Local pageant stunts and community talent shine in town
Purely Personal highlights a week of community entertainment with a live puppet act in a Radio shop window and a pageant packed with local talent. Joe Martin and Ruel Macedo coordinated the sprint program, with Martin also appearing on stage. Carol B. Kelly earns praise for Donna Peralta and a Spanish waltz, while Ray Burr captivates as J. B. Parsons. Omission of three Fiesta Scene dancers noted. Business and Professional Club dancers Naydene Jamison, Gertrude Blomgren and Beula Phelps praised.
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B Street
Reese
Jonathan
Joe Martin
Ruel Macedo
Mardin Press
C Street
Doe Martin
Pianners
Carol B. Kelly
Susie
Donna Peralta
Naydene Jamison
Gertrude Blomgren
Beula Phelps
Calendar of local meetings and social events in Hayward area
Today events include Cannery Worker untan Na 708 pm Labor lempla and Camera club at 7 pm. Hayward High School Chapter PH of PEO and Cherryland Firemen’s Association events. School PTA reception at 8 pm, Sungat school, Woodmen of the World Cypro Camp No 141 at 6 pm. Tomorrow Book Chat club at Dania hall. Castro Valley Improvement club and Fraternal Order of Eagles Eden Aerie 1193 at 9 15 pm. Maly Rosary Sodality at All Saints Church hosted by Mise Lena M. Perry. Kiwanis 6 pm Cuatro Villa and Ladies Aid Eden church. Lions Club noon Shutter Coffee Shop. Pome Trin de Red Men 274 2 pm IDES hall. Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary 2 pm Vetecane Memoris building. Square and Folk Dancing 8 10 30 pm Hayward High gym. UPPEC Council 123 7 130 pm THES hall. Volleyball for men 7 9 pm. Huy Yaung Lecturer Tenate 0 St Young Ladies Institutes 0 pm St Anthony’s hall.
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Untan Na
Lempla
Hayward Bigh
PEO
Cherryland Firemen
Btmeet
Sungat
Woodmen of the World
Cypro
Dania Hall
Tomorrow Book Chat Club
Castro Valley
IDES
Vetecane Memoris
Hayward High School
UPPEC
Council
THES
Huy- T Yaung Lecter
St . Young Ladies Instituts
St. Anthony's
Look Forward To Community Chast driva Fet Parade
Community event notes a charity drive and parade hosted by local Lions and Chamber groups. Includes a workshop by AAUW and a public meeting about homeless children and local panacea efforts. Names and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Lions Club
Milla Calor
Ehaenber
Comik
Nayambar
Vray Ae Chamber
Comer
Final Action on Hayward Acres Annexation Within 60 Days
City officials say the annexation of Hayward Acres to Hayward can occur within 60 days after certification. Petition gathers 277 names of 25 percent required. some signatures may be disqualified. Council plans to file petitions and pass a resolution next Monday. Residents warned school zoning and county taxes remain unchanged. poultry, sidewalks, and other rules will follow state and district laws.
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Hayward Acres
Hayward
C. W. White
Gamneil
Henry Hobson
William O. Wilson
Sunset
San Lorenzo
Wilson
Attommay White
Fiyuure
Mystery of Missing Mail in Hayward Acres Vote
City officials faced a mail mystery in the Hayward Acres area as 750 booklets about the annexation proposal were mailed to voters but only about 25 were received. Councilman Wilson said booklets were mailed from the Hayward post office and placed in rural boxes. Postmaster Foster suggested many third class pamphlets may have been discarded unopened. An additional 500 copies will be printed and delivered to voters, with copies left at local businesses for access.
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Hayward Acres
Courcilman
William O. Wilson
Hayward
Anthony J. Foster
Wilson
New Picket Lines Form In Ship Strike
Washington reports a new nationwide shipping strike as round the clock negotiations failed to settle the wage dispute by midnight. CIO and AF of L workers began picketing after rejecting a government plea to remain on the job pending further talks.
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Washington
U.A
CIO
AFI
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Pacific Coast
Hugeate
Levins B. Schwellenbush
W. W. Smith
Maritime Commission
Parking Meter Plans to be Discussed in Hayward
A special Hayward meeting at City Hall 8 p.m. Thursday will present full details of proposed parking meter installation. Representatives from meter companies will explain how the machines work. City officials say steps toward installation began last month after the council directed the clerk to seek cost estimates and operation details. Councilman Wilson cites League of California Cities expectations that most California cities will install meters soon.
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Hayward
William O. Wilson
Wilson
Hage Ward
San Diego
California
Youth Receives Lacerations in Crash
Aaron Burgess a 1B aged 18 or 19 from 2810 Chaps Man Street Oakland sustained severe facial and head lacerations when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by W P Mewhinney 24 of Irvington on the Irvington Centerville highway Also injured was Rubin Irvin Johinson 20 of 2229 Santa Rita Street Oakland with unspecified injuries
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Aaron Burgess
Chapsman Street
Oakland
W. P. Mewhinney
Irvington
Irvington- Centerville
Rubin Irvin’ Johinson
Santa Rita Street
UN to Avoid Major Decision on Danube Shipping
The United Nations Economic and Social Council plans to dodge a major ruling on the volatile Danube River shipping issue. It will let the United States and Russia settle the dispute through private diplomatic channels.
