Hayward Ave Chamber elects officers amid growth talk
The Hayward Avenue Chamber of Commerce elected new officers and directors including Hollingsworth, Plemmons, Howell, Sutherland, and Mitch, aiming to sustain past year gains. New members Sandoval, Bernard, Hale, Mendertos, Starton, and Zaballos bring fresh energy as planning officials consider a growth ordinance for the city, focusing on modernization and expansion.
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Hayward Ave
Hollingsworth
Ensam
Lowell Plemmons
Howell
Ashland
San Torenzo
Voc
Casty Vallay
de Finc
Wil Sutherland
Tack Mitchallecretary
Cand Dreasurer
Sandoval
Bernard
Viv Hale
Louis Mendertos
Ed Starton
Rosie Zaballos
Trustees Approve High School Expansion Contract
Trustees authorized the president and clerk to sign a contract with Digi & Sehnidists for expansion work as part of high school facilities upgrades. An interdistrict student exchange agreement among the High School district Amador Valley Joint Unified and Washington High School district is noted as part of the plan.
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Sehnidists
Ne High
Amador Valley
Uni Fygh School
Isteiet
Washingtin High
CHP Honors Edward Doyle Farewell Dinner in Trinity County
Sergeant Edward W. Doyle of the Alameda County California Highway Patrol received a farewell honor in Trinity County on December 1. Attendees included Judge Jacob Harder, George Miller, deputies, and many local officials and friends. Wheeler Deming presided as master of ceremonies.
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Edward W. Doyle
Alamedia Cnunty Siqiad
Calitordia Highway Patrol
Trinity County
Uouday Ak
Temple Crane
Tainkees
Tanske
Attethany Mos
Dack Fisher
Larry Fowler
Arti Prows
Santry Lewis
Tanne Madison
Toek Alves
Hanmer Osxburne
Geradd Pries
Cliff Ralph
Sant Vah
Venkamp
al Wheeler
Harold Atking
CG. Avellar
Felison Ayres
Wlisworth Melia
Vuttelman Wheeler
Malor
Ceremonias
Alvarado Woman Hurt in Crash
A crash at an intersection on Route 4 left Alvarado resident Moe D. Silva injured when her car collided with Agnella Carroll of Ban Tose. The report alleges Silva made a left turn into the path of Carroll on the roadway.
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Moe D
Robbery on lonely road targets elderly man by disguise
An unidentified man forced William Crossman to drive to a remote road where Crossman was robbed. The suspect, aged 20 to 25, fled on foot after Crossman handed over eight dollars and sought help near a canyon. Crossman reported the incident days later.
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William Crossman
Leinster Ynad
Crogan
Gar
Crossman
Mhghlind
Halsey May Become Five Star Admiral Under Truman
President Truman nominates former Third Fleet commander Admiral William F. Halsey Jr. for five star rank in retirement plan. Senate confirmation expected as US Navy official prepares for top rank in the Blue.
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Halsey
Washington
William F. Halsey, Jr
Truman
Third Fleet
Senate
Prosecution Ends Case Today in Mansfeldt Trial
In San Francisco 16 year old Annie Trene Mansfeldt was killed in a shooting yesterday. Attorney Norman Mirington read a portion of the suspect’s statements to police while Mrs Mansfeldt collapsed from shock and fear. Defense attorney Vincent Hallinan said she would tell her story later if needed.
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Priise Cuben Tiene
Boon Cluele
Darlay
Annie Trene Mansfilet
Wada Martin Waht
Gwads
Mansfeldt
Distriet
Norman Mirington Rend Ie
Sbe
Elkington Har
Pnn
Milton Lennon
Mra. Maansfeldt
Vincent Hallinan
Ground broken for Bar Theater in Oakland district
Ground was broken this year at 14th Avenue and East 14th Street for a new 350000 independent theater named the Bar Theater. It will seat 950 and feature modern stadium construction, push-back seats, and advanced sound and interior furnishings. Rene La Marre and Vincent Raney outline plans with George Grummond as partners in this housing district development near 150th Avenue, with Beckett and Federight financing the project.
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14 Atreo
Bar Theater
Rene la Marre
Oakland
Theater Man
Vincent Raney
Lit
Marre
150Th Avenue
Lat Marre
George Grummond
Oakhind Financie Beckett
Federight
Bad Check Artist Tells Tale of Woe
Annette Elizabeth Jung, arrested after passing checks at several stores in Hayward and Livermore, admitting the fraud. Police report total fictitious amounts around 403 dollars with names tied to Fresno. She cites wrongful marriage, financial ruin, and a string of tough associates as motive.
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Livermore
Plessantar
Feesne
Annette Elizabeth Jung
Henry Rigall
Economy Department Store
Junking
Tommy L. Lahanos
Fresno
Lithanos
Hayward
Nifty Sport
Kay Lee
Economy
August Ay
San Antonio
Texas
Jung
Lyaveler
Defense on Coast Revealed in Pearl Harbor Reports
Army reports to the Pearl Harbor committee show the Philippines, Panama Canal, and west coast commands took greater defensive measures before Pearl Harbor than the Hawaiian command. Maj. Gen. Walter Short’s reply said his force was alerted against possible sabotage. The documents, presented by Maj. Gen. Sherman Miles, relate to a War Department warning of hostile action on November 27, 1941 and reflect ongoing Congressional inquiry into Roosevelt era defense decisions.
