Purely Personal by John Sandoval on a Wayward recital
The Hayward recital impressed about four hundred attendees with Armand Girard and the Poppers, praised by John Sandoval for quality entertainment. Mrs Perle Roche and Mrs Helen Silver organized the event under Alameda County Teachers Association funds, asserting the Bay Area can support high art and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perle Roche
Helen Silver
Armand Girard
Tan Popper
la Marquita
Beta Popper
Roche
Alameda County
Teachers’ Association
Silver
Hayward
Turin
Shortnun
Stanford
Pper
Hapsburg Empire
Sevilla
van Johnson
Frante Sinatra
Army Denies Japanese Landing On Coast
The U S Army headquarters denied a report by Kenneth Hammaker that Japanese troops landed from a submarine on Marin county coast near San Francisco in November 1943. The statement said no hostile landing occurred and that a coastal maneuver by U S troops may have caused the confusion.
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San Francisco
U.D
Arrmy
Kenneth Hammaker
California
Office of Civilian Defense
Marin County
Sixth Arm
Joseph W. Stilwell
Hammaker m
U. S
Hammaley
Marute “County
Fi Ton
Defense Command
Ral Leva
Vutal
Commission Yields to Protests on City Zoning Plan
Hay ward Planning commission capitulated to property owners surrounding the civic plaza at the second public hearing, deleting the community zone element of the proposed ordinance. Protestors from the plaza area demanded action after petitions and loud disapproval at Mayor George Mays’ meeting. Officials defended the measure as still under consideration and subject to council approval and voter action, while noting property values have recently been impacted by the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiou
Hayward Planning Commission
Civic Plaza
Camembera
Commission of Property Awners
City Hai
Ata Muse
George Mays
Elvic
Planning Commission
William ©. Wallace
Production workers return to GM after 126 day idle period
Soviet losses and Iran dispute noted as background while Detroit news reports 175000 CIO United Auto Workers resuming work at General Motors plants after a 126 day strike. GM recalls tool and die staff as supply and material issues delay full production outlook for several days. union tensions surface at convention with R J Thomas and Walter P Heather, amid broader strikes threatened by CIO Longshoremen and UMW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Detroit
USP
CIO
United Auto
Walter P. Heather
UAW
R. J. Thomas
Heather
Thomas
At-lanlic City
Philip Murray
John L. Lewis
UMW
River search for missing Feather River trio continues
A sheriff posse scours the Feather River near the Butte Plumas line for the three Feather Vals residents who vanished March 13 after their car was recovered. Marg Marrie Whittier’s body was seen after the car was raised, with husband and Chaves Andres still missing. river hazards hinder recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroville
Uri
Feather River
Feather Vals
Butte-Plumas
Marg
Marrie Whittier
Chaves Andrews
W. H. Forward
Lewis Sets Coal Strike For Sunday
President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers announced a nationwide work stoppage in bituminous coal fields starting at midnight Sunday after notifying soft coal operators it would terminate the current wage contract. He said the strike seeks safety and health condition gains and that miners will honor existing laws while not trespassing on operator property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Locus
Marines killed near Tientsin in jeep incident
The Central News Agency reported two US Marines killed and three wounded when surrounded by about 80 Chinese Communists while sightseeing in a jeep six miles west of Tientsin on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tientsin
Today
Tney
Professor Admits Aid To Spies In Canada
Montreal wartime chemist Ray mond Boyer admitted on the preliminary hearing that he supplied details of explosive RDX to Communist party member Rose. He said the information was intended to aid the Soviet Union and that Canada wanted to keep the process secret but was told by authorities to disclose it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Raymond Boyer
