Offer Made For San Lorenzo High School Site
San Lorenzo trustees authorized Attorney Marlin Haley to offer heirs of Hans Sorensen estate $326000 for a 40 acre site on San Sorensen Road between Western Pacific and Southern Pacific tracks. They also approved plans for the boys gym at San Lorenzo High, reviewed the 1950-51 budget, and set bids for paving the gym access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union High School
Tennyson
Marlin Haley
Hans Sorensen
San Sorensen
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
San Lorenzo High School
M.willems
M. Williams& Sons, Inc
Oakland
Haysvard
Cunipua
Gremm
Oro Lama J Banitary
Stanley Davis
San Lorenzo
San Loreno
San Lorenzo Hirh
Mt. Eden
Russell City
Sorensen
Zara EB
Bells
Mt Eden School Budget OK by Trustees
Mt Eden elementary school district trustees approved a 96,000 budget for 1050-51 at a Wednesday meeting. Superintendent E C Ingraham said the increase of about 3000 funds salary scales for new teachers as residential subdivisions reopen, with the district’s nine teachers and superintendent likely to be joined by three to four new instructors this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Eden Elementary Schoo
E. C. Ingraham
Ingraham
90 000 Men Defend USS Korea Line
Near ly 90 000 American and South Korean troops held a shrinking beachhead against Communist attacks as U S Marines and other forces reinforced. The 8th Army reported North Korean forces pressed toward Pusan and Taegu, with the Nakdong defense line under heavy attack as UN forces held along the main highway west of Pusan.
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Tokyo
U.P
Eighth Army
U. S
Naktong River
Pusan
Taegu
U.3. 24Th Division
Connecticu
Naktohu Line
United Nations
Dollar Days in Spite of Korea Spreads to Hayward Sales
Hayward merchants launch Dollar Days events to attract new residents and longtime customers amid rising prices and shortages. Stores stay open until 9 pm Friday and the sale ends Saturday. Color Day sales offer bargains to old patrons as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Weel Hayward
Russians Boycott UN Military Committee Continues
At the United Nations in New York the Soviet Union again skipped the military staff committee meeting signaling a continued partial boycott by Moscow. Major General Skliarov and Colonel Maximov did not attend, while the United States Britain Nationalist China and other powers observed the session briefly. The absence suggested the Kremlin plans to end the boycott only in the Security Council, with persistent U.S. control of overall direction.
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New York
Manhattan
Josef Stalin
Security Council
Rugaia
Jacob A. Mal Wesday
United States
Britain
Primer
China
Imeeling
Malik
U. S
Douglas MacArthur
Fatal Greyhound Bus Crash Near Morgan Hill
A San Francisco bound Greyhound bus collided with a spinach truck on Highway 101 three miles south of Morgan Hill. One man, Frank J. Coon of San Luis Obispo, died. 18 injured including 17 treated at Wheeler Memorial Hospital Gilroy and two in San Jose. Bus passengers included Arthur Pagan Pascal Marines Hector Hernandez all Centerville residents. other injured from Centerville and San Francisco. Bus left Los Angeles at 7 pm and was due in San Francisco at 6 40 am today.
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Conterville
San Francisco
Greyhound
Oty
Morgan Hil
Highway 101
Tis
Athur Pagan
Pasqual Martines
Hector Hoernandez
Centerville
Wheeler Hospital
Gilroy
Pasqual Varges
State Highway Patrol
San Jose
Vargas
Morgan Jull
Tedlay
Here
Frank J. Coon
San Luis Obispo
Wheeler Memorial Hospital
Coon
Margen Hill
Itv
Fairview Packing Company
Hollister
Carney
Los Angeles
Sett
Trip
Jserians
Morgan Hill
San Luis Obis
George Carney
Jennie Heeves
Frank
Bertha Houck
Monterey
Pacifica Delacruz
Fred Beasley
Joplin
Walter Curtis
Alfred Hall
San Ma- Tan
Arthur Pagan
Pascal Marines
Hector Hernandez
Earl Dangers
Catherine Riley
Steve Adiulfo
Lompoc
George Vega
William Fuller
Treasura Island
Strikers Dig in for Long Siege at Mill
Strikers at the Willstrut Hosiery Mill, 16206 Foothill Boulevard, dug in for a prolonged stand as Edwin E. Clancy of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 96 predicted little chance of early settlement. The six day strike stems from a wage dispute with mill owner William Struthers, with United Employers and Arthur Jacobs of Oakland acting as counsel in negotiations.