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Philippines
Panama
Cana
West Coast
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Department
Hine
Congression
George C. Marshall
Army Chief of Staff
United States
Japan
Panama Canal
Marshall
Walter C. Short
Onemander
Pearl Tarbor
War Department
Sherman Miles
Army Intelligence
Miles
Joseph JC
Grew
U. S
MM Pan
Vanken
Tate
Rosevelt
Athen W. Barkley
Sy. Lnally
Dr Kearney Addresses Lions Club On Cancer Prevention
Dr. Francis Kearney, local physician, urged middle aged adults to have periodic physical exams and emphasized early cancer detection. He warned that treatment is difficult once cancer advances. The Lions Club meeting also included remarks by Roy Stromain and district school superintendent on the school bond election.
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Francis K. Kearney
Lions Club
Log Tate
Kearney
Roy Stromaien
Hawk Theos
Petty Thief Robs Street Cafe
Iro Rivera, proprietor of 1542B Street Cafe, reported to police a burglary after cash and cigarettes were taken. Entry appeared forced with a screen torn from a window between Saturday and yesterday while the cafe was closed.
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Iro Rivera
Rivers
Fine Man Fined for Dumping on Private Property
A man named B. Robinson was fined 25 dollars after appearing in Justice court for dumping papers and refuse on property owned by Milt Dohner. The complaint was filed on November 20.
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Down B. Robinson
Milt Dohner
Justice Court
Teachers Urge Modern Facilities At Haywwined Union High
At a PTA meeting chaired by Miss Stella Larson, Haywwined Union High teachers urged space, equipment, and modern facilities to teach a broader curriculum. They asked for about $96,000 for agricultural facilities and $196,000 for a new vocational shop and home economics renovations, citing overcrowded labs and outdated equipment.
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Haywwined Union High School
PTA
Stella Larson
Julia Sandoval
Citizens Committee
One Thousand
Markewell
Semstar
FO. Miller
Miss A. Needham
Stanford
L. Smith
Indicus- Wel Arts and Ycentional
Mark Mussim
Alehough
Tom Moore
Labor turmoil spans GM shutdown and West Coast strikes
United Press reports machinists await word on ILWU withdrawal of support as GM Fisher body plant faces demands for an 80 cent wage increase. Union leaders urge President Truman to intervene. Bay Area strikes threaten refinery acid shortages and broader labor action across chemicals and bakeries amid longshore and brewery protests.
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CLO Aute
General Motors
CTO
Bac
United Automobile Workers Union
Tennstedt
Fisher Body
Detroit
Truman
Furves
Otliids Intime
Funion
CVO
Ban Prangiseo Bay
ILWS
ILWU
Marty Bridges
Cal
Shell
Standard
Tidewater
Bay Area
Willi Montgomery
CIO
California
Los Angeles
AFL
Yale
Cangendorf Bakeries
San Pravivo
Wendell Philips
Satr
Pramavisea Bakery Bloyers
Tevnspaper
Victory Week To Begin December 2 With Bond Drive
A telegram from the American Newspaper Publishers Assn outlines a nationwide campaign for Victory bonds. December 2 starts a week of efforts led by governors and retail groups to promote the Victory Loan with ads and store participation. Roy D. Moore chairs the Bureau of Advertising urging intensive newspaper advertising during the week.
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Hayward Review
American Newspaper Publishers Association
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Victory Loan
Roy D. Moore
Bureau O Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
Massa Gets Permit To Extend Garage
A issued permit allows Massa to extend a garage and build a concrete shed behind the present structure on the lot. ALJ Eackerby cited the plan, noting the shed will be located at the rear and benefit the property layout.
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ALJ
Eackerby
War Preparations by Nubenberg Revealed in Secret Navy Memo
A secret navy ministry document disclosed today reveals that WP Comany planned a two-tract approach in Europe and assessed Russia as poorly prepared to enter the conflict. The memo suggests a broader strategic posture as wartime tensions rise.
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Nubenberg
Comany
Europe
Russia
Navi War Ministry
Congressional leaders probe Ranbir Patricks dictment intrigue
Congressional leaders today pre invest requests into Ranbir Patricks and the warley bliskering in dictment of American rarer cip. Wnts remain unspecified as officials review potential charges and political implications.
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Washington
Todlay
Ranbir Patricks
D. Uarley
Increase Shown in Cases At Local Probation Office
The Hayward probation office reports October saw peak juvenile case load with 31 boys and nine cases in Oakland Juvenile Court. Cases involved serious charges like auto thefts burglaries and shoplifting. November shows a slight decline. Eight boys aged 15 to 19 were punished for car theft and robberies in Oakland. Five boys applied for probation were committed to Youth Authority or placed otherwise. Fourteen youths aged 13 to 15 faced probation for school damage and restitution. No reason given for the rise.
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Qanehidins
Hayward
Pu “Bation
Ahmedhe County
Oakland
Offici
Ataterl
Awvere
Youth Authority
Yolo County
Edenvere School
Ning
San Lorenzo
The Judge Reverses Decision and Imposes Jail Time
Marion, 21, of 148A Grant Avenue San Lorenzo, received a suspended judgment from Judge Jocnh Harder Jr in dus Lice court, but minutes later faced enslays in county jail. After leaving court he returned in a car he had sold and was jailed for ten days. Al Murray Karl's Shoe store manager recovers at home after a heart attack and is expected to return to work soon.
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Dosse Marion
Grant Avenue
San Lorenzo
Jocnh Harder, Jr
Eonoy
Bald
Hayward
Marron
Manuel Enos
Toychen
AL Murray
Karl
Calendar Of Events Today Unity Class
Unity class on today’s schedule features Green Shutier Hotot leading a community session. The event focuses on meditation, faith, and wellness practices for all ages at the local center.
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