Key System Sold to Big Transit Company by National City Lines
National City Lines Inc parent of Pacific City Lines Inc of Oakland acquired a controlling interest in Railway Equipment & Realty Co Ltd, sole owner of Key System. Alfred J. Lundberg retires as president. Joven Vs Hentithyman of City Lines will succeed him. Pacific City Lines based in Oakland will retain local management to accelerate modernization of East Bay transit facilities. Haugh becomes key executive of Key System and Railway Equipment & Realty Co Ltd. previously vice president of Union Pacific Railroad and president of the California Transit Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KEY System
BIG Transit Company
Lundberg
National City Lines, Inc
Pacific City Lines, Inc
Oalland
Railway Equipment & Realty Company, Ltd
Alfred J. Lundberg
Joven Vs Hentithyman
City Lines
Oakland
Up- Grates Transit
Western
Mig
National City Lines
Rockies
Los Angeles
United States
East Bay
Haugh
Key System and Railway Raipment & Realty Company
Ttd
Union Pacific Railroad
California Transit Association
Wansit Properties
California
Tennyson Votes On School Bond Issue
Tennyson voters will go to the polls Friday May 17 to vote on an $18 000 bond for school expansion They will also cast ballots for school board member Tazex Dennis who is unopposed Polls open from 1am to 2pm Inspector for the election is Mrs Minnie Lee Whitlock and judges are Mrs Invel Wyatt and Mrs Murcetla Bellz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Tazex Dennis
Minnie Lee Whitlock
Invel, Wyatt
Murcetla Bellz
Mrs Roche to Attend BPWC National Convention in Cleveland
Mrs Perle Roche, recent Bay district BPWC president, will attend the biannual BPWC national convention in Cleveland as a Bay district delegate. Hayward club votes to cover $100 of her convention expenses. Club members prepare for Hobergs Lake County state convention delegates and welcome new members Carol Puleifer Claire Krusekopf Leona Ward. Miss Aimee Creelman wins emblem drawing and reads letters from Norway and Warsaw as boxes of food are sent to Europe. May 20 open meeting includes installation by Miss Ethel M Johnstone, retiring California Federation president.
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Perle Roche
BPWC
Cleveland
Bay
Hayward
Roche
Tel
Hoberg'’s
Lake County
Bwalla Tillotson
Eulalia Anderson
Mildred Rossini
Lydia Christensen
Inge Sorensen
Tash
Carol Puleifer
Claire Krusekopf
Leona Ward
Aimee Creelman
Creclmin
Fron
Norway
Warsaw
Ethel M. Johnstone
Retirig
California Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Interracial Group To Meet Tomorrow At Trinity Church
Second public meeting of a new group to improve intercultural relations will be held tomorrow at Trinity Church 184 Castro Street at p.m. Officers will be elected and membership principles set. All interested persons urged to attend. The meeting grows from a February speech by Dr Buell Gallagher of Berkeley on racial prejudice and methods to combat it.
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Trinity Church
Castro Street
Buell Gallagher
Berkeley
National League Game Postponed Amid Dense PRAGUE Scores
Postponed National League matchup noted with scattered fragments of team names including Howton and Detroit. The crumpled text references major scores and players, indicating a delayed baseball result in a page sparse with OCR errors.
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Poe
Prague
New York
Dickey
Loldale
Diel
Wash Higtor
Detroit
Qheee Ray
Tob- Bae
Sautelle Neon
Air Group Schedules Meet Here
Lieut Comey J O Hudgens will speak at the San Found meeting of the National Aeronautics Association chapter on May 23 at the Green Shutter hotel. He will discuss Air Sea Rescue Work by the Coast Guard, noting his prior role as head of air sea rescue units. About 125 to 150 people are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comey
J. O. Hudgens
12Th Coast Guard
San
Ore
National Aeronautics Association
Green Shutter
Hudgens
Coast Guard
Hit and Run Hearings Continue for Williams and Rodriguez
Preliminary hearings for Elmer Williams and Daniel Rodriguez, both from Russell City, were continued before Judge Jacob Harter Jr. Rodriguez faces a hit and run felony tied to the April 29 death of Robert G. McFarhind on Adams Road. Williams, charged with involuntary manslaughter in the April 26 death of James Foss Welxel on Gunn Road, now resumes May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Williams
Russell City
Daniel Rodriguez
Washington
Jacob Harter, Jr
Rodriguez
Robert G. McFarhind
Adams Road
Williams
James Foss Welxel
Gunn Road
Surplus Cotton Set Aside for Citrus Farm Tents
The Civilian Production Administration announced that about 650000 yards of surplus Cotton Fabric held by the War Assets Administration will be set aside to manufacture fumigating tents for fruit trees. The fabric is designated for California orange and lemon groves and will be sold only to citrus growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uups
War Assets Administration
California
Byrnes urges German peace plan at Paris conference
U S secretary James Byrnes proposed a German peace framework in Paris. He urged a special ministerial committee to draft a preliminary treaty for a second peace conference while pushing immediate work by deputies to ease economic barriers in the occupation zones. Molotov Bevin and Bidault signaled study and support while Byrnes warned that German economic questions must be addressed now to avoid chaos and potential U S halting of exports to fund imports.
