Parking Meter Talk Reaches City Hall Tonight
The Review notes persistent street parking by a Chevrolet in front of its office and nearby businesses. Readers share experiences of blocked spaces affecting customers, suggesting meters as a solution. A city hall meeting tonight will discuss installation, with local context from business leaders and Pioneer Days events.
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Smalley Avenue
HM. Herbert
Ford
Herb Way
John Sandoval
California
Ana Hayward
Cardinals Win Flag Playoff in 8-4 Victory
New York AP reports the St Louis Cardinals captured the National League flag by defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 4 in the first playoff race. Dickson pitched a near no hitter into the ninth. Howie Schultz struck out to end the Brooklyn rally as Augie Galan and Eddie Stevens produced key hits.
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NEW York
A.P
Howie Schultz
Brooklyn
Dickson
Dodgers
Cardinals
Augie Galan
Legion Demands Special Session to Repeal Ceilings
The American Legion at its San Francisco convention urged a special session of Congress to repeal on the job training ceilings for veterans. The 3800 delegates, voting with a roar, condemned Veterans Administration head Bradley for fast tracking the measure and demanded removal of the 115 single and 200 married men limits and the two year training cap. The resolution, drawn from 22 posts, warned the change would deny veterans full benefits of the GI bill and stall future training plans.
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San Francisco
U.2
American Legion National Convention
Congress
Legionnaires
Civic
Leion
National Employment Committee
John Stee
Bradley
Legion
Veterans’ Administration
American Legion
G.I
Mysterious Alameda Motion Linked to County Racing Funds
Investigators probe a phantom motion found in Alameda County Board minutes related to William P. Kyne and the county fair racing program. DA Ralph F. Hoyt says Supervisor George Janssen did not make the motion, which concerns about $80,000 from fair admissions and racing. A $30,000 Kyne check for Pleasanton races was stalled by the Board on Hoyt’s advice as the probe unfolds.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Alameda County Pair Association
Grand Jury
William P. Kyne
George Janssen
Ralph FE
Hoyt
Janssen
Jansson
Haway
Kyne
Pleasanton Track
Orfer
Board of Supervisors
Moyt
Local crashes leave several with minor injuries and mayor dies
Edward Jean Vasnais and Private Leon Ochoa suffered minor injuries in a collision at De Toto road and the Alameda Centerville highway at 10 p.m. The second crash near Lewelling boulevard and East 4th street left James Campbell and Robert Frasco uninjured. Betty Schultz and Frank Silveria escaped injury in a B street collision. Mayor Earl B Arnold, 82, died at home from a heart attack after serving as mayor since last April.
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Edward Jean Vasinais
East 4Th Street
Hayward
Leon Ochoa
Camp Beale
Detoto Road
Alameda
Centerville
California Highways Patrol
Aften
James Campbell
Oakland
Robert Frasco
Niles
Livingston
Col
Earl B. Arnold
Fear Ship Strike May Drag On
A government official warned that a three day maritime strike could extend into next week unless the deadlocked Pacific coast ship security issue is settled. Labor conciliators pursued separate settlements on gulf and east coasts while the west coast remained stalled. Pacific coast shipowners refused to bargain on union security with CIO marine engineers and AFL masters mates and pilots, though the unions showed willingness for piecemeal settlements. Wage talks advanced with the AFL lowering demands from 37 to 1 percent and CIO engineers from 30 to 20 percent, while both sought overtime rates near current levels.
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Washington
Fea
É Labor Department
Fny
CIO Mining Engineers
AFL
CIO Marine Engineers
CIQ
Companied
Mussatti to Guest at Hayward Area Dinner
James Mussatti of San Francisco, general manager of the California State Chamber of Commerce, will speak at the annual Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce dinner. The address is a highlight of Hayward Week, Nov 24 to 30, with other speakers including Lloyd Graybich of the San Francisco chamber and Riley Doe of Safeway at local club meetings.
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James Mussatti
San Francisco
California State Chamber of Camemerce
Tayward Area
Fiorge Cranknall
Mussatti
Hayward Area
Club Defers Action On Preference For Hospital
The Country Club of Washington Township postponed any pledge to back a seven hundred bed hospital for Southern Alameda County, funded by private subscriptions and dues. Members will reconvene after more information is gathered, with Mrs. Franklin Brown urging attendance at a October 22 Centerville High School meeting hosted by Hayward Area Community Council hospital committees. Recommendations for the November session are expected from that gathering.
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Country Club
Washington Township
Alameda County
Franklin Brown
Centerville High School
Hayward A
Council Hospital
Brown
One Year Service for Youth War Department Plan
The War Department rejects compromise with Congress on compulsory military training. A plan for one year of training, six months active and six months semi military, faces opposition and calls for shorter terms. Senator Lucas and Representative Brooks weigh the proposal amid demands for a broader national force. The aim is a total force over 6,000,000 including reserves.
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War Department
Army
Overton Brooks
Louisiana
House
Scott W. Lucas
Driviport
Thinnis
Lucas
Cordell Hull In Most Critical Condition
Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull remains in a most critical state after a stroke. Doctors at Bethesda Naval Hospital reported no marked change in his condition as he battles declining health on his 75th birthday, with officials noting he is not paralyzed but dangerously ill.
