Palestine problem looms as Britain eyes joint UN action
Back of the Headlines discusses Britain's move to reinforce Palestine with troops and seek international solution. The piece traces Britain's 1923 mandate, the Balfour pledge for a Jewish homeland, Arab resistance, and the 1939 white paper limiting Jewish immigration to 76 000. It notes tensions between Jewish and Arab forces and the global reactions shaping policy.
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Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Padua
United Nations
Great Britain
Palestine
Near East
Britain
Wirborne
London
Hebdin
Truman
League of Nations
Mitter Culny
Hayward Lions urged to aid deaf children
Father William F Reilly of the San Francisco Archdiocese urged the Hayward Lions to help restore hearing for deaf and hard of hearing children. He said with a little help they can overcome selfconsciousness and become useful citizens. The Hayward city council meeting included sharp exchanges. Local merchants announced developments, including Martin's Dry Goods release, Montgomery Ward purchase on Main Street, Tim Yeager’s new Castro Street Willys agency building, and Deterva’s automotive development plans. Tomorrow night Castro Villa hosts a ceremony by local service clubs for National Newspaper Week with Frank Claryoe addressing town crier aspects of the newspaper business. Mayd Sparks to introduce the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F_ Rely
Diefor Ol
San Francixes
Reilly
Hayward Lions
Father Reilly
Dvision
Martin
Maynard
Hayward
Castro Villa
Frank’ Claryoe
Mayd Sparks
Ward Street
John Mancini
Art Phillips
Rose Street
Castro Street
P. G
Rose
Prospect Streets
Civil Service Commission
Marjorie Claire Daniels
St. Who
Hayward Opens War Chest Drive for $36500 Quota
Hayward launches the War Chest Campaign with a $36,500 goal to aid Hayward Area Youth and Welfare agencies and support service members. Volunteers distribute 10000 handbills while area captains coordinate solicitors and 400 tellers are mailed to boost the drive. Chairman Roger Anderson frames the effort as a Thanksgiving Victory Campaign aiding local agencies and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hayward Avon
Hayward Area
Relph Senchel
Carl Sandberg
H. C. Bowmen
M. E. Wangenheim
Della Larsen
L. V. Griggs
Roy Christensen
Howell Plemmons
Roger Anderson
Martin's Store to Expand in Hayward Market Area
Joseph Martin owner of Marlin's Dry Goods Store at 48 Castro Street has purchased adjacent property on Cusire Street for about $15,000 to build a two story modern department store with a 90 foot Castro Street frontage. Construction slated after the first of next year. 18 foot alleyway planned to separate from the fire house. Former owner Mrs Sophia Cunha.
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Noves Alexander
Hayward
Haysward
Joseph Martin
Marlin
Castro Street
Song Cusire Street
Arnold M. Faseler
Martin
Fussler
Sophia Cunha
Pfc Painter Veteran of Europe with 101st Airborne
Pfc Painter, a member of the 101st Airborne Division in General Patton's Third Army, recently transferred from Metters Austria with parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Painter. He earned three battle stars for Bastogne Rhine Valley and Central Germany, the Presidential Unit Citation, Combat Infantry Badge, good conduct medal, parachutist wings, and Bronze Arrowhead for the Holland invasion. He entered the Army in January 1944 and went overseas in September.
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Metters
Austria
Charles L.’ Painter
Hunt Avenue
101St Airborne Division
George Patton
Third Army
Bastogne
Begium
Rhine Valley
Germany
Holsland
Youngster Hurt in Car Crash Amid Bowling Scores
Patty Ann Klitza a 12 year old pupil sustained minor injuries when a car driven by her mother Irene E Klitza 54 collided with a second car at Elgin and Kent avenues in San Leandro. The other driver James Gilbert 25 of 698 Elgin Street San Lorenzo was also involved. Both cars reportedly reached the intersection simultaneously.
