Salt Industry Roots in Hayward Area Spotlighted
In a Rotary program Alden Oliver of Oliver Bros Salt Co Mount Eden traced Alameda county salt making from the 1800s to modern output. He noted John Johnson started 1853 shipping 26 tons in 1854, with growth to 60s thousands of tons by 1900s. He described bay conditions aiding evaporation and local use for chemicals and industry. A sewing circle party case in Los Angeles judged today whether two sisters faced charges over teen parties with alleged drinking rape and nude can cans amid conflicting testimony.
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Rotary Clu
Alden Oliver
Angony
Oliver Bros, Salt Company
Mount Eden
Alameda County
Alden
Olivers Ln
Mission San Jose
Alvarado
San Francisco Bay
Ife
South 8. F. Bay
North Bay
John Johnson
San Francisco
California
Oliver Bros. Salt. Company
Andrey Oliver
Alameda Punty
Boublee Ty
West-Vaco Chemical
Dow Chemical
Los Angeles
Hayward
Sewing Circle
AA Jury
Goldie Lowell
Udrey Rightmiar
Hospital plan sparkles as Foster defends Hayward unit
Hayward postmaster Anthony J. Foster urged opposition to backing a new hospital via ideology alone. He praised the present Hayward hospital as privately owned, expanded to 30 beds, with full emergency service and pro bono city care. Louis D. Barr, planning expert, noted small towns often rely on single benefactors, urging community planning for a memorial hospital.
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Foster
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce
Anthony J. Foster
Hayward
Hayward Hospital
Hayward Area
Ulis Hospital
Inval Hospital
Louis D. Barr
Harr
Barr
Tracy
Burr
Val Hollingsworth
Hayward Arm
Stelin Larsnn
F. May Williams
Joseph R. Willams
John Qlson
Farm Bureau
Myron Herre
J. Lawrence Elgholz
F. C. Brackett
Julius Levine
M.D
Jerome Crawgford
J. S. Haines
Leslie F. Saywell
Stanton Files for Trustee in Hayward District Race
Edward K. Stanton announced his candidacy for Hayward Elementary School District trustee, filing nomination papers for the May 17 election. He was appointed recently to fill an unexpired term after F. E. Pereira resigned, and has held local civic roles including Red Cross and select service board positions.
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Edward K. Stanton
Hayward
Stanton
Vaughn Seidel
F. Eb, Pereira
Maynard
Blanton
Bank of America
International Atomic Power Plan Mapped
Washington plan aims to internationalize atomic energy to serve mankind. Prepared for the State Department by a special board of consultants, the proposal was made available to all nations. Continued on page ay.
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Washington
State Department
Coach Awards Medals to Champion Hayward Ball Players
Swede Anderson of St Marys College awarded medals to all-Hayward selections and gold basketballs to club team members at a dinner for the Hayward Civic and Social club and the Hayward Recreation district league all-stars. He reviewed AAU meets in Denver and predicted a bright coast future for basketball. Attendance reached about 60 with Frank Leonard presiding.
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Swede" Anderson
St. M.y's College
Hayward Civic and Social Club
All-Stars
Hayward Recreation District League
Hayward
Civic and Social Club
Anderson
Denver
Colo
East
Middle West
St. Mary's College
St. Mary's
Phillips Oilers
George Vestal
Hayward Area Park, Recreation and Parkways
Wesley Gordon
Noel Smith
Bob Berry
Frank Cope
Santa Clara
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Nose Grounds
New York
Giants
Eagles
Teaa
Jro
Marcus Ortiz
Don Harders
Gastra Villa
Frank Leonard
April 4 Last Day for Absentee Ballots City Election
City Clerk Tronn Jamieson announced April 4 is the last day to apply for an absentee ballot for the city election. Applications must be written and received in the city clerk’s office at city hall by that date.
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Tronn Jamieson
City Hall
OPA Hikes Prices on Beef and Pork
The Office of Price Administration boosted retail prices on beef and pork effective Monday. Beef cuts like porterhouse and T-bone rise up to four cents per pound, with larger increases on bulk dried beef. Pork gains include hams and bacon, while shoulder cuts stay unchanged. Variations occur by city with Chicago, New York, and Nashville seeing higher pork and beef prices, Los Angeles less affected. Earthquake rattles Martinez area in San Ramon valley, light tremor reported.
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Washington
Ofseme
OFA
Chicago
New York
Nashville
Lonn
Los Angeles
Dallas
Tex
U S Moves To Conserve Coal Supply
The government acts to curb coal deliveries amid soft coal shortages as workers idle nationwide. An embargo targets essential users only, with labor and management seeking settlement amid ongoing strikes and shutdowns. The move aims to ease the crisis as thousands remain idle and the situation unfolds.
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U.S
Cooling Off Plan Sparks Informal U N Meeting
Ambassador Masse leads in a two day cooling off proposal as the United Nations Security Council holds an informal meeting behind closed doors without Russia. Delegates gather at Hunter College and report on possible shifts in the Soviet Iran issue amid prep for a public session.
