Eisenhower notes Berlin political scene and German drift
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower reports that Berlin remains a frontier of postwar politics with Communists strong in administration and press control while elections could reveal support for Social Democrats and Christian Democratic Union. He notes remnants of the old parties and new groups drawing from midlevel conservatives, creating a leftward tilt encouraged by Soviet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Eisenhower
Berlin
Dadio
Air Gad
Democrats
Christian, Democratic Union
Communists
Jesk
Social Democrats
Smd
Mascaw
Social Democratic Party
Hitler
Algais
Hisenhower
Midheclus
Bourgeoiis eWements
Center
Anthgues
Debating Hayward Avenue Recreation District Oversight
Citizens discuss whether the district should fall under county supervisors or be governed locally. They propose petitions to redraw boundaries, remove Washington Township, and place control directly in the hands of district residents for fiscal decisions.
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Board of Supervisors
Hayward Aven
Washington Township
County Board of Supervisors
Lewis ends coal strike and calls miners back
United Press reports that UMW President John L. Lewis ordered an end to the coal strike, with 208,000 miners and 30,000 steel workers idle. Miners will return to work Monday as negotiations stall. The strike, tied to cross-picketing and recognition disputes, threatens industry output though Detroit is spared a direct impact.
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United Press
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Mallion
Lewis
UMW
CIG Utility Workers Council
Consumers Power Company
Michigan
Detroit
Lowage
Governor Warren Replies To Chamber Letter
Verne Scoggins, press secretary for Governor Fearl Warren, responds to Hayward Chamber of Commerce president Val Jolingsworth about the Greyhound bus strike. The governor cites lack of state legal machinery to force a settlement and urges federal mediation or prompt bargaining to end the transportation disruption affecting Western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Scoggins
Fearl Warren
Val Jolingsworth
Hayward Area
Sidney P. Osborn
Arizona
Greyhound Bus Transportation
California
Department of Industrial Rela
Chamber Acts to Speed Acquisition of Airport
Hayward area chamber of commerce board moved to contact the surplus properties commission to learn the steps for obtaining the airport. secretary-manager George Cracktell was authorized to seek information, with a decision on disposition due around October 1. county aid possibilities and a proposed airport district were discussed, while local business leaders urged development of a civilian airport with hangar space and a flying school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hayward Area
al Wast
B. Paulsen
Hiehan
Howard Settle
Heyward
Ares Chamber
Civil Aeronautics Authorities
Tonfines
Chamber
Val Hollingsworth
Lester Newsell
George Jansson
National Agro Company
Russell Swass
Crimian Servint
Sea San Jose
Hayward
Sit-Down Strikers Removed From Warner Studio Picket
Sit-down strikers were bodily removed from in front of the Warner Bros studio as sheriff and police kept violence minimal. A Warner spokesman warned that further picket line violence could force the studio to close, noting workers must be able to come to and leave work without intimidation or fear.
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Hollywood
Board Okays Alterations For Schools
Hayward Momentary school board approves improvements across district facilities. Plans include new lighting, water heaters, and kitchen enlargements at Burbank Sehwal Bre t Harte and Fairview schools, plus a cafeteria expansion and restroom reconfiguration. Community theatre, church, and dance events approved. Recreation District to use facilities without charge, with janitorial costs to be reimbursed. Resignations of cafeteria supervisor Tenriglia Willhoft, cafeteria helper Flora Rees, and district supplies director Jesse Andrade accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Momentary School Board of
Trasters
Burbank Sehwal
Roth
Bret Harte School
Recreation Diatrick
Tenriglia Willhoft
Flora Rees
Rafe Helper
Jesse Andrade
Five Hayward Students Win Fair Poultry Honors
Fudging at the Alameda County Fair yielded awards for five Hayward High students after poultry judging. Arnold Nuderios took third in white layers, Brank Mladinch earned fifth in barred Plymouth Rocks and white layers, Lonnie Fugate won first in Ducks, Dick Olivera first in does, and Don Johansen second in Ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Hayward High
Arnold Nuderios
Brank Mladinich
