Italy's Premier De Gasperis Talks on Territorial Claims
Premier Alcide De Gasperi warns Austria and France seek to redraw northern frontiers. He cites Brenner Pass and Upper Adige as leverage, says Paris talks set for May 30 and May 27. He links Austrian aims to Nazi theory and Germany's open door, urging caution over repeated Franco-Italian claims.
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Italy
United Press
J. Edward Murray
Wpir
Austria
Alely
Brenner Pass
Alcide de Gasper
de Gasperl
Upper Adige
Alps
Germany
Parig
Bressanone
Pusteria
Paris
de Gasperi
France
Charles du Gaulle
Communists
Aosta
Piccolo
San Hernardo
Mount Chaberton
Moncenisin
di Terra de Viccacia
Mely
Local Marble Tourney Awards Ready
Hayward Civic and Social club prepared to present cups and trophies at upcoming award assemblies in each grade school. Club members will visit school programs to make trophy presentations and plan a barbecue for the next secular meeting on June 13. A permit was secured for Bret Harte field for the club sponsored juvenile saltball team, and uniforms for the team will be purchased. Films of the Amazon River, contributed by Standard Oil, were shown at the meeting.
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Hayward Civic and Social Club
A i
Bret Harte
Amazon
Standard Oil Company
Lions to Elect Lions Club Officers at June Meeting
Hayward Lions club will hold balloting at the June 12 meeting announced by president William Bowman. Sole nominee for president is Roy F. Stromgren with Joseph A. WShenone Harold F. McCarter and Resti Zaballos listed for vice president positions. Nominations for rotary and treasurer posts include L. Larsen Leon Menca Jack Rees G. Docvante and others. Directors to be chosen include Joseph Church Harold Nygren David Julienne Andy Harmon Frank Alves Robert Wa and Lester Griggs.
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Lions Club
Hayward Club
William Bowman
Roy F. Stromgren
Joseph A.wshenone
Harold F.mccarter
Resti Zaballos
St. L. Larsen
Leon Menca
Rotary
Jack Rees
G. Docvante
Herbert A.roberts
Ray Bartelson
Lion Tamer
Wesley Idon
Edward V. Tate
Wister
Joseph ,Church
Wiarold’ Nygren
David Julienne
Andy Harmon
Frank Alves
Pbert Wa
Lester Griggs
Hillcrest Knolls Sewer Hearing Set
Announcement of a public hearing on the proposed Ore Loma sewer project for Hillcrest Knolls was made at a Hillcrest Knolls Improvement Club meeting. The session at Ayhhind school is scheduled for June 1, with Col. John Skaggs of the state highway division reporting traffic study results at Foothill Boulevard and 150th Avenue. An executive board was elected and Glen Roberts won an auto paint job prize.
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Hillcrest Knolls
Hillcrest Knolls Improvement Club
Ayhhind School
Boan
Jerome Crawiford
Federated Improvement Clubs
Alameda County
Millcrest Knolls
Post Office Department
Club
John Skaggs
State Highway Division
Foothill Boulevard
150Th Avenue
Skaggs
J. Flowers
B. Paquette
Ben Brodie
John Leavens
C. Covert
Glen Roberts
Clifford Butts
Cleaners Plan Area Minimum Price Survey
Members of the Southern Alameda County Cleaners association met at the Green Shutter and signed a petition urging the state board of cleaners to implement a minimum price survey in the area. Survey to begin within 30 days, Roy Stromer Jr. announced. Participants included State Cleaners, S and H Cleaners, Tate's Drive In, American, Quality and A and B Cleaners. Affiliate plans for Hayward plant owners with the East Bay Plant Owners association were discussed. Next meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening May 28 at the Green Shutter Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County Cleaners’ Association
Green Shutter
State Board of Cleaners
Roy Stromer
State Cleaners
S and H Cleaners
Tate
Ameerican
Quality
B Cleaners
Hayward
Bay
Southern Alameda Countty Association
Canneries Face Contempt Order By Ninth Circuit
The California Processors and Growers were ordered by the Ninth Circuit to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for negotiating an exclusive bargaining contract with AFL unions last week. They must answer by May 31, with a June 3 hearing. The petition, filed by NLRB Director Joseph E. Watson, alleges violations of an NLRB order and a 1840 circuit decree.
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California
Anel
Ninth Federal Court of Appeals
AFL
CPG
Joseph E. Watson
San Francisco
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Weather Today Bright and Mild Across City
Partly cloudy today with light winds and mild temperatures. Tonight and Saturday show similar conditions with gradual cooling and light southerly breezes. Highs around mid sixties and lows near fifty, with no precipitation expected.