Mell University
Russia
Boyer
Canada
Rose
Soviet Union
University of Vienna
University of Paris
Toronto University
McGill
Shore
Boyre
Burr to Work in Oro Loma Office
J. W. Burr, secretary of the Oro Loma Sanitary Board, will work in the Oro Loma Sanitary District office at 21845 Foothill Boulevard starting today to allow the bookkeeper extra time for other duties. The Oro Loma board will meet at 8 pm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burr
Oro Loma Sanitary Board
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Foothill Boulevard
E. A. Maaske
Burr
Nore
Maaske
Oro Loma Board
PTA 16th District Sets State Meeting Plans
The 16th district announced plans for the state convention of the Congress of Paranta and leachers to be held in San Francisco May 1 2 3 with theme In Larger Freedom Speakers include Mrs L W Hughes and Mrs Bunero Overstreat Delegates named from the district include Mrs Gordon Wilkinson Mrs N J Norton Mrs C E North and Mrs Ray B R Smith The district chairmen reported on family homemaking and thrift efforts and a choral group entertained Next meeting set for April 22 at Pittsburg Union High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Paranta and Leachers
Hayward Union High School
San Francisco
L. W. Hughes
National Congress
Bunuro Overstreat
PTA
Palace Hotel
State Office
Whitcomb Hotel
16Th District
Mra
Gordon Wilkinson
Canyon
Provident
N. J. Norton
Berkeley
Axsanilon
C. E. North
Dailey
Castro Valley Pta Choral Group
David J. Dickie
H. E. Jacobsen
Antioch
D. B. Cramer
Pittsburg
Conservation and Thrift
R. E. O'Hare
Alameda
Expert Warns Acute Meat Shortage Looms
Expert H M Conway, director of the National Livestock Producers Association, warned the House Agriculture Committee that a severe meat shortage could occur within six months unless price ceilings and subsidies on livestock are removed by June 30. He said lifting controls would raise high-grade cattle prices while lowering poorer grades, creating a more equitable price spread and ending widespread noncompliance with price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRIA
Congress
H. M. Conway
National Livestock Producers Association
House Agriculture Committee
Ptice
Conway
Stowaway Seeks Date For Marriage In Honolulu
An 18 year old ex night club singer from Oakland arrived in Honolulu as a stowaway and began work as a clerk while awaiting marriage to John Ochsner a 19 year old heir to a $2,000,000 oil fortune. Ochsner will be free to marry on March 30 his 20th birthday. His mother Mrs Hilda Ochsner strongly opposes the match calling it a matter of sex. Hutman plans to wed Ochsner regardless of the opposition after she moved out of a downtown hotel without a forwarding address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Marguerite Human
Oakland
John Ochsner
Tony
Ochsner
Hier
Hilda Ochsner
TNT Floats in Bay Near Mulford Gardens
Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Mitchell, just discharged from the navy, acted as a one man demolition squad after a box labeled INT-telf destroying was found floating in the bay near Mulford Gardens. The package contained two live 4 millimeter rounds and used casings, believed dropped by a naval personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Mitchell
Mulford Gardens
Mitshell
France to Withhold UNO Demand on Spain Action
France agreed to pause its bid for Security Council action on Franco Spain and called for an immediate halt to all trade with Spain. Paris also seeks withdrawal of ambassadors from Madrid and replacement with diplomatic delegates while urging the United States and Britain to suspend exports and pull diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parls Iupr
France
United Nations Securty Council
United States
Britain
Spain
Madrid
Predictions of US In Atomic World War Warned
Los Angeles based scholar Robert Hutchings of the University of Chicago warns the United States will enter an atomic world war within five years unless it abandons its peace policy. He argues the U S is blundering toward war with Russia, which may acquire an atom bomb in five years along with others with industrial capacity. He urges building for peace as the only prudent path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
