Fourth Birthday Surprise Sparks Birthday Fun for Jonathan
A family recounts Jonathan’s fourth birthday Saturday. He bursts from bed to model a scooter and wagon surprise, then enjoys party guests, cake with four candles, gifts, and noisy backyard games. Parents reflect on a busy, joyful day with relatives and neighbors.
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Jonathan
Marian
Guy
Sixth Street
David
Defi
Judy
Linda Herder
Surzanne Close
Tammy Fry
David’ Zimmer
Red Charles
Janes Mlane Thorndale
Lowell
Midge Valentine
Ann Rasmussen
Mildred
Gordon Davis
Jimmy
Barber" Irving
Martin
Kida
Bud
Paul
Aady
Modesto Firm Certifies CIO-FTA Union Victory
Stanislaus Canning workers in Modesto voted 88 in favor of CIO affiliated Food Tobacco Agricultural and Allied Workers union to oversee their collective bargaining, with 57 opposing and none abstaining, as reported by the National Labor Relations Board.
Pedestrian Dies Instantly When Struck on East 14th Street
A 60 year old San Leandro woman, Pearl Cookston of 1457 Oriole Avenue, was killed instantly after stepping into traffic on East 14th Street near 158th Avenue while dark clothing made her less visible. The driver, Bruce Pixley Johnson of Alameda, said he could not stop in time. No charges were listed. Nearby, another fatal Oakland area crash killed Thomas Perez, and a head on collision near Los Gatos Santa Cruz Highway claimed Irene Fitehie. The report notes three additional weekend Bay Area fatalities and a pair of two train derailments in Oakland injuring several, with police investigating.
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East 14Th Street
Pearl Cookston
Oriole Avenue
San Leandro
158Th Avenue
Ashland
Anternity Lion
Bruce Pixley Johnson
Oak Street
Alameda
Johnson
Thomas Perez
Blut Avenue
Oakland
Robert L Kelly
Paygent
Russell
Louis B. Null
Berkeley
Vargas
Monterey
T. Orrell
Hill
Stevens Creek
Cards Tie World Series With Shutout Of Red Sox 3-0
St Louis pitcher Harry Brecheen dominates Boston with a 3-0 shutout as Dal Rice scores the decisive run in the third. Brecheen mixes a curve and screwball while the Cardinals field brilliantly to even the World Series at one game apiece.
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St.louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Alli Tedly
Harry
Cat) Brecheen
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Dal Rice
Brecheen
Mickey Harris
Basten
St. Loui
Arecheen
Musial
Hite
Ice
Dusak
Schoendionat
St. Louis
Harris
Hubbard
Harlick
Berry
Fant
Thma
Altenen
Orld Sucles
R Mepride Ftesky
Ini DiMagg
Williama
Ic York
Db Higgins
Gb Lartec
Wagner, Glavrix
Daineni
Culborinn
Abe
It Me
Lon
Se Rice
C Brecheen
P A
Sheloewe
Harvard Sociologist Calls Rights Abridged For Unmarried Citizens
Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard sociologist Professor Carle C Zimmerman proposed abridging citizenship rights for Americans who do not marry by a certain age and raise families. He argued a 20 year old woman or 25 year old man who remains single should be barred from running for public office until they marry, and later from leadership roles if they fail to have children after a set years of marriage.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPA
Harvard
Carle C. Zimmerman
Fish Grotto HoldUp in San Francisco
Pi A Bunman forced entry at Bernstein's Ash Grotto early today and escaped with about 1400 dollars from the safe after tearing the telephone wire from the wall and firing a shot. No one was injured.
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San Francisco
Bunman
Bernstein
Ash Grotto
Swith
Florida Evacuations Ordered As Hurricane Roars Toward Gulf
Tropical hurricane with winds near 78 mph threatens Florida coast. Evacuation orders issued for low beaches on the east coast while shelters open in Key West, Tampa Bay, and other gulf cities. Red Cross and military agencies mobilize as the storm moves northward from the Gulf of Mexico toward the Florida peninsula.
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Florida
Mexico Gulf
MTAM
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Tarongas
Keys
Voute
Gulf
Red Cross
Miningweather Bureau
Key West
Cuba
Straits of Florida
Tam
Miami
Pampa
St. Petersburg
Sarasota
Fort Myers
West Coast
Red Crags
Key Large
Gedir Keys
Daytona Beach
Peningula
Apalachicola
Fernandina
Atlante
Local poultry executive Hrie Ruus in serious condition
Physicians reported today that Hrie Ruus, local poultry firm executive, remained in serious condition at his home with no change in his progress.
