Veterans Job Listings Seek Positions in Hayward Area
The Hayward Review lists unemployed World War II veterans seeking work through the Hayward Area 110 Club. Entries include Heavy Truck Driver age 36 with 2 years experience, Diesel Mechanic Apprentice Navy trained, Radio Repairman age 25 with 9 months radio training, and more. Interviews may be arranged via the United States Employment Service local office.
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Hayward Area
Hayward Review
Army
Navy
Vgne
Storle
Marine Corps
United States Employment Service
Hayward
Rotary Club Honors J B Parsons in 25th Year
Hayward Rotary celebrated its 25th anniversary as members presented J B Parsons a meritorious citation for over 50 years of service as trustee of Hayward High School. Founding members Dr. Nelson Clemens Willard Burr John Lee Wilbur Hugo Frank participated, re enacting the first club meeting.
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TI. B. Parsons
Rotary Club
Hayward
Parsons
Hayward High School
Nelson Clemens
Willard Burr
John Lee Wilbur
Hugo Frank
Ralph Anderson
Pargang
Rotary
Parsang
Jewish Underground Attacks Reported in Tel Aviv
A Jewish underground group claims to have detonated hazardous devices in Tel Aviv tonight. Ingun Zvai Lqumi announces explosions in several areas, each followed by bursts of fire from automatic public safety items.
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Jerusalem
U.A
Ingun Zvai Lqumi
Tel Aviv
Ivas
Major Scores By United Press America League 129 200
Rainy New York baseball card reports tense scores and player names amid a national league update. The snippet lists players such as Heflin Dretuwered Fowler Flores Kee and mentions Emtec Nand Jenn Hinofiner Chileno, with references to Bees and Lombardi and a Pittsburgh area locale.
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United Press America
Oo Kramer
Aid “Mancunoy
Tughsor
Een
Heflin
Dretuwered
Fowler
Flores
Kee
Ceva
Emtec Nand
Jenn
Lombardi Bees
Ronit
Permits to Build Hit New Low in April
New building permits total $52,295 for April as Pat Welxel reports an exceptionally low month with 20 permits issued. Projects include Day Replement at 448 Atherton Street for $6,000 and EB. Guy Warren Transportation at 28 Jackson Street for $7,000, plus a Standard Oil station at 309 A Street for $4,000. Homes listed include Anna Struble 1927 Alice Street three rooms $8,800 and several other five to four room houses with values ranging from $3,800 to $8,000. March and February totals were higher at $155,980 and $135,410 respectively.
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Pat Welxel
Day Replement Company
Atherton Street
Guy Warren
A Street
Anna Struble
Alice Street
Willian
Alameda
Tiv Roan
Fred Vierro
Claire
M. Mullinex
Mrs. Martinis
Winn Sells Sheet Metal Business Here
The D. and H. sheet metal works will be established in Hayward May 16 after L A Winn sells his business at 808 A street to FP L Holbrook of Berkeley and Peter Davie of Albany. Davie will manage the shop, Holbrook will focus on his Berkeley unit, and Winn will join an Oakland wholesale firm. Davie, recently married, will move to Hayward once housing is found. the plant will be in half of a new building for ER Abrott Plumbing Co. Occupancy is about a month away. The firm will provide heating and ventilating services.
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Hayward
L.A. Winn
L. Holbrook
Berkeley
Peter Davie
Albany
Winn
Grand Rapids
Mich
Oakland
Davie
Holbrook
Dwight Way
Abrott Plumbing Company
Senate backs British loan base deal amendment
The Senate approved a resolution to void an amendment demanding Britain cede permanent Atlantic bases to the United States in return for the $3.76 billion credit. The vote set the decision for 2 PM tomorrow amid negotiations over the loan terms.
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Washington
Senate
Britain
United States
Atlantic
U S Offers Proposal to Mineworkers May End Strike
The UMW strike near Benham Kentucky faced violence with one dead and six injured when shots fired from passing autos struck workers. The UMW and Progressive Mine Workers employees 400 at the site as mediation and government proposals sought to end the 37 day stoppage. John L. Lewis attended the talks as officials debated terms and limited coal deliveries to address shortages.