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Willstrut
Foothill Boulevard
Edwin E. Clancy
International Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
William 4. Struthers
United Employers
Arthur Jacobs
Oakland Agency
Gal
Private Maynard Bus Lines cleared for Hayward Castro Valley run
The Public Utilities Commission granted Spyros Skirris permission to operate between Hayward and Castro Valley from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and locally in San Lorenzo Village. The Maynard Bus Lines plan 32 passenger buses, 15 cents per ride, with service to Castro Valley’s east end, Redwood Road, and Maywood area.
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Maynard Bus Lines
Spyros Sktiris
Berkeley
Stile Public Utilities Commission
Hayward
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo Village
Skirris
Daily Review
Berkeley Tman
Ajang
Redwood Road
Wilson and
Parsons Road
Christerigen Lane
Lake Chabot
Vallley
Maywood
Sorensen Road
Western Road
Tennyson Run
Railroad Avenue
Jackson Street
Sun Lorenz
Eagle Killed After Dive On Child At Valle Vista Home
Quick thinking by Frank Fries saved eight year old Joe Ann Fries from a swooping 10 pound golden eagle that flew at her in the front yard. Fries retrieved a BB gun and killed the bird with the air rifle as it rested in the yard after the attack. Joe Ann was uninjured and her brother Jimuy posed with the wings of the dead eagle.
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Frank Fries
Dixon, Street
Valle Vista
Joe An
Jimuy
Patten Sent to San Quentin with Robber and Check Artist
C Thomas Patten a Bible banging evangelist labeled a religious racketeer was sent to San Quentin prison today alongside a robber and a bad check artist, as reported from Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
U.P
Thomas Patten
Bay
San Quentin Prison
Demand for war shares boosts New York stocks
New York prices moved higher after a brief patience period as investors boosted demand for war shares. Early trading showed gains with some profit-taking earlier in the session, signaling renewed interest in defense oriented issues.
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New York
U P
House Votes Automatic Wage Price Controls Amid Truman Warnings
The House narrowly advanced an automatic wage and price control mechanism that would trigger if the cost of living rises five percent from the June index, despite President Truman’s appeal to avoid binding手. McKinnon sponsored the amendment to remove presidential discretion, tying action to the official cost of living measure while Senate leaders considered similar ideas.
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Washington
House
Truman
Congress
Clivton D. McKinnon
Calif
Senate Banking Committee
J. Willant Fulbright
Dy Ark
Hoge
McKinnon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Melvinon
W. Stuart Symington
National Secuery Resources Board
Senate
Ewan Clague
Chiet
Labor Department
Bureau For Labor Statistics
Loud Noise But Little Auto Damage
A loud noise from metal on metal indicated a major accident on East Street at Lifth Avenue Wednesday night though damage and injuries were slight. Robert E. B. Hurd, 28, of 1754 Ath Street Avenue, had minor injuries when his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Leo J. Cadoret, 33, of 20691 Lowell Avenue, Hayward. Both cars were taken to a Castro Valley garage. Hurd was taken to Fairmont Hospital for treatment of minor cuts and bruises by the highway patrol.
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Ith Street
Lifth Avenue
Robert EB. Hurd
Ath T Avenue
14Th Street
Leo J. Cadoret
Lowell Avenue
Hayward
Hoth
Castro Valley
Hurd
Fairimont Hospital
Wash Acres Lads Admit Burglaries
Two Washington Acres boys in juvenile detention admit burglaries in Washington Acres area. They confessed to four home breakins and one business theft, with loot including cash, a watch, a cross, and roofing supplies. Neighbors alerted sheriff after a younger boy was seen entering a residence. father and mother notified.
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Washington Acres
Oakland
Art S
West 150Th Avenue
Lot
Marie Jr
Hichard Covh
G. E. Anderson
Richard Foudy
Gladys M. Aubey
160Th Avenue
Hat House
Two Grass Fires Reported in Hayward Area
Two grass fires were reported in the Hayward area within 24 hours. The first fire started near the John Higley property at 2260 Second Street and spread over an acre of dry grass toward the rear yard, threatening outbuildings before county patrol firefighters at Fairview brought it under control. The second blaze, at 8120 Strobridge Avenue, near the Cooper residence, scorched grass near the garage and was contained by Castito Valley firefighters.
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Hayward
John Higley
Second Street
Fairview
Li. J. Cooper
Strobridge Avenue
Cooper's
Castito Valley Department
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South High School
San Lorenzo Boys
U.S
Defense Department
Hun Toon
Vermont
U.S. 24Th Infantry Division
24Th
Toga
Uss
Korea
Fayre Padgett
San Francis
Walter Noble
PUC
Patten
San Quentin
VC Sport Shop
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