Payward Scrceninge In Fleutecs By FL 3
A November meeting at San Leandro City Hall draws attention for plans to advance a new hospital in the Hayward area with support from local industrialists and civic firms. Efforts to combine Hayward events into a single grand week of entertainment are proposed, plus revived weekly band concerts in Southern Alameda County.
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Aterest
San Leandro
Chalmond Wesley Plunkcott
Fridea Calculating Machine Company
Industralists
Tasward
Aglage Financial
Alameda County
George ‘Oakes
Alamieda
Lowna Nex St
Simmer
Clear and Dry Today and Tomorrow Warmer Daytime
The forecast calls for dry conditions today and tomorrow with rising daytime temperatures. Expect a warmer trend overall though evening coal use may rise as temperatures moderate.
Community Council Plans Teen Recreation Program
The Community Council backs Hayward Union High School youths in creating a teen age recreation plan. A six member adult committee, led by President O Brackett, will help determine needs and lay groundwork for a permanent youth center, with a short term Hayloft rebirth and long term facility goals.
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Hayward Union High School
Waren
Oathy
Hingward ‘Area
Promis
Community Council
O. Brackell
Brackett
Night Were Brackett
Clarent Kuat
Weny’ Perry
Yank Switeei
Flora Naines
Uayward
Toye Bai- Joy
Beverly Lang
Clare ‘Mrohec
Dane Doulas
Hayward
Hayloft
Frank Alves
J. George Melville
Federal Hrousing Administration
Hayward Avea
Comminunity’ Center
Ave Ane
Oakland
Alves
Bret Harte
FHA
Jowest
EMAS
Ais
United Committee of Southern
Alameda
County of Health
Centervillé
Jeram Crawford
Mra
Clarance’ Ri Perry
Council
CHP Dinner Honors Macer Retirement Honor Tonight
A retirement dinner in Castro Valley honors Joseph Macer for 21 years with the California Highway Patrol. Macer, now in the cement business after leaving the patrol in July, will be celebrated by CHP officials and community leaders including Ray mond Cato and Caplin T. A. Bilce. Attendees span San Leandro to Livermore with judges, district attorneys, and local officials invited.
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Joseph Macer
California
Ernahii
Association of Call
Maméda County
Squelion
Castro Vill
Macer
Uly
Pleasanton
Caplin
Bela
Coste
Civ
Raymond Cato
California Highway Patrol
Caplin T. A. Bilce
Maynard Branch
Dee Harder Jiro Allen G. Norris
Centerville
Manley Clark
Livermore
A. W. Braet
San Leandro
Chiles Gale
Joseph Silva
Niles
Frank M. Crows
Hugo
Rudbruch
George Ifard
District Attorney’s Office
Goulard Held For Hearing On Grand Theft Charge
Andrew A Gentlard 30 of Oakland pleaded not guilty to grand theft for stealing 716 sheets of rock wool valued at 1874.72 from Bohannon storage piles in San Lorenzo. He was held for preliminary hearing next Wednesday. Also charged were William Clark and Albert Chavva for obstructing an officer. Other notes include a $25 speeding fine for Clarence Ogilvie and six months probation for Louis Fonneca after guilty pleas.
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Fabering
Andrew A. Gentlard
2Nd Avenue
Oakland
Justice of the Peace
Jacob
Harder Dr
Goulard
David C. Bohannon
Tom
Grant Street
Hegpovian Boulevard
San Lorenzo Village
Louis Fonneca
Hayward
Huge lizard like creature washed ashore in Alaska
Anchorage residents report a fur bearing lizard like carcass found on Cool Inlet near Hemer Alaska. It measured 18 feet 10 inches from crocodile jaws to tail with a three and a half foot head and two foot three inch wide skull. It had 22 lower teeth and 20 upper teeth about four inches long. Earlier finds of similar beasts were later identified as whales.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hemer
Cools Inlet
Area to Get Plane Plant At Airport
Puget Pacific Planes considers Hayward municipal airport for a new airplane production plant employing 500 workers with a payroll over one million dollars yearly. Company officials, after inspecting the field, favor locating here due to aviation interest, market potential, favorable weather and proximity to major metropolitan centers. The plant would use a prefabricated building and start with 500 employees, rising to 1200 in year two, with most hires to be local. The Tacoma home plant begins production December 15, and European orders total over ten million dollars.
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Hayward
Puget Pacific
George Cracknell
Mays Ward
Aret Chamber of Commerce
Em Pany
Cracknell
Metros Politia
J. A. Edman
Clyde M. Monaghan
Edman
Kdamian
Puget Pacific Planes
Tacoma
Wash
Public Defender Blames War Workers for City’s Crime Spike
Public Defender Gerald J. Bonny criticized San Francisco war workers who earned large salaries but did not save, blaming them for the city’s record crime rate during the peak peary year.
