Groundbreaking delays spark street name confusion at Maynard plan meeting
Local readers report in Mayward that planning commission members urged revising street notes after discovery that there are Uniew Alice streets and one Alice avenue in the city. Groundbreaking ceremonies for Little Illiant, Ine on Claire Street face delay amid confusion and chatter about names and planning.
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Maynard Planning Commission
Streck
Maysvard
Claire Street
Alles
Grand
Alice
Alice Avenue
Atol
Conciliator Takes On Pacific Telephone Wage Talks
Federal conciliator Omar Maskins was assigned to conduct hearings in a deadlocked wage dispute between 1% telephone unions and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. He aims to reach an agreement and set tomorrow at 2:30 p m for the first meeting with interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Pranisco
U.S
Omar Maskins
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gomes Dies at Hayward Home in Obituary Notice
Joseph B Gomes 64 of Lod rrace avenue died yesterday. He leaves brother Frank Gomes and nieces Mrs Annie Games Mrs Mary N Barb and Mrs Eva Ray. A resident of Hayward for many years he was a member of IDES and former sexton at All Saints church. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 am Saturday from Hayward Mortuary chapel 207 Castro Street and proceed to All Saints church for mass. Interment will be at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Friday afternoon.
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Joseph B. Gomes
Lod
Frank Comes
Annie Games
Mary N. Barb
Eva Ray
Hayward
Gomes
Ides
Aml Saints Church
Mortuary
Castro Street
Heene
All Saints’ Church
Trustees Approve 180 Dollar Salary Boost for Maynard Teachers
Maynard high school board passed a motion to raise teachers pay by 180 dollars, aligning with a Stanford survey based basic schedule and increasing increments to 120 dollars over 12 years. The plan requires state funding and may affect the budget for 46o additional students and new hires, with future talks on non certificated staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School Board of Trustees
Teachers
Teachers ‘Association
Ininimun
Batti
Addi
C. B. Paulsen
Paulsen
Playward High School
Botlh
Toot
Teachers’ Association
Lassen
Rex Road
Bayview Avenue
Peampus
Lass
Arabs Warn Britain They Will Protect Rights By Any Means
Arab highs committees warned the British government after the Anglo American commission urged admitting 100000 Jews to Palestine that Arabs would defend themselves by every means against encroachment on their rights. They signaled a mobilization plan pending a decision on organizing forces to resume national struggle and civil disobedience. The warning followed a proposed general strike as Jewish quarters denounced Attlee in Commons over disbanding illegal armies before 100000 Jews could enter Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Anglo-American Commission
Palestine
Clement R. Alee
Palestine High Commissioners
Far
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Holy Lane
Club Hits Proposed Mail Delivery In Castro Valley
Castro Valley improvement club members discussed opposition to city mail delivery and supported rural delivery inquiry. They urged a permanent patrol on Castro Valley boulevard Redmond Road dangers and welcomed new members Mr and Mrs Schuppert and Mrs A F Tucere.
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Rumm
Castro Valley
Hayward
D Improvement
Soci Club
Adobe
Bke
Casva Valley Boulevard
Redwand Road
Ray Carter
David Dickie
P., Schuppert
A. FL Tucere
Joseph Kang
Carl Wickstrom
Lyda Swenson
Walter Robinson
Leslie Robi
Emer Huish
Robert Berry resigns as Hayward High football coach
Robert Berry, Hayward Union high school football coach, submitted his resignation to the board last night to become boys' physical education instructor and head football coach at San Jose High School. He will start teaching in September. Berry has spent three and a half years at Hayward High and is a Hanford native. San Jose is near his wife’s parents.
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Robert Berry
Hayward Union
Board of Trustees
San Jose High School
Berry
Sehon
Hayward High School
Hanford
San Jose
Navy sailor robbed while hitchhiking in Seattle
Vien Berry a 12 year old sailor at the naval air station Seattle reported two young men seized him on Mast 4th street as he rode in a car. They demanded his wallet with a small pistol and took 19 dollars and then kept a wristwatch valued at 90 dollars after returning the wallet. The incident occurred after they picked him up near 10 am yesterday and drove several blocks.
