Rain Storm Lashes State Destroys Tents and Halts Schools
Overnight rainfall across Hayward brings 0.06 inches and lifts year total to 1.98 inches. Northern California reports widespread damage with Mussell City School near Maynard area without classes for nearly 300 children. High winds topple tents at Cow Palace near the grand livestock expo, injuring a worker and triggering a large-scale safety effort. Seagulls invade Hanlon field as power outages affect several communities.
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Hayward
Bay Area
California
Tmaynard
Mussell City
Araneda County
Bublin Canyon
Hanlon Field
Power and
Gla
WH C. Underwood
Farm Bureau
San Francisco
Cow Palace
W. B. Boeing
Seattle
San Mateo County
Wiliam L. Moore
Los Angeles
el Cerrito
Richmond Annex
Albany
Richmond
Belgium Colombia and Syria elected to UN Security Council
United Nations General Assembly elected Belgium Colombia and Syria to two year terms on the Security Council to replace Egypt, Mexico and the Netherlands. Afghanistan Iceland and Sweden joined the assembly. India, Norway and Canada drew low votes as the vote spread favored Latin American and Arab bloc representation. The council now includes United States United Kingdom Russia France China Australia Brazil Poland Colombia Belgium and Syria.
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United Nations Assembly
Council
Norway
Canada
Cuba
Greece
Turkey
Security Council
United States
United Kingdom
Russia
France
China
Australia
Brazil
Poland
Colombia
Belgium
Syria
United Nations
Britain
Eronomic and Social Council
Calendar Of Events In Hayward Tonight And Week
A jagged list shows community events including lodge meetings at Grand of Hayward Hebekht and Ladies Institute gatherings, a high card night, dancing, square talks, a noon to evening social schedule, plus a brief note thanking readers for support during Fifty-fifth Hayward moment observance.
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Igodmen
P.m. Vbadoaisen Practiea
Nikterié
Agence Ion
PEO
Secisiy Presbyterian
Pai” Noble
Haywvard Hebekht Vlodge
Sotnow Young
Inatlille
Anthony'd Hall
Vale
Lalmi Dath Grove
Annexation talks loom for Orchard Avenue area to join Hayward
Property owners from the Orchard Avenue district appeared before Hayward City Council seeking annexation. The plan would add territory bounded by Jackson Street, the Southern Pacific tracks, Harder Road and Nites Road and would secure water, sewers, and fire protection from the city. City Attorney C W White and planning chair Herbert Way agreed to draft petitions and assist the effort, while officials said property owners must decide the move themselves.
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Orchard Avenue
Hayward
Alice Rogers
Jackson Street
Southern Pacific
Harder Road
Nites Road
Rogers
C. W. White
Herbert Way
South Hayward
City Planning Commission
Jack Holland
Campnigh
Alameda May Get Terminal in New Bay Bridge Plan
Alameda may gain a terminal as traffic on the San Francisco Oakland bay bridge nears capacity. An Army Navy commission will study needs and possible high level bridge. A new eastern terminal in Alameda is surmised, with a report due in January. the bridge could be debt free and tolls ended by 1969.
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San Francisco-Oakland Bay
Span Bay
Joseph J. Tosborough
California ‘Loll
70,000 Coal Miners Leave Jobs in Shutdown Threat
Washington reports a surge in walkouts by United Mine Workers as 72,828 of 400,000 members idle. The government fears production halt by Thursday if John Lewis does not halt the shutdown, with a court order and possible Smith Act prosecutions looming. Attorney General Clark sought an immediate restraining order to cancel the UMW termination plan, with a November 27 hearing set on permanent injunction.
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Washington
United Ming
Johnt. Lewis
AFL
UMW
Lewis
Wnion shipMait
Wallene
West Virginia
Alabama
AL Uma
Mede
Tom C. Clark
Dudge A
Alan Goldsborough
Vinman
Condh
Key Weal
Pla
Toldsborough
Tomor
Aso
Ihe Vning
Dhe
Justice Department
Goldsborough
Theaters Fight City Amusement Tax Proposal
Golden State Theaters Inc representatives attacked a proposed city amusement tax saying it discriminates against local venues and would hinder competition with nearby motion picture houses. Attorneys cited license fee disparities, noting Hayward theaters pay 62 and 40 dollars versus 12 for other businesses, and urged a general license fee increase if needed. The council postponed broader discussion pending further study.
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Hayward
Aves
Golden State Theaters, Inc
Martin W. Daley
Davis J. Bolton
Tanapgar
Organi.zolion. Tn
Haley
Monkts
Maley
Dollon
Traynard Teater
Bolton
Evert
C. W. White
Annexation move to extend Hayward water to outlying districts
Hayward plans to supply water to Tennyson Valle Vista and Alta Vista residents via a new transmission line. Bond issue $500000 to $600000 needed for the line and Hetch Hetchy water approval. The city will charge same rates with a 20 cent higher monthly minimum for outlying areas.
