Children’s Hospital East Bay Expands as Funds Drive On
A Bay Area hospital dedicated to children, founded in 1913, serves private and low income families with flexible rates and no creed barriers. A cornerstone for additions at 5th and Dover in Oakland is set to double capacity, financed by bazaars dances and community gifts. Tamarack Branch of the Hospital plans a October 20 dance at Canyon Tan Park to raise funds for the expansion, inviting local residents to attend.
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Children's Hospital
Une
Children’s Hospital
Hast Bay
United States
Alameda County
Children’s Hospital of
The
East Bay
Aco
Dolor
5St
Dover Streets
Oakland
Bay Area
Ter
Acliviv
Community Chest
Tamarack Branch
Hayward
Canyon Tan Park
Byrnes Says U S Will Limit Foreign Loans to Amicable States
Secretary James F. Byrnes in a Washington news conference outlined two loan criteria. U S credit policy will favor nations needing funds and showing friendly attitude. He said there is no general aid program tied to any Soviet sphere and dismissed resignation rumors regarding Braden or his health.
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Washington
U.S
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
United States
State Department
New York
U. S
Spruille Braden
White House Steps Into TWA Pilots Strike Action
Washington mediate move seeks quick settlement of wage dispute as White House directs the National Mediation Board to meet with TWA and the AFL pilots association. Buck Frye warns of government action if needed, while 90 TWA planes remain grounded across a 24,000 mile network after a 1:59 PM strike.
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Washington
White House
Transcontinental & Western Air
TWA
National Mediation Board
Airline Pilots Association
AFL
Buck Frye Sige
Low Flying Prohibited During Duck Season in Bay Area
Warning notices posted at Hayward Municipal Airport ban flights below 500 feet for the duck hunting season. Civil Aeronautics Authority authorization cited. local authorities empowered to prosecute violators. Embargo covers Hayward to Decota, Decota to Centerville, Centerville to Irvington, Irvington to Milpitas, Milpitas to Moffet Field, and waterline to west of Hayward, with Warm Springs and Centerville airports advised. The duck season in Alameda County opens Saturday and runs through December.
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Hayward Municipal
Raymond BE
Rudistil
Hayward
Civil Rewonaulice Authority
Rudisilt
Decota
Centerville
Irvington
Milpitas
Moffet Field
Moffett Field
Waterine
Warm Springs
Roussill
Alameda County
Agreement Reached on Maritime Strike Breakthrough
NEW YORK AP The Marine Engineers union and ship operators on the east and gulf coasts reached an agreement today, ending three weeks of maritime strike. Details await ratification by locals. The settlement reportedly includes an 18 percent wage increase, overtime rising from 1.25 to 1.00 per hour, and night rates from 1.18 to 1.50. The union also gains preferential hiring rights as part of the settlement efforts.
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New York
Marine Engineers Union
Gulf
Physician's Medical Kit Stolen From Car in Niles
Dr BE Grau reported a thief took a medical kit from his car at 815 First Street Niles between 2 PM and afternoon yesterday. The kit valued at 200 dollars contained sedatives narcotics surgical instruments. Deputies were notified.
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BE. C. Grau
Pant
Radio Store Break-In Reported at 845 B Street
Max Sucher proprietor reported to Hayward police a break-in at his radio store at 845 B Street between 1:00 p.m. and 12:15 p.m. yesterday. Panels in the rear door were removed. No determination yet on stolen items.
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Max Sucher
Hayward
B Street
Stenographer Sentenced for Restitution Promise Breach
Stenographer Margie Minitz 24 of Oakland received six months in county jail for violating probation by failing to make restitution. She and Haymond Lalot, 33 of Oakland, were linked to a $467 damage bill from an August rental in Lacob. Judge Harder also sentenced Kitehol for six months on a guilty plea and Cabral, 28, of San Francisco was fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty to a separate battery incident.
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Margie Minitz
Oakland
Petire Jacob Harder Jr
Miss Minitz
Polly
Haymond Lacolt
Hayward
C. BE. Kitehol
Seventh Street
Lacob
Exntinety
Miss Minnie
Harder
John Cabral
San Francisco
Cabral
Joe Silva
Main Street
Injured Youth In Castro Valley Boulevard Crash
A youth in a three car wreck on Castro Valley boulevard last Saturday morning was listed in very poor condition after head injuries and multiple fractures. The sedan collided head on with a truck driven by Robert Sherman of Peters California. Lloyd Jack Davis of Livermore also crashed into the wreckage. Passenger Hertha Mooman of Livermore sustained minor injuries.