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Patty Ann Klitza
Irene E. Klitza
Melody Way
San Leandro
Elgin
Kent Avenues
James Gilbert
Elgin Greet
San Lorenzo
County Fair Entry Blanks Available from Farm Advisor
Alameda County Fair lists and entry blanks may be obtained from the Farm Advisor's office in the basement of the Hayward Post Office.
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Alameda County
Farm Advisor's
Hayward
Oakland Chamber Opens New Construction Service
The Oakland Chamber of Commerce reopens its construction industries residential development department with Robert S. Grant as manager. The division will help local contractors secure industrial contracts while the residential division plans improvements and expansion of Oakland’s housing districts.
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Oakland
Construction Industries
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Robert S. Grant
Grant
Gerald HW
U Aid
City of
Orders Return Chungking By General to China Mission Personnel
General Kai Shell ordered the return to China of all non essential personnel on investigation missions abroad, as reported by Central News Agency. The directive directs personnel to redeploy from overseas posts to focus on domestic tasks and security needs in Chungking.
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Chungking
Gener
China
Kai Shell
Central
Pick the Winners Football Contest Picks
The Review urges readers to enter the football contest with weekly picks by Friday night. Hayward sports staff promotes the contest, noting strong results and urging participation. Entrants must mail or bring selections to 481 Castro Street, Hayward.
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Hayward
Tung
G Pom
Feay
Feay Nieht
Lutor
Castra Street
Mayor Proclaims Week of Fire Prevention
Mayor George A. Mays of Hayward proclaims October 7 to 13 as Fire Prevention Week urging citizens, organizations, schools, and city departments to actively participate. He cites President Truman’s call to eliminate fire hazards and notes need for inspections of homes, factories, warehouses, offices, and farms to reduce fire losses. The city directs fire and related departments to support prevention programs statewide.
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Mayo
Truman
Mays
George A. Mays
Hayward
United States of America
Charber of Commerce
Fire Dlement
Fire Department
Ater
Mancini's Rise From Castro Valley to City Engineer
John Mancini, San Francisco-born city engineer, rose from Castro Valley roots after 1906 earthquake, attending Hayward Union High School as valedictorian and earning four Stanford scholarships in five years. A Phi Beta Kappa Tau Beta Pi recipient, he balanced civil engineering study with jobs and leadership, later becoming a familiar figure at council meetings.
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John Mancini
Stanford
Phi Beta Kappa
Tau Beta Pi
Mancin
Italy
United States
Luces
San Francisco
Castro Valley
Mancini
Hayward Union High School
David Oliva
San Francheco
Firemen Plan Open House October 12
Hayward fire station opens doors October 12 as Fire Prevention Week events kick off. Chief Tony August reports a literature distribution to school children on October 8 and a fire equipment demonstration at the station on October 1. A fire alarm box demonstration will occur at B and Main, with Bernard Dooke of Oakland's fire department speaking at schools. The open house will feature Hayward’s first hand pump fire engine built in Lyon.
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Hayward
Tony August
Qctober 1
Main
Bernard Dooke
Oakland Battalion
Lure
MacArthur Seeks Full Japanese War Production Records
General Douglas MacArthur demanded a complete accounting of Japanese war production since 1943 and an inventory of remaining weapons and equipment. He ordered confiscation of a September issue of a Japanese magazine that criticized occupation policies and urged resignation of a Tokyo newspaper editor. Togo Shigemitsu, a principal war criminal, was confirmed ill and confined to his Tokyo home. MacArthur also asked for an annual protection from 1941 to August 1948 for all types of Japanese weapons, ammunition, vehicles and equipment.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Ile
Eighth Army Medical Office
Nivantine
Pearl Harbor
Shigemitsu Togo
Togo
MacArthur
City Council Considers Bids For Pipeline To New Well
Hayward City Council reviews bids for improvements to the pipeline to a new Alvarado well. Efforts include street painting contracts, permit activity, and notices to property owners for a Grand Street relocation plan. Plans cover curb, gutters, sewers, and potential paving if a petition is filed.