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Byrnes
Council
New York
U.A
Traninn
Masse
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Iran
Flussia
Alexander Cadogan
Benjamin Cohen
Hunter College
Cherryland Firemen Attend Ass'n Meeting
Cherryland Fire Department representatives joined the Alameda County Firemen Association meeting at the Ashland Firehouse on Thursday night. Chief Tom Cuff of Menlo Park led a general discussion on latest firefighting techniques and interdepartmental cooperation. The next Cherryland Firemen’s meeting is set for Tuesday at the firehouse.
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Cherryland Fire Department
Alameda County Association of Firesmen
Ashland Firehouse
Chirk Victor Hubbard
J, Warn‘Yes
Ed’ Fossa
Frank Chedaire
Main
Tom Cuff
Menlo Park
Cherryland Firemen's Association
Hillcrest Knolls Moves Toward Annexation to Oro Loma
Hillcrest Knolls residents approved release of a petition seeking annexation to the Oro Loma Sanitary District for sewer construction. The sewer committee, led by Ben Bradie, gathered far more than required signatures. Guest speaker A Carden discussed racial restrictions in Hill property and urged petitions among owners to restore restrictions. The club’s road committee reported surveys for widening Math Avenue and Saturn Drive, with county planning commission approval needed. County surveyor Wallace Boggs offered limited promise. county road work falls under county prevision. The club plans to seek another cross-town road entrance along Van Drive to 156th Avenue. Other items included possible shelter shelters from Key System assets and cooperation with service clubs. An executive board will be chosen at next meeting from nominations. L Butts won a special prize. Refreshments followed.
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Oro Loma
Hillcrest Knolls
Wallace Boggs
L. Butts
Math Avenue
Saturn Drive
Comiunities
Trance
Eyross
Hill
van Drive
156Th Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
Boggs
County Planning Commission
Rages
A. Jensen
Tra Thorne
Frank
Evolution of Aviation Parade Plans Progress for April 14
The parade committee held a meeting to advance plans for the Evolution of Aviation parade set for April 14 at Hayward Airport. Howard Settle led the session as chairman with Joseph Sthenone and George Oakes heading transport. Clubs will supply various vehicles and displays, from Noah’s Ark by Kiwanis to a prairie schooner by Professional Women, and parking and reviewing stands will be arranged by local groups and officials.
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Hayward
Howard Settle
Joseph Sthenone
George Oakes
Transportaion
Adam and
Eva
Noah’s Ark
Kiwanis Club
Heyward Civic and Social Club
Lions Age
Baumberg Improvement Club
California Redmont Rotary Club
Future
Farmers Association
San. Lorenzo Lions Club
Coolia
Castro Valley Improvement Club
Lions Club
Hayward Uaingss
Board to Set Cannery Election Date
San Francisco reports that J Watson of the National Labor Relations Board said hearings to determine the date of a northern California cannery collective bargaining election would occur in a week to 10 days. The sector faces delays due to only 25 percent of cannery workers being employed and a jurisdictional dispute among unions and employers.
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San Francisco
J. Watson
National Labor Relations Board
California
Cianneries
Washington
David Sawrders
Food, ‘Tobacco and Agricultural Workers
California Processors and Growers Association
George Monk
AFL
Sid Foeleval
Two Hurt in Accident on Livermore Road
Two people were injured yesterday when Jay Leml 20 Milford Utah recently discharged from the navy lost control of his car and struck a fence then landed in a field on the Livermore Tracy highway. Leml and his companion R P Wilebal US Navy suffered wind injuries and were taken to Shomnaker hospital for treatment. The car registered to Joseph Azevedo 1229 C street was completely demolished.
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Jay Leml
Milford
Utah
Navy
Camp Shoednaken
Livermoores Tracy Highway
Lemb
R. P. Wilebal
U. S. Navy
Shomnaker Hospital
Joseph Azevedo
C Street
Car and Mail Truck Crash Leaves One Hurt
Oscar Gulnaty, 2, of Ban Prangisen injured when his car idled and struck a U S mail truck and a telephone pole on Foothill Boulevard near 164th Street. Passenger Robert Kennedy, 24, of San Francisco, drove the car. Fred A. Quadros, 20, of San Leandro, piloted the mail truck and was unharmed. In Richmond, Gov William Tuck inducted 500 Virginia Electric Power Company employes into the state militia amid AFL opposition calling it involuntary servitude.
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Oscar Gulnaty
Ban Prangisen
Foothi] Boulevard
164Th Street
Robert &. Kennedy
San Francisco
Alfred A. Quadros
San Lean Fro
Richmond, Va
William Tuck
Virginia Electric Power Company
American Federation of Labor
Calendar TORAY Camera inl id Joiners union
A calendar item notes a Men s Spanish Recreation club meeting at Hayward Memorial Park club Ouse Alliance and Velerana Memorial Building in the late afternoon.
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Toray Camerainl Id
Joiners Union
Hayward Memoria Park
Ouse
Ci ‘ Alliance
Velerana Memorial Building
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Veterans’ Association
John Janeiro
Henry MacCaskie
William Gilmour
Leslie Lewis
Walter Smith
Janeiro
T & Post
Aya
Les Kune
International Atomic Power Plan
Pege Ay
OPA
Martinez
Martines
San Ramon Valley
United Press
Cherryland Firemen
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Louis E Biecke
California Highway Patrol
Frank Alcalde
Walt Alpers
Hayward Liong Club
Livermore Road
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