
Machin
Ists
Scher
Union 68
JAM
Frank Dermattel
Harvey Brown
LAM
Brown
Sher
TAM
Federated Club Backs Old No 8 Bus Route Revival
The Federated Improvement clubs endorsed reestablishing Key System’s old No 8 bus line serving Lewelling Boulevard Meckland Avenue and the San Lorenzo loop after a 1200 signature petition. William C Wallace reported on a Tayward Area Chamber of Commerce Transportation committee meeting and a shift from the Blossom Way route to serve more residents.
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Lewelling Boulevard
Meckland Avenue
Federated Improvement Clubs
William C. Wallace
Tayward Area
J Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee
Wallace
Key
Blossom Way
San Lorenzo
Two Hurt In Truck and Car Crash
Two people suffered minor injuries in a crash on East 14th Street yesterday. Adolph Meyer aged 70 of 1510 150th Avenue San Leandro and Robert A Watson aged 50 of San Jose were not hospitalized. The truck driver Noland McKeuron aged 32 of 3625 West A Street was involved.
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Adolph Meyer
150Th Avenue
San Leandro
Robert A. Watson
San Jose
East 14Th Street
Meyer
Andéyas
Noland McKeuron
Vandalism in San Lorenzo Village Reported
San Lorenzo residents report vandalism at the community center and storeroom. Melvin Watson and Floyd Williams reported theft of three cases of beer, a stolen lock to the master light switch, torn wires, broken gas meter glass, and forced storeroom entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo Village
Home Owners Association
Veterans Associslion
Melvin Watson
Andela
San Lorenzo
Hayward
Watson
Floyd Williams
Tax deadline looms for millions to file 1945 returns
Washington U P rush to mail by midnight as Americans race the government deadline for filing 1945 income tax returns. Delays risk delinquency payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Civic Social Club to Honor Basketball Teams
Hayward Civic and Social Club met to plan honoring winning basketball league teams. F B Leonard will arrange an outstanding speaker, and winners will receive awards. The event, titled boy's night, will invite the fathers of participating youths. The club has crowned the Hayward Civic champions and aims to form a league association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic
Hayward
Hayward Civic
Anthony Enos
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Social Event After Successful Union Night
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Civic and Social Club announces another social honoring the ladies planned for late May or early June. A benefic dance sponsored by the club will be held in Newad on Saturday evening May 4 with Manuel Mendonca in charge of arrangements. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newad
Manuel Mendonca
No clues found in fatal hit and run in San Leandro
Frank John Monroe age 47, an employee at Hayward theater, was struck and killed on East 14th Street near 160th Avenue in San Leandro. No driver or vehicle identity found, only a six inch chrome piece. Mrs. Helen Wolf found the body at 1 10 a.m. and Wilhelmina Boyer and Ralph Mulliken corroborated events. Monroe belonged to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1882 and Eagles of Oakland Aerie No 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank John Monroe
Meekland Avenue
Hayward Theater
East 14Th Street
160Th Avenue
San Leandro
California Highway Patrol
Hayward
Wilhelmina Boyer
Willow Avenue
Ralph Mulliken
Monroe
Coranoi’s
Mt Eden Club Endorses Plan For Health
Mt Eden Improvement Club approved endorsing the Southern Alameda County Citizens committee health program at its Tuesday meeting. Jean Bayliss won the school pupil inscription contest for the library plaque honoring World War II servicemen with the line In memoriam of those who served in World War II that history may not repeat itself. A $2.50 prize will be given. Junior birdmen Lewis Minjares and Bill Pool demonstrated model planes under Les Williams and Frank Scott. Williams urged clubs to sponsor youth aviation programs in other districts, and Mt Eden agreed to sponsor a club if enough interest exists.
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Wallace
Nick Bauer
Jerome Crawford
Joha Young Burns
B. Paquette
Wanda Remblesky
Charles Babies
E. Hansen
H. Honan
William Wallace
Citizens’ Committee For Public Health
Charles Roe
Carpenters’ Union
Toca
APL Building Trades
Hayward
Federated Improvement Club
A. C. Kirby
Baumberg
Kirby
Valle Vista
Alameda County
Bulblle Heath
Mt. Eden
Jean Bayliss
Bayliss
Lewis Minjares
Bill Pool
Baunibeeg
Les Williams
Frank Scott
Williams
Re-election Campaign For California Governor Karl Warren
SACRAMENTO U P Karl Warren opened his bid for a second term as California governor announcing candidacy for both major parties under state law. He named his four year record as governor and former roles as attorney general and Alameda County district attorney as proof of leadership. Warren urged voters to judge by his wartime unity efforts and vowed fiscally sound, honest government free of partisanship.