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Alvarado
Hayward
C. W. White
George Forth
Pat Weters
Watkins Street
Grand Street
Sorres
Pers
Veteran Newsman to Speak on Press Role at Rotary Event
Frank Chivvoe, longtime San Francisco journalist, will address Rotary, Lions, and Kiwanis members in Hayward tomorrow at Castro Villa. He will discuss press responsibilities toward the deaf, the watchdog function of the newspaper, and his career spanning Portland to San Francisco. Dr Revi Krag and William P. Reilly will contribute, with Reilly highlighting early deafness is not a barrier to growth.
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Rotary
Frank Clasvou
Sun Fr. News
Castro Villa
Chivoe
Much Interest Shown In Airport
George Cracknell of the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce said six inquiries daily come from people wanting to use the May ward airport if civilian use is allowed. George R. Borsari of the surplus property board in Washington, D C, wrote to Mayor Mays that city inquiries would go to the proper division, adding the city will likely be able to acquire the airport. A telegram to the Chamber noted General Ho H Arnold’s headquarters should be contacted regarding disposition of the airport.
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George Cracknell
Hayward Area
Chamber of Commerce
Mayward
George R. Borsari
Surplus Property Board
Washington, D. C
George Mays
Hayward Army Airport
Hayward
Ho H. Arnold
Washington,d. C
Navy announces KIA Del Roger O Callaghan USNR
The Navy Department reports wartender second class Del Roger O Callaghan has been killed in action. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William O Callaghan of 433 Sunset Boulevard Hayward.
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Navy Department
del Roger ,O'Callaghan
Wartender
USNR
William O’callaghan
Bouloyaryl, Hayward
Oil Workers Strike at Oleum Plant
2000 workers at Wilmington and Oleun Calphrite union walked out after a failed last minute management conference over 42 hours pay for 4 hours work. Picket lines formed. 50 percent of the Oleum plant joined, with 40 percent to follow, closing the plant. Local 326 said picketing would stay at the Union OG plant and not target the Shell refinery until a strike vote occurs.
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Pacific Coast
Wilmington and
Oleun
Calphrite
The
Union OF Co
Ater
T. Frederick
Lagal 124
Oloum
Tory
Formorrow
YDR
Frank Cage
Shell
Patton Relieved In Germany Command Change
Patton has been relieved of his U S Third Army command and the Bavarian military governorship, with reports noting his stance on keeping Nags in administrative posts. The announcement came from Frankfurt on October 2, signaling a major leadership shift in postwar Germany operations.
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Frankfurt
George S. Patton
U.S
Bavaria
Driver Fined For Drinking After Accident
Charlie Kennedy, 41, was fined for being intoxicated in an automobile after a September 30 incident that seriously injured a Camp Parks resident. Ruby Lincwster, 40, of 20104 14th Street, pleaded guilty to related charges and was released on 240 bail.
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Charlie Kennedy
SLO
Jacob Luchter Jr
Kennedy
Calendar Of Events Reads Across Local Groups
Today events include Cannery Workers Union at IDES hall nine p m and Woodmen of World at Dania hall eight p m. PEO meets four p m at Cypress Camp with speech class at high school. Tomorrow Castro Valley Improvement Club at eight p m Adobe. Kiwanis six thirty p m Castro Villa. Lions Club twelve noon Green Shutter Hotel. Veterans groups and auxiliary events listed with no clear schedules.
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Cannery Workers Union
Ides
Cypress Camp
Woodmen of World
Dania Hall
P.T.A
Castro Velley Improvement Club
Adobe
Kiwanis
Castro Villa
Lions Club
Green Shutter
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Martin's Store
Pfc
Europe
Hurton
Oakland Chamber
F. Mancini
Attilié and
Semirm
Florence
John A. Mancini
Clerival
Mather Jiminey
Armstrong SL
Neilman Munter
Western Pacific
B Street
Peterson Tractor Company
OC. W. Whit
Planning Commission
Rick Pyge
Mather
William P. Reilly
Rotary Elu
St. Augustine’s Church
Oakeland
Rotary Piente
Fron A
Clarvoe
Patton
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