Community Pageant Promoted by Hayward Editors Note
John Sandoval urges public help for the Pioneer Pageant on September 27 to 29. He promotes bumper strips, early ticket sales, rehearsals at Bret Harte stage, and walk on parts. Highlights include James Scott painting scenery, Bert Hinton sourcing horses, Jerry Muniz as solo fiesta dancer, Carol Kelly guiding principals, and grounds crew preparing the amphitheater for the first big High School pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Simpson
Hayward
Berkeley
Yim
James Scott
Clawster Road
Mt. Eden
Us Scott
Bert Hinton
Hinton Riding Stables
Upper Second Street
Severa
Jackass
Jerry Muniz
Hong
Sunset
Hesperian Boulevard
Castenelist
Carol B. Kelly
Jocel
Hans Vejby
Calendar Today Chapter FH and Local Events
Calendar notes a Marchday schedule with Veterans Memorial and multiple organizations in Riverside area. Activities include Rowing Club ndgw meetings at 2 pm, a Presbyterian church gathering, Order of Eagles and Eden Aar events, Cambridge Community council and amateur associations, plus a Med Mad No. 276 reading and a Ladies Fastin program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Memorial Puig
NDGW
Irs
Aeline Bouxe
Harel Street
Presbyterian Church of the World
Camp Mo
P.m. Dania Hi
Aeatee Order of Eaghes
Eden
Aari
Amarian Association of Universitiz
Cambridge
Ae Community Council
Harte
Céastroehtine Yetub
Noon
Géten Bhutter
Ranh
War
Yvaterana
Elle
Brel Marte School
Teamsters Accept Wage Proposal in New York City
Striking members of the Brotherhood of Teamsters Union in New York City voted to accept a wage proposal after a 17 day strike. The plan from Bohack would raise wages to 7.40 weekly and cut hours from 44 to 40, with separate contracts accepted by operators willing to sign. A 4,000 strong crowd supported the decision as leaders cited telegrams from other trucking firms indicating acceptance of the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
U.P
Brotherhood of Teamsters Union
AFL
Teamsters
Tuinintous
Manshattan Center
Lritel
Ake
H. C. Boback Company
2 Foot Chain
Boback
Bohack
Daniels & Kennedy
Iin
John Strong
AFL Seamen Return to Work Amid New York Harbor Strike Break
The 12 day maritime strike by AFL Longshoremen and Seamen fractured as workers aboard AFL contract ships resumed duties. NMU limited picketing to 21 piers to prevent violence while WS A reported 386 ships in New York harbor and about 3,000 men back on duty by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
AFL
Natonal Maritime Union
NMU
War Shipping Administration
International Longshoremen’s Association
AIL
New York Harbor
Seafarers International Union
APL
He. Wsa
Closeamen
Wolters Rules Fire Suspected as Deliberate
Fire at Joe Schiffer home on Eden Road in the Tennyson district caused about 25 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Bill Wolters said the blaze clearly appeared set, started in a box of old letters near the wall between the bedroom and the front room. Deputies agreed youths playing with matches likely started the fire and county fire patrol extinguished the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wolters
Joe Schiffer
Eden, Road
Tennyson ‘District
Fal
View
Walters
Two Injured In Auto Collision Near Center ville
Arthur Martn aged 43 of Third Street Niles and Harry Rose 39 of Box 64 Irvington sustained minor injuries in a 12 30 pm auto collision at Black Road and Baine Avenue near Centerville. Reginald Gonsalves 42 of 125 Park Street Centerville and Carmella James Damico 217 Box 382 Centerville escaped injury. drivers of the cars involved were unhurt.
