Hospital update and local charity drive for Christmas
Manuel Triantafillos remains critical yet stable in hospital with visitors cheering him. Local Lions clubs plan a Living War Memorial fundraiser and Christmas seals to fund Blind Aid programs. Lions Blind Aid Recreation Center in Oakland serves district residents as Boy Scouts seek use of Mary Teal property to expand activities. Merchants prepare festive displays and decorations to boost Maynard marketing center for the first peace time Christmas in years.
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Hayward and
San Lorenzo Lions
Lions Blind Aid
Dist and
Grove Streets
Oakland
Recreation District
Maynard Marketing Center
Hayward Review Football Contest results and ties
Fischer of 704 Alice Street wins big money in this week's Hayward Review Football Contest by predicting 15 correct outcomes before a game called off. Several tied for second and third with four losses. weekend results list includes Texas and Oregon State upsets and notable 72 to 0 scorelines.
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Alert Fischer
Alice Street
Fischer
E. F. Monahan
Haviland
Nick O'Laughlin
Jackson Street
Dorothy Nickey
Fourth Street
John Banducci
Russel Vond Ands Harold Heiser
Foothill Boulevard
J—Hayward
Alameda A
Hironis
Navy
Michigan
Oregon
Tennessee
Mississippi
Villanova
Boston College
Tito Wins in First Election in Belgrade
Belgrade reporting on Yugoslavia’s first postwar election shows Marshal Tito’s National Front sweeping Belgrade with over 80 percent of votes for national and federal assemblies. If mirrored nationwide, Tito’s provisional government could move toward a proclamation, though opposition parties refused to enter candidates.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
National Front
Tito
Republi
Tita
Truman backs Anglo American Palestine enquiry plan
President Truman announced that the United States acceded to a British proposal for an Anglo American committee of inquiry to examine the Palestine problem. He enclosed a letter to Prime Minister Attlee dated August 31 noting approval of admitting 100,000 more Jews into Palestine and urging rapid evacuation of nonrepatriable Jews who wish to go. Bevin praised efforts to aid Jewish refugees and cautioned against forcing Jews from Europe.
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Washington
Truman
Torime
Clement Attley
Palesti
Europe
Palestine
Bevin
Pacific Coast Labor Strike Negotiations
Workers at Langendorf United Balkury plants spark citywide plant closings as AFL Bakery Wagon Drivers Union demands rise from 62.50 to 70 dollars weekly. Oakland and San Francisco machinists dispute drags on with 13,000 on strike and 65,000 idled. Bus firms see near end to standing passenger ban as talks proceed. Glaziers in San Francisco and Oakland ready to ratify strike actions, while grocery clerks fix Saturday strike deadline amid ongoing bargaining.
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United Press
San Francisco Bakers
AFL Bakery Wagon Drivers Union
Langendorf United Balkury
Pwer Bakers
AFL Bakery Wagon Drivers’ Union
Roger Lapham
CLO
A&l
Oakland
San Francisco
Pacific Greyhound
FL W. Ackerman
Tatest
San Francisco Glaziers
Oakhind Local 169
Daniel del Carlo
San Francisco Building Trades Council
Grocery Clerks
AFL Retail Grocery Clerks Union
Pegotia
Physicists Call for Global A-Bomb Control
Prominent scientists including Oppenheimer and Millikan urge President Truman and Congress to secure international control of atomic energy. They warn that nations will develop bombs within years unless verifiable inspections and negotiations lead to a worldwide ban and peaceful use. They cite Bohr’s support for international oversight to prevent disasters.
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Pasadena
California Institute of Technology
Truman
Congress
T. R. Oppenheimer
New Mexico
Prat Carl D. Anderson
Charles C. Lauritsen
Robert A. Millikan
Eongre
U. S
Clement Attlee
Mackenzie King
Niels Bohr
Atomic Energy
Four Injured In Head-on Collision At Centerville School
Four persons were injured in a head-on crash near Centerville Granmin School. Noah Millar, 22, of Oakland, was hospitalized overnight with injuries. Verne Shudy, 21, from Santa Ma, suffered multiple lacerations and concussions. Wally Simmons, 28, of Gua finw, received facial injuries, and Manuel Rodrigues, 20, of Richmond, sustained a lacerated seat. He and others were passengers in the war of Jack Weight, 26, of Richmond. Millar allegedly crossed the white line on the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byotarsopis
Healeen
Centerville
Earthquake Felt Briefly in Livermore and Hayward
A two second severe quake was felt at 5 12 p m yesterday by Livermore residents with minor shaking also reported in Hayward no damage observed in Livermore or surrounding areas
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Livermore
Hayward
British Break Into Soorabajn Amid Indonesian Shakeup
British forces drive into Soorabajn signaling gravity of Indonesian resistance shift as Sukarno cedes premier and home affairs posts to Sutan Sjahvir Sjahrir gains influence and Dutch talks likely continue under a reduced Suharto era style cabinet despite wartime upheaval in Java.
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Batavia
Soorabajn
Sukarno
Sutan Sjahvir
Mmmbiiean
Eerty Neara
Sjahvir
Socrabaja
Luxanne
Sjahrir
Politi
Chicks to Fly to Hawaii from Castro Valley Hatchery
Perry's Hatchery will ship 2500 Leghorn pullets to Hawaii, first since 1941, with owner John E. Perry aboard to monitor heating and ventilation. The birds, acclimated for tropical climates, are replacement stock for laying flocks on Oahu and Hawaii, with daily shipments planned and a five hour flight time.
