County Education Building Suggested for Hayward Site
A survey led by Vaughn D. Spidel endorses a county education building of about 90 000 square feet to be built in Hayward adjacent to Bret Harte school on a 99 year lease. The plan would centralize services for 11 000 students and 450 teachers, improve facilities, and position Hayward as the East Bay education center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn D. Spidel
Alameda County
Hayward
County Board of Supervisors
Bret Harte School
Board of Supervisors
Education Department
C County
Bayward
East Bay
Oakland
Lon
Emeryville
Hayward Area
Haywarrd
Health official probes unhealthful hayward water connections
Alameda County Health Director Dr. Clifford V. Musot oversees a probe into illegal water connections in Hayward after Kenneth Fry, water district superintendent, submitted findings. Fry reports some homeowners pipe San Lorenzo Creek and well water into city lines, risking contamination. officials study action to stop the practice and protect city water supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Clifford V. Musot
Alameda County
Healt
Hayward
Kenneth Fry
Tie +Minéon ane representatives
Wry
San Loyengo
Mason
High Cadets Get Free Air Ride
Cadets from Hayward Civil Air Patrol received free flights over the Hayward area on Sunday morning. The group includes Second Lieutenant Belly Join Fowler Corporal Raymond Rogers and Privates Donald Taylor and John Jones, flying in a 1946 Aeronca from Stevenson Flying Service piloted by Charles Clemens of the Alameda CAP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pour
Hayward
Civil Air Patrol
Haynard
Belly
Fowler
Raymund Rogers
Pfe
Donald Taylor
John Jones
Aeronca
Stevenson Flying Service
Charles Clemens
Alameda
Roy McLain
Hayward Flight
Hayward Union High School
House Approves Veterans Housing Compromise Plan
The House approved a compromise version of the veterans housing bill providing 400 million dollars in subsidies for scarce building materials. The administration designed the measure to produce 2,700,000 homes for veterans by 1948 and it now goes to the Senate for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Major Scores in United Press National League News Brief
Scores broadcast from United Press National League show New York and Boston matching 100 to 60 with varied players credited including Schumacher Lombardi and Johnson. Philadelphia and St Louis fixtures noted with multiple names. schedule details and lineups appear with partial OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press National
New York
Boston
Schumacher
Lombardi
Kaipanty
Johnson
Rosary
Ng Qi
Edelphila
Mowney
Multigan Ff
Teminisny
Operators Agree On Overtime Pay Settlement
Soft coal operators agreed to pay about 3 million dollars in disputed overtime claims in a first-step settlement with the United Mine Workers. The deal aims to unlock real negotiations and ease a two-week truce as thousands of miners return to work, easing a coal shortage that hit the nation’s industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers
John U. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Marble Winners Named in Local Tourney
Winners from yesterday’s marble tournament under Recreation Department and Civic and Social Club sponsorship were Jerry Hargraves Sunset School champion of first class boys nine and younger Danny Augustine Ashland School won second class boys 11 and younger Robert Acosta Bret Harte champion of third class 14 and younger in a close race with Gilbert Chi r Bret Harte and Richard Fr Valle Vista Invitations were sent to the champions and parents to attend the next Civic and Social Club dinner meeting where trophies will be presented Judges were Monte Florence Jack Stanton Joe Ramos of the club with recreation department reps Frank Vierta in charge of parks tournament prep
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Tligtrieh
Jerry Hargraves
Sunset School
Danny Augustine
Ashland School
Robert Acosta
Bret Harte
Clas
Gilbert Cnir Bret Harte
Richard Fr
Valle Vista
Civic and Social Club
Monte Florence
Jack Stanton
Joe Ramos
Recreation Department
Frank Vierta
Siamese twins survive after birth in Oregon
Twin girls Carol and Susan Hurse, born Tuesday to Mrs. Mary Hurse in Deep River, Washington, face a still uncertain fate with hope for survival. In Los Angeles, a Ku Klux Klan planting disrupted a cross on a Black couple’s lawn as a real estate dispute over Negro housing restrictions surfaced in southwest LA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Little Carol
Susan Hurse
Mary Hurse
Deep River
Wash
KU Klux Klan
Los Angeles
U.A
Report links Franco regime to world peace threat
A report charging that the Franco regime in Spain threatens world peace will be presented to a United Nations Security Council subcommittee in a closed session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charge Franco
New York
W.P
Spain
Security Council
Hoover to Travel to South America for Famine Survey