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Arthur Martn
Third Street
Niles
Harry Rose
Box
Irvington
Blacai Road
Baine Avenue
Centerville
Reginald Gonsalves
Park Street
Center Ane
Carmella James Damico
P.O. Box
Carsc
Roosevelt Rogers Spur Campaign At Castro Valley Luncheon
Roosevelt state Democratic chairman and Wil Rogers Jr campaign for U S senate held a Castro Valley luncheon as part of a statewide drive to boost Democratic votes. Vice-Chairman McEnery urged mobilizing local groups to lift turnout by 10 percent while noting daily visits under 2,000. Rogers praised LA county groups and Roosevelt’s organization work, calling California a progressive state and urging progressive Democrats to prevail. The event, introduced by Andrey Monahan, drew 98 attendees including party members and a few Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmes Roosevelt
Democratic Arty
Wil Rogers Jr
U. S. Senate
Castro Valley
John P. McEnery
McEnery
Rogers
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
California
Oherst
Democratic Party
Edwin Brown
Andrey Monahan
Monroe Friedman
J. R. Shaw
Mary Waller
Charles Roe
Carpenters Union
AFL
William P. Pee
Paul Dempsey
Bob Ask
Ruby Hall
Joe Chadlet
Shaw
Monahan
Tate
George Perry
0. P. Paulson
Robert Krag
Ed Massu
Christine Rackle
and Mes
F. D. McBarron
John Anderson
Arnulf Anderson
Eulalia Anderson
George Walter
Macy Waller
Mooney
San Lorenzo
Ed Stanton
Harold McGrath
Tony Foster
Phil Silver
Telephone Bill Of Summer Tenants Surprises Landlady
Mrs C B Kitchell faced two losses after renting her home while on vacation. The Lacotts occupied 19 B vet eran with a $50 monthly rent, then vanished along with furniture and other items. A July telephone bill for August ran $114.08 with long distance calls to Texas and beyond. Police seek Raymond and Marie Lacott on petty theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Kitchell
One Arrested For Selling Rancid Candy
The state health department reports one man arrested amid a conspiracy case to sell 200 tons of contaminated rancid candy intended for hog food. Milton Duffy, bureau chief, says much candy has entered civilian trade. 200 tons gone. Candy returned from the South Pacific was found unfit for human consumption by the army. Saturation disposal failed. candy sold to SYL Sales Co in San Francisco at 940 Montgomery Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Health
Adays
Thas
Coneition
Milton Duffy
Bureau of Food and Drug Inspection
Duffy
South Pacific
Aviay
SYL Sales Company
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Fog Lights Stolen From Parked Car Reported
John Chambers reported the theft of a pair of fog lights from a parked auto near the Hunt Food cannery between 4 PM yesterday and midnight. Police also received a bicycle theft report from Filbert Mendonea. the bike was taken from Locust Street while he watched a movie at Hayward theater.
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High Auto
Hunt Food
John Chambers
Lowell Avenue
Chambers
Filbert Mendonea
Locust Street
Hayward
Big Four Cancel Meeting Amid Tense Talks
Soviet Union accused the United States and Britain of stalling by labeling proposed changes as new amendments while Australian Canadian and New Zealand delegates were kept in conference. Tass described the deputies as nearly finished in several areas despite canceling today’s session due to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tass
Rat Fight To Continue In San Lorenzo Village Area
Milford L Sanford chairs the rat eradication effort by the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association to curb hog ranches near the Village as a public health nuisance. Alameda County Public Health Association supports the push, with a pledge from a countywide committee at a joint Hayward area chamber, village homes, and health association meeting. Earlier chamber backing was given for court action to eliminate rat menace, based on evidence from Hathaway Avenue residents.
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Milford L. Sanford
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Alameda County Public Health Association
Alameda County Citi‘zens’ Committee For
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce
The
Health Association
Chamber of Commerce
Hathaway Avenue
Valley Candidates Win 59 Votes in Castro Valley Race
Axel R. Peterson and Herbert C. McCoy, unopposed for Castro Valley Sanitary District directorship, each received 59 votes in yesterday's election. Peterson and McCoy succeed Anthony Taylor and George Reimers and will take office November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel R. Peterson
Herbert C. McCoy
Castro Valley Sanitary District Board
Avant ‘Peterson
McCoy
Anthony Taylor
George Reimers
Government Hoarding Of Materials Charged
Representative Charles J. Robertson alleges federal officials hoard essential building supplies. He cites the Federal Housing Administration storing 3000 tons weekly and a National Association of Real Estate Board Investigators finding 30,000 tons in FHA warehouses in Redwood City California.
