Hayward Highlands School loses sixth grade to Bret-Harte
In Hayward Highlands the new influx of pupils forces the Hayward Highlands school to relinquish the low sixth grade to Bret-Harte. Students expected to be promoted include Robin Hancock, Anthony Silva, Joseph DeProw, Donald Lopes, Paul Hendrix, David Bell, Phyllis London, Patricia CochRane, and Anne Morrow.
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Hayward Highlands
Highlands
Haywatia Highlands
Bret-Harte School
Robin Hancock
Anthony Silva
Joseph DeProw
Donald Lopes
Paul Hendrix
David Bell
Phyllis London
Patricia Cochrane
Annne Morrow
Hospital Plan Viewed At San Leandro Meeting
Architects Van Vleck of San Lorenzo presented drawings for an inter community hospital at a San Leandro city hall meeting called by San Leandro and Hayward chambers of commerce. George Cracknell and Les Freeman reviewed work, Stanley Block presented incorporation articles, and 52 residents signed. A second meeting will elect the hospital board within a week.
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van Vleck
San Lorenzo E
San Leandro
Hayward Chambers
Kommerce
George Cracknell
Hayward Chamber
Les Freeman
San. Lite Andro Chamber
Stanley Block
Alameda County
Block
Top Patrolman To Be Paul Rees
Jerry Jobe captain of the junior patrol at San Lorenzo Village School announces the appointment of Paul Rees as patrolman for the Ll year old boy in the sixth grade. Paul Rees is the son of Mr and Mrs Uy 16145 Via Andeta.
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Ackie Makepéace
Turkey
Markhamsch Lions Club Committee
Fairview School
Norman O'Connor
Fred Kiesel
Kent Studio
Jerry
Jobe
San Lorenzo Village
Paul Rees
Mrau
Andeta
Bus Service Secured for Hayward Highlands and Fairview
Hayward area trustees secured bus service between Hayward Highlands, Fairview, and Bret Harte elementary by contracting with Hayward Union High School. The board approved auditorium draperies, reviewed Willow Street School plans, and directed the city superintendent to hire an appraiser for two more acres adjoining Willow Street, as condemnation proceeds seek the extra land. Ross Cutter, UC graduate student, was hired part time at Burbank school. Attending were trustees Orland Close, H. F. McCarter, and Ed Stanton.
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Hayward Highlands
Fairview
Hayward Union High School
Bret Harte
Brét - Harte
Shmonds and Anderson
Willow Street
Jack Rees
Ross Cutter
University of California
Burbank
Orland Close
H. F. McCarter
Ed Stanton
Football By UNITED PRERS Final Scores
The final scores reflect a busy slate with teams led by Sickie at 13 and Army aiding the effort. Te Gornelt tallied 18 while Golse posted 7 as a defense shaped the late game. L Banlewn contributed 18 points, Bale? added key plays, and Sina provided supporting offense.
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United
Sickie
Army Aids
Te Gornelt
Golse
Leash With Dog Wins Lions Club Pet Parade Prize
Thousands entered the Lions Club Pet Parade as an orange clown was mistakenly named grand prize winner. Sharon Ann Schaliler, 9, of 1594 D Street was later identified as the clown, with a $50 U.S. savings bond prize donated by Carl Lassen. Judges listed division prizes for pets in arms, costumes, and group entries, highlighting unique costumes and themed groups.
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Ie —Kent
Sharon Ann Schaffer
D Street
Minner
Les Kent
Sharon
United States
Lions Club
Sharon Ann Schaliler
Carl Lassen
Ken Lester
Jackie Makepeace
Ken
Bret Harte School
Jackie
Fairview
Judith Ann Ev
Pets IN Arms
Arthur Brandenburg
Beverly Sansa
Marion Smith
Shannon Chapman
Robert Naylor
Judith Ann Evicci
Robert
Raymond Alvarez
Kennard Lehmann
Paul Selvidge
Albert, Bastion
Marilyn Hendricks
Frank, Pereira
Margie Ray
Louise Berscheid
Milton Cruz
Dimple James
Billy Neshil
Judy Ann Robb
Eddie Peixato
Maxine Mellénthin
Richard Vargas
Donald Kenilworth
Walter Stafford
Alice Alvalde
Elda Rae Mapston
Gilbert Shorum
Gordon Soares
Gene Hart
Patricia Nor
Gayle Roberts
Marilee May
Davie Kiesel
Tommy Fry
Bonnie Beth Taylor
Rosalie Morano
Shirley Silva
Vivian Avani
Donna Peterson
Mickey Mouse
Charlotte and
LeRoy Rogers
Sandra Oliver
John Baldevin
Richard Nunes
Davis Scranton
Wynken
Blynken
Nod
Myrna Marks
Ashland Playground
Carpenters Incal
San Lorenzo Village
Valdez
Peggy
Ardes Rogers
Frances
U S Seeks One Third Cut in Hungary Reparations
At the Paris peace conference a U S spokesman urged reducing Hungary s reparations to 200 million dollars from 300 million and reversing prior terms to fit armistice limits. Willard Thorp argued the higher sum was unaffordable and aimed to push the issue to the Big Four without a recommendation.