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Charles Burrell
Castro Valley Boulevard
Providener Hospital
Oailand Hospital
Fairmont
Robert Sherman
Peters
Calif
Lloyd Jack Davis
Livermore
Hertha Mooman
Davis
City Annexes Moyra Tract to Hayward City
The Moore tract planned by A L Jensen of Fruitvale was annexed to Hayward after city council approval. Residents voted unanimously at a special election held September 10 to extend city limits to the Savelon mont area.
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Moore
A.L. Jensen
Fruitvale
Hayward
City Counail
Savelonmont
U S pressure on Bulgaria over upcoming national election
Washington pressed Bulgaria to permit a maximum open contest in Sunday's national assembly election. The United States refused recognition of Bulgaria as a representative Axis satellite and urged inclusion of opposition members as per Moscow accord, warning on peace treaty progress.
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Washington
United States
Centram
State Department
U.S
Bulgaria
Moscow
Fou
New Yorke
Death Called Accidental in Two Coroner Jurys Rulings
A coroner's jury exonerated Mrs. Marjorie Mine Mosea of Oakland in the death of Jose G. Moreno after a car strike, ruling accidental death due to pedestrian carelessness. A second inquest found accidental death for Stiles Averette Thompson, a Vallejo truck driver, after his vehicle plunged off an embankment on the Mission San Jose-Livermore highway. The juries were led by Dr. Mark L. Emerson and Deputy Coroner Howe Sorensen, with a seven-person panel.
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Sorensen Brothers
Marjorie Mine Mosea
Vile Avenue
Oakland
Blanc
Jose G. Moreno
Devote
Mosea
Stiles Averette Thompson
Vallejo
Mission San Jose-Livermore Highway
Mark L. Emerson
M. Dy
Howe Wed
Sorensen
Clarence Johnson
Foreman
Mel Nybo
John Lee Wilbur
O. D
Nels Povelsen
Klyin’ Christiansen
Council Grants Move of Two Six Room Houses
The city council approved moving two six room houses from 40 and 630 First Street to 350 and 445 8 streets for Mal M. Urus, 554 B Street. They also ordered the public works department to remove a walnut tree blocking the driveway at 690 A Street and approved removing another tree at Tony Macedo’s property to enable building plans.
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First Street
Mal M
City Courtesl
Cotjellmen
Gihnet Department
Tony Macedo
Art Phillips
Plans for Trailer Camps to be Examined by Officials
The city council will examine plans for two trailer camps one on East 4th Street southeast of the San Leandro city limits and the other at 1699 165th avenue. The agenda includes a proposed joint contract between the Oro Somi tary district and San Leandro and petitions for the appointment of a fatatessor to William Jacobsen.
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4Th Street
San Leandro
165Th
Oro Somitary
Vance
A. Manske
Dlattl
Bouelaly
Fatatessor
Wiliam Jacobsen
Malske
Councilmen Okay Meter Installation
City council approved a contract for 500 Miller parking meters to be installed in Hayward's downtown area within 60 days at 75 and 4.50 installation. Protests against a proposed truck route were filed by 67 residents. Councilman Silva dissented over using an older meter. others noted no city payments and possible removal at no cost if unsatisfactory. A survey on truck routes was ordered for the next meeting.
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Curreet
Ity
Hayward
Syicc
Jack Holland
Art Phillips
Jesse Silva
William C. Wilson
Silva
Miller Company
B Street
Fifth
Street
Jalong
Castro Street
C Street
John Mancini
John Haar
Istréet and
Police Departments
Iéport
Council Votes Survey of Hayward-Water Pipeline Cost
City officials direct Engineer Mancini to survey costs for a Hayward Mission San Jose water line and seek formal approval from San Francisco. Mayor Haar says a 20 year supply line may serve Hayward and areas to Niles. Bond funding and interconnection plans are outlined with health and sewer items pending council review.
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Hayward
San Francisco
Niles
Kenneth H. Fry
Hayward Water Department
Nowy
Hayward Heights
G.W. White
Aglion
County Health Department
White
Mancini
Oakland Sewer Construction Company
Kaiser abandons plans for leasing war time shipyard
Kaiser announces formal decision to abandon all plans for leasing Richmond shipyard No 3, effective November 1. He cites conditions beyond control and government difficulties as reasons, stating the Kaiser Company must discontinue reconversion of the yard.
