21 Nov 1946
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
1
The piece blends notes on a fathers and sons banquet highlighting service and morale with business talk on Hayward Oro Loma expansion and education reform ideas from Jack Rees. It references ceremonial roles, future sales leadership, and aims to improve early education funding and supervision for younger students.
Judy Hans, 344, was hit by a car rolled from a neighbor's garage in San Lorenzo Village this morning. She suffered minor bruises in the initial impact but was knocked to the sidewalk. the driver halted after hearing her screams.
Football and rodeos are proposed at a developing Oakland stadium now under Golden State Theaters control. Plans include a theater on Castro Street and a new Castro Valley cinema, plus a six hundred acre project corridor in Hayward to attract national event drivers and expand into an amusement center for outdoor sports.
Tomorrow a Bay Bridge location meeting convenes at San Leandro City Hall at 6 p m with representatives from Hayward Alameda San Leandro and other southern cities. The committee will hear engineer J J Walsh present crossing options and aims to pick a Bay area site approved by local cities pending final Army Navy and Congressional approval.
Hayward may drop the annexation bid as council deadlocks 2 to 2 with Jesse Silva absent. City Attorney White cites state law urging a resolution for the election while Mayor Haar and Wilson push for voter decision. Holland and Phillips resist, saying they won’t force the measure and personal ties influenced action. The council may reconvene when all members attend, with Silva’s yes potentially breaking the tie.
Ely City Council on adjourned session directed City Attorney C W White to draft a resolution calling for bond election on a 1 000 000 financing package. Plans include Hetch Hetchy water line from SF Muni, water system upgrades, storm sewers, a treatment plant and sewer lines. Each issue requires two thirds approval at a special election. The council also approved a subdivision map for Moura tract annexation.
Fresno youth Billy Williams age 18 confessed to setting at least 16 fires from Phoenix to Vancouver. Authorities credit his account as his description of buildings and methods matched known facts. One Fresno blaze destroyed 15 million dollars worth of brandy in a government bonded liquor warehouse.
Florence Fargo Wheeler daughter of Charles Fargo, a founder of Wells Fargo Express, died yesterday in San Francisco.
Wes Gordons Hayward Rockhounds display bones collected under Gordons guidance at the Dohner Herbert Ford Motor Co during Chamber of Commerce week. A public panel discussion at Bret Harte School and a radio skit Our Own Backyard on KROW at 9 30 p m were announced. PossibleLife magazine publicity may be augmented by a Movietone short about the fox tail hunt.
An AAUW panel titled Hayward's Future urged area service clubs to unite behind a community building project as a catalyst for economic and cultural growth. Kiwanis of Hayward offered a building kitty as the springboard, with speakers including ex-Mayor Don Leidig and John Sandoval.
The High School Board of Trustees authorized a committee to set laws and roles for the Amerit system for uncertified employees. A representative from custodial, transportation, grounds, cafeteria and office areas will join, with rules to be sent to the personnel commission and board for approval.
The agriculture department stated dairy prices neared 1946 peak after sharp rises in the past month. Milk production bottomed in mid November and is expected to rise seasonally, with prices likely easing as production recovers. Chicago wholesale butter and cheese prices are cited against last year’s CFA figures.
New York AP report says American officials push for a complete early Big Four accord on Trieste despite Molotov demand for Yugoslav economic privileges. Western powers refuse a customs union, hoping Molotov yields on governing powers and troop withdrawal for a reasonable compromise amid focus on the German issue.
Jack Rees, chairman of the Hayward Area Community Chest, announced the final windup for area chest workers. A luncheon will be held on Tuesday, December 3, in the Ann Williams dining room at Castro Valley.
A federal district court began civil contempt proceedings against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for defying a court order to end the 400000 coal miners strike. Judge T Alan Goldsborough set a ten a m Monday appearance and outlined possible penalties including fines or jail.
A white porcelain reservoir valued at 15 dollars was stolen from the ladies restroom at Shell Service on Ps Fane Valley Boulevard last night. attendant Laverne Larson, 48, and cousin Tack Merle Butler, same address, reported a grey Chrysler coupe arrived about 8 pm and left with the fixture after 9 pm.
LAKE SUCCESS NY Britain refused to back a Soviet plan to disclose troop dispositions abroad unless tied to disarmament. The United States pressed to extend the survey to Allied forces, including those at home. Indications showed the American stance might drop if Russia opposed it, following Molotov’s speech to the political committee.
City council seeks delay on Maynard amusement tax awaiting higher court ruling on San Bernardino decision that similar levy is discriminatory and unconstitutional. Attorney C. W. White warns awaiting final outcome before adopting the ordinance. Knapp suit halted theater tax revenues and city must return funds to theater owners. Proposals for pinball and jukebox licenses and taxi cab taxes to be considered in second reading.
Community groups such as Tonay DeMolay Masonic Te mpin and Foresters gather in Castro Valley and nearby towns. Events include Memorial Bldg meetings at Pacifica or Mackham school and Women’s volleyball games at a school gym.
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