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Lake Success
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Danube River
United States
Russia
Reactions as Nazi leaders hear death sentences at Nuremberg
The court at Nuremberg handed down death sentences to Hermann Goering, Rudolf Hess, Wilhelm Keitel, Ernst Kaltenbrunner, Alfred Rosenberg, Hans Frank, Julius Streicher, and others. Some defendants displayed bold emotion while others remained composed or stunned. several received life terms or long prison terms.
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Muernberg
Hess
Wilhelm von Keitel
High Command
Ernst Kallenbrutter
Secret Police
Alfred Rosenberg
Hull Suffers Slight Stroke
Cordell Hull, former secretary of state, suffered a slight stroke last night and was admitted to the naval hospital for a checkup. He will be 75 tomorrow and is in satisfactory condition. Hull has been in generally poor health since resigning from the cabinet in 1944.
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Washington
U.R
Cordell Hull
Hull
Naval Hospital
Navy
Oleomargarine Price Boosted in Retail Rates
Washington notices say oleomargarine shortening and salad oils gained 21 cents a pound under OPA controls. The price hike affects prepared meals served by restaurants and is part of broader price adjustments.
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Washington
Foray Ag
Commission OKs Unchanged Frontier
PARIS. The Bulgarian political commission of the peace conference today rejected claims to sliers of Bulgaria and adopted the Big Four recommendation for an unchanged frontier. Greece lost her bid for strategic consideration of the frontier after tributes to Greek allies. The four nations voted 10 to 1 with two abstentions.
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Paris
U.P
Peace Conference
Bulgaria
Greece
Creece
South Africa
India
New Zealand
Great Britain
Emerson Cota Escapes Injury After Car Crash
City police report Emerson Cota escaped injury when his car crashed into a concrete abutment at the Jackson Street underpass. Cota said the lights went out suddenly as he approached the overpass around 4:30 p.m. on a day marked by the incident near 150 Park Street.
Cards Beat Dodgers 4 2 to Lead Playoff Series
In Sportman's Park St Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 2 to take a first blood in the best of three NL pennant playoff. Branca Higbe Gregg Lombardi Melton Edwards Pollet Garagiola managed the pitchers as the Cardinals built early leads and held off a late Brooklyn rally.
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Sportsman's Park
ST. Louis
URI
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn OU
St Louis
Branca
Higbe
Gregg
Lombardi
Melton
Edwards Pollet
Garagiols
Nazi Leaders Face Death or Life Terms at Nuremberg
The international military tribunal sentenced Hermann Goering and 11 others to death or life in prison for crimes against peace war crimes and crimes against humanity. Goering Ribbentrop Keitel Rosenberg Streicher Jodl Seyss-Inquart and others were condemned to hang. Hess Funk Raeder Gad others received prison terms while some were acquitted or left in absentia. The verdicts, to be appealed within four days, mark a pivotal moment in postwar justice.
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Baldur von Sehrach
Hiller
Fritz Savekel
Alfred Jodl
Army
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Austria
Konstantin von Neurath
Hitler
Naal
Humilnity
Hermann Goering
Joachhim von Ribbentrop
Wallehy von Keitel
Bengt Kultenbrasner
Alfred Rosenberg
Tlons Prank
Wilhelm Trink
Julius Streicher
Fritz Sauerel
Arthur Seys
Hans Fritesche
Nikilichenko
Schacht
von Papen
Fritzache
Tme
Tle
Condemned Nazi Leaders Expected to Die in Nuernberg
Berlin reports quote allied control council spokesman that the condemned Nazi leaders will be executed in Nuernberg prison. They reportedly face execution on October 16 unless clemency pleas are filed by midnight Saturday. Speedy action on clemency urged. next control council meeting slated for October 11.
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Berlin
Nuernberg
Allied Control Council
Council
OBrien Certified As Police Officer
City council approved William J O Brien for a temporary police officer post to replace Eugene Souza who declined the post. Police Chief George Forth reported the certification and Nelson Souza listed. The council also certified Lorraine Hernandez for temporary employment as a machineboard operator at the city mall.
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Willian J. O Brien
40Th Street
O'Brien
Eugene Souza
Main Street
Sousa
George Forth
Lorraine &. Hernandez
B Street
City Mall
Four Way Stop Signs Ordered at A and Main Streets
The city council voted last night to install additional stop signs at the A street and Main street intersection. Acting on Councilman Jacke’s recommendation, the move aims to protect school children crossing A street on their way to school.
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Jacke
Holland
Weather Update Forecast Indicates Cooler Temperatures
The report notes partly cloudy conditions today and cooler air tonight with a lower high. Expected maximums and minimums are modest, signaling a quiet trend in the short term.
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Temor
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Ray Burr
J. B. Parsons
Ray
Cate
San Francisco U.P
Striking International Jaongshortmen's & Warehousemen's Union
Harry Bridges
Eden Area
Boy Scouts
Jacob Harder Jr
Forth
Bob Lamb
Bill Leber
Beth
Boh
Bui
Kent Studie
Karl Doenita
Eric Raeder
Emerson Cota
Phan Vee
Hay
Goering
Hess, Funk and
Raeder
Fritzsche
Papen
A. F.L
C. I.0
Alden
Sage
Motion Pictures
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