Herbert Hoover, fresh from a round the world famine survey for President Truman, will go to South America within two weeks to seek more aid from Latin American nations. He said food outlook remains uncertain and pre-harvest shortages must be addressed, possibly through a new program by his food study group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
America
Washington
Teobert Hoover
Trunton
South America
Hoover
Pruman
Nore
United States
Chester Bowles
Truman
White Hoe
Charles G. Ross
Irvington Youth Killed In Car Mishap
An Irvington boy, Donald D. Chitwood, was killed while bicycling on Mission Niles Road Saturday afternoon. Edward Kowaka of Watsonville reported slowing to pass when the youth swerved as if to U turn and was struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Hayward
Donald D. Chitwood
Mission-Niles Road
Edward Kowaka
Watsonville
Kowaka
Berge Mortuary
Niles
Phillip Hudson
Dublin Boulevard
Hayweard Hospital
Manuel Terra
Sacramento
Forgola Hill
Grorge Silbertson
Oakland
Terra
Lorenzy Milnar
Oakand
Edwin Clark
Filbert Street
Milnar
Fairmont Hospital
Poppy Day Stories Told By Mrs Stoops In Hayward
Mrs Eileen Stoops explains poppies made by disabled veterans from Livermore hospital mark Poppy Day in Hayward on May 24 and 25. She notes each hand crafted flower is unique, some tied to World War I and II veterans who suffered in service. Poppies provide earnings for the veterans and aid their families while honoring war dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Eileen Stoops
Tayward Unit GB
American Legion Auxiliary
American Glegion
Livermore Hospital
America
Rabbit Show Scheduled For Saturday
A premium list for the May 1 Pacifie Rabbit Breeders Association show was edited and distributed to exhibitors. Judges include Robert E. Sprague Sacramento E. fr Julius San Leandro and E. Eldridge Mento Park. The show at Militalayan Far Park features long distance entrants, prizes, and local business support. Visitors are directed to the farm via Jackson Street Harder Road and a private road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacifie Rabbit Breeders Association
George Bayliss
P.O. Box
Hayward
Calif
Robert. E. Sprague
Sacramento
E. Fr. Julius
San Leandro
Jackson Street
Harder Road
Fur Fem
Rosenblatt Named Poppy Sale Chairman for VFW Event
Commander Emerson F. Cota announced Leslie Rosenblatt as chairman for the annual Buddy Poppy sale on May 24 and 25 by Post 1882 Veterans of Foreign Wars. The drive funds disabled veterans and dependents, backing national VEW efforts to distribute 4000 poppies locally during the 22nd annual sale. Nationwide 1949 Buddy Poppy sales total 16,000,000, honoring fallen service members. The VFW also publicizes aid for dependent families, disability and pension claims, and education under the G.I. Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Rosenblatt
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States
Emerson F. Cota
Rosenblatt
VEW
America
Cota
VFW Ois
Man drinks wrong bottle suffers cramps and hospital care
Richard E. Miller of Elgin Street mistook camphorated oil for castor, drinking it Friday night and suffering severe cramps. He was rushed to Fairmont Hospital at 11 p.m., his stomach pumped, and he reported being in satisfactory condition in May. Miller said he took the bottle from the shelf without realizing the type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Miller
Elgin Street
Miller
Fairmont Hospital
Settlement Sought In Niles Strike
Representatives of the CIO United Steel Workers Union and Pacific States Steel Corp were to meet today to settle a strike at the Niles plant. The 450 workers were culled yesterday over veterans rights and the company's claim to direct the workforce and use of grievance machinery under the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO United Steel Workers’ Union
Pacific States Steel Corp
Niles
Hopes Rise for Hayward Airport Industry Move
Haynard aims to lure Horkaday Aircraft to a site at Hayward airport. A ready hangar meeting NR Mockaday specifications may be available for purchase at Fresro. The decision hinges on an offer by the airport board and city council. Hackaday and PR director James Rogan favor Hayward over other sites. George Cracknell reports this from the Hayward chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynard
Horkaday Aircraft Corporation
Hayward
NR. Mockaday
Fresro
Nhe
Guyemors
Hockaday
Oakland
Hackaday
James Rogan
George Cracknell
Hayward Area
Former Local Teacher Earns French Medal
Tr. Col. Edtward White, former head of Hayward High School mathematics, received the La Croix de Chevalier du Merita Agricol from the French government for service to the agriculture and meteorology sectors from D Day to his departure. He also wears the bronze star for organizing and stocking depots in France, Germany, Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg, plus campaign ribbons for Normandy and Northern France. White is now third in command at Camp Cook as director of supply and taught at the high school from 1905 to 1930, with a return anticipated after military duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edtward White