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Vien Berry
Naval Air Station
Seattle
Wash
Tocuy
Mast 4Th Street
Swa
Major Leagues by United Press American League
Cleveland and New York match details appear garbled with partial scores and player names. The item lists pitchers and batters such as Johnson,Kileman,Bi,Swan,Swift,Hughson,Deethward along with Philadelphia players Kramer,Brtty,Bogeo and Roxar in a fragmented box score style.
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United Press American
Cleveland
New Yorkna
Johnson
Kileman
Anc
Aichards
Swift
Hughson
Deethward
Selows
Philadelphia
Kramer
Brtty
Marieuse
Bogeo
Jamaica racing despite strike draws large turnout at Jamaica track
Despite a strike by exercise boys and grooms racing continued at Jamaica track with reduced fields and drew a surprising crowd of about 70,000 spectators. The event proceeded though labor disruptions affected entries and paddock activity.
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Jamaica Racing
New York
Exercise Boys
Jamaica
Dad's Club Backs Hog Abatement Leaders in Nuisance Case
The Hayward Area Dad's club at a Tuesday meeting unanimously supported the San Lorenzo Home Owners association in a bale- ment proceeding against a hog ranch accused of breeding rats and nuisance. New members Benjamin Meh ren Morris Siegel John McIntyre and Oliver Stanley joined President P. J. De Bernardi in welcoming them. The club plans its own baseball teams and hopes other adult groups will form teams to play league games. Afterward fifty-one members shared Italian rabbit stew prepared by Mrs. De Bernardi.
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Hayward Area
Dad's Club
San Lorenzo Home Owners Association
Benjamin Mehren
Morris Siegel
John McIntyre
Oliver Stanley
P. J. de Bernardi
Wes Gordon Speaks to 20 30 Club at Green Shutter Hotel
Wes Gordon supervisor for the Hayward Area Recreation department spoke to the 20 30 Club at the Green Shutter hotel describing local youthful fossil hunters and nature lore research resources. Eleven men and three guests attended. Neal Hearslon presided in Frank Henrietta absence. Discussion covered plans for the first national convention since the war, to be held in Sacramento in August. Delegates to the convention not yet selected.
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Glinner
Green Shutter Hotel
Wesley Gordon
Hayward Area
Neal Hearslon
Frank Henrietta
Former Interior Secretary Attacks Standard Oil California
JGKES charges San Francisco stockholders meeting that Standard Oil of California is submitting to absentee control and protests what he calls unjust treatment of Vice President Ralph K Davies.
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Jgkes
San Francisco
Llars
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Veterans
Veterans of World War II are favored by California laws, speaker explains at Hayward Kiwanis meeting. Thomas A. Maloney notes advantages for California enlistments vs G I Bill. Parental factors blamed for delinquency. local jeweler Fred Keil introduces his father Ceorge Keil of San Francisco. Sheriff Jack Gleason recalls Spike Shannon ghost. Herb Munster reports East travel boom and crowded hotels as California gains visitors from the East.
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California
Thomas A. Maloney
Kiwanis Club of
Hayware
Cosiva Wilks
Maloney
Fred Keil
Ceorge Keil
San Francisco
Hayward
Keil
Mrs Anna Fulsaas Dies in San Lorenzo
Anne iulsans 68 of 14085 Vin Del Sol San Lorenzo died April 29. Wife of Nickoles Pulsaus and mother of many, including Gertrude Hamil ton Oakland Julius Fulsaas Iowa Norma Fidsads Portland Rubyrene Smith Salinas Theresa Jones San Loren 0 Vernagoanette Borda Peterburg Neb Tol Marie Peterson Everett Wash and the late Raymond Fylsans. Native of Albion Nebraska. Funeral services at Central Lutheran Church Oakland Sorensen Brothers Chapel Friday at 11 am with interment Mt Eden Cemetery.
