Veterans' group outlines wartime labor aid and projects
A Bay Area carpenters union submit a note detailing post WWI veteran support. Projects include hospital recordings for bedridden patients, building nurses quarters, and the service men information building at city hall. The group reports ongoing charity, apprenticeship pay agreements, and future work in Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Noyes
Alps
Af K
Blute Media
Returins
Oaland Army Hospital
Plana
Oakland
Red Cross
Hayward
US O
Grove Street
Llayward Air Base
Inert Gand
Veterains
Sven
Earpentery
Local men to attend state chamber meet
When the California State Chamber of Commerce meeting convenes in Los Angeles next Thursday and Friday on the subject of agriculture and industry six representatives of the Hayward Avon Chamber of Commerce will attend the various sections. Planning to attend are George Cracknell secretary manager of the chamber Val Hollingsworth president Fred Cox E Guy Warren deryl Fry and Milt Dahner. Mrs Cracknell and Mrs Wellingsworth will accompany their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Agriculture and Industry
Hayward Avon Chamber of Commerce
George Cracknell
Val Hollingsworth
Fred Cox
E. Guy Warren
Deryl Fry
Milt Dahner
Football score wrap with early leads across teams
First quarter results show Duke, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, and several others at zero. Clemson trails Alabama 0–21 while Auburn and Louisiana Tech sit at 0 and 7 respectively. Second quarter highlights include Penn State, Harvard, Dartmouth, and others with mixed scores and ties.
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Duke
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Alabama
Pensacola
Naval
Auburn
Louisiana Tech
Todiana
Purdue
Penn
Cornell G. Brown
Colgste
Maryland
Virginia
Lehigh
Lafayette
Harvard
Boston U
Frinceton
Yale
Columbia
Dartmouth
Kinga Point Mariners
Brooklyn College
Northwestern
Mlinois
Michigan
Ohio State
Pitt
Penn State
Pearl Harbor inquiry details Welles warnings of inevitable war
Former Undersecretary of State James L. Welles testified before a Pearl Harbor investigative committee that by mid September he believed war with Japan was likely. He said there was a remote chance for peace and noted warnings to Japan, while denying any ABCD alliance. He cited Churchill urging a warning and discussed December 6 1941 Japanese movements seen near the coast.
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Pearl Harbor
Welles
Washington WA
Ernie Gondewed
Hat Sear
Japan
State Department
Pearl Harver
Justin
A. Welles
Gordel Stull
Winston Churchll
Roosevelt
U. S
John G. Winant
London
Winant
Cautbadin Point
China
Lady Astor May Be Witness In Von Ribbentrop War Trial
In Nuremberg, Lady Astor and other members of the Cliveden set may be called as witnesses for Joachim von Ribbentrop. His American attorney said he would likely request the British figures to testify regarding Britain’s alleged efforts to attack Germany, as the trial pauses for Monday pleadings and press briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Astor
Deryeiufour
Wueu KeMasey
Britain
Germany
Cliveden
Lautern
House of Commons
Nancy Langhorne
Virginia
Hjalmar Schinet
Bank
Berliner Handelsgesellschaft
Seidels
Schnet
United States
Rudolf Mess
Guenther von Rahrscheidt
Duke of Hamilton
Hess
Mess
Winstom
Churchil
Giles Romilly
Narvik
Alexander
Will There Be A New World Champ Dynamite Dunn Fight
The Review reports rising fan bets and suspense around Dynamite Dunn in a title bout with Curly Kayce. Staff have no inside info and the popular comic strip may reveal the winner on page four, as the scene unfolds with daily arrivals of the strip by air mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachid
Dynamite Dunn
Curly Kayce
Review
Air Mail
Joe Jinks
MacArthur Orders Jap Tax Program
General Douglas MacArthur issued a sweeping directive to overhaul Japanese finances and tax policy. He aimed to shift wealth more equitably, restrict war profits of large corporations, and deny wartime gains from the Pearl Harbor period and earlier aggression. The order targets over funding and government grants, signaling occupation officials’ intent to demonstrate that war does not pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Doulas MacArthur
MacArthur
Tlw
Meat supply shows pork scarcity persists
Butchers in most cities report end of meat rationing leaving beef lamb and venison well stocked while pork remains scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Local Exhibitors Display Pigeons At High School Show
Pigeon fanciers from the area and midwest raise displayed their birds at the California Pigeon rink show opening to the public Sunday at Maynard Union High School. 1002 pigeons entered. 12 judges from across the state oversee classifications with prizes and ribbons for first to third places. Local club members and organizers include Joseph H. Bell Clarence Class Hall C Ray King Lam bert George Noake P F Phillips E L F Smith and Guy Wade.