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AUUS
Hrie Ruus
Frm
Bis
Three Persons Tie in First 1946 Football Forecast
A triple tie among Don Patterson Richard Foster and Marshall for 1946 season predictions. Each won $10. Patterson missed two games while Foster and Marshall erred on Vanderbilt-Mississippi and Southern College of Education-Chicago State, respectively. Ninety gridiron prophets qualified for the weekly stakes and a new 48-game list appears today.
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Hayward Review
Don Patterson
Dixon
Street
Patterson
Hay- Ward Theatre
Ray ‘Lee
Dick Bowman
Mark Foster
L. Hartenfeld
Louise Batlistin
Joseph Bolin
Bar Gant
Jack Caispall
USMC
Gloria_Clapp
Denny’ Acgie
Stio ‘Carpenter
Thia’aoleet
Stu
Pendous
Royal Society of Pigskin Doposters Limited
Japanese Diet Approves New War Renouncing Constitution
The Japanese Diet formally approves a new constitution renouncing war forever with opposition from two communists and an independent. Premier Yoshida calls it a major step for reconstruction and promises cooperation in enforcement. Promulgation expected late October or November after Privy Council approval, with the document to take effect six months later.
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Tokyo
W.P
Hinsata
Sanza Nozaka
Yoshiko Karasawi
Kanemitsu Hosa- Synsen
Akio Shigahand
Kyuichi Jokuda
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Meiji
Privy Council
Jail Hangs SRO Sign Amid Weekend Arrests
City and county officers arrested 16 men on drunkenness disturbing the peace and assault charges as a weekend sweep. Reports identified one robbery petty thefts a burglary a knife fight and a stolen auto. A man said he was robbed by two women at a service station and lost $40. Emma Yanko reported 25 white Leghorn chickens stolen from her rear lot. Dorothy Leal reported a money box from her son's newspaper route rifled containing $89 15 and a $115 check.
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Manuel BP
Ferien
East
Ferrieta
Emma C. Yanko
Berry Avenue
Sheriff's Office
Thair Loop
Dorothy D. Leal
146Th Avenue
150Th Avenue
Western Union Wage Boost Approved by Wage Board
The Wage Stabilization Board approved a wage increase for Western Union Telegraph workers totaling about 16.44 cents per hour for 43,900 employees after a threatened Oct 23 strike. The pact with three AFL unions provides 1 cent per hour for all regular employes, 3.3 cents for fund adjustments, and 10 cents for 12,006 messengers.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph
Beetween
AFL
No Messenger
Annexation Petitions To Be Presented Tonight
The Hayward City Council session will feature formal petitions for annexation by Hayward Acres residents. A 277 signature petition is ready to file with another copy to be added tonight to ensure eligibility. Council members expect to call a special annexation election promptly.
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Hayward
Hayward Acres
Community Calendar and Meeting Schedule for Hayward Area
Calendar listings show events across Hayward and surrounding areas including city hall, the Recreation District, and local lodges. Notable items: Badminton 7:50 to 9:50 pm at Hayward High School, Harte PTA 2:30 pm, Canadian Legion No. 214 8 pm at the Veterans Memorial Building, and Trinity Church Junior Woodmen meeting. Various improvements, socials, and services are listed for Mt Eden, Green Shutter Coffee, and local clubs with times in the evening.
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Mary Mothars
Sehtetmere Lodge
Pam
Tomo
Hayward ‘High School Sym
Et Harte Pta
Mt’ Eden
Mt. Eden
Daughters of Golden
West
Youleyar Trinity Church
Dania Pall
Truck Driver Denies Attack On Sitter in Alameda
Formal charges filed against Leeman Hubert Bingham, 34, Alameda truck driver, for alleged rape and assault after a 13-year-old Hillcrest Knolls girl said he held a knife at her throat in a friend's San Leandro home. The girl awoke to find him on her bed, resisted, and escaped through a kitchen window to summon help.
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Leeman
Hubert Bingham
Alameda
Ho Ser
Fairmont Hospital
Merritt
Bingham
Ue Dance
Wnlil
Regen'street
Alamedy
Justice Court
Frank Crows
Italy Conflict in Gorizia Injures Five During Parade
Five people were injured in Gorizia when fascists saluted and tossed smoke bombs and firecrackers at pro Slovenes during a communist sponsored parade approved by the military government.
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Italy
Gorizia
U.P
Bry
Italia
Alled
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Ohio
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Tian
SRO
Western Union
Pim
Cuatro Valley Farm Center
Idoba
City Nou
Sees of Columbus
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weBar
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Caer
Childzans
All America
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