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Anne ‘Ty Iulsans
Vin del Sol
San Lorenzo
Nickoles Pulsaus
Gertrude Evelyn Hamilton
Oakland
Julius Newman Fulsaas
Iowa
Norma LeVern Fidsads
Portland
Ore
Rubyrene Smith
Salinas
Theresa Iola Jones
Sian
Everett
Wash
Raymond Fylsans
Albion
Neb
Central Lutheran Church of
Negotiations Collapse as Rail Strike Looms and Briggs Plant Shuts
Negotiations to avert a nationwide rail strike broke down amid broader labor unrest as the United Mine Workers strike expanded, prompting added shutdowns. Briggs Manufacturing closed its Detroit Mock Avenue auto body plant, laying off about 6,400 workers over a quota dispute with UAW Local 212. Union leaders consider new approaches as soft coal operators seek public backing for the month-long mine strike, with John Lewis signaling a possible policy committee meeting in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Atvise
United Mine Workers
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Detroit Auto
United Automobile Workers Union
CTU
Chicago
Brotherhoods of Railroad
Raimmen Une Engibiemet
Detroit
John J. Lewis
Washington
Rodriguez Held for Hit and Run Tragedy in Russell City
Daniel Rodrigues of 25096 Washington Street Russell City has been charged with a fatal hit and run after the death Monday night of 23 year old Robert G McFarland of Adams Road Russell City. Bail set at 2000 and Rodrigues expected to be ruled tomorrow. McFarland a discharged veteran was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert McFarland of Adams Road and brother of several relatives. Funeral services are pending at Sorensen Brothers chapel. He was a native of Oklahoma and employed as a mechanic at the California Nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Rodrigues
Washington Street
Russell City
Tony
Robert G. Mc.Farland
Adams
Rodrigues
Rodriguez
McFarland
Veeran
Robert McFarland
Ades Toad
Gladys Nalrich
Wendu
Ohnhoma
John W. McFarland
A S.A
Kentucky
Deadlock at Big Four over Tula war criminals in Paris
In Paris the four foreign secretaries failed to resolve the Tula war criminals dispute, signaling continued disagreement. Secretary Byrnes warned the group of lack of progress while a procedural simplification was agreed to expedite talks. Pelagosa and Pismosa islands were earmarked for Yugoslavia with fishing rights limited. Italy retained Pianosa with a lifting ban on Torlilying.
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Paris
W.M
Tula
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
United States
Pelagosa
Pismosa
Adriatic
Yugoslavia
Italy
Pianosa
Lions to Hold Conference in District 4B Meet
Spring conference of District 4B Lions clubs from Salinas to Gureka will be held at Hoberg's on Saturday and Sunday. Nominating district governor appears on the agenda and the speakers contest elimination round is planned. Plans for the state convention in June at Los Angeles will also be set, with fourteen members of the Sxa Lorenzo club and their wives attending and Hayward expected to send a large delegation.
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Lions Club
Salinas
Gureka
Hoberg's
Los Angeles
Sxa Lorenzo Club
Hayward
Security Council awaits evidence on Franco government
The United Nations Security Council subcommittee awaited evidence from 51 nations and non-governmental sources on whether Franco Spain threatens world peace. The United States Britain Poland and Mexico prepared or submitted documents while Russia may add wartime ties to Nazi Germany. The panel meets behind closed doors and plans to reconvene May 6.
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Security Council
New York
U.ri
UN Security Council
United Nations
Spain
Great Britain
Poland
Mexico
Russia
Nazi Germany
United States
State Department
Iet
Britain
Germany
U.S. Security Council
Edward Stettinius, Jr
Comei
Council
Cannery Picket Line Incident Injures Union Official
In Sacramento a clash near the Libby McNair and Tabby cannery injured an RPG union official and briefly repulsed workers from CTO picket lines. George Mack of the Western Council of Cannery Workers was struck above the eye. about a dozen police watched as gates opened without arrests.
