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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1945

Page

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San Leandro boundary push targets Hillcrest Knolls area

San Leandro board supporters push to expand city limits through Hillcrest Knolls toward 160th Avenue and extend school district boundaries. San Lorenzo district plans a new school site near Foothill Boulevard and 150th Avenue, while local scouting leaders face leadership changes and calls for committee housecleaning.

Hoard Washington Jineyoan Derive Maleyon Drive Uesperkan Raatith Street 160 Avenue Foothill Boulevard Hill Crest San Leandro 160Th Avenue 10Th Avenue San Léandro Idard Avenue Bancroft San Lorenzo Board 150Th Avenue Aoothill Boulevard Auch Lux

Xavier Cugat To Play In Oakland

Xavier Cugat brings his lively show to the Oakland Auditorium on Saturday November 24. The famed dance maestro charts a career crossing music and caricature, after early work with Enrico Caruso and a stint as a newspaper cartoonist in Los Angeles. He headlines with his orchestra for a premier entertainment event in Oakland.

Xavier Cugat Oakland South Mr. Cugit Tls Enrico Caruso Cugal America Caruso Cugat Los Angeles Avier Cugat Oakland Auditorium

Calendar Of Events Sunday Activities And Meetings

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 2 30 p m community hall All Saints Holy Name society ay Monday Rotary club 12 noon Green Shutter Hotel San Lorenzo Community Club 2 p m school Sycamore Lodge No 125 6 p m IOOF Tamarack Branch Children's Hospital 1 p m Mutual Benefit and Christian Service Society Regular Veterans 8 p m Veterans Memorial building TODAY Baumberg Improvement club dance War Ches benefit Pacific Rabbit Breeders 8 pm Valborg Lodgs dance p m Dania hell

Veterans of Foreign Wars All Saints’ Holy Name Society San Lorenzo Pacific Rabbit Breeders Valborg Dania Hell

Victory Queen Contest Opens In Hayward For Bond Sales

A nationwide Victory loan contest offers Hayward women a path to Hollywood through bond sales. County winners travel to San Francisco for a two day ceremony and the victor earns a possible one year studio contract. Ballots count by bond value and must be submitted by December 1.

X Ywar Hollywood Hayward Aris Henbens Reine Qwance Wade San Francisco Northern Califoria Motion Picture Industry War Activities Committee Fide Motion Picure U. S

AFL Unions Endorse Bond in Alameda County

The AFL backed AIL area school bonds after a Central Labor Council meeting led by Robert Ash and Building Trades Council head Charles Rae. Local union members will serve as deputy registrars to assist residents registering at nearby offices.

AFL Alameda County Central Labor Council Robert Ash The Building Trades Council Charles Rae

Francis Dunn Dedicates New Building at Highward High

Francis Dunn dedicates a new science building at Highward High School before a large crowd. He urges education as the global engine of progress and freedom, praising scientists from Socrates to Oppenheimer and Lawrence. Local officials, federal administrator Deveraux, and leaders from the city and chamber of commerce attend the ceremony, noting the Lanham Act and federal funding limits.

Acience Highward 1 Union High School Francis Dunn Hdr Dunn Socrates Oppenheimer Ernest Lawrence Berkeley Mouny Iytut Varvisan E. Deveritux Federal Works Agency

Auto dealers protest OPA price plan heads to week

Auto dealers opposed to an OPA price plan warn of delays in delivering smooth new cars as protests dispute alleged steps to squeeze dealer profits. Officials indicated a decision or further action would come next week, intensifying industry pressure.

Washington U.P OPA Hye de Cos

Armistice Day holiday closings announced bay area

All government offices including the post office banks and several stores will close Monday in observance of Armistice Day. Although Armistice Day is officially Sunday a large number of businesses and offices in the bay area are observing the holiday Monday. The Hayward Review will publish Monday as usual.

Bay Area The Hayward Review

John Scoonover Dies From Fall Injuries At Home

John H Scoonover 86 of 1007 Park street died yesterday from injuries after falling eight feet while building a house on Meek avenue a week earlier. He was born in Iowa and survived by wife Gertrude and children Floyd Buel Seoonover Los Angeles George Seonnover Trayward Morgan Seoonover Idaho and Blanche Hawkins Los Anges sister Dora Greenree Town. Funeral at Sorensen Brothers chapel 1140 B street at 2 p m Sunday. Interment Lone Tree cemetery.

John H. Scoonover Park Street Meek Avenue Scoonover Iowa Gertrude Floyd Buel Seoonover Los Angeles George Seonnover Trayward Morgan Seoonover Idaho Blanche Hawkins Los Anges Dora Green-ree

Castro Valley Improvement Club Marks Birthday Celebration

The Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club, founded in 1911, marks its 84th anniversary with a ceremony at the grammar school. Jerome Crawford, club president, welcomes guests as Mrs. P. J. Hoare reads the club history. early members and past presidents share reminiscences, with a history of the valley and a show’s program outlined by various speakers.

Castro Valley Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club Isoday Ol Cagtra Valley Water Project Grammar School Sudan Jerome Crawford P. 3. Hoare Petey Hoare van Honsear J. B. Parsons Marente Ant Strode Wiliam J. Green George Hoare Besnk Behemerhorn Fret Neel Willian T. Green Fo Beteher Genre Dasher Gearae M. Minkin Goo A. Walter Gearie Wo Ainiah Florence R. Foote CFL Potforts BF Broman J. A. Deadrich Arthur V. Sucas John A Garrow M. M. Uselale Navid Kidd Prank Morse Harold Selin Termine Crawford

Bay Area Bread Famine Amid Bakery Strike

United Press reports a bread shortage as APL Bakery Wagon Trivers union strikes Langendorf Baking and allied firms. A morning picket closed Langendorf, with officials warning bread output may drop 60 to 90 percent while 400 independent bakers and essential deliveries to hospitals and military sites continued.

