Maynard Chamber Week Appeals Boost Community Effort
Maynard Chamber of Commerce week promotes public attendance at meetings and invites area restaurants to accommodate crowds. A “Heifer to Europe” plan, backed by Myron Herrell, promises $150 per heifer to aid Milk supply for needy children. Business partners like Close Building Supply contribute to Community Chest and drive logistics. Kickoff breakfast for organizers was funded by an unnamed business.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber’ of Commerce
Botieneck
Europe
Myron Herrell
Chamber
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AAUW
Chartier
Lunado
San Lo
Ian Ateateehoed
Slater Eee
Inmalageld Ledge
P.m. Ides
Cards Tie World Series Record With 20 Hits In Finale
The St Louis Cardinals explode for 20 hits tying the World Series record set in 1921 as every starter collects at least one hit led by Country Slaughter George Kurowski and Joe Garagiola Jr four hits each. Red Sox pitching collapses after Hughson allows early runs and six pitchers fail to stifle the Cardinal onslaught.
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Boston
Tovete van Berics
T. Loal
Doarr
Gutteridge
Db Ra
A.D .Wagner
Hughton
Bagby
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Rybs
P Drafaward
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McBride
Bogby
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Ted
Draiseword
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Hean
Marion
Moore
Walker
St. Lopa Boston
Brow
Doerr
Blaughter Garsulas
York
Schodndlenat-Mu- Aml
Panky-Doerr
Lungar
Hughes
Tick
Tharine
Red Sox
Giants
Cardinal
Ter
George Kurowski
Little Joe Garagiola
Wally Moses
Joe Cronin
Area Children Groom Pets For Parade
Lions Club announces a $50 United States Savings Bond prize for the best individual entry in the Pet Parade. Ford Keisel’s committee named today includes judges for pets, costumes, trained pets, riders, and vehicles, with multiple area residents listed for each category.
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United States
Carl Lassen
Lions Club
Bill Bowsnan
Ford Keisel
Lions Club Committee
Margaret Hagen
Ann Brummond
Francs Farmer
Barbara McCullough
Elizabeth Kelly
Eulalia Tillotson
Guidmne Cultudre
Barbara Nelson
Stella’ Larson Ar
Lorraine Bollinger
Frank Wight
Elizabeth Lee
Ruth Burmester
Evelyn Rogers
Annis Ostrander
Dorothy Craveire
Laal
Worothy Buckley
Frances Campbell
Eleanor Hawkesley
BK. Sill
Joe Santos
Mark Masson
Abe Atwood
Mae Mull
Adabelle Moon
Sybil Schwartz
Mary Bejach
Fiddels Rahn
Wally Perry
Helen Ebert
Ruth Worwood
Martha Watson
Isabel Berg
Hortense van Hollebeke
Carlos Bee
Bill Thornton
Barbara Henry
George Chance
Helen Silver
Stanley Brown
Nora Law
Olin Markwell
Karl Robinson
William Kilgore
Helga Nielson
Blanche Sullivan
Elvira Heitman
Francis Springer
Phioto
Kent ‘Studio
Truman says no action on meat ablation policy
President Truman told reporters no action is imminent on meat ablation and that a cabinet and expert group seeking a solution to the meat shortage would reconvene at the White House this afternoon. He may join if necessary and will announce a program once a report is received.
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Washington
U.A
Truman
Guided missile range seen as probable within months
Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson said today a guided missile with a range far greater than German long range rockets is a probability within months. He indicated the development would advance rapidly, signaling a major shift in military technology and strategic capacity.
Cataldo May Be Paroled From San Quentin In 1930s Case
Vincent Cataldo, 70, sentenced to life for killing Hayward Police Officer George Vierra in 1929, may be paroled next April after 18 years and six months of reterm. He was committed October 31, 1929, and has sought parole annually since 1936.
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Vincent Cataldo
San Quentin
Hayward
California Adult Authority
Cataldo
George Vierra
Maynard
Calaldy
Second Hand Lumber Damaged in Fire
A large pile of second hand lumber valued at 50 dollars was destroyed by a fire shortly after noon yesterday. The blaze swent through the stacked timber and threatened the home of Leonard Shippings farming id though any grass surrounding the pile may have been ignited by children playing with matches. The blaze was extinguished by all Fairview.
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Leonard
Seven-Year-Old Student Injured in Street Accident
Luther Kuller seven, in fair condition at Providente hospital after a car struck him at Hoover avenue and Foothill Boulevard at 2:55 PM. Driver George A Souza said the child darted into traffic after discarding papers near Ham high school. witnesses say he hesitated to pick up the papers before crossing. Luther is a first grade student at Markham School, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert L Kuller.