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Sacramento
URA
CTO
Libby, McNair
George Mack
Western Council of Cannery Workers
Obucro
Agricultural Workers Union
C. N. Laude
Rites Set for Dr William R Brown Funeral
Funeral rites for Dr William R Brown 78 who died May 1 will be led by Rev Myron Herrett from Sorensen Brothers chapel Friday at 10 am. Burial at Lofton in Butte County California. He was husband of the late Katherine C Brown and survived by four nieces Marie Brueck Myrna Shields Vivian Buchananan and Edna McDowell.
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Wiliam R. Brown
Myron Herrett
Methodist Church
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
Lofton
Butte County
California
Brown
Katherine C. Brown
Marie Brueck
Kings City
Myrna Shields
Vivian
Buchananan
Stockton
Edna P. McDowell
Sacramento
PG&E Survey Recommends Street Lighting Upgrade on East 14th
Preliminary report presented to the Ary ward Area Chamber of Commerce by Pacific Gas and Electric proposes using existing facilities with added poles where needed and creating an assessment district to cover costs. The plan outlines decorative, cost-efficient lighting for East 14th Street with 27 units per 150 feet, at 0.8 of a foot candle, and cites a yearly operating cost of about 18,000 dollars.
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14Th Street
San Leandro
Hayward
Aryward
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Lew F. Galbraith
Dishaiv
Galbraith
Eree
Aluminating Engineering Society
East 14Th
Mummnajing Engineering Society
Casualty Underwriters
National Bureau of Standards
National Safety Council
Truman May Be Called Into PG&E Dispute
Congressman Miller says President Truman may be asked to provide direct intervention in the threatened strike against the Pacific Gas and Electric Company in California. The statement comes as labor tensions rise and talks stall.
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Truman
Pg&e
San Francisco
U.P
Pacific Gas and Electric Pone Pany
George PL Miller
Calif
Famine Loaf Weight Clash Hits San Francisco Bakers
San Francisco bakers plan to produce famine loaves under 16 to 17 ounce law despite a Santa Clara county restraining order. James A. Hughes says the state ruling requires 16 to 17 ounces, with a May court test to decide on a permanent injunction. Arthur M. Cardin of the Northern California Bakers Association notes new loaves must weigh at least 14 and a half ounces, selling at the old price, amid OPA rules. The European famine drive is seen as potentially aided by smaller loaves, and bakers have yet to adjust to the new weight standard.
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San Francisco
Arthur M. Cardin
Northern California Bakers Association
OPA
Calendar Of Events Today And Tomorrow
Community groups list events across churches, clubs, and halls. Include American Legion Post 38 Randinney meetings at Memorial building and Baptist church,Talesionary society Baumberg Improvement chubr and Faravters Taleview Lactor, Trinity church Mathe diet church Teabekah 7 30 p m TOOT temple Ban Lorenso Community church.
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American Legion
Randinney
Bat
Baptist Church
Talesionary Society
Baumberg Improvement Chubr
Faravters
Taleview Lactor Clus
Lachey Puxiliary
Trinity Church
Pamo Council
Protestant Board
Mathediet Church
Teabekah
Toot
Ban Lorenso
Ban Loxengo ‘Sons Club
Pam
Ashi Presbyterian Church
Bunsul
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Mildred Leidig
Charles Roe
Les Willis
Henry Gall
Kerte
Magwava
Meynard Ecuse
Danny Silva
Russell Swass
Laure! Murphy
Larry Massie
Can
Floyd Sparks
Jery Pry
Bob Dimmick
Russ Loblaw
Hudson Dempsey
Prank Crews
Val Hollingsworth
Pawne Patten
Ambassador Maryland
Biltmore
Los Aneles
Pauline
Enmily
Wayward
Long
United
Leslie Brown
Review
Wayward Ares
George Olson
Linotype
Monterey
Joseph Gomes
Russell
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Ostermacher
Camel Cay
Loult ‘i
Lombart
Dad’s Club
Wes Gordon
Anna Fulsaas
Big Four
W. R. Brown
Chamber
Carpenters and Joiners Union
Dante Hall
Gherryiand
Eastern Ster Sewing Circle
Independ Improvement Club
Oval Park
Wesleyan Service Guild of Melhoist
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