Plymouth Rocks
Lonnie Fugate
Ducks
Dick Olivera
Does
Don Johansen
House Appropriations Committee Seeks $62 Million Cutbacks
The House Appropriations committee proposed reduction of 62,464,378 dollars in appropriations and spending authority. The move signals major budget tightening as lawmakers push for smaller federal outlays and revised funding priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Lions Bears Lose Circus In Los Angeles Traffic
Seven lions and two bears caused a morning uproar as a circus driver sought a missing destination after a Temple City stand. The driver followed an elephant truck and lost the elephants amid Los Angeles traffic, prompting the sheriff to request urgent direction on the troupe’s path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Temple City
Los Angeles
Hayward Chamber Adds New Members Card
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce reports rising membership with numerous new adoptees listed including Stanley Sign Shop La Marimba Cafe Don Harder Sport Shop Hayward Venetian Blind Service Curley and Mack's Richfield Service Bert J Mehl Borden's Dairy Delivery Company and many others across local businesses services and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Area
Village Shoe Shop
Arthur Holyoake
Louis
Three Hurt In Car Mishap In Walnut Creek to Dublin Road
Three men were knocked unconscious when a car left the Walnut Creek to Dublin highway, tipped on its side, and struck a fence. Driver Lloyd Nichols 42 of Cracknett and passengers Clyde Cameron 21 and Robert Ory 21, both Camp Parks, were taken to Shoemaker hospital. Nichols failed to negotiate a sharp left turn. Earlier, Orville Rutter 28 of Stockton escaped serious injury when his truck ran off Irvington road near an embankment at excessive speed.
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Shoemaker Hospital
Lloyd Nichols
Cracknett
Clyde Cameron
Camp Parks
Robert Ory
Nichols
Walnut Creek
Dublin
Orville Rutter
Stockton
Irvington Road
War Chest drives two events set in Bay Area
War Chest committee plans two special events to push the drive into its home stretch in the Tayward area. A rally and street dance in San Lorenzo Village will feature a 25 piece Coast Guard band from San Francisco and eight USO acts with Cpl. Reseigh as MC. A major gridiron game between US Merchant Marine Cadets and Sat Miteu is to be held November 2 at Tayward High School, with tickets $1 plus six. The drive totals stood at 7,022.70 with expectations of a final push to reach 346,000.
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War Chest
Tayward
War Chest Committee
San Lorenzo Village
Claude Lingenfelter
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Lely Auxiliary
Firemen and Auxiliary
San Lorenzo Community Tub
San Lorenso Homes Associating
Greetwond Vorpurdfin
San Levenge Lin Thib
Wired
Coast Guard
Bay and
Powell Streets
San Francisco
Eddie Pirelli
William K. Scammell
Distict Coast Guard
12Th Naval District
USO
Cpl
Reseigh
Arency George Vestal
US Merchant Marine Cadets
Sat Miteu
Sut Dose State College
Iayward High School
Wesley Gordon
Bob Berry
Don Hardergate
George Vestal
Jack Rees
Roger Anderson
Noel Smith
Worker 4 Us
Sulie
MeAnerson
Bus Drivers Reject New Stipulation in Wage Dispute
San Francisco reports union bus drivers rejecting Pacific Greyhound back to work stipulation as 23 basis for talks in a wage dispute that has halted operations in seven western states for 19 days. Amalgamated Association spokesman Duncan says strike continues until wage adjustments occur. Ackerman says officials willing to resume negotiations and arbitrate unresolved issues.
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San Francisco
Pacific Greyhound
Western Stiles
David Duncan
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes
APL
FLW
Ackerman
Vier Presiderat
Duncan
the Onion
Greyhound
Mt Eden Man Freed from Jap Prison
Mt Eden resident Co W Tellier, captured on Wake Island December 23, 1942, interned in Shanghai, arrives home October 4. He rested with family in Mt Eden after a three year nine month captivity with the Pacific Island Construction crew. Pellier family notes twenty years in Mt Eden with sons Clare Thames and daughter Sara.
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Co. W. Tellier
Walge Island
Shanghai
Mt. Eden
Tellier
Pacific Island
Wake Island
Dupa
CAP Unit Starts Navigation Class
The Hayward Civil Air Patrol unit announces new navigation and airplane structures courses. Cadets and adults may enroll tonight at 7 14 p m. Separate cadet and adult tracks will be offered. An extended trip to Oakland Airport and local training at Orchard Airport are planned for soon with PT 27 trainers arriving for the course.