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Paris
James FF
Byrnes
Germany
Toor Timt
Thaly
Haller
Luiken Wap
United States
Transportation Problem Referred to Railroad Commission
Transportation issues in San Lorenzo Village and Lewelling Meekland area lead to a resolution referring the matter to the Railroad Commission. Hayward chamber directors push broader transport improvements while noting hospital and street concerns and thanking local officials for educational facility efforts.
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San Lorenzo Village
St. John's Parish
Lewelling-Meekland Grey
Hoverselters
Railroad Commission
Hay
East Fourteenth Street
Mutual Problems
Les Williams
Fanre Brackett
Hayward Area
Hayward
Jack Rees
George Janssen
Vaughn Seidel
Lester Foley
Miss Sheets Wins Hayward Future Speech Contest
Joanne Sheets, a graduating senior at Hayward Union High, won the Hayward Future speech contest held before the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce board. Second place went to Boyd Long, third to Bob Lovell, with honorable mention to Bob Todd. Judges included Charles Roe and Roger Anderson. The winner received 100 dollars plus 26 dollars from sponsor Fred Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Sheets
Iarvane Union High School
Hayward
Hayward Area
Heise
Paw Sheets
Boyd Long
Bob Lovell
Bob Todd
Charles Roe
Roger Anderson
Russ Wing
Esther McStay
Miss Sheets
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Cox
Chamber
Cox
KLX
City Hall Court Room
Hayward Heights Subdivision Opening Ceremony Date
Hayward area Chamber of Commerce announced groundbreaking ceremonies for Hayward Heights subdivision will be held Thursday at 10 o'clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Heights
Hayward Area
Attorney Assails Oro Lama Board Over Drainage Costs
Attorney Wewin C. Easton charged Oro Loma Sanitary District officials with conflicts as work on the North Ashland drainage project climbed costs from 126 715 to 186 046 and extra items rose from 2 500 to 13 200 while purchasing easements jumped to 330 200. The board prepared a new assessment and Protest hearing for Hillcrest Knolls annexation was set for June 11 at the Ashland school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewin C. Easton
Oro Lama Sanitary District Board
Viet
Gaston
San Francisco
North Ashland Dyeinage
Ori Lama Board
L. Cedric Maenber
Ernest Ko Wilson
Easton
Oro Loma Board
George Walter
North Ashland
Hillcrest Knolls
Ashland School
Cracknell to discuss joint county chamber plan
George Cracknell secretary and manager of the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce will discuss no plan for a county unified Chamber of Commerce. He will address the Alvarado Chamber of Commerce and presidents and secretaries of six other chambers at the Odd Fellows hall in Alvarado tomorrow. The plan envisions combining southern division chambers for coordinated action with Hayward Chamber as the nucleus while preserving individual identities or consolidating for strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cracknell
Hayward Area
Chamber of
Commeres
Burther
Mede County
Motorcyclist Richard Silva in Critical Condition
Richard Silva of Alvarado, age 12, is in critical condition at Fairfield hospital after a head on collision on Niles Road. Witnesses say Silva glanced back while passing a car driven by 32 year old Beaulat Morrow of 4130 Morse Avenue, causing fractures to both legs and a fractured arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Silva
Allvarado
Faimoent Hospital
Niles Road
Silva
Wapelhorst Clarifies Poultry Feed Situation
In a detailed note, B J Wapelhorst, manager of Gorrie and Beoman, explains the poultry feed squeeze. He cites high demand, reduced production, and government price ceilings rising May 13, with emphasis on culling nonproductive birds and shifting to productive layers as egg prices stay strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.J. Wapelhorst
Gorrie
Hayward Area
US. Department of Agriculture
Iarna
OPA
Oesopa Usda
Gorn
Coal negotiations in fresh deadlock in rail dispute
United Press reports a renewed deadlock as soft coal mine operators reject United Mine Workers chief John L Lewis proposed 70 million dollar health and welfare fund funded by companies and run by unions. Railroads say some progress toward averting a nationwide strike. Canadian CIO unions begin mass walkouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United Mine Workers
John TL. Lewis
Key
Thumann
Truman
British Columbia
Canada
McGrady
Lewis
Othey Umw
Surge of Hospital Need Studied by Two Chambers