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Sacramento
U.P
Karl Warren
California
Warren
Alameda County
Werren
United Efor
Community Hospital Discussion in Wayward Area
Hospital committees from Community Council and Chamber of Commerce will hold a joint meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Chamber Office in City Hall to discuss establishing a community hospital for the Wayward area. Mrs Clarene Rust chairs the Community Council committee and requested coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Council
Chamber of Commerce
Wayward
Clarene Rust
Chamber
Weather Today Local Forecast Cloudy with Light Showers
Weather today shows cloudy skies with a few light showers this afternoon and evening. Clear conditions are expected Saturday and Sunday with mild to cool temperatures, maximum around 5B and minimum not specified.
Veterans of Foreign Wars honor night for Post 1042
VFW Post 1042 and its auxiliary held a combined commanders and presidents night at the Veterans Memorial building after meetings. Charter members of the post formed in 1932 and the auxiliary were introduced. 13 new members of Post 1882 were obligated. a meeting in honor of National Commander in Chief Joseph Steck of Pittsburgh is planned for March 16 at Oaksend Memorial. a delegation from Hayward will attend ceremonies inaugurating two new posts, Ambrose D. Regalia post 6299 at Pleasanton on March 24.
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VFW
Veterans’ Memorial
T le Post
Post 1882
Cecil E. Griffith
Benedict, Forrerin
Edward C
George M. Furtado
Charles
E. Kelly
Valdemere Mattos
Frank C. Mello
Edward L., Owens
Robert R. Betts
Prank J
Lawrence J. Rogers
Lawrence A. Silva
Manuel Valenta
Oaksend
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Joseph M. Steck
Pittsburgh
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hayward
Ambrose D. Regalia
Pleasanton
Jack Vaughn
B. F. Cota
Robert &. Lee
Harlan Housley
Bronson and
ceMelo
CPG Rejects AFL Closed Shop Contract After Cannery Blockade
The California Processors and Growers Association rejected a proposal to sign a closed shop contract with the AFL Teamsters to end a blockade of 68 northern California canneries. The move defies an NLRB order on exclusive bargaining and the two sides dispute wage demands. CIO organizers protested with demonstrations in Oakland and Stockton, while about 300 union members marched to canneries and growers offices.
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San Francisco
California Processors and Growers Association Today
AFL
Teamsters
California
Jonuy Bristow
National Labor Relations Board
CIO Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers Union
Ap Nlrb
ap NLRB certification porder. The#0
NLRB
Bristow
FTA
CIO
Oakland
Stockton
Growers’ Associations
Mrs Miranda Dies at Home Here
Isabel Miranda, 58, member of Royal Neighbors of America and APPEC, died at her home on 543 B Street after 44 years in the city. Survived by husband Manuel F. Miranda and grandchildren Maxine Estelle Miranda of Hayward and Stanley Miranda of Albany. sister Albert Abreu Joe Abreu and Mrs Louisa Mernandez of Richmond. Funeral at Sorensen Brothers chapel Monday at 9 am and All Saints Church, burial at St Joseph's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Miranda
Royal Neighbors of America
APPEC
Honolulu
Manuel F. Miranda
Maxine
Estelle Mirranda
Hayward
Stanley Miranda
Albany
Albert Abreu
Joe Abreu
Louisa Mernandez
Richmond
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
All Saints Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Fire Escapes to Be Installed in Schafer Building
Fire chief Tony August and building inspector Pat Wetzel report two new fire escapes will be added at the Schafer building. One will open on Castro Street and the other on a different street to meet building and fire code requirements. Currently only Castro Street provides an entrance and exit. bids are being drawn for the line steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Street
Schafer Building
Tony August
Pat Wetzel
Worker Injured at Niles Steel Mill Incident
Dolores Galuria of Decoto was taken to Hayward hospital after stepping in front of a steel bar at the Niles steel mill. The bar struck and lacerated his foot and caused severe burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Galuria
Hayward
Niles
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Southern
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Mt. Eden Club
Warreni
Robert Endsley
P. Lonigo
Souza
Grabrone
Vaughn
Cota
Lonigo
F.J. Thomas
Anthony Mitchell
Frank Bernard
Thomas L. Foley
Celio S. Zaballos
deMelo
Department
R. M. DeCourcey
Perry Latta
Leon
Lowa
Frank Sanches
CPG
Miranda
Schafer
Niles Steel Mill
Suvhannehoel
Monro
Dette
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