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California
Maynard Union High School
Trem
Haywich
C. N. King
Sid Streets
Phillips
BG. Nall
Queen Street
Jay D. Lamben
Tudulph Duarte and Sons
Winton Avenue
Sydney Smith
Batsily Street
Fisher G. Murisom
7Th Street
Guy Wade
Burdina Road
Smith
Sah Blossom Way
Bay Pets Company
Lath Street
C. Ray King
Clarence Glass
AG. Syelvaml B. Smitly
Hayward
Joseph H. Bell
Clavence Class
Hall
Lambert
George Noake
P. F. Phillips
Elf. Smith
Mrs Mansfeldt Heads To Murder Trial In San Francisco
Mrs Annie Irene Mansfeldt 46 a beauty queen goes on trial Monday in superior court for the October 4 slaying of Wad Martin a nurse in San Francisco Her husband Dr John W Mansfeldt fatally poisoned himself soon after learning of the alleged affair Defense argues insanity plea and constitutional questions surround the case Psychiatric witnesses have completed examinations and will be key in the insanity defense The defendant granted separate maintenance arrangements before the shooting and said she planned to shoot someone after discovering Martins presence in her husband car outside a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Annie Irene Mansfeldt
Torney
Vincent Hallinan
Joseph Catton
Marlin Haley To Direct Bond Drive
Local attorney Marlin Haley was named chairman of the Committee of One Thousand to lead the campaign for a school bond vote. Perry will chair the finance committee with a $300 preliminary budget. Haley, on the high school board 11 years, has strong educational ties and prominence in civic affairs. More than 200 new voters registered. next registration deadline is December ). A high school PTA meeting will discuss vocational expansion tied to bond passage led by four vocational teachers and PTA president Miss Stelly Larsen.
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Marlin Haley
Haley
Perry
Prent
Misa Stelly Larsen
PTA Jiusident
Italian Premier Ousted Amid Coalition Strife
Italian Premier Parvi resigned after 72 hours of bargaining as coalition partners Lib, Dem and Christian Democrats withdrew support. Parvi still enjoyed populist backing with thousands of messages and Friday strikes. Crowds gathered near the Viminale in Rome shouting support for Parvi.
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Rome
WPM
Fortiescio Carvi
National Coalition
Kink
Turtin
Viminale Palace
Parri
Maurizio
Steamer Leland Stanford Run aground off Kent sands
The U S Steamship Leland Stanford reportedly carrying troops bound for America ran aground tonight on the Goodwin sands outer section off Kent. Coast Guardsmen from Deal fired distress rockets to warn nearby ships.
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London
U. S
Leland Stanford
America
Goodwin Sands
Kent
Dealed
National Strike Looms as GM Walkout Raises Solidarity
Walter P. Reuther warned the General Motors walkout could spark the greatest labor solidarity in U S history after GM rejected arbitration of an 80 percent wage demand The strike may affect other carmakers and parts supply. Separate unions report stalled bakery wage talks in San Francisco and ongoing machinist and newspaper workers disputes with layoffs and idle plants.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United = Automobile — Workers Union
CIO
General Motors
Reuther
San Francisco
APL
Rms Players’ Council
Beattle
AFL Ineernational ‘Typographical Union
Laga
William F. Devin
Pogl Intelligencer
Star and Times
Violence Flows From Calcutta To Bombay Protests Turn Fatal
The article reports police charges against about 2000 student protesters in Calcutta and a spread to Bombay where police fired on demonstrators. It notes U S Army statements denying American personnel deaths and cites an ammunition explosion north of Calcutta with six U S soldiers and 52 Indians killed, though officials say it was not linked to rioting.
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Calcutta
Bombay
U. S. Army
Aamcingul Vileers Club
U.S
Caleuter
Ap Sion
Corporal Bunker Stars in Go Ball Tourney Across Europe
Corporal Maurice F Bunker of Hayward played for the Go Ball Team in a seven frame series against the Oise All Stars, traveling Naples Rome Italy and Nice France. An average crowd of 2500 watched his team fall to the powerhouse All Stars as Bunker stayed with the U S Riviera Recreation Area in Nice. A Maynard native, he previously lived at 634 Simon Street before enlisting in the Army.