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Changa
E K Sullivan Named Hunt Manager Here
E K Sullivan appointed Hayward district manager for Hunt Foods Inc announced by Charles W Froetlich general superintendent Sullivan brings long service from 1919 start in Hayward seved as Linden Ranch manager plant superintendent in Los Gatos San Jose Suisun and Puyallup Wash For past 18 months he ran the Fullerton plant He will oversee Hayward operations The announcement confirms no changes for B street plant staff and notes his family will move to Hayward Known locally as Gene he is active in civic affairs including the Rotary and Elks
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Charles W. Froetlich
Hunt Foods
Tnc
E. K. Sullivan
Hayward
Sullivan
Los Gatos
San. Jose
Suisun
Puyallup
Wash
Fullerton
Proehlich
B. P. Russell
FB. A. Hansel
B Street
Henry Collings
William Dodson
A Street
Gene
Fraternal Order of
Ellis
Rotary Eld
Pullorton
Hayward youngsters display train and landscape pictures
Pre teenage children at Hayward exhibit at Bret Harte art room showcase finger painted trains flowers and houses drawn with bold strokes. Leaders like Mrs. Anne LeBlanc note age shows in works while students from Markham Highland and Muir schools present sky ground and rim of paper effects.
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Hayward
Bret Harte
Dali
Gainsborough
Rembrandt
Salvadore
Tommy
Harmenszoon van Rijin
Glorya Cardera
Muir School
Henry Saitta
Anne LeBlanc
Sharon McCullough
Markhamy School
Hager Williams
Highland School
Janet Martin
Norman Otto
Markham
Barbavils
Victor Kremer
Alfonzo Sileiz
Verla Stockflith
Eugene Cabral
Don Marfin
Tom Lynch
Keith Johnson
Eleanor Valente
Burbank
Muir
Vive DeVinci
Cezanne
Michelangelo
Massie Heads San Lorenzo Lions Club at Election
Larry Massie was named president of the San Lorenzo Lions club at an election meeting Thursday evening. New officers include Danny Silva as first vice president Jack Marlin as second vice president Russell Swuss as third vice president Laurel Murphy as secretary Raymond Ferguson as treasurer Fred Wilson as tail twister Arthur Durante as lion tamer and directors for one year Jevny W. Conn and Al Snyder for two years Fred Evieci and Chaves Elrod chosen as two year directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Massie
San Lorenzo Lions Club
Danny Silva
Jack Marlin
Russell Swuss
Laurel Murphy
Raymond Ferguson
Fred Wilson
Arthur Durante
Jevny
W. Conn
al Snyder
Fred Evieci
Chaves Elrod
Cafes Asked to Serve Bread Only on Request
President Truman's Famine committee urged restaurants to serve bread and other wheat foods only when customers request them. The committee noted conservation efforts by public eating places have not been as successful as hoped.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Aeronautics Association Meets Here
The Bay Area chapter of the National Aeronautics Association met at the Green Shutter hotel. Commander J. Ti. Hud-Buens outlined Coast Guard duties during the war and current roles. Fred McElwain, new Hayward Airport manager, described airport operations and anticipated a bright port future with confidence in its potential. Iv an A. Askelson presided with Tom Stafford Welton Vance Ken McDonald George Cracknell auxiliary officers. Milt Dohner Orland Close E. Guy Warren Keith Tomley Gerald Worthley and Councilman William Wilson were introduced as members of the airport board and chamber officials attended.
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Licenl
J. Ti. Hud- Buens
Coast Guard
Bay Ares
National Aeronautics Asociation
Green Shutter Hotel
Fred McElwain
Hayward
N.A.A
Ivan A. Askelson
Tom Stafford
Welton Vance
Ken
McDonald
George Cracknell
Hayward Area
Airlines Plan To Bump Passengers To Free Mail Space
Airlines operating from San Francisco prepared to bump passengers from scheduled flights to make room for mail and railway express under an Office of Defense Transportation order that took effect with the railroad strike. United, Transcontinental, and Western Air Lines continued reservations late last night as traffic officials said enough mail demand had not yet materialized to force bumps. Cancellations were to be on a last come, first bumped basis as civilian aviation assets the OD T could marshal were readied for priority cargo.
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San Francisco
Office of Defense Transportation
United Air Lines
Transcontinental and Western Air
TWA
Western Air Lines
Railway Express
Priority Express
Hay
Ayers
Senate Moves To Enact Union Curbs In Senate Action
Washington report says the Senate, heated by coal strikes, moved toward enacting strict union curbing legislation after a 14 hour session that stretched to 1 15 a m. Advocates predicted victories as they pressed a labor bill past two weeks of opposition. The chamber met an hour early at 11 am to resume the drive.