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San Hancisco
U.2
Gérald J. Bonny
San Francisco
Trygve Lie Urges Action on Franco Spain at UN Assembly
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie urged the General Assembly to address the Franco regime in Spain, calling it a constant source of mistrust and urging steps to restore liberty and democratic government. The U.S. favored debate on the veto issue but backed discussing broader Spanish matters. The second session opened at 12:16 pm EST with high tension over major questions including atomic control.
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United Nations
ULP
Trygve Lie
United Nations General Assembly
Spain
Ceneralissima Francia
Lie
General Assembly
U.N
Rusala
United States
U. S
U. S. Assembly
Warren R. Austin
Assembly
Security Council
Ford Shuts Down Plant For 1 Day
Ford Motor Company announced a one day shutdown of nearly all operations tomorrow due to a steel shortage. About 80,000 workers will be affected with wage losses estimated at 2.618 million dollars over the coming months. Only ten plants in Chicago Long Beach Detroit and six other Michigan sites would remain open.
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Detroit
Ford Model Company
Ford
M. L. Bricker
Jstvike
Bricker
Chicago
Long Beach
Michigan
Sunday Auto Races Benefit Community Chest at Oakland Stadium
Reserved seat exchange tickets for Sundays auto races at the Oakland stadium will benefit the community chest. Chest directors announced tickets may be secured at area schools and local businesses listed, plus at the stadium.
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Oakland Stadium
Hayward Area
Caratro Valley
Sarr Lorenzo Village
Ashland
Sunset
Meininger’s
Maynard Area Recreation
Dam 12
City Hall
Frink’s Electric
Hunt's Creamary
Kelly Brothers
Reids
Don Fiarder
Nevada Trial Opens on Murder Charge for Irish War Bride
Las Vegas court resumes proceedings in the murder case of Bridget Waters, an Irish war bride, after a one day break for a civic party. Jurors focus on selecting eight jurors to hear the case against her husband.
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Nevada
Las Vegas
Bridget Waters
Veterans Apprenticeship Program to use two school buildings
Hayward Union High School will receive two 8000 square foot buildings for the veterans apprenticeship program under the GI Bill. The Federal Works Agency plans nine buildings districtwide to serve about 606 veteran apprentices, with operation hoped within months on the Orchard tract Foothill Boulevard. Trustees discussed future terminal education needs and overcrowded centers while bidding and supply contracts were approved.
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Federal Works Agency
Hayward Union High School
C. B. Paulsen
Board of Trustees
Hayward
Paulsen
Howard M., Hunt
Sss al
Minion Enaineer
San
FWA
Foothill Boulevard
Paulson
Bro
Ferms
Gilg Brothers
Community Chest in Hayward Misses Target by 12800
Community Chest drives in the Hayward area stand 512,800 short with three days left. Total to date is 8,200 toward a 21,000 goal for Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army and others. Mt Eden leads with 180 percent of its 100 quota.
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Hayward Area
Ann Williams
Boy Scoute
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Jack Rees
Mt. Eden
San Lorenzo
Greenwood Corporation
Pland
Thirly Service Club
Roos
Best
Oakland Stadium
Niles woman bags three bears in one hunt
Helen Cary, 106 pounds, returned to Niles with three bears after a solo hunting trip near Black Fox Lookout, McCloud. She shot the trio with a .22 after snow fell, dispatching two bears instantly and a cub after a fall, then planned to mount one bear and convert another into a rug for a friend. Cary has prior recording hunts including a 400 pound black bear two years earlier.
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Helen Cary
Rusty
Black Fox Lookout
McCloud
Nects
Calendar Tonight’s Local Club Meetings Citywide
Readable snippets show diverse gatherings at San Lo Village School and Village area venues. Events include Movie Club, Bayward Civic and Social Club, Lorants Lions Club, Shawano Council, Green Shutter Coffee, Spanish Recreation Club, and Marward High auxiliary activities.
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San Lore
Layward
Bayward
Te Lorants Lions Club
Pan
Land's Ville
Shawano Council
Green Shutter Coffee
He Oh
Pat
Aise Ae
Epanish Recreation Club
Erteral Pepe
Ides Hail Sates Step Pein
Peneen
Marward High
Rchoel
Sebo Auditgelin
Tame Ae Auxilery
Dbepelt
Yalst Party
Decontrol spreads as price ceilings vanish on foods and more
United Press reports Truman's decontrol moves remove ceilings from all foods except sugar and rice, plus cosmetics and many goods. Bread and meat prices are expected to rise. restaur ants face general increases for meals. State officials note scotch and whiskey returning to shelves as wholesalers lift restraints.
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San Francisco
U.P
William D. Sadeler
California Retail Grocers and Merchants, Association
OPA
Jisdeler
J. Schlaepfer
The
Francisco Restaurant Association
George Stout
San Francisco Meat Dealers Association
Restaurents
Earnyroll
Tony
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Mairview
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National Safety Council
Mexico
Liwerence I. Moore
National Business Magazine
Vetalt Valores
Sheriff's Deputies
Rida
Margaret Hulse
Railroad Avenue
Wilmnd
Hulse
Cal-St. Mary
Kent Stidio
UN General Assembly
Paul Henri Spaak
Niles Woman
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