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Maurice FB. Bunker
Hayward
Naples
Rome
Ialy
Nice
France
Cpl Bunker
All Stars
Cpl. Bunker
U. S. Riviera
Corporal Bunker
Maynard
Simon Street
Army
George Forth to Attend BI School
Hayward police chief George Forth has been accepted by the PRE national police academy for training starting January 7. The school in Washington, directed by Bale Hoover, offers a model police program. City council previously declined a motion to send Partly after Deputy Richard Conalin praised the course.
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George Forth
Hayward
PRE
National Police Academy
D. Balegar Hoover
Washington, D.C
Richard Conalin
Sherif
Washington
Bus 61 to serve upper Casita Valley by William Street
Key System stated today it will apply to the California Railroad Commission to reroute bus 61 to serve upper Casita Valley by William Street. The move follows an unanimous request from the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce transportation committee.
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California Railroad Commission
Upper
Casita Valley
William Street
Transportation Committee
Hayward Area
Chamber of Commeres
Navy forms 19th Fleet to be Pacific reserve force
The Navy announced the formation of the 19th Fleet, a reserve force of about 900 vessels on the Pacific coast with skeleton crews ready for action. Admiral Ingersoll temporarily led the Western Sea Frontier, to be relieved by Vice Admiral Kinkaid. Mare Island will host submarines. Bremerton, Todd Tacoma, Tongue Point Astoria, and San Diego hold ships awaiting berthing. innovative protective coatings now preserve inactive ships.
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San Francisco
U.R
19Th Fleet
Pacific Coast
Royal E. Ingersoll
Western Sea Frontier
12Th Naval District
Thomas C. Kinkaid
Seventh Fleet
Mare Island Navy Yard
Vallejo
Calif
Bremerton
Wash
Navy Yard
Direwaft
Eskex
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Todd Pacific
Tacota
Tongue Point
Astoria
Ore
Hayward Woman Posts Bond On Indictment
Elizabeth Prieste, 29, of Hayward, posted a 2000 bond with U S Commissioner Staley F Davie on an indictment accusing her of harboring and refusing to surrender a deserter Herbert E Williams 24 former Hayward carpenter arrested October 9 at 17200 Rogerie Street Hayward in an attic Williams deserted from Pircassel Airfield Orlando Florida in August and has been working as a painter and carpenter Deputy sheriffs and Provost Marshal official Gleason testified notes indicate divorce action by Prieste’s husband Sp t Edward A Prieste 32
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Prinste
Hayward
U.S
Staley F. Davie
Herbert E. Willliams
Rogerie Street
Flames Gut Garage Roof At Atherton Ave Site
Blaze gutted a garage under construction at C and Atherton for Close and Lewis Building Supply. Black smoke filled the sky as the metal-lined structure burned. Workers Duncan Hines and Ernie Evans escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C and Athertonets
Close and Lewis Building Supply Company
Duncan H. Hines
Ernie Evans
Hayward Review adopts cash basis for classified ads
Beginning November 26 the Hayward Review will accept classified advertising on a cash basis only. The policy applies except for ads placed by established business firms.
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Hayward Review
Calendar of Events in Daily Town Listings
Today features Valborg dance at Dania hall at 1 30. Aumberg Improvement Club dance runs at 9 p m in Community Hall. Monday events include Rotary Club at noon at Green Shutter Hotel and Sycamore Lodge No 175 at 8 p m IOOF Hall Tamarack Branch. Children's Hospital visit at 1 p m homes. Regular Veterans meet at p m Veterans Building. Hayward Planning Commission meets at 8 p m City Hall. Square dancing at Sunset School.
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Valborg
Dania
Aumberg Improvement Club
Rotary Club
Green Shutter
Sycamore Lodge
Tamarack
Children's Hospital
Veterans
Hayward Planning
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Npt
Servic
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Wyystinge Dupan
Wolles Silsa Lestifiesh
Frank Waller
Bey
Persuasiahe
Mrs. Mansfeldt
Nits
National Strike Picture
UAW
Olting
J. R. Mooreschner
Safeway
AFL
Charles Savio
Todd
Cpl
Bunker
Navy
Pacific Coast Reserve
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