Hayward High School
Normandy
France
Col. White
Camp Cook
Woman Reports 968 Burglary At San Leandro Home
Eva D. Forster, 34, of 2340 169th avenue, San Leandro, reported Sunday that clothing, a rifle, two shotguns, shells, and other items valued at 968 dollars were stolen. She said her husband is in military service and named suspects under police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva D. Forster
169Th Avenue
San Leandro
Forster
Imen
Negotiations Collapse As Azerbaijan Delegation Leaves Tehran
In Tehran the Azerbaijan and Iran talks broke down with the Azeri delegation flying to Tabriz. Officials refused to confirm if the rupture is final or temporary amid fears of civil strife. Jaafar Pishevary led the delegation, removing certain Azerbaijan demands after a resumed session, as Premier Ghavani sought a settlement to avert crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Jaafar Pishevary
Azerbaijan
Ahulaih Ghivam
Ural
Pishevary
Tabriz
Ghavani
Hayward Urged As Site For County Education Building
A survey by Vaughn Seidel recommends a Hayward site to centralize county education work. Crowded facilities overflow old court house and schools, prompting a two story 30 000 square foot building for 150 000 dollars. Bret Harte property eyed. supervisors show willingness to fund when materials available and budget allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fional
Vaughn Seidel
Hayward
Seidel
Varius
Health Department
Bret Harte
Education Department
Dead sailor among eight ill after Camp Shoemaker bout
Pleasonton reports one death and eight others seriously ill after a drinking bout at Camp Shoemaker disciplinary barracks. Paul D0 Peek, 28, apprentice seaman from Camanche, China, identified as deceased. Eight others reportedly drank alcohol from an unexplained source. Sir Donald P. Squires, missing since Easter, later found dead by hikers. a German Luger pistol found nearby. Squires, 29, son of May and Mrs. A. Li in Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Camp Shoemaker
West Navid
Paul
Peek
Camanche
China
2 Berg
Clive
Station Hospital
Navy
Sir Donald P. Squires
Camp Shoemaker Naval Hospital
Berkeley Sills
Seaman
May
Squires
Berkeley
Show Off Scolded For Buzzing Over Pinedale Court
Hayward police reprimanded Alexander O Milton after a yellow airplane from Harvard Airport buzzed just above a telephone pole on Pinedale Court. A 74 Pine Dale Court resident reported the low flight at 4:30 p.m. yesterday, noting an army pilot and civilian were involved. Milton, of 784 Pine Dale Court, was identified as the offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale Court
Alexander O. Milton
Hayward
GuseJergentz
Havovard
Milton
Sergents
Boy Accidentally Shot While Playing
An eleven year old boy Raymond Sey mour of Creek Rand Tennyson was shot in the thigh yesterday afternoon when a playmate Robert Phi lis fired a 22 short rifle accidentally. Raymond was treated at Hayward hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Seymour
Creek Rand
Tennyson
Robert Philis
Grand Avenue
Robert
Raymond
Shirley J. Seymour
Hayward Hospital
Shoemaker Sailors Die of Gas Fumes
Five sailors died from gas fumes in a Sacramento hotel room while on liberty from Camp Shoe. Navy officials said one man likely caused a carbon tetrachloride device to ignite in their lap, filling the room with deadly fumes through the night. Names listed include William C. Watson, Shevlit Minn, Ronald Brown, and others from Kodiak Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Nave
Willian
C. Watson
Shevlit
Minn
Ronald Brown
Kodiak
Alaska
Navy
Camp Shoe
Calendar of Local Events Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonive Sons of the Galden Wear Eden Pavior No 11% 8 p.m. Mutual Benefit and Christian Service society. Veterans and auxiliary San Loremo Casualty club Ban HenRO ODLY Pivcamore Lodge No 128 1008 & m TOMORROW AAUW installation dinner 7 pm Ann Williams Brat Herts PTA Business and Professional Women's Club 7:30 p.m Green Shutter Canadian Legion Hayward Post No 114 pm Vutezane Memorial building Hayward Acres Volunteer fire department pm Bunsal school Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce pm city hall Mt Eden Eden Improvement club 8 p.m Mt Eden school Oro Lome Sanitary district 15 p.m 91843 Foothill boulevard Retail Merchants association Gregn whuttey Trinity Church Junior Guild p.m Woodmen of World Gypsreag Camp No 141 8 pm Dania hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonive Sons of the Galden
Eden Pavior
Daria
Christian Service Soviety
Raguine Veterana
San
Loremo Camaiualty
Ban Henro Odly Pivcamore Lodge
AAUW
Ann Wiliams
Brat Herts Pta
Businew
Green
Canadian Legion
Hayward
Vutezane
Mamoriel
Hayward Acres
Voluntear Fire Department
Pum
Bunsal School
Hayward Area
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Eden Improvement Club
Mt. Eden
Oro Lome
Foothill
Ratall Merchants Association
Trinity Church
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