America
Regular Veterans Hold Joint Installation Night
Regular Veterans and auxiliary members held a joint installation night at the Veterans Memorial building with department officials as installing officers. Officers named for Hayward Post 71 include Henry MacCaskie as Commander and Walter Smith as Junior Vice Commander. auxiliary officers led by Miss Winifred Jensen were installed along with department officers Kathryn Keys and Zemo Marshall. Corsages were given to women officers, and special honors were paid to long-standing attendees and past presidents. A post‑installation program featured music, skits, and dances. plans for a May 18 dance at the IDES hall were announced with Marion Cook in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Post
Regular
Veterans Association and Auxiliary
Veterans’ Memorial
Harry Gartner
A. Melvin
Abeurma
Pat Bocca
Henry MacCaskie
Walter Smith
Jesse Turney
Leslie Lewis
William Gilmour
Arthur Walton
Arthur Doolittle
Mary Cunha
Violy Carren
Kathryn Keys
Stanley Wilks
Zemo Marshall
Edward Case
Ware
Oakland
RVA
San Francisco
Andrew Monahan
Veterans
Robert Endsley
Hayward
VFW
Ide Taylor
George .Ramage
Arthur
Quartermaster
Maywanda
Pina
Alfred Merino
Paul Chapin
Viola Correa
Marlon Cook
William Gilmouy
Marion Cook
Eula Cook
Winitred Jensen
Richard Lebereff
Auxiliary
Ides Hall
Helser
Gromyko announces agreement in Russ dispute in UN session
The United Nations Security Council debated the Soviet Iranian accord as to withdraw from Iran. Gromyko faced opposition from Byrnes and Cadogan who urged full reporting and discussion while Poland backed Moscow. The council recessed after two and a half hours and planned to resume later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Russia
Soviet Union
Poland
Iran
Security Council
U.P
United Nations Security Council
United States
Britain
Australia
Egypt
Netherlands
Mexico
Andrei A
Gromyko
New Gromyko
James F. Byrnes
Alexander Cadogan
Byrnes
Cucogann
Gromyke Chithely
Cadogan
Gromkyo
U S Week in Pacific Says L A Publisher Chandler Critiques Demobilization
Los Angeles Times publisher Norman Chandler reports after a five week Orient tour that U S Pacific forces are weak and demobilization is too rapid. He cites concerns about postwar strength and warns Russia could gain advantage. McLean and McKelway joined the tour and contributed remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Ben McKelway
Washington Star
Rites Set for Youth Who Hanged Self
Funeral services for Gerele Hagan age 12 will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Sorensen Mothers Chapel with burial at Oaklind Crematory. Gerele died Sunday after hanging himself from a walnut tree in the backyard of his San Leandro home. he is survived by his parents and a sister. The death was discovered by two children in the late afternoon. A sawhorse reportedly tipped over during play. Cemetery and church details are provided in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerele Hagan
San Leandro
Gerald Magan
Leavenue
Sorensen Mwothers Chapel
Inuoaynent
Oaklind Crematory
Ashland Improvement Club and Local Notices Calendar
Calendar item lists Ashland Improvement Club and Women's Club meetings today at 7 10 pm and other community events at Orchard Farm Homme Canter Oro Loma Sanitary District Pump station events, Woodmen of the World, and parish notices. Tomorrow features badminton by Heyward High School and junior clubs, with Mt bagi humiteys and patrols noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland Improvement Club
Pees
Orchard Farm
Oro Loma
Castro ‘Villa
Woodmen of the World
Banta Bal
Heyward High School
Py Deder
Cagle
Nyward High School
Mab
Casto
Jenn
Diab
Noda
Queen Bhutler Ignare
Pam
Ashlee Valberg
Boolal Club
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John Sandoval
Wallace
Cot
Wayward
2D. D. Denton
Commission of
Ulerior
Miguel Danaire
and Mes
Touls Silva
Ann Denton
A. R. Hater
Frank Castro
A. GC. Silva
Don. Riggs
Santiago Bueno
Donaire
J. Leave
Sone Imap
Fred Hennings
Soviets
Hunts River
U.S
Bill Coady
American Tegion Auxiliary
J. H. Morgan
United Spanish War Veterans
HVA
L.A
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