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Luther Kuller
Providente Hospital
Hoover Avenue
Foothill Boulwart
Unch Avelays
Luther
Herbert L. Kuller
Prospect Street
Markham
Astoria Fleet Returns After Price Hike Tie
The Astoria, Oregon drag fishing fleet ends a strike over bottom fish prices and resumes fishing grounds after a one half cent per fish raise to five cents.
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Astoria
Ore
UPA Bart
CIO Demand Stalls Maritime Settlement Talks
Washington U P negotiators failed to progress on a settlement ending the ten day old maritime strike as MEBA CIO seeks guarantees from the U S Maritime Commission. MEBA demands on union security provisions block talks with Pacific coast ship owners while AFL joins bid for an east coast settlement, offering a potential break.
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CIO Wnion
U. S
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
CIO
Commission
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
West Coast
MEBA
Pacific Coast
APL
AFL
Tieup Looms For Treaty
Paris reports say British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin warned he would not sign the Romanian peace treaty without opening the Danube and Balkans to free trade. Molotov countered, urging parity for Soviet interests and questioning why free trade rules were not applied to other waterways. Bevin accused Russia of deliberate discrimination against wartime western allies as he pressed for access to the Danube.
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Paris
U.P
Ernest Bevin
Danube
Balkans
WV. M. Mololoy
Panama
Suez
Bevin
Britain
Romania
Sen
Acthuc H. Vandenburg, R
Mich
Molotov
Russia
Village Firemen Sponsor Movies During Fire Prevention Week
San Lorenzo Village Fire Department sponsors a film series to teach fire safety. School children will view the shows at the village school in the evening, with sessions for pupils at San Lorenzo Grammar School.
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San Lorengo
San Lorenzo Grammar School
Russian Balkan Czech Flights Ban Stuns Europe
U S and British officials report a sudden Soviet ban on flights over the Balkans and Czechoslovakia, triggering secrecy in Washington and confusion among military and diplomatic circles. Troop maneuvers in western Hungary and restricted air routes loom as explanations remain unconfirmed. Pan American suspends Vienna to Prague leg as orders shut off Soviet dominated airspace.
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London
Ruseidtt
Uhe
Balkans
Czechoslovakia
U.S. Army
Washington
Hungary
Romania
Europe
Frankfurt
Berlin
Prague
Red Army
Romani
Pan American Airways
Vienna
Brussels
Two Districts Study New Water Supply
Valle Vista Improvement club appointed a four member committee to study obtaining city water for Tennyson and Valle Vista. Members are Nicholas Bauer Arnold Dobey I J Barbey Mia Donald Patterson. The group will report to the Tennygon Improvement club and Orchard Avenue improvement committee. Funds are planned for a firehouse and Valle Vista club will cooperate with the fire department serving both communities.
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Valle Vista
Tennyson
Valle Vista Improvement Club
R. J. Barbey
Nicholas Bauer
Arnold Dobey
I. J. Barbey
Mia
Donald Patterson
Will Argo
Tennygon
Improvement Club
Orchard Avenue
Anyson
Eleven Nazis Face Gallows Denied Clemency by Allied Council
The four power allied council rejected all clemency appeals from Nazi war criminals at Nuremberg. Leaders including Goering Jodl and Keitel sought execution by firing squad but were denied. Raeder also failed in his bid to avoid life imprisonment. Only Kaltenbrunner had no appeal filed. Bormann's fate remained unresolved. The council, meeting over five hours, kept deliberations secret while indicating all condemned would face the gallows next Wednesday.
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Berlin
Hell
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Alfred, Jodl
Wilhelm Keitel
Erich Raedger
Ater
Ernest Kaltenbrunner
German Security and Criminal Police
von Loy
Martin Bormann
Gestapo
International Tribunal
Ehipowstret
Wassily D. Sokolovsky
Rudolf Ress
Jaar Schacht
Hens Fritzeke
Franz von Papen
Rudisill Appointed Hayward Airport Manager
Gerald Worthly announced Rudisill, longtime Hayward Skyways manager and local resident for ten years, as the new airport manager replacing the temporary appointee Fred McEwain. Rudisill is a veteran pilot with extensive wartime airport management experience and has previously overseen three field operations.
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Raymond E. Rudisill
Hayward Skyways
Hayward
Gerald Worthly
Board of Governors
Rudisill
Fred McEwain
Managon Legye
Oakland Si Port
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Tex Hughton
George
Big Red) Munger
Germany
Hughson
Jim Bogby
Bill Zuber
Mace Brown
Mike Rybo
Clem Dreisawerd
Time Commission
Village Firemen
U.S
Allied Council
Shell Station
Air Cidifect
Trinidad
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