Committees from the Hayward and San Leandro Chambers of Commerce will survey the need for a general hospital located midway between the cities and present their report at a joint meeting in Hayward. June 20, at the airport. Members include Wowell Plemmons, Fret Cox, Bill Varges, Fuss Wing, Val Mollingsworth, George Cracknell, R. H. Musson, Art Beal, W. W. Holden, Waldo Riter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
San Leandro
Long Named Local Safety Chairman
TH. B. Long, principal of Maynard Union high school, chairs the Green Cross fund drive planning campaign to prevent traffic accidents. A planning committee includes Ralph Anderson, Roger Anderson, George Cracknell, Carl Ekens, Val Hollingsworth, Les Newes, Howell Plammons, Jack Fees, Charles Roe, Joe Schenone, Floyd Sparks, Walt Stafford and Herbert F. Way. About 100 solicitors will be selected along with a rural committee, publicity committee and speakers bureau. The $50,000 drive was launched Monday by the East Bay chapter of the National Safety Council with Lowell B. Blunt as chairman. Membership cards and Green Cross lapel pins will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. B. Long
Maynard Union High School
Green Cross
Prea
Long
Ralph Anderson
Roger Anderson
George Cracknell
Carl Ekens
Val Hollingsworth
Les Newes
Howell Plammons
Jack Fees
Charles Roe
Joe Schenone
Floyd Sparks
Walt Stafford
Herbert F. Way
East Bay
National Safety Council
Lowell B. Blunt
Oakland
Craen Cross
Electricians May Make Deposits Now
Electrical firms may deposit 100 with Electrical Inspector Pat Wetzel before taking competency examinations under the city amended electrical code. A band of examiners will be approved at the next city council meeting. The panel includes the electrical inspector as an ex officio member and six others, among them an electrical contractor a journeyman electrician and a consulting electrical engineer employed by a public utility. The code requires the 100 deposit to guarantee payment of all permits and inspection fees owed to the city of Hayword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Wetzel
Hayword
Weather Ahead Clear Skies After Dense Fog Tonight
A weather note reports high fog tonight easing into clear conditions by morning and daytime sun. Temperature details are unclear with references to maximum and minimum limits absent or garbled. Planners should expect improving visibility as the day progresses with potential cooling later in the period.
Navy to open postgraduate school at Del Monte California
The navy announced a plan to establish a postgraduate school at Del Monte California for training line and engineering officers, with an expected enrollment of about 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy School
Washington
U.P
Navy Today
del Monte
Calif
Calendar Of Events Highlighting Local Activities Tonight
Community schedule lists Yadminion events for men and women at 7:30 pm, Unyward high school girls event, patrol claus at 7:15 pm, Kiwanis Club gathering at Bret Hari library, and mixed activities at Castro Valley and San Lorenzo venues. Tomorrow features American Legion auxiliary, religious societies, and civic clubs with multiple meetings and social gatherings across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadminion
Unywned
Patrol Claus
Pam
Unyward High School
Community Council
Bret Hari
Kiwanis Club
Castro Villa
Wozenih War Votorune
Auxilar
Jane Dupcing
Ashland School
Rheana Et Oe Reat
Gux- Meng Nies Taatiner
Gux- Meng Nies Taatiner B ‘Ung ‘Ladies Featitile
Samy St. Anthony’s’ Hall
Fie Ee
Americah Legion
P.m Memorial
Buptlat Church Missionary Society
Baymberg
Castro Valley
Ioof Temple
San Loranzo
Ad Saranzo Lions Club
Pity Danny's
Sunset Acho
Green Shuter
Look Forward To a Sunday May 18 Dance Festival
Event listing notes a May 18 Fol Dance Festival with Howall Anden and Babi Breed ary at a table show. Mention of June 20 duesetore of Sen Leandro and Hayward A Chamabert of Commerce. July 13 tentative Liens chile Pifterambert-Chamhar Ot tain marce week in Alamada County Pali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howall Anden
Duesetore
Sen Leandro
Hayward
Chamabert of Commerce
al Menting
Alamada
Pali
Chile
Pifterambert
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Hayward Union High School
San Jose
Barbara Setile
Jeannine Houiller
Anthony Morelli
Betty Perry
Betty Hughes
Noreen Marcie
Betty Hodge
Mary Fern Coffie
Phott
Kent Studio
N. E. Clemens
Mrs. Roche
National League
Rattataeat
Howton
Ministee V
My. Molnlev l
Russia
Saat
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Georges ‘Bidauld
France
Assails Oro Lama
Cracknell YO
Wapelhorst
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