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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1946

Page

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Government Grants Some Mines Right to Levy Fines on Striking Miners

The federal coal administration approved fines of 1 to 20 dollars daily against individual striking United Mine Workers members, aligning with a government contract with John L. Lewis and the AFL. Details on count of applications were not disclosed.

Washington, Noy United Miner Workers UFL Une John L. Lewis United Mine Workers AFL Southern Coal Producers Association Wear Virgina Coal Association Edward R. Burke Southern Lewis Tial UMW Tndustry Asd Federal Coal Administration al Bluefield W. Va

U S Opposes Use of Veto in Arms Pact Message

The United States and Britain oppose any UN disarmament plan that could be vetoed by Russia or any Big Five member. The U S delegation offered a veto free substitute for Russia s arms control scheme while Britain warned against schemes allowing veto power in disarmament inspections. Shatner cross said no nation should veto the operation and urged a plan free from single-state interference.

United Nations Political and Security Committee Russia Shatvcross

Santa to Attend Baumberg Party

Baumberg Improvement club members discussed a Christmas party for Baumberg children to be held December 23 at Baumberg hall. Santa Claus will visit and treats will be provided. Les Williams chaired. Roy Howard absent. Committee includes Mr. and Mrs. R C Kiry Edward Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs T G McKinley and Mr. and Mrs Les Williams.

Baumberg District Baumberg Edward Wilkinson T. G. McKinley Les Williams

Anna Ramirez Sustains Cut Ankle in Crash

Anna Ramirez, 563 Mack land avenue, suffered a cut ankle when she struck a power pole on Winton avenue near Alice street last evening. She lost control while helping her child from the back to the front seat and was taken to Hayward hospital.

Ers Anna Ramirez Mackland Avenue Winton Avenue Alice Street

Calendar Of Events in Castro Valley and Nearby Halls

Calendar items list events at multiple venues including Watereng Memorial building city hall and Veteran building. Dates and times show evenings and afternoons with groups such as Daughters, Knights of Columbus, Mary Mothers, Green Butter, IOOF and Dames of America involved in local activities.

le Corps Watereng City Hall Valera Ant Valley Club Dania Jah Iy Ma Ea Buahter Nights of Columbus Dania

Weather outlook: Hale today and Sunday with morning fog

The forecast notes Hale conditions through today and into Sunday. Expect morning fog and light to gentle variable wind.

Stork Race Ends Quietly at Hayward Hospital

An expectant Newark manthress rushed to Hayward hospital when her car crashed into another on the highway. She transfered to a passerby who drove her to the hospital. A baby boy was born on schedule. Officers suffered only nervous-system injuries, nurses reported.

Manther Hayward Tynania Aganon Newark Alex Cardoza John J. Greshen Tennyson ‘Road Hayward Hospital

Chamber Week Winds Up With Air Show Tomorrow

Hayward municipal airport will host a two hour airshow closing Chamber of Commerce week. The program includes postwar aircraft parade, balloon bursting, paper cutting for students, formation flying demonstrations, personal airplane exhibit, aerobatics, a Don Easdale flight demo, sea plane demo, and free rides for spectators. A parachute jump demo is pending CAA approval under current weather. public viewing is free with ample parking. tickets half price for some performers.

Hayward Chamber of Commerce Snaho Don Easdale Lugless CAA Gordon Froisness Prt M. Kk. Bartholomew W. J. Predericksen

Devoted Dog Reconciled With Owner

Nine year old springer spaniel Tammy saved from death by air travel is reunited with Mrs May Kelley of Youngstown Ohio in San Leandro California. Tammy refused to eat during separation but improved after the reunion with her mistress and plans to stay with her daughter until Mrs Kelley returns.

Hillcrest Knolls Lommy Tammy May Kelly Youngstown Ohio Kelley Helen Kuziara Boulevard Court San Leandro

Radio Union Okays New Settlement Avert Strike

The American Federation of Radio Artists AFRA dropped a strike threat after networks agreed to continue talks on a two year contract. A joint statement said negotiations would proceed until all issues are resolved and no program sections would be forced to negotiate under pressure.

New York American Federation of Radio Artists AFL AFRA Ritson

Niles Bakery Theft Attempted Today

An attempted burglary at the Niles Cake Box bakery at 629 First Street was reported to the sheriff by operator Lawrence F. McCeele after thieves pried the front door during the night. No cash or stock was taken according to the store check, and officers had not determined the perpetrator’s motive or method.

Niles Ulrect Sheriff's Office Lawrence F. McCeele

Byrnes Aligns With Soviet On Reparations Policy Change

Secretary of State Byrnes backed a reduced Bulgaria reparations bill and a larger Italian claim after a secret conference with Molotov. The shift, aimed at gaining Soviet concessions on Trieste and the Danube, drew Bevin’s sharp opposition and unsettled the Paris agreement targets.