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Washington
U.K
Cordell Hull
Navy
Hull
Bethesda
MD. Naval Hospital
United Nations
Fova
San Lorenzo Man Indicted on Theft Conspiracy Charges
Rudolph J. Chapin of San Lorenzo is named in two federal indictments in San Francisco charging theft of government property and conspiracy. The cases involve three civilian employees at the Oakland naval supply depot, a San Francisco scrap dealer, and a Petaluma hardware dealer. The first indictment lists five theft counts and one conspiracy count against Chapin, Abe Goldberg, Leslie P. Lory, and Clarence Antonsen. The second indictment charges two theft counts and one conspiracy count, naming Chapin, Lory, Antonsen, and Ralph C. Fitzpatrick of Petaluma, with Fitzpatrick accused of paying kickbacks to add ammunition boxes, a desk crate, and plated silverware to his purchase.
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Rudolph J. Chapin
San Lorenzo
San Francisco
Chapin
Oakland
Chopin
Abe Goldberg
List Avenue
Leslie P. Lory
Clarence Antonsen
Oalstind
Lory
Antonsen
Ralph C. Fitzpatrick
Petaluma
Goldberg
Fitzpatrick
Chopin, Lory
Parking Meters Debated by Hayward Merchants and Council
Hayward merchants association members meet city council at City Hall at 8 p m for a discussion on parking meters in the business district. Representatives of parking meter firms will present to explain operation of the meters, city officials said.
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Hayward Merchants Association
Hayward
Acquitted Promised Safe Passage for Three German Officials
German officials Franz von Papen Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritzsche were acquitted and promised safe passage to the British zone by civil authorities and the American military government. Warrants remained, and police surrounded the Nuernberg palace before being withdrawn. Schacht stayed in the courthouse citing safety and convenience. De Nazification authorities had ordered arrests, with potential ten year penalties, while Berlin authorities sought safe conduct authorizations for the trio.
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U.P
Seivil
Franz von Papen
Hjalmar Schacht
Hans_Fritzsche
Nuernberg
Palace of Justice
Schacht
Fritsche
Berlin
Bernhard Muviler
Fire guts textile plant on MacArthur Boulevard
A fire in Ashland district gutted a tiny textile shop at 10839 MacArthur Boulevard, spreading to the nearby Gourley residence at 14837. Damages were estimated at 4400 with only external damage to the Gourley home. Owner C B MacCullough blamed no clear origin, saying he left the business five minutes before the alarm.
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Ashland
MacArthur Boulevard
N. J. Gourley
MacArthur
Gourley
C. B. MacCullough
Tlrenon
Weather Forecast Fragment in Town Page
The Weather Fair reports cooler tonight and slightly warmer Friday. Moderate west wind. Maximum and minimum temperatures are unreadable in the fragment.
U S Retains Control Plan For Atom
Lake Success New York AP United States stands firm on core principles of its world atomic controls plan. Bernard Baruch, American UN atomic energy delegate, dismisses Soviet proposals to outlaw weapons as toothless. He condemns Henry Wallace for public misstatements, apologizes for rare public dispute after 30 years in government.
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Lake Success
N.Y
A.P
United States
Russi
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Baruch
Henry Wallace
Bacuch
Wallace
Court Receives Only One Appeal From War Crimes Sentence
MERNBERG O R Only one official appeal to the Allied central council had been filed by 1 pm Monday. The appeal was from Martin Bormann through his attorney, arguing that since Bormann was dead the hanging sentence should be reduced.
Community Calendar of Local Clubs and Churches
Today and tomorrow list of meetings and open house events across Alameda County towns. Rebekah lodge Elmwood and Livermore groups, Lions, Improvement clubs, unions, and church societies meet at various halls and churches. Open house at a high school forestry and indoor rifle shooting event with refreshments appears.
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Baptist Church Missionary Society
Companions of Foresters
Pome Council
Ides Hall
Aimm
Rebekah
Hall Schooner Club
Rahiena Presbyterian Church
Protestant Board
Methodiat
Green Shutter
San’ Serenia Lions Club
Plend's Villa
Alameda County Farm
Byron Boke
Alvarado Rebekah Lodge
Carpenters and Joinera Union
P. Tm
Cherryland Fire
Btry
Independent Improvement Club
Pane Ena Mt School
Rane Spanien
Mi Park
Ia South Hayward
Botany Dulding
Look Forward To Look Forward To Emernty Cher Dsive
An unclear fragment mentions awards and months October and November, with names Ares Chasines of Cal and marce We Week. Details are fragmentary about an event or honors and a likely award schedule.
Commercial Flying Lists Highest Toll
A Trans Atlantic American Overseas Airlines DC 4 exploded after takeoff from Harmon Field near Stephenville Maryland, killing all 39 aboard. Ground rescue teams reported no survivors as flames engulfed the wreckage on a hillside. The doomed flight was en route from New York to Berlin with many Americans and families in Germany. Airline officials described the loss as the worst in commercial aviation history.
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Stephenville
Here
American Overseas Airlines
Maemon Field
Brie
Germany
New York
Berlin
Harmon Fickl
Gander
Nild
Sabena
James Hanson
Air Transport Command
Harmon Field
Rothers
Nile
Hanson
Jack Shelley
United Press
Shelley
Defendant admits failure to provide in Hayward case
A defendant pleaded guilty for failure to provide for a minor child before Justice Jacob Harder in Houston. Beheffington, 20, of Foothill Boulevard was ordered to return to court Monday for sentencing. Charges were filed by Mrs. Virginia Heffington of P O Box 581 List ermore.
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Justice of the” Peace
Jacob Harder
Yestern
Dty
Huston B. Heffington
Foothill Boulevard
Mindy
Hayward
Virginia
Heffington
P.O. Box
Listermore
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