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Hawaii
Perry
Stanton Avenue
Castro Valley
Pan American Clippers
John E. Perry
Oahu
Children Enjoy Theater Party At Hayward
More than 500 youngsters attended a Saturday morning theater party at the Hayward theater hosted by The Review. The event featured a community song, vaudeville by Scotty Weston troupe, and several short films, with candy given to each child on exit. The Review thanked Golden State Theater staff and managers for support and cooperation in making the event a success.
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Hayward
Scotty Weston
Golden State Theater
Fred Evicci
E. J. “Pap” Cassidy
Hayward Theater
David J. Bolton
M. E. Rosenberg
Mr. Benjamin
Cassidy
Bert Walters
Evicci
Frankie Albert Signs with Los Angeles Bulldogs
Frankie Albert, star quarterback from Stanford, known for pioneering the T-formation backfield, was signed today by the Los Angeles Bulldogs of the Pacific Coast Professional Football League. The move marks Albert's entry into professional west coast football.
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LOS Angeles
Frankie Albert
Stanford University
Los Angeles Bulldogs
Sonny Boy Elopement Ends Happy for Mrs Deveny
Eleanor Deveny, 25, wife and mother from Oroville Oregon, eloped last Wednesday with 18 year old Ellsworth Sonny Boy Wisecarver. The couple now plans to wed while Wisecarver admits he loves her, ending her prior marital status as a free woman.
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Sonny Boy
Oroville
Eleanor Deveny
Ellsworth
Servicemen riot erupts in Hawaii amid anti-Gook clash
A violent outbreak in Honolulu involved about 1000 naval officers and sailors retaliating against islanders. Rioting began before 10 p.m. and spread, with police and Marine units restoring order. One man, Joseph Gothridge, 74, died of a heart attack. A police car and other property were damaged as crews arrested officers including Gig Blairy Coleman for allegedly inciting the violence. Sailors reported being attacked in the Damon tract near the air station as the clash continued into the early hours.
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Punend
Polo
Marine
Mitty
Joseph Gothridge
Tholove
Gig Blairy Coleman
Honolulu
Naval A Wn
Coleman
NASA
Damonhicki
Dillon Trac
Hawaii
Alec Brown
Damon Tract
Hig Hne
Guthridge
Pearl Harbor Investigation Continues
Washington reports Rep. Bertrand Gearhart says he possessed information dated November 26 warning of an imminent Pearl Harbor attack and that early alert by the Pacific forces could have changed events. Gearhart and Rep. Keefe say administration forces withheld vital information, as Senate and House Republicans push for disclosures ahead of open hearings starting Thursday.
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Washington
U.R
Bertrand W. Gearhart
Calif. Gall
J. Edyta Toov
Federal Bureau of
Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual Board Meeting Tonight
All chamber members are invited to attend the annual meeting of the Board of Directors tonight at city hall. George Cracknel is named secretary manager. Snowneed Loday is listed as chair or organizer in the notice.
Factional War Rages In China Central Manchuria Falls
Reports say Chiang Kai-shek’s forces fly by air from Peiping into Manchuria to confront Communist troops. Soviet Red Banner army withdrawal accelerates as Shanhaikwan remains in dispute. Battles erupt near Pantow and Pantow g 90 miles west of Kuweisui, with rail hub Pantow under siege.
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Chungring
Tussia
Manchuria
Peipinng
Chisang Kai-Shuk
Red Banner Army
Chiungking
Shanhaikwan
Great Wall
Shanhai
Shinwangluo
Tu Li-Ming
China
al Pantow
Suiyuan
Attlee Links Survival of Civilization to Christian Principles
Prime Minister Clement Attlee told a joint congressional session that civilization can endure the atomic threat only if nations embrace Christian brotherhood in international and national life. He urged peace through world prosperity and good neighborliness, defending Britain's Socialist government and warning against equating Socialists with a threat to freedom of speech religion and press.
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Washington
Clement Attlee
Congress
House
Senate
Truman
W. L. MacKenzie King
Attlee
London
United Nations
Great Britain
Britain
Sone
De Gaulle Elected France’s Leader by National Assembly
In Paris the new French Chamber of Deputies convened and elected General Charles de Gaulle as head of state. The move signals the establishment of a provisional government aimed at steering France through postwar reconstruction and political reorganization.
Calendar Of Events In Hayward And Nearby
Calendar items list events for today and tomorrow including Cypress Camp Woodmen of World Dania hall and Green Shutter hotel gatherings. Other entries cover Trinity Church Junior Guild Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce packed at noon Bret Harte PTA Speech Class at 8 pm and Kiwanis Lions and P T A meetings at various venues with CAP Flight and square dancing noted.
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Cypress Camp
Woodmen. of World
Dania Hall
Business & Professional Women's Club
Green Shutter
Trinity Church
Junior Guild
Hayward
Cap
Ashland School
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Jung
Pacific Coast
Contino
Diy
Jieutennot
Churchan
Cebu
Philippines
Java
Perry Hatchery
Twted Press
Nex
South Pacific
Pound
Albany
Cal
Fred Hoffer
Pearl Harbor
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