United Press San Francisco Feed Op APL Bakery Wagon Trivers Langendorf Baking Company Biege Lykinyt Langendorf Miniager Oakland

Sailor Clyde N. Christensen Dies After Auto Crash

The Navy reports the death of Clyde N. Christensen, 31, of Salt Lake City, Utah, a two year Navy veteran stationed at Camp Shoemaker. He died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.

Camp Shoemaker The Navy Today Clyde N. Christensen

Army Demobilization Plan Declares Some Veterans Surplus

The Army speeds demobilization for overseas veterans by declaring enlisted men aged 50 to 59 on furlough or temporary duty as surplus. They will be sent to separation stations for discharge.

Washington UUSP Army

Merchants Plan Xmas Decorations for Hayward District

The Hayward Merchants Association held its second meeting to arrange 1946 holidays and Christmas displays. Edward Friedrichs was named chair of a decorations committee with Lester Griggs and Victory Hale. A Friday Saturday late opening plan for December 21 22 was approved, and prizes totaling 25 15 and 4 were set for best window displays.

Hay- Ward Merchants’ Association Edward Friedrichs Lester Griggs Victory Hale Hayward Christimas Colher

CHB Celebrates Tomato Season Closure at Plant

CHB marked the tomato packing season end at the California Conserving plant with whistles, parade trucks, and a conveyor display. The three plant operation totals reached 4,? researchable figures: Hayward processed 1,921,985 boxes and combined Oakdale Mountain View Hayward totals 2,055,302 boxes. Hoy Genero led the celebration planning with Tom Green Fred Bateman Ray Vallio Roy Botelho and George Silva assisting. Cathleen Aitchison received a $25 Way Bond for the closest closing-pack guess.

Ture Helen Manuel Press Manuel California Conserving Hayward Oakdale Mountain View California Hoy Genero Tom Green Fred Bateman Ray Vallio Roy Botelho George Silva Cathleen Aitchison

Castro Valley School Faces Bond Election Probe

A Castro Valley meeting with district superintendent A B Morris and trustees examined overcrowding and an enrollment drop to 727 from recent years. Citizens urged the board to pursue a bond election up to 5 percent of assessed valuation and consider adding two school units at Madison avenue and Redwood road, on district land unused since the 1920 Castro Valley school fire. Trustees Baird Porter and John Stanton attended.

Castro Valley Adobe A. B. Morris Morris Ciscrnet Madison Avenue Redwood Road Baird Porter John Stanton

High School Quartback Paralyzed After Football Tackle

Manuel Triantafillos 16, Hayward high junior, was injured in a football game between Mayward and Alameda high schools. He suffered a broken neck and spinal paralysis, remaining conscious as doctors at Peralta Hospital work to save his life. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Triantafillos of 683 Main Street and played quarterback in his 14th varsity game.

Manuel Trianlafillos Hayward High School Junio Mayaward Alameda High Schools Peralta Hospital Qukland Triantafillos Triantafillhy Trianafillas George Lagorio Alameda Meel Vincant Manuel

Sailors Hurt In East 14th Street Accident

Two Camp Shoemaker sailors were injured when struck by an automobile while crossing East 14th Street at 155th Avenue. Nicholas De Los Santos was knocked unconscious. Ralph Bludsworth, 22, also injured. Driver Ensign Lester Cornell, 22, Merchant Marine, failed to see them in time. Both men hospitalized at Shoemaker hospital. Police noted two other minor accidents yesterday involving Richard Starkweather, 43, and Oscar Peterson, 48, with Peterson injuring himself against a cement guard rail and bicycle collisions near Hayward High School.

Camp Shoemaker East Mth Street 155H Avenue Nicholas de Los Santos Ralph Bludsworth Shoemaler Hospital Lester Cornell Merchant Marin Richard Starkweather Danville San Mateo Oscar Peterson Diehl Avenue San Leandro Starkweather Charles Gier Conejo San Lorenzo Petersons Hayward High School Nicholas Kaye Knox Street Lawrence Silva Main Street

VFEW Aids Vets To Get War Awards

Maynard post No 12, Veterans of Foreign Wars, offers help to discharged veterans seeking awards such as the Purple Heart and Combat Infantry Badge. Commander Endsley reported nine new members joined, officers were appointed, and funds were raised for the War Chest and War Bonds. The post plans Armistice Day ceremonies, a Christmas party, and a December 13 meeting, with no gathering on Thanksgiving.

Robert W. Endsey Endsley Andrew F. Monahan Emerson &, Cote Endgley Celso S. Zabarios Hayward War Chest Post War Chest Einarson I. Cota A. W. von Nickel Armistice Bay Hayward Union High School

Allen Takes Over As Montgomery Ward Manager

Joseph A. Allen began duties this week as the new manager at Montgomery Ward and Company store at A and Main streets. He exchanged plies with W. R. Burke of Tulare. Allen previously spent nine months at Tulare and has worked in Kansas City, Denver, Baltimore, Medford, and was regional inventory control manager in New York. He also served in Beardstown Dekalb Pomona and Glendale before Tulare.

Joseph A. Allen Montgomery Ward & Company Main Streets Allen W. R. Burke Tiare Tulare Kansas City Denver Colo Baltimore Med New York Beardstown Dekalb, I Pomona Glendale

Democrats Charge Smear Campaign

Washington senator Bentt W. Lucas accuses Republican colleagues of launching a definite campaign to smear President Truman amid charged partisan battles.

Washington Sen. Bentt W. Lucas Truman

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