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30 Nov 1945
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1945
Page
1
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Massa purchases four downtown parcels on a single Duluth block at 1024 10th Street, in a transaction recorded today. Revenue stamps indicate a $17,000 paid to convey the office deed. The building houses a bakery, toy store, and upstairs studio, with Frank and Vern Tepley the sellers. Massa also owns another local property and men’s retail business.
Carol O Day, a Layward High School senior, won the Alameda County American history essay contest. Her essay on United States Foreign Policy Since the Civil War advances to county, then state competition with four Oakland judges to select the winner for state and national levels. She receives War stamps and potential prize bonds as awards, with teachers noting participation from several school staff.
New York reports Mr and Mrs Charles Boxer honeymoon with four year old daughter Carola following their marriage in New Haven Connecticut after being refused a license in New York. Their romance in China and the birth of their daughter were revealed in Miss Hahn's book China to Me. Mrs Ursuki Boxer previously secured an English divorce from Boxer for adultery.
A blazing meteor believed to be a meteorite arced over northern California and eastern Nevada last night, prompting emergency alerts. University of Nevada astronomer G Blair said witnesses saw a slow descent, noting the object was moon-sized and likely crashed in Nevada desert while storms raged.
U S military intelligence long considered a Japanese sneak attack on Hawaii but dismissed a January warning from a Peruvian minister via Tokyo as unreliable. Maj. Sherman Miles testified that the Peru minister’s tip was not treated as credible and that no specific warning existed about an attack on Pearl Harbor.
Hay ward police chief George Forth warned merchants to be vigilant about cashing checks from strangers during the holiday season. He advised clerks to initial checks, note the appearance of the signer, and require more than one identification card, noting that more fictitious checks are expected with increased holiday buying.
President Truman announced steps to revise the Potsdam declaration to remedy four power control difficulties in Germany. He said if the United Nations functions properly there would be no need for future meetings of the Big Three or other top level international conferences.
Harry Rizzo of Local 168 was unanimously re elected sergeant at arms by the AFL Council of Cannery Unions at a meeting in the Qatdand Jabor temple. Other officers for the year are Vernon Pariley Local 750 North Alameda president and R A Rosander Local 746 Wingsburg vice president. Rizco will serve on the adjustment board. The council voiced thanks for his work promoting legitimate AFL unionism in the Tivyward area.
Attendance at Hayward area recreation activities rose in September and October with 6877 and 12759 participants respectively. Mayloft youth center surged from 1087 to 3498. The district collects 22 cents per $100 assessed valuation to fund the program, totaling $1800 monthly, and employs eighteen staff across multiple centers and roles.
President Truman said reconversion of U.S. industry from war to peace production was well on its way to completion. Employment was rising after postwar layoffs and back to V‑Day levels, with further increases expected. He added that disruption from peace return was less severe than anticipated and reconversion was near completion.
United Press reports the Pacific Northwest lumber strike of 60,000 workers is near ending as settlements unfold. Coos Bay area mills agreed to a 15 cent an hour wage raise and multiple mills in Vancouver Longview Salem Portland Albany and Tacoma prepare to resume production within a week. Workers vote today on the 15 cent raise.
A severe November storm swept the northeastern seaboard from New England to Pennsylvania. The system, linked to Huey, caused at least seven deaths and millions in damage. Snow fell 3 to 12 inches in many areas, with New York City still seeing heavy snowfall as gale winds disrupted traffic and communications along the coast.
Fearees M Cracknell father of George Cracknell secretary manager at the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce died yesterday in Salinas. The chamber secretary is in Los Angeles when notified at the Biltmore hotel where he is staying. Cracknell went to Los Angeles to attend a state chamber of commerce session. His mother Mrs Elizabeth Cracknell is also in Salinas.
Private Blake, former wayward resident, received a citation for valor during military operations against the enemy near Olinawa in May 1948. He manned an automatic rifle, silenced a pillbox withering fire, and exposed himself to halt enemy fire as part of a two-squad assault.
E Guy Warren a Hayward native with a varied career from engineering to running a miniature golf course in Hayward. He proposed a new city bus service amid local transit complaints and operates trucking for construction materials in Northern California. Warren has engaged in mind reading as a coastal venturer, worked on the Salt Water Barrier project, and served in local civic roles including president of various clubs and the chamber of commerce. He is a Hayward High School alumnus, brother of Colonel Stafford L. Warren, and aims to expand community betterment with plans for a Cropled Children clinic and local civic projects.
Nazi officials faced cross examination as Rudolf Mess testified he suffered memory loss and claimed to be unable to recall plots to murder Weygland, Curakih, and others. Hermann Goering and Hess defended mental fitness as Major Lahousen provided inside views of Canaris and Gestapo actions, detailing prewar deception and Polish uniforms.
The Mansfeldt murder trial paused for recess after five witnesses testified to seeing Dr. Mansfeldt and nurse in close contact. The defense and court readiness continue, with Mrs. Mansfeldt’s children expected to testify when proceedings resume Monday.
Joan Wondall a 16 year old girl was reported missing by her mother in San Jose with fears she may be a amnesia victim. Police found a patient matching her description among amnesia patients in the city. Her parents traveled to San Jose to identify her. She was last seen yesterday in Spokane and told a friend she was en route to Los Angeles.
Chelsea Massachusetts United Press report says Sailor Thirel James J Carlan on emergency furlough to help search for his 6 month old son Ronald kidnapped from his carriage near home. Police say the abductor is a deranged woman. Carlan, based in Oakland, arrived in Washington en route home to join his wife Rose and their other son. He phoned his wife with a hopeful message.
Hayward high school choir of 160 will perform Christmas carols for the public at 8 15 pm in the school auditorium. Directed by Barbara Henry with Helen Clarke at the organ, Henry will solo. Program includes Oh Come All Ye Faithful and Unto Us a Child is Born.
The House Un American Activities committee invited former Ambassador Patrick J. Hurley to testify on possible pro Communist influence inside the State Department. Hurley is slated to discuss any known sympathizers and related activities before the committee.
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