First Big Five minister meeting nears adjournment
United Press reports the first meeting of the Big Five Council of foreign ministers is closing in Dan Don with no clear solution yet for major issues. Progress noted but final communique may disappoint. officials stress this session mainly adjourns, with deputies to continue work.
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Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Big Five Council of Foreign Ministers
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Truman
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Community Theater pits a real estate plot in stage notable
Chatter about plot germs opens with talk on few storylines and universal appeal of a stage piece titled Climate Washington Stept Pera. The Hayward Theatre group previews a production about Newton Muller’s wish to avoid danger by pursuing a meaningful goal, weaving a triangle into a real estate swindle. Hart and Rantman’s Broadway success is adapted for amateurs, with subtle social stakes and a light, humorous treatment.
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Nine
Tive
Andy
Uxil Iy
Newton Muller
Hart
Rantmam
Hayward Theatre Group
New York
Imoview
Hayward Civic Center plans draw local input at public forum
Roving reporters capture resident opinions on site opposite City Hall. Proposals include civic auditorium and playground with supervision, Little Theatre ambitions, dance and sports spaces, and community meeting rooms. Residents urge nearby cultural venues and multipurpose facilities to serve all ages.
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Hayward
City Hall
Two Seabees Hurt in Crash Near Camp Parks
Two Seabees injured when a car crashed one half mile east of Pergola Till after a patrol ride from Camp Parks. Injured were W. Simms and KA Whiestroin, both first class, with driver James J. Self 36 of Center Street. Also aboard were Marines Joseph Vite and William Harmeyer. Harmeyer uninjured.
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Tayward
Rew
W. Simms
Yeam
Wind ¢ Camp Parks
KA. Whiestroin
Camp Parks
Pergola Till
James J. Self
Center Street
Self
Severant
Joseph Vite
Willian Harmeyer
Village Scouts Plan Court of Honor
San Lorenzo Boy Scout Troop No. will hold a court of honor on Wednesday evening in October at the San Lorenzo Village School auditorium. Fred W. Klarenhich scoutmaster announced the event with district commissioner hue and Marion McLaren presiding as chairman, assisted by Klarenhich and Edward Attix.
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Fred W. Klarenhich
San Lorenzo Village
Marion McLaren
Klarenbach
Edward Attix
Scoumaster
Youths Sought For Robbery At Pollard Stand
Police seek two teenage boys aged about 17 for robbing a cash register at Roy Pollard’s stand on Valley Boulevard at 7 PM. Pollard reported the theft a short time later after they questioned him at his home. A separate complaint named Miguel Terrera charging Louis Rodrigues with stealing $10.26 on August 2. Bail set at $500.
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Pelica
Ars Lg
Roy Pollard
Adama Street
Russell City
Louis Rodrigues
Third Avenue
Ole
Herrera
Ward Store Buys Property For Expansion In Hay Ward
Montgomery Ward & Co purchases a south side Main Street site between B and Co streets for a three story store with a large basement. Broker Benjamin Unger says the project targets rising Hay ward growth and regional merchandising potential, with Castro Street access planned.
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Hayward
Montgomery Ward & Co
Main Street
B and Co
Benjamin Unger
Montgomery Ward
Unger
Ward Company
Mays Ward
Two Held for Robbery of Bank Messengers
Two ex soldiers, Ancer estate John Joseph Jukele and Stanley Matysek, both discharged from the U S Army Air Forces, were arrested in Los Angeles for the July 101 robbery of two bank messengers delivering money to a check cashing agency in Burbank. FBI traced clues from Camden and Niagara Falls to southern California where arrests followed. Both men had not admitted guilt at a quiet assignment before U S Commissioner Mend.
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Burbank
Pederal Bureau
Ancer Estate
John Joseph Jukele
Stanley Matysek
U. Army Air Forces
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Nod
Niggana Falls
Ne Y
Twin Pauls
Porthind
Ove
California
FBI
Uckele
Matysck
U. S
David
Trustees to Guard Starr Tragedy Scene and School Expansion
Hayward Union High School board met after Starr tragedy to examine safeguards and seek estimates for reservoir protection. They will request district attorney opinion on board powers and pursue federal aid and bonds for new facilities. The district hired three teachers two attendance clerks a bus driver and twenty two cafeteria helpers with Meyers formerly cafeteria head.
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Starr
Hayward
Untii
Sunther
District Attorney's Office
Ralph Hoyt
Federal Works Agency
Freili
Kiwanis Hear Of Doctors in Pacific
Capt. O. H. Myers U S Navy stationed at Camp Shoe maker discusses wartime surgery in the South Pacific at a Kiwanis dinner in Cassin Villa. He recalls coral islands under rain and mud, Quonset hospitals, and open air movies under coconut trees. Charles Sherman presided. K E Strobridge recounted Castro Valley history and local growth.