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Tennyson
Valle Vista
Alta Vista
Maynard
Hayward
John Haar
San Francisco
John Mancini
A. C. Dobbs
Pacific Avenue
Ralph Politte
Folsom Street
B. M. Alexander
Alice Roger
Orchard Avenue
Roosevelt Statue Campaign Launched in London
Britain opened a nationwide fund drive to raise 160000 dollars for a bronze statue of Franklin D. Roosevelt to be erected in Grosvenor Square. The effort involves national appeals and public donations to honor the late U S president.
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Roosevelt
London W.A
Britain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Grosvenor Square
Blast Kills Navy Man Aboard Carrier Antietam
A gas line explosion on the 27 000 ton carrier Antietam at Hunters Point dock killed John F. Calvesley and injured seventeen or more civilian employees. Among the wounded were James Gis and Robert Dentley of San Francisco with head burns leg fracture and eye injuries. Ambulances and health authorities responded from the Hunters Point station and city hospitals.
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San Francisco
Antietam
Twelfth Naval District
Oz John F. Calvesley
James Gis
Robert Dentley
Gibbs
Dentley
Navy
Hunters Point Naval Repair Station
Frank San Francisco
Public Health Department
Chamber to Meet for Election Tonight in Alameda County
Members of the chamber of commerce board in Southern Alameda County will gather at the home of president Val Hollingsworth tonight. Gen Cracknell secretary manager says the agenda includes board reorganization and election of officers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alameda County
Val Hollingsworth
Gen. Cracknell
Cracknell
Acre Area Petition on Oro Loma Circulated
Hayward Acres area sees petition circulation for annexation either to Hayward or to the Oro Loma Sanitary District amid a split over boundaries. Circulation of The Truth About Oro Loma echoes concerns as Hayward officials draft new annexation petitions while Oro Loma pushes town signatures to reach 25 percent by November 26. Proposals merge sewer access with tax implications, police and fire protection, and water services depending on chosen affiliation.
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Hayward Acres
Hayward
Ore Lent
Oro Loma
Sanitary
Hayes
Une
Ore Loma
Castro Valley Club to Hear Facts About Incorporation
Castro Valley Business Men's association hosts an open meeting at the firehouse to hear UC official Rus sell Bartel discuss municipal incorporation advantages and drawbacks for the Valley. President Frank Marley invites all interested to attend and ask questions. the regular monthly meeting follows at 8 pm Wednesday with Christmas lighting in the Valley on the agenda.
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Castro Valley Club
Russell Bartel
University of California
Castro Valley Business Men's Association
Frank Marley
Bartel
Morley
The
Association
Frehouse
Vailey
Heavy Christmas Mail Predicted
The Post Office department warned of heavy Christmas mail and urged public help to ensure timely deliveries. It advised mailing local packages by December 15 and distant parcels by December 1, to wrap and register valuables, address correctly with the sender on the upper left, and use first class and air mail where appropriate.
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Washington (W
Post Office
Soviet Okays Peace Pacts and Veto Stand Firm
NEW YORK UP The Soviet Union signaled support for early peace treaties with Italy Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Finland while warning against any loosening of its UN Security Council veto. Molotov indicated a possible price for Trieste concessions and sought Anglo American compromise, but Moscow insisted the veto would not be bargained away.
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New York
Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
Lrieste
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Viacheslav M. Molotov
Trieste
Molotov
Andrei A. Gromyoko
Bond Sale Plan Discussed by Club Board
Problems of Gixcom Groom and Scoble tract residents regarding the proposed sale of bonds for unpaid sewer assessments were the subject of a meeting of the executive board of the 170th Avenue Improvement Club last night. No action was taken after last week filing a protest with the Oro'loma Sanitary district. Hawaii. Strike Ends in Honolulu. Workers to return to cane fields and mills as CIO Longshore and Warehousemen's union reports 78 day strike ended with 14 to 1 approval.
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Gixcom
Groom and Scoble Tract
170Th Avenue
Hawaii
Honolulu
Taiveil
CIO
International
Company Protests Ordinance Over Juke Boxes
Joe Murphy representing California Music Operators challenged a city council plan to regulate and tax mechanical amusement devices, opposing licensing of juke boxes while condemning their lumping with pinball and other coin ops. City Attorney said a separate ordinance for juke boxes would be considered. Murphy warned against a high tax, noting juke boxes earn little with slugs and low hours.
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Joe Murphy
Allornney
California
Murphy
C. W. White
Hayward Man Hurt In Fall From Car
Pius Warner, 35, of 26221 Gadding Street, stepped from a moving auto to obtain a drink and fell onto the pavement near a service station at Alice Street. Wife Alberta Schubert Warner, 20, drove him to Fairmont Hospital where attendants said he had deep lacerations to the head and face and a possible fractured nose.
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Pius Warner
Gadding Street
Moving Auto
California
Warner
Alberta Schubert Warner
Niles Road
Hayward
Alice Street
Fairmont Hospital
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