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Bismarck
D. W.h
Charles J. Robertson
Robertson
House
Federate Housing Administration
National Association of Real Estate Board
Teen Slayers Return to Crime Scene in Murder Case
Two teenage brothers Billy Anderson, 16, and Nathen Edward James, 15, returned from Barstow to Yuba City as they await arraignment for a double murder of Billy’s father and stepmother. Authorities plan prosecution steps. Marilyn Hodges, 12, a girlfriend of Billy, is jailed for juvenile action. Police say motive was theft of cars and money. scenes to Woodland Creek and Oroville described.
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Father
Stepmother
Yuba City
Calif
Nathern
Anderson
Donnie Anderson
Dently
Sutter County
Joo Ty Young
James
Barstow
Billy
Sywarthy
W. Bon
James Fotally
Marilyn Hodges
Aton
Vd Hewlth
G. Carpenter
Woodland
Oroville
Marilyn
Alder Autobroke
Topotk
Tillyss
Armstrong Corren Walter Elected Oro Loma Directors After 1114 Vote
Treland G Armstrong Ashland building contractor Joseph B Corren retired mail carrier and George A Walter Jr incumbent board member swept into Oro Loma Sanitary District directors as 1114 of 7000 voters cast ballots. Unofficial returns show Armstrong 73 Correa 613 Gregory 470 Hotz 58 McNeal 45% with precinct results detailing strong support in San Lorenzo Village and Ashland. New board to be seated Sept 24 with replacements for retiring chair and director and a 50 member board appointed to fill a vacancy after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland G. Armstrong
Ashland
Joseph B. Corren
George A. Walter Jr
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Armstrong
Waller
Corea
David A. Gregory
John S. McNeal
Frederick W. Hotz
Correa
Gro Loma
L. Cudvie Macabee
Ernest K. Wilson
McNeal
Gregory
San Lorenzo Village
Cherryland
Montgomery Avenue
Armstron
Aj. Hotz
Walter
Hotz
Saunzo
Ora Loma
Vic Mubbard
George Fuller
Henry Hopkins
William Jacobsen
Formal Murder Charge Filed in California Case
In Stockton California Mrs Jeannette Sands Paz 31 was formally charged with the murder of her five year old daughter Judy Lynn Paz She was ordered held without bail at arraignment pending preliminary examination September 24 Paz was arrested in Hollywood three days after she allegedly bludgeoned and strangled her crippled daughter The baby’s body was found Thursday morning by workers in an asparagus field thirty miles west of Stockton
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Stockton
Calif
U.R
Jeannette Sands Paz
Baseball notes and standings amid sparse historic lines
Fragmentary baseball notice references teams and players including Lombard Abernady and Shoun with partial scores and schedules. Names Klutsenneny, Jolanon, Padgett appear amid unclear venue details. The item hints at a league context and upcoming or past games but exact results and dates are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyer
Rivieine Initeny
Abernadiya
Sereeh
Iti Muses
Sarrenot Jolanon
Padgett
Two Losers Congratulate The Victors
David A. Gregory and John McNeal, San Lorenzo Village candidates for the Ora Loma Sanitary district board, issued a joint statement congratulating the victors in yesterday's Ora Loma election. They called the race clean and hard fought, thanked supporters, and offered best wishes to Armstrong, Carren, and Walter Jr. for the next four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Gregory
John 8. McNeal
San Lorenzo Village
Ora Loma Sanitary District
Gregory
Ora Loma Senitary
Roland G. Armstrong
J. B. Carren
George Walter Jr
Death Clues Investigated In Mrs Padia's Death
Sheriff investigators probe whether 29 year old Mrs Jean Padia of San Jose was thrown from a speeding car on Altamont pass highway Sunday night. She died after being found in the roadway and told officers she had been struck hitchhiking. Her statements were inconsistent and skid marks were absent indicating possible murder or foul play. Detectives questioned her husband Laurence and mother Ruth Ary but could not confirm her movements.
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Jean Padia
Saa Jose
Altamont Pass
Padia
John Strangis
Modesto
St. Paul’s Hospital
H. C. Hansen
Sfansen
Hansen
Laurence
Ruth Ary
65Th Avenue
Oakland
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Art Baniblt
Ezel
Halle
Art Room
Eee
Olay Sousa
Eiterres Deke
Cheal Haaive
Sities
Wolters
Big
U.S
Valley
Roland Armstrong
Joseph B. Correa Od
Corren
Oro Loma
Trio
Major League Baseball
Shell Station
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