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Hayward
Civil Air Patrol
Angee
Oakland
Mark TY
Oulind
Royal Group
Police report shows more car thefts in period
Hayward police department monthly report shows car thefts doubled from the previous month with twelve cars stolen in September compared with six the prior month. The report notes eighteen automobile accidents this month versus twenty eight last month and cites 300 traffic violations last month rising to 416 in August.
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Hayward
Freedom of Religion Setup in Japan Abolishes Control Law
Japanese cabinet abolishes the religious organization control law to honor Gen MacArthur’s demand for religious freedom. The move leaves unclear any effect on state Shintoism while American troops uncover silver bars worth 1.19 million dollars hidden by militarists beneath a Tokyo Bay naval shop during a routine search.
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Tun
Gen
Doug- Ing MacArthur
Japan
Hirohito
MacArthur
Tokyo Bay
132Nd
Chicagu National Guard
Shop No Haratsuka Naval Ordnance Dapat
Buenos Aires Shuts Down In Peron Riot Actions
Striking labor followers of exiled Argentine leader Juan D. Peron shut transit and business in Buenos Aires suburbs during a riotous demonstration demanding Peron’s release. Rumors swirl of another army man to succeed Peron as vice president while the socialist party denounces the government. Attorney General Alvarez proceeds to submit civilians for cabinet posts to President Farrell. El Mundo reports coup leader Eduardo Avalos may take the vice presidency while already holding the war portfolio.
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Buenos Aires
U.P
Cal
Juan
Peron
T Transportation
Jun D. Peron
Socialist Party
Juan Alvares
Edelmiro Farrell
el Mundo
Eduardo Avalos
Comedy Play Set for Production at Hayward High
Hayward Community Players prepare to stage George Washington Slept Here in the Hayward High School auditorium at 8:15 p.m. Friday and Saturday. The comedy follows chaotic schemes and humorous misunderstandings as a country paradise turns up with OPA problems. A hardworking stage crew supports the production with Weir McManus as stage manager and Gerald Trving Phil Silver and Francis Sweeney as crew. Jeanette Arry-song handles properties. Beard Peterson and Harold Spady assist with props. Benjamin Gittisna Jr lights. Melvin Esteban properties resident. and the High School stage class assists as paper hangers stone comiago n find all round builders with Mrs Steen Magnus overseeing programs.
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Hayward
Hayward High School
George Washington
OPA
Weir McManus
Gerald Trving
Phil Silver
Francis Sweeney
Jeanette Arry-song
Beard Peterson
Harold Spady
Benjamin Gittisna Jr
Melvin Esteban
Stone Co
Steen Magnus
Fred Cox to Speak To Baumberg Club
Fred Cox will address the Baumberg Improvement Club tomorrow on the Chamber of Commerce role in the community. The meeting at the Community Hall will also discuss plans for a new multi hard surface court at Bridge and Baumberg streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cox
Baumberg Improvement Club
Chamber of Commerce
Bridge and Baumberg Streets
Calendar of Events Highlights Local Meetings Tonight
Today lists American Association University Women Kiwanis Lions Spanish War Veterans Young Ladies Institute and more at venues like Castra Villa Green Shutter Hotel Hayward High School and Memorial Building with groups including Civilian Air Patrol Barrington area clubs. Tomorrow schedules include American Legion Post 68 Memorial Building Forresters Rebekah Lodge IOOF Danin Hall and Dan Loreanso Lions Club Danny's Place plus church groups Baptist Missionary Society and Trinity Church listing additional local activities.
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TODAY
American Association
Kiwanis
Castra Villa
Lions Club
Young Ladies’ Institute
Auxiliary of
San Lorenso
Hayward Area
Ioof Hell
Native Daughters Golden West
Danin
Ban
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Louis F. Keemle
By Ana
Warren
Forn
Yokosuka Naval Base
Pearl Harbor
Pexaco Servies
Iil Home
J. Sterling Ballard
Clonsilves
Mr. Eden Nursery
Louise Beauly
1Dr
W. S. O'Connor
J. F. Bettencourt
Benny's
James Gay
Chief Liquors
Brandon's Memorial Studio
le Petite Shoppe
Tut Club
Valley Poultry Market
Dekma'y Cate
CAP
Baumberg Club
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