President Receives New Airports Bill for 3,000 Hubs
The measure aims to fund 3,000 new airports over seven years with federal aid via the Civil Aeronautics Administration. It authorizes spending of funds over July 1, 1952 to July 1, 1953 to assist states and local governments in airport construction. Texas, New York, California, Pennsylvania, and Illinois expected to receive the largest allocations. figures show state shares and formulas based on population and area.
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Auto Dealers to Convene May 9
A delegation of Hayward auto mobile dealers led by Milton Dohner local Ford dealer will attend the Northern California Dealer Association annual meeting in San Francisco at the Whitcomb Hotel on May 9. Dohner is district vice-president and Fred Kurz Fresno Ford dealer president will seal the meeting and officers will be elected for the coming year. It is the first full membership gathering in years due to wartime travel restrictions, and the event is expected to be one of the largest ever held.
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Forsberg Opens General Tire Agency in New Building
Robert W. Forsberg, owner and manager, announces the opening of a General Tire agency in a new Rose and Castro street building. He leaves American Trust to run his own business with exclusive local distribution, citing product consistency and mileage features. Assistants include Donald Milntyre and Auggie Nevarez, experienced tire service men.
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Tojo Arraigned as War Criminal in Bizarre By-play
Tokyo report describes Hideki Tojo and 27 other Japanese military leaders arraigned on a five count indictment before an international war crimes tribunal. A fellow defendant, Shumei Okawa, disrupted proceedings by slapping Tojo’s shaved head and later unbuttoning his pajama coat, prompting the court president to command decorum.
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Fuel shortage cripples production at Illinois Steel next week
Illinois Steel company plans to operate at only nine percent of capacity next week due to coal shortages. In Washington, Transportation Director J. Monroe Johnston...
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Palo Alto Brothers Held for Assault
Redwood City police held Henry Guernsey, 24, Atherton, and his brother Willing, 28, Palo Alto, on rape charges after a 2 year old WAC corporal identified them as the attackers. The pair allegedly forced the women into their car in San Francisco's Chinatown, drove down the peninsula, and stopped at an intersection where the other girl escaped.
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Railroads slash passenger service over coal shortage
Railroads begin cutting passenger trains by half and restrict freight to essentials by May 13 due to acute coal shortages. The measures follow an immediate freight limitation ordered by Johnston.
Appreciation Day Plan Considered by Local Trade Groups
A joint meeting of the Retail Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce plus interested groups will discuss an Appreciation Day plan on May 16. The idea involves merchants forming a community chest to issue coupons to patrons on slower days, with weekly drawings and awards. The National Trades Day association operates the plan, used by thousands of merchants across many communities, and the program aims to boost trade through patron coupons and community projects.
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Finalists Speak At Hayward Chamber May Contest
Finalists will present speeches May 14 before Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce directors to win 125 dollars first prize. Chamber donates 100 dollars. sponsor Veer Cox adds 25 dollars plus 15 for seconds and 10 for third. Hayward high seniors Joan Sheols Boyd Long Bob Lavel and Bob Todd were chosen after runoff contests held before Rotary Lions Kiwanis and BPW clubs. Speeches in the city hall courtroom at 7280 ppm will be broadcast on KLX at 7 30 p m.
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Railroads Ordered To Cut Passenger Service Further
Johnson again orders railroads to reduce passenger service by 25 percent starting May 15 due to ongoing strike disruptions. Earlier, 25 percent cuts took effect May 10 with instruction to haul only essential freight, as coal-burning trains faced mounting crippled service and added strain on transportation.
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Carrier Wins Reynolds Fountain Pen Award for Subscriptions
Carrier Boy Quadration of 129 Harmony Drive is awarded a Reynolds fountain pen for leading new Review subscriptions in the past month. Donald runs a paper route in the Aghkind district along East Mul street and has been on the job since February.
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Los Angeles Transportation Shut by Labor Walkout
A major labor dispute halted Los Angeles transit as 4,000 workers walked out over pay and hours, paralyzing nearly all trolley and bus service except interurban lines. Long Beach faced a second strike in months, affecting 115,000 riders, after failed talks and a provincial effort to arbitrate.
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New York Mayor Blames City and State for Black Market
New York Mayor William O’Dwyer charged municipal and state governments with responsibility for the nationwide meat black market. He said New York City has curbed it and urged coordinated action with federal investigators to crush black market activities and dispossess violators with harsh jail sentences. O’Dwyer spoke during a vacation stop and said he expected to return by May 9 after discussing efforts with aides.
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On Your Dial Friday Radio Schedule Teases
Radio schedule highlights a busy Friday with multiple stations and programs. Listed are times and show titles featuring music, news, sports, and entertainment from KQWA KSFO KGO KPO and others, including morning and late night segments, singer tributes, and talk blocks.
Labor Legislation Sought After Prolonged Coal Strike
Washington reports renewed demand for new labor legislation as the prolonged coal strike nears its 63 day shutdown. Government continues seeking a solution amid mounting public jolts and pressure on policy makers.
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