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U.S
Kentucky
Cawood
Harlan County
United Mine Workers
UFL
UMW. 1
Progressive Mine Workers
Vielitis
Lawrence Broele
Creaceh
Joe Shepherd
Barkin
Robert Todge
Treasuer
District 19
UMW
Ray Miller
Benham
Lynch, Ky
Washington
U.P
Ing United Mine Workers
Paul W. Puller
Edeward
John L. Lewis
Canned Food Drive Starts With Knights in Hayward
In response to a church appeal for extensive vegetable donations the Knights of Columbus local unit will place collection barrels at Hayward grocery stores and Saint’s Church for contributions. The drive runs May 12 to May 19 with participation in a national effort. Gordon Scheimer and George Tomicich, grand knight and committee head, will represent the group at the Santa Barbara convention May 19 to 21 and preside over a May 14 dinner at Gastro Vill.
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Catholic Church
Europe
Asia
Knights of Columbua
Hayward
al Saints Church
Knights of Columbus
Santa Barbara
Gordon Scheimer
Grand Knight
George Tomicich
Tomicich
Gastro Vill
Gambler Benny Gamson Freed After Gibbons Slaying Probe
Beverly Hills police freed Benny Gamson after three days of questioning in the Paul Gibbons murder. A coroner’s jury found Gibbons 43 shot to death before his apartment and urged authorities to arrest the killer.
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Beverly: Hills
Benny
Gamson
Liberty
Paul Gibbons
Gibbons
Big Four Agree to Return Transylvania to Romania
The Big Four foreign ministers reached a first agreed plan to restore Transylvania to Romania. They remained deadlocked on Danube navigation with the United States and Britain backing internationalization while Russia advocates Danube power control.
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Transylvania
Paris
Romania
Hungary
Danube
United States
Britain
Russia
Hollingsworth Endorses Annual Buddy Poppy Sale
VAL Hollingsworth, president of Hayward Area Council of C, endorses the Veterans of Forsign Wars annual Buddy Poppy sale. He praises support for disabled veterans and widows and orphans of fallen service members from World War I II and other conflicts.
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Forsign Wars
America
V.E.W
Val Hollingsworth
Pres
Hayward Area
Memorial Bay Service Set at Lone Tree Cemetery
Memorial Day observance planned at Lone Tree cemetery by Hayward Veterans Alliance members. The service on May 20 is chaired by committee head Robert Pomeroy. Public invitation extended for attendance.
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Lone ‘Tree Cemetery
Hayward Veterans’ Alliance of
Dep
Woman in critical condition after train collision near Newark
Miss Catherine Cole 44 of Newark lies near death at Imay Ward hospital after a light coupe collided with a Southern Pacific train at Cherry Lane crossing. She suffered cranial fractures and internal injuries as her car became lodged beneath the gondolas attached to the train. Engineer Carl C. Barlin and conductor Ernest DeRuchin were on duty.
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Catherine Cole
Newark
Imay- Ward Hospital
Pacific
Cherry Lane Cross
Miss Cole
Carl C. Barlin
Ernest DeRuchin
Iran renews charges to UN Council over Soviet interference
Iran repeats accusations of Soviet meddling in Azerbaijan and demands council action. Hussei Alaald says Russian interference blocks Iran from assessing provincial conditions, despite reports of Soviet withdrawals per April 4 resolution and May 6 deadline.
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Iran
UN Council
New York
U.S
Azerbaijan
United Nations
Tranian
Hussei Ala Ald
UN Security Council
Thy
Ala
Russia
Herve
Tran
Andrei A. Gram
Iva
Farnum Sues Boxing Promoter Over Ring Incident
Mrs. Isa belle L Farnum wife of silent star William Farnum filed a $10,000 judgment claim against promoter Alva M Eaton. She alleges injuries after a fight fan tried to climb into the ring to congratulate a winner, toppled and landed in her lap.
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Los Angeles
U.A
Isabelle L. Farnum
William Farnum
Alva Mb Eaton
House Cuts Interior Dept Budget Shocks Valley Project
The House Appropriations Committee slashed Interior Department funds by about half for the coming fiscal year, cutting power and reclamation programs. The Central Valley project allocation fell from 25 million to 10.84 million, with other reclamation line items deep in cuts. Commissioner Straus warned the cuts could be disastrous and delay major works across the bureau.
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House
Interior Dept
Reclamation Bureau
Valley Project
Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Harold L. Ickes
Department
Buremu
Congress
Bureau of Reclamat
Ion
Central Valley
California
Reclamation
Michael Straus
CVP
Boul
City and Eastbay Utilities to discuss added water supply
City officials and Eastbay Municipal Utilities District will meet to explore emergency water connections and securing additional supplies for postwar needs. City Engineer Mancini and City Attorney White outlined potential bond issues and sewer and drainage improvements.