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Washington
Senate
Nation's railroads halted as strike grips West
United Press reports a second day strike cripples western rail service from California to Oregon. Passenger and freight trains stalled as engineers and trainmen walk out, disrupting agriculture, business, and daily life. Truck transport remains to meet some demand for beef, lamb, butter, and vegetables, with potential shortages warned by market news. Thousands of commuters shift to highways while cities face disrupted transit and agriculture faces bleak outlook.
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United Press
Far West
Western
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Federal
Middle West
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California State Department of Agriculture
C. A. Duckworth
I. Edgar Dick
Western States Meat Packers Association
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Pacific
Portland
Ogden
el Paso
Texas
Salinas
Cal
Monterey
San Benito
Santa Cruz
Pacific Electric Railway
National Railway
Sirice
Paacifie
Colonel Warren to Sail with Fleet Scouts for Bikini Tests
About 800 Army Navy and civilian technicians will serve as radiological scouts for Operation Crossroads at Bikini. Colonel Warren, commanding officer and radiological safety adviser, sails aboard Haven from Oakland to oversee instruments and sensors testing water and lagoon radioactivity with Geiger counters and portable badges ensuring exposure stays within limits.
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Colonel Warren
Bikini
Stafford Warren
W. H. P. Blandy
Hayward
EB. Guy
Warren
Focal
Crossroads
University of Rochester
Manhattan Project
Haven
Bikini Lagoon
Uafe
Roentgen
President Calls Extraordinary Conference on Strike Crisis
President Truman ordered an extraordinary conference of top officials to discuss the railroad strike crisis. Attendees included secretaries of state treasury war interior labor and the attorney general plus acting navy secretary and key White House aides. The aim was to canvass the overall strike situation as 250000 trainmen and engineers remained off the job after a two day truce.
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Washington, W.pl
Truman
State
Treasury
War
Interior
Labor
Secetary
Navy Jot
White House
Charles G. Ross
John R. Steelman
Sieelman
A. F. Whitney
Alvanley Johrstom
Airport Offers! Free flights amid rail strike in Bay Area
Hayward Airport superintendent Free G. McElwain announced emergency air service for Hayward area residents during the railroad strike. Small loads up to 100 pounds, passenger service nearby, and cross country charters with planes of light and heavier types are available. The post office imposed a drastic strike ban, limiting mail to first class letters and cards. Local cannery shipments shift to trucks as rail service halts. Eisenhower cut vacation for emergency railroad talks. Navy recalls pilots and diverts transports to bolster domestic movement.
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Hayward
Free G. McElwain
Eas
Hayward Area
Bay Area
McElwain
Post Office
Pare i Post
American Meat Institute
Institute
Dwight’ D. Eisenhower
Anny
Stat
Washington
J. W. Reeves
Naval Air Transport Service
Navy
Pacific
Way Department
United States
Major Scores Postpone Games Rail Strike
Rail strike disrupts Major and American League baseball schedules causing postponements across national games and leading to widespread rescheduling of key matchups this period.
Babies' Deaths From Epidemic Diarrhea On Army Transports
New York army medical board reports six babies died and 14 more seriously ill on two GI brideships. Tests continue to identify the cause, mothers attributing the illness to overcrowded conditions and lack of medical care on the transports Zebulon Vaner and Brazil.
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New York
wWi
Army
Zebulon Vaner
Brazil
Trucking Strike Set Across California and Northwest
An official of Consolidated Freightways announced a strike by long haul truck drivers in California and the Pacific Northwest including Shranughowl. The action is planned to begin Sunday.
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SAN Trancisco
U.P
Longhaul
California
Shranughowl
Pacific Northwest
von Sunday
Consolidated Freightways
Sande
Calendar of Events Highlights Local Activities Tonight
A garbled calendar lists community events including carpenters union, Danish Sisterhood benefit whist, a country carnival, Hayward high school activities, Men’s Spanish Hacreation club, and a Veterans' Alliance gathering. Tomorrow features Bill Coudy Post Me and Memorial aid dances.
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Carpenters and Jolnore Union
P. Wi
Danin Ball
Dante Hall
Kountry Knenival
Pap
Hayward High Rehool
Memoria Pure Ciniboude
Rhaingold Lodge
IDEA
Aiance
Bill Coudy
Dante
Night Must Fall at Communit Theater June 4
Community Theater presents Night Must Fall with a June 4 opening. Local high school auditorium hosts the event as part of the June theater lineup. June 7 adds another performance, with organizers from San Leandro and Hayward area Chambers of Commerce assisting. The Alameda County Fair and Lions Club events are listed nearby.
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High School
Suditorhim
Gan Lorenga Premieslab
Mixo Grammar School
San Leandro
Haywari Area
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
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