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U. S. Navy
Camp Shoemaker
Kiwanis Club Af
Wayward
Cassin Villa
South Pacific
Japan
Myers
Eureka
Calif
Capt. Myers
Charles Sherman
KE. K. Strobridge
Castro Valley
Civic Club Favors Local Ball Field in Maynard Area
The Civic and Social club board of directors at Sheiy Wednesday meeting voiced unanimous support for a baseball field in the Maynard area. Wally Perry named chairman of a committee to coordinate with other groups in the area. Melvin Mendonca elected to fill a board vacancy. A Newark dance is planned for November 10.
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Civic and Social Club
Wally Perry
Melvin Mendonca
Newark
Crowded Conditions Prompt School Bond Election in Hayward
The Hayward union high school board voted unanimously to seek a 400000 dollar bond in November to expand facilities for rising enrollment. A Stanford survey by Dr Paul Leonard found current classrooms inadequate, guiding a Dragon and Schmidths plan estimating 700000 for new buildings with state and federal aid expected to cover the gap.
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Dro
Paul Leonard
Due Enion
Stanford University
Leonard
Leonard Survey Ant Cecommendations, the High Sehow
Dragon & Behmidts
Dragon & Sehmidts
O. B. Paulsen
Steview
Alice Sargent
Miust
Chamber seeks Hayward Airport status and ownership
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce reports the Hayward airfield may be declared surplus and plans to obtain ownership. The group asks if the city can use the airport if ownership is secured and has urged Governor Earl Warren and his council to help. A reply on the airport status was expected by Saturday.
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Emil
Kiel
San Francisco
George Cracknell
Ares Chamber of Commerce
Earl Warren
Alameda County
Henew
Hayward Chamber Members to Receive Newsletter
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce members will get a monthly newsletter in addition to the chamber bulletin. Sponsored by the National Chamber of Commerce, the letter covers national and international affairs, living costs, home building, agriculture, and Washington news. Subscriptions are $12 per year, free for chamber members, with recent business and service-industry recruits listed.
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Hayward Area
Caviglia's
Dine and Danen
Hayward Phumbing
Hayward Pay and Gift Shop
al Schultz
Serview Station
Hayward Jewelers
J. J. Plandrena
Adair's Restaurant
Toscana Restoran
American Box
Drum Con Pany
Silva's
Mumbing
Story of Cpl. Eisler Echoes Triumph and Tragedy
Cpl. Paul A. Eisler, a 24 year old psychological warfare specialist, shares a life marked by Nazi terror, exile from Vienna, and service in Europe. Wounded by a German woman sniper near Kassel, he credits wartime work with connecting him to Ernie Pyle and Ernest Flemingway, and he now plans a postwar career in public relations.
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Paul Eisler
Leona Ward
Paul A. Eisler
Vienna
Austria
Spain
England
Eisler
Paris
United States
San Francisco
Europe
Ernie Pyle
Ernest Flemingway
Pyle
Ardennes Forest
Malned
Idstein
Kassel
Elster
States
Dibble Hospital
Emperor Hirohito Promises to Honor Surrender Terms
Japanese sources report Emperor Hirohito told General Douglas MacArthur he would do everything to faithfully fulfill the surrender terms. A BBC broadcast cited Tokyo belief that Hirohito expressed willingness to abdicate as negotiations with the Allied commander continued.
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Mirohito
Douglas MacArthur
BBC
NBC
Tokyo
Hirahito
MacArthur
Brandh
Winmander
Calendar Of Events In Hayward Acres Tonight
Representatives of all clubs in Hayward Acres meet at six o clock at Sunset school to form Mow recreation group. Foresters Rebekah IOOF hall at eight. Native Daughters Dania hall. San Lorenzo Lions Club Charter Night at Club Alabama. Women's Society Christian Service at 10 30 am church. Pome Council VFW eight. Memorial Building Civic and Social Club seven eighty. Cantro Villa San Lorenzo Community Culinary Workers Dania hall. VFW Auxiliary seven thirty Memorial Building. Tomorrow Book Section AAUW Rheingold Lodge Dania hall Eastern Star Fellowship class Lutheran
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Sunset School
Mow Recreation Group
Companions of Foresters
Rebekah
IOOF
Native Daughters
Dania
San Lorenzo Lions Club
Alabam
Women’s Society
Christian Service
Pome Council
VFW
Women's Council
Christian
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