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Eastbay
Utilities
Enaneil
John Mancini
C. W. White
Mancini
Oakland
Art Philips
John Maar
Teamsters Protest CIO Pickets at Libby Cannery
In Sacramento a coalition of Teamsters and other AFL unions staged protest meetings against CIO picketing at Libby McNeill and Libby cannery. Meetings in three buildings drew an unconfirmed crowd. plant remained closed. Police and nonviolent delegates observed, with about 25 armed officers present.
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Sacramento
Eit
American Federation of Labor Unions
CIO
Libby, McNeill and Libby
Sacramento Federated ‘Trades Council
APS
Upton
C40
Ben Davis
Wuwu
J. J. R. Marsh
Federated Trades Council
AWL
Permit Issued for Little Giant Inc Building on Clara Street
A permit was issued yesterday for Little Giant Inc to construct a $15 000 quonset hut type building on Clara Street between Atco and Grand streets. The prefabricated structure will be four huts under one roof, assembled by Close and Lewis. Kraft Tiles of Niles supplied the kit.
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Lille Giant, Inc
Clara Street
Atco
Grand Streets
Kraft- Tiles Company
Niles
Close
Union appoints committee to plan nationwide waterfront strike
A CIO Unley convention named a committee led by Tasoah Curtin to draft plans for a national waterfront and seamen's strike involving about 214000 workers.
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San Francisco
CIO Unley
Seman
Tasoah Curtin
National Machine Union
Marble Tourney Playoff Scheduled
Playoff in the marble tournament at Sun Set School determined area participants for next week. In class three for ages 12 14 and 19 the Oretta brothers Henry and Tony won first and second. Class two for ages 10 and 11 saw Wesley Mapalton and Masgoy Matsumoto take first and second. Class one for up to nine years old had Billy Dela first and Jerry Hargrove second.
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Hayward Acres
Sunset School
Oretta Brothers
Henry
Tony
Nee
Wesley Mapalton
Masgoy Matsumoto
Billy Dela
Jerry Hargrove
City Takes Over Gas Concession At Municipal Airport
Gibson resigns as manager of Waywards airport after city council election triggers takeover of the gasoline concession. Airport Board recommends city direct operation and plans to negotiate with oil firms within a week while temporary arrangements continue. Gibson cites hostile statements by city officials as undermining his service. The council will meet Friday at 2 PM to decide on the deed’s operative terms.
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Gibson
Waywards
Airport Board of Governors
Guy Warren
Airport Board
Board of Governors
British to Withdraw From Egypt
Cairo announces plan to remove all British naval, land, and air forces from Egyptian territory. Negotiations opened on revising the 14 year Anglo Egyptian treaty. Ismail Sidky Pasha’s government to coordinate withdrawal stages and mutual wartime assistance terms. Government sources say Sidky may not fully approve.
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Cairo
W.M
Goveernment
Egypt
Attler
United Kingdom
Swat
Ismail Sidley Pasha
Bgypt
Pointéeman
Sidley
Railroad seizure proposal sparks national railway tensions
A. F. Whitnay, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, urged the government to nationalize the railroads to end ongoing disputes. The statement signals possible government action amid looming nationwide railroad disruptions.
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Cleveland
A. F. Whitnay
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Traiamda
Governmant
Calendar of Events in Hayward Area
A scan of community notices lists meetings and activities across Hayward and nearby communities. Events include union and club gatherings, auxiliary lessons, high school activities, PTA notices, and local group meetings with various start times.
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Iminton
Man
Hayward
Atin Coady Post
Memorial
Patrel
Hayward High Addol
Igh School
Toad of Trustees
Fan
Hayward Union High School
Ae Club
Cuatro Ja Lions
Collea
Markham Pta
Squere
Dane Nyton
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J.B. Parsons
Bennam
International Harvestey Co
A S. Cawood
Gambler
Hollingsworth
PTA
Hayward City
Technical Consultants, Inc
Waitneis
Sey
Emma Rust
Parent-Teacher Association
City O
Rust
Jesse Silva
William Wilson
Art Phillips
Joule
Olland
John D. Haar Cold
C. Grand
Alice
Claire Streets
Fisher
Prospect
Rose and
Main Streets
Planning Commission
City Coupeil
Castro
Ihails
Tony August
Oily Council
Soto Street
Simon
Sunset
Pat Wetzel
Cate
Wetzel
Gerald Costa
Mayia- Lopez
Sunset Boulevard Wais
Silva
Teamsters
Little Giant, Inc
Improvement Alub
Ier Club
Pom
Casita A Cannery Workers Union
Ides
Gherryland
Fira Peo
Pal
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