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U.S
Hungary
Paris
Williard Thorp
U. S
Pune
Thorp
Russia
United States
Podhr Gusev
Tharp
Germany
Austria
Gusev
Ennfarenie
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Club Drops Approval in Hayward Annexation Vote
The Hayward Acres Improvement Club reversed its stance on annexation, voting 15 to 9 to withdraw support for joining the City of Hayward. Led by Edwin Cormack and EB Henrikson, the group had earlier endorsed annexation to Oro Loma Sanitary District then rescinded and chose Hayward before shifting again.
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Haywart Acres Improvement Club
Hayward
Edwin Comack
EB. Henrikson
Oro Loma
Cormack
Cornack
Henrilsén
Peevant
Ayward
Incurable War Hero Stilwell Dies in San Francisco
San Francisco reports General Joseph W. Stilwell, famed for his leadership in the China Burma India theater and the 7th Division, died at Lebertian General Hospital after an incurable liver ailment. He entered Sept 28 for liver checks, underwent major abdominal surgery five days later, rallied briefly, then relapsed and passed at 12:48 pm.
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San Francisco
U.P
Joseph W. Stilwell
China-Burma-India
Lebertian General Hospital
Burma
Stilwell
Okinawa
7Th Division
Eage
Vallejo Youth Killed In Highway Crash Near Mission San Jose
Vallejo teen Stiles Everett Thompson, 18, driving a truck, died when his car left the Mission San Jose-Livermore highway three miles east of Mission San Jose, plunged over a bank into a creek. Passenger Null Harvey also of Vallejo survived with minor injuries. Witnesses say Thompson failed to negotiate a turn and lost control.
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Stiles Everett Thompson
Vallejo
Mission San Jose-Livermore
Mission San Jose
Thompson
Null Harvey
Iere
Harvey
Mindf Indiies
Theft of 24 breeding squabs reported to sheriff
Mrs. B. Frederick reported to the sheriff yesterday that for the past three months 24 breeding squabs valued at 73 dollars have been stolen. The claim was filed from Forest Avenue.
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Sheriff's Office
Mra
1. B. Frederick
Forest Ue
Truman to address meat price controls on radio
Washington report states President Truman will speak to the nation at 10 p.m. EST about the stabilization program and meat price controls. White House says the talk will reflect a policy stance, with indications that decontrol of meat is unlikely. Sources close to Agriculture Secretary Clinton Anderson say current cattle numbers do not guarantee meat supplies.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Clinton P. Anderson
OPA
Adv
United Press
Anderson
Beef-Industry Advisory Committee
OPA Removes Price Controls on Wide Range Items
The OPA announced removal of price controls affecting diverse goods including silk and linen apparel as well as Camp Fire Girl uniforms and green oil products. The move broadens market freedom for consumer items and signals policy shift in price regulation.
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OPA
Washington
Iu.p
Camp Fire Girl
Calendar events listed for week at local unions and clubs
Calendar notes list meetings and activities for the week across groups such as Carpenters and Joiners union Pacific Rabbit Breeders association Tennyson Improvement club and various church and fraternal organizations with times from afternoon to evening at locations including Hayward High school gym Eden Parlor Netlge Sona of the Golden West and Green Sycamore Lodge No 139 plus a charity or hospital event.
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Carpenters and Joiners Union
Tabor Iorple
Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association
Tennyson Improvement Club
All Saints Church
Holy Hamps! Society
Kh Spres
Hayward High School
Eden Parlor
Netlge Sona
The
Golden West
Dania Halk
Veterens
Aux Hotaty Club
Green Sycamore Lodge
Inch
Children's Hos
Lpm Oe
Tamara Pital
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Brel Harle School
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United Nations
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Dania Hall
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