South Hayward to Seek Better Water Supply Partners
South Hayward plans talks with Valle Vista and Tennyson to probe sources and methods for a municipal distributive system. The Hayward committee, including Mrs. Dali Manley and Mrs. Alice Rogers, will meet Valle Vista and Tennyson reps to explore ties to East Bay Municipal Water District or annexation options with Hayward, Valle Vista, and Tennyson weighing the best path to secure Metch Hytehy water and district control.
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Adlings
Mill Souls Hayward
Las
Sto Aid
Valle Vista
Timmyson
South Naywird
Dali Manley
Alice Rogers
Andrew Your
Haley
Eden Township
Foratlon
Mutual
Ick
Bauer
Valle Vista Improvement
Shib
Tennyson
East Bay
San Francisco
Ies
Cherryland
East Gay
Hayward
South Hayward
Hanley
Improvémen Club
RJ. Barkey
Villa Vista
P.M. Ryde
P. M. Alexander
Ralph Polltte
Valle Vista Improvement Club Meeting Notice
Valle Vista Improvement Club meeting announced for Veterans Building at 3 p.m. and Valley Club at 1 a.m. Details reference Masonic lodge and school board events with dates and locations unclear due to OCR errors. The notice lists associations such as American Veterans and local organizations, urging attendance and mentioning various times and venues.
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Valle Vista Improvement Club
RTT
En ‘Ware
Pern
Cauni Tot Pee eaAy
Mprovement
Pn EK En Cny
Bou MB Pam
City Nell
Merieen
Valley Club
Dania Ora
Masonic
Ners
Bian Sealay Echeol Board
Sen Lakolle
Ferm
Seater
Rearnatian
Directors Elected for Hayward San Leandro Hospital Plan
A Hayward San Leandro area group formed a non profit hospital corporation with a board of directors to guide plans for a new Southern Alameda county facility. Charter members signed articles of incorporation and the board will meet at Castro V Gardens Thursday at 7 pm to study the articles and begin financing, location, size and services. Public attendance urged.
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Pir
Hayward” Avon
Wagade
San Teandra
Chirtern
Hayward-5
Leeandro
Castro V Gardens
Uility
Wesley Plunkett
Stanley Block
Willem Bulfham Bewa Phelps
Lloyd Bradhall
Gear Bs Cracknell
Frantis ‘Nicholas
Les Fraeman
Les Williams
Myron Hervell
Fred Cox Howell Plemmons
Keli Bevahiriye
Aciiur
Fred Marks
J. Ward Butler
van Vleck
Tom Nick
Tweérb Way
Vincent McLake
Pete Weston
William ©. Wilson
George Vestal
HaywardArea
San Leandro Chamber
Alameda County
Maynard Chamber
LDS Leader Urges Navajo Land Grant in Utah
President George Albert Smith of the LDS church urged that more lands be allotted to the Navajo Indians in Utah as their numbers rise while available lands fall.
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Salt Lake City
George Albert Smith
LDS Church
Nature Acts Up Rampaging Quake and Winds Hit Ontario
A CAT seismograph registered a very large earthquake for over an hour, described by C F Richier of CALTECH as from beyond the world. Wind disrupted the recording, while in Ontario California violent winds blew dust clouds across the area, toppling trees and damaging vehicles.
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Pasadena
California Institute of Technology
C. F. Richier
Richier
Ontario
Calif
United Press
Resignation and Tense Exchange at Alameda County Fair Meet
Alameda County officials faced a hazy fall after a dramatic Pleasanton fur association meeting. Supervisor Harry Bartell resigned as county fair representative amid a heated exchange with Dr. Paul E. Dolan, president of the fair association, prompting Irv Wixson to storm out. The board, five members present, delayed plans for the 1947 fair as investigators probe possible ties between the fair and Pleasanton Raving, with no 1947 plans until the inquiry ends. Bartell had long sought resignation, saying Stanley should assume the role. Chester Stanley became fair committee chair and Wixson succeeded Bartell in the board.