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Oakland
U.P
Henry _ J. Kaiser
Richmond
Kaiser
Kaiser Company. Incorporated
Meéritime Commission
Three hurt in county auto crashes in California and Oakland
Three persons were injured in separate county and city auto accidents. Louis Sage Jr., 20, fractured a leg when his car hit a tree on Foothill Boulevard after veering to avoid a pickup driven by Leslie Robins. Robins, 17, cited for no daylight on his truck. Sage was treated at Fairmont hospital then transferred to Oak Naval hospital. Earlier, Delphine Kellog, 27, sustained minor injuries when the vehicle carrying her collided with another car driven by Ronald Zirbel, 39, San Lorenzo Village. Zirbel and the other driver, Anthony Lachandro, 34, were unhurt. Mary Rogers, 62, injured on Burlimer Hill when her car collided with a machine driven by Yerna Napier, 44, Oakland. David Crawford, 48, was the other driver. he was unhurt.
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Alameda County
California
Louis Clellan Sage Jr
Wilson Avenue
Foothill
Alma Avenue
Sage
Robins
Fairmont Hospital
Sages
Oak
Ronald Stanley Zirbel
Brooklyn Avenue
Oakland
Ilesperian Boulevard
Paseo Grande
San Lorenzo Village
Zirbel
Anthony Francis Lachandro
Maude Street
San Leandro
P.m
Mary M. Rogers
Stylton Avenue
Cerrito
Yerna Rogers Napier
David Francis Crawford
East Yani Street
Oakhind
Bultimer Hill
Ba. 1
Lorlay
United Hospital Committee Meeting Invites 100 Organizations
More than 100 organizations in Southern Alameda county are invited to a United Hospital Committee meeting held at Bp im Konight of Washington Union high school in Centerville. Jerome Crawford announces the event, with John Olson presiding. Attendees include Harvey Van Vieur of San Joaquin County Hospital and Dr V. L. Ellsworth of San Francisco plus a State Farm Bureau Federation representative to advise on hospital plans.
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Alameda County
United Hospital Committee
Konight
Washington Union High School
Centerville
Jerome Crawford
John Olson
Castro Valley Farm Bureau Center
Harvey van Vieur
San Joaquin County Hospital
Dy. V. 1
Ellsworth
San Francisco
State Farm Bureau Federation
Mrs Jean Sorensen Reported Improved After Crash
Attendants at Hayward hospital said today the condition of Mrs. Jean Sorensen injured in a Saturday automobile accident is much improved. She suffered eight fractured ribs and a broken jaw when the car she rode in sideswiped another machine as the driver tried to avoid a pedestrian.
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Hayward Hospital
Jean Sorensen
Private Mine Negotiations Suggested
The government rejected John L. Lewis demand for new wage talks with soft coal miners. It urged United Mine Workers to seek a wage contract with private operators so the government can release the bituminous it has run since May 22. Captain N. H. Collisson sent the reply to Lewis clarifying the government will arbitrate disputes but not treat the letter as notice for wage negotiations.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
Lewis United Mine Workers
ATL
Lewis
N. H. Collisson
Lewis Yesterday To Secretary of Interior
A. A. Krug
Collisson
Colissan
Oval Administration
Krug
Tule Lake
Calif
East Bay Police Sued for Damages
Opal Binack and Lala Betty Rusk sued Berkeley and Oakland police chiefs and an officer for 20 435 damages in Alameda County Superior Court. The women, residents of Berkeley, allege arrest without warrant or probable cause and claim forced confinement with criminals and disease.
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Oakland
Berkeley
John Holstrom
Robert
P. Tracy
John Pepper
John Does
Alameda
County Superior Court
Opal Binack
Lala Betty Rusk
Lola Weaver
West Street
Berkley
Clarence
Nayward
American Civil Liberties Union
Tidelén
Calendar Of Events from Hayward area clubs and meetings
Today and tomorrow list numerous events across Hayward and nearby venues including badminton at Hayward High School gym, American Legion activities, lodge and circle meetings, church and community gatherings, a card party, a volley ball event, and a senior center tea. Names include Lions Club, Red Men No 274, and Maynard High School.
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Aahland Improvement Club
Hayward High School
Scandian Legion
Hayward
Veterenc
Memorial
Nrewara
Spaiptee
Com— Native
Labor Temple
Fo Lome
Foothil Boulevard
Rieter Church
Wootmen
Ores Es
Danie Hull
Bilcandy
Américan Legion
Auktr
Eden
Pam Hayward
Maynard High School
Bers
Homer
Lena Marder
Hardee
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Wenn
Tanents
Cuateo
Moyra
Lewis’ Coal
Hetch Hetchy Water S Sought
Hoar
Civil Service Commission
Water Department
Fry
American Water Works Convention
San Francis
Rose and
Prospect Streets
Police Department
Gene Collins
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