York James F. Byrnes Russia Bulgaria Italy Byrnes Paris Viacheslav M. Molotov Trieste Danube Brynes Molotov Yugoslavia Greece Bevin Ernest Bevin Fie Mulng Green Lall

Army Ekes Out Victory Over Navy In Classic Gridiron Battle

In Philadelphia Army held on for a 21 to 18 win as Navy, 30 point underdogs, battled the undefeated Cadets to the final seconds. Navy drove to the Army three yard line with a minute left but failed on two runs and was halted. The Navy team, los ing seven straight, earned respect with a fierce, well played game embodying Midway and Coral Sea traditions.

Philadelphia UPA Goaldine Army Navy Clocie The Severn Midway Coral Sea Thei

Bret Harte Team Smashes Ashland In Football Clash

Bret Harte routs Ashland 36 to 0 on Friday afternoon. Jesse Divand starred with two touchdowns while George Silva Jackie Pimentel Skippy August and Richard Foster also scored. Ashland struggled on offense as Bret Harte dominated both sides.

Bret Starte Ashland Jesse Divand Bret Harte George Silva Jackie ‘Pimentel Skippy August Richard Foster

Publisher Warns U S To Be Alert In 1940s speech

Frank Gannett eastern newspaper publisher warned chambers of commerce that communists and collectivists in the United States seek to overthrow the government and disrupt the economy. He described a silent, insidious infiltration aiming to control communication information and transportation and urged vigilance to defend free press speech and assembly. The remarks were broadcast on Mutual stations following Hayward Union High School’s chamber week activities.

United States Hayward Union High School Gannett Mutual Broadcasting Company Hayward Chamber of Commerce Joseph R. Knowland Oakland California State Chamber of Commerce Pland San Lorenzo Village

Jerusalem blasts end Jewish sabbath with two explosions

Two heavy explosions within seconds rocked Jerusalem just after sundown marking the end of the Jewish Sabbath. No injuries are reported in the initial details, with authorities investigating the blasts as the city remains on high alert after the evening attack.

Jerusalem U.P

Valley Gang Suspected in Alameda County Thefts

Sheriff's detectives report a 20-man posse and postal inspectors raided Castro Valley San Francisco and nearby to arrest five men and a woman tied to a series of post office burglaries and safe crackings in Castro Valley Newark Mt Eden and surrounding communities. Arrests included Warren Terwilliger Frank Noman Dewey Thompson Robert Ulrich and Richard Urquharte with one suspect found under a bed during the raid. Police seized rifles pistols machine gun ammo and burglary tools linking the group to multiple burglaries and a Sharp Park robbery the team says was part of the same spree. The investigation followed a tip from Terwilliger and officials say the group operated across the bay area and into Mateo County.

Ted Richard Condon Hayward Castro Valley San Franscisco Alameda County Douglas Webb Mateo County Sacramento Eli Or Ebert Ulrich Holman Thompson Urquhart Ulvich Miss Ebert Terwilliger Shovikt Oflice Mt. Eden Sharp Park William Bell le Mateo County Peninsula Pleasanton Jolly Drug Store Newark Miles Webb

Solon Asks Volunteers For Mines

Senator Knowland proposes President Truman appeal to striking miners to return to work within 48 hours or call for nationwide volunteer force to operate ship and coal mines. He argues open pit mines can run with less efficiency and that trained supervisors and engineers could join the effort. He urges swift action to preserve order without lengthy legal processes.

Washington U.P William F F. Knowland Calif Kay Truman Knowland India Juamy

Lawyer Asks New Judiciary for Military Justice Reform

Earl J. Carroll of San Bruno urged a civilian judiciary to oversee military courts in Frankfurt Germany to prevent a professional Gestapo like system. He accused army readers of incompetence and investigators of obtaining confessions by third degree methods to curry favor with officers. Carroll helped prosecute 16 officers and enlisted men at Litchfield and Waitime camps.

Earl J. Carroll San Bruno Thomas Lester Foley Hayward Frankfurt Germany Carroll Army Litchfield Army Justice System Criminal Investigation Division Waitime U.S England California

Harry Erwin Rite To Be Tuesday

Funeral services for Harry K. Erwin Sr. 62 will be held at Sorensen Brothers chapel at 2 pm Tuesday with burial in Lone Tree cemetery. He died after an auto struck him on Highway 60 near Center and A streets while en route to Fairmont hospital. A native of Illinois, he lived in Hayward four years. Survivors include his widow Carrie and seven children: Mary Cer­dina, Barbara Nester, Christine, Harry Jr., Loula Floyd, Leonard Erwin.

Harry K. ‘Erwin Sorensen Brothers Lone Tree Erwin Fairmont, Hospital Reed E. Hallet Merced Highway 60 Center Aevan Mis Mary Cerdinia Barbara Nester Christine E Harry Loula L. Floyd Leonard T. Erwin

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