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Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
Pleasanton
Harry Bartell
Irv Successsor
Cliff Wixson
Paul E. Dolan
Fair Association
Wixson
Pleasanton Raving Association
Wixert
Stoss
Fair Board
Alameda County Grand Jury
Bartell
Stanley
Chester Stanley
Livermore
Ship Strike Continues On West Coast Amid Wage Dispute
The west coast shipping strike continued today as ship owners, despite U S Maritime Commission authorization, refused to implement higher east coast wages and better working conditions.
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San Francisco
U.S.’ Maritime Commission
Three Hurt In Pickup Auto Crash
Frank Nunes Ferrari, 70, was critically injured when his pickup crashed head on into a car driven by Joe Garcia Holguin, 25. Two others were hurt, Terra’s injuries described as internal, and the accident occurred on Highway 61A at Mowery and Santos roads at 11:25 p.m. Local hospital listed Terra as in fair condition. Other injured included Frank Henley, 34, and Marlene, with a fractured shoulder and possible pelvic injuries. An earlier crash on State Route 098 at Hesperian and Lewelling involved Hazel Steward and driver Hosea Weeks. Another accident on East 7th Street and Matox Road sent Mrs. Lena Guedotti to Hayward Hospital with possible broken ribs. other injured were Mrs. St Cloud and Wiley Watkins with facial injuries.
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Frank Nunes Ferrari
Taani Avenue
San Leandro
Joe Garcia Holguin
Niles
Kent Centerville
Terra
Permanente Hsopitz
Frank Henley
Betton Court Road
Newark
Hosea Benton
Hutchings Drive
Hesperian
Lewelling
Lena Guedotti
Dublin Honevard
Hayward Hoespital
East 7Th Street
Matox Road
Guedolli
Stlvia’ Pagni
Broadway
Oakland
Ralph H. St. Cloud
Pacific Avenue
Alameda
Wiley Watkins
Clinton Avenue
Bernice St. Cloud
St. Cloud
Forum Draws 60 to Debate Fair Employment Act
Dr. Alfred G. Fisk leads a panel at San Francisco State College high school library on Proposition 11. More than sixty attendees from diverse backgrounds hear equal argument for and against the state constitutional amendment. Proponents and opponents cite statistics and discuss potential legality as voices including Ralph Anderson and others participate.
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Alfred G. Fisk
San Francisco State Ccollege
High Schol Library
Ralph Anderson
Marjorie McCarter
George Chance
Corel Rogers
Herrell
Francis Bowen
F. Jensen
Jack Rees
Noberg
Join Sandoval
Man Drink Iodine in Apparent Suicide Attempt
Edward A. Guy of 1308 Graff Avenue San Leandro was treated at Fairmont hospital after consuming a quarter ounce of iodine in what sheriff’s officers described as a death by own action. His wife Lucretia reported the iodine was ingested following a family argument earlier in the morning.
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Edward A. Guy
Graff Avenue
San Leandro
Fairmont Hospital
Graff
Lucretia
Small Nations Press to Shape German Border Talks
The Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg delivered protests to the United States Great Britain Soviet Russia and France as Big Four foreign ministers meet in New York on the eve of a council session. Byrnes Bevin Molotov and Bidault prepare to discuss Germany and satellite treaties while delaying main talks until November 20.
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Byrnes
New York
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Byrats
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
France
Te Council of Foreign Ministers
Waldorf Agtori Hotel
Hitler
Bevin
James FP
Ernest Bevin
Aquitania
Paris
Molotov
United Nations Assembly
Georges Bidault
Quai D'Orsay
Couve Dle
Big Four
Slain Wife and Child Found. Husband Dead by Suicide
In Emeryville a 45 year old man Pearl Sylvester Wilson Jr hacked his wife Eilig Wilson 36 with an axe and killed their three year old son before killing himself in their home at 1906 6Sth street. Neighbors Mrs Ernest Heffley and Mrs Hatley recounted a violent midnight quarrel and a pistol and hatchet were found at the scene.
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Ernest Helfley
Hayward Seeks Fair Rent as Evicted Family Hums Hotels
Hollywood actress Susan Hayward and her husband with 18 month old twins Timothy and Gregory remain in two hotel rooms after eviction for the fourth time in two years. Hayward says they need a landlord who will rent without a black market price while hunting for a home.
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Hollywood
Susan Hayward
Miss Hayward
Jess Bareker
Timothy
Gregory
Mies Hayward
Youths Await Sentencing In California Slayings
In Yuba City California teenagers Billy Anderson and Nathan James await formal sentencing for first degree murder in the September 8 slayings of Billy Andersons father and stepmother. Superior Judge Arthur Coats will decide Monday whether they begin life terms in San Quentin or a California Youth Authority institution.
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Yuba City
Calif
Billy Anderson
Nathamn James
Billy
San Quentin
California Youth Authority
Arthur Coats
United Nations Deliberations on Admittance Stir Global Tensions
At Lake Success the Security Council backed admission for Afghanistan Teeland and Sweden, triggering a clash between the United States and the Soviet Union over council rights. Senator Connally pressed to air broader issues while the Soviet delegate Vishinsky argued the matter was closed. A separate push seeks veto power for any Big Five on trusteeship pacts, drawing mixed reactions in the 51 nation committee.
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of Vishinsky
Security Council
Tom Connally
Tex
Australia
Mexico
Connally
United Nations
Soviet Union
51 Nation Committee
Amerigan
United States
Truman Aids 48 Estonian Refugees Allowed to Stay
President Truman authorized 48 Estonian refugees threatened with deportation at Miami to remain in the United States. He said they will not be deported and will eventually receive immigration visas. The refugees, who sailed in small boats, faced return to hostile conditions in their homeland under Russian rule.
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Washington
Uril
Truman
Miami
Pla
White House
Atlantic
Immigration Service
Trutian
London Paper Claims U S Has 96 Atomic Bombs
The Daily Express reports U S nuclear arsenal at 90 bombs with a six monthly production plan at Hanford Washington. It says the bomb weighs 9000 pounds about 25 feet long with two parachutes and B 29 bomb bays linked. Eight bombs existed after Nagasaki. Bikini test reduced stockpile to 96. San Francisco warns small craft of 25 35 mph northwest winds.
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London
U.R
The
Daily Express
United States
Ima
Hanford
Wash
Express
Nagasaki
Bikini
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
San Francisco Bay
Bam
Siltisel
Publisher Henry Luce to visit Tokyo on return trip
Henry Luce publisher of Time and Life Magazines who has toured China since October 27 will leave here Sunday for Tokyo on his way back to the United States.
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Japan
Shanghat
Henry Luce
Time and Life Magazines
China
Tokyo
United States
Hybrid Movies Spark Drama in Chicago Theaters
Chicago theater owners fretted as screens flashed odd hybrids with a sea captain whipping Alan Ladd while a football newsreel interrupted the scene. Essantis Theaters Corp. president Edwin Silverman blamed union organizers as saboteurs, calling it communist lawlessness. Eugene J. Atkinson of the motion picture operators union said nothing about hybrids but noted efforts to organize other dealer workers. Owners met in conference to decide on a course of action.
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Chicago
Alan Ladd
Edwin Silverman
Essantis ‘Theaters Corp
Eugene J. Atkinson
Silverman
Bulldogs Crush Alabama 14 to 0 Behind Charley Trippi
Georgia’s unbeaten Bulldogs dominate Alabama 14 to 0 in Athens before about 50 000 fans. Charley Trippi shines with strong rushing and passing form as the home team secures the shutout victory.
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Georgia-Albama
Athens
Charley Trippi
Georgia
Bulldogs
Alabama
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