Community events and sales listed in Alameda notices
A collection of local notices outlines a series of social and fundraising events across Alameda County. Schedule items include a public dance, rummage sale, benefit gatherings, a whist event, a hall sale, and church activities hosted by groups such as American Legion Auxiliary and Pinky Episcopal church, with dates and venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siksh
Begonin Pid
Suilding
Gmb Commivaton
Hayward Intt
American Legion Auxiliary
Dewla
Valborg Lodge
Witat
Pan On Hall
Jude Celebra
Beptie—federatad’ Improvement
Cuba
Alameda County
Elderberry Park
Nils Canyon
Fanotti
Heighbore
Wasdtealt
Ventriloquist Wins Honors At Talent Show
Hayward area finals of a district talent contest held at Bret Harte theater crowned Andrea Lubow a ventriloquist from David Martin playground top in the ten-year-old bracket. Other winners included Tack Miller with ukulele, Castro Valley second, Carolyn Olson and Jean Ries majorettes from Valla Vista, third, and Helen Levien with Village playground lap dance fourth. In the 10 to 11 year group Theresa Bakendi from David Martin playground led, Judy and Nancy Barth singers from Ashland second, Ethel Dickson from New Markham third, Louis Burkhart accordionist from Airport playground fourth. judges were Walter Robinson Castro Valley area, Dr Leonard Osins Willig, Ray Bartleson Hayward area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hayward Area Recreation District
Bret Harte Andphitheater
Andrea Lubow
David Martin Playground
Tack Miller
Castro Valley Playground
Carolyn Olson
Jean Ries
Valla Vista Playground
Helen Levien
Village Playground
Theresa Bakendi
David Martin
Wuos
Judy
Nancy Barth
Ashland Playground
Ethel Dickson
New Markham Playground
Louis Burkhart
Airport Playground
Me Walter Robinson
Castro Valle
Leonard Osins
Willig
Ray Oh Bartleson
Ioyward
No Sailor Marine Deaths From Typhus in Korea
San Francisco report states no sailors or marines died of typhus or typhoid in Korea. Lamont Pugh, chief of the Navy Bureaus of Medicine and Surgery, arrived from Korea via Washington and said low disease rates stem from vaccines and medicines available to United Nations forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.S
Korea
Rea’ Adin
Lamont Pugh
Navy
Bureaus of Medicine and Surgery
Pugh
Washington
United Nations
Fire at Martin School Sparks Quick Fire Department Call
Lion Hansen, a San Lorenzo High student, detected a fire in a paper container at the David E. Martin suboul last week and phoned the fire department, preventing serious damage. Harold Swift of the Hayward Area Recreation District on duty at the school said matches were likely dropped in the container where the blaze began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
David E. Martin
Lion Hansen
San Lorenzo High School
Harold Swift
Hayward Area
Soviet President’s Note Outlined in Full Text Release
State Department released the complete letter from Nikolai Shvernik to President Truman, urging peace and a five power pact to prevent war. The missive calls for equal rights, end of discrimination, and limits on armaments with inspections, while urging broad public attention to the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Washington
Pres
Michael J. McDermott
U. S
Russia
Pecuinet
McDermott
Nikolai M. Shvernik
Truman
Tan
Cruman
Shvernik
Harry & Truman
United States of America
Congress of the
Supreme Soviet
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Soviet Union
Resul
Moscow
Nikolai Shvernik
Presi
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Nebraska
Hayward Printers
the Daily Review
Lucerne
Castro St. Hayward
Ventriloquist
Paveli NN
Britain
Agent
England
Billy Wallace
London
Wallace
Herbert Agar
Geruel
Jackie
By Carl Grubert
Curly Kayoe
Joel
Enes
Joe
Wandy
Ernie Brushmiller
Are
Shh
By Tom Ako
Wateo
By Charlie Plumb
Levis
Millie
Fupper Stans
Toro
Thea
Mevze
Mare
Wilhe Jaove
Mom
Buffalo Bill
Leonard Sungone
Mary Mixup
Sara
Coy and
Mary Arf
Watts the Perkins
Rocky Paint
Maine
Fred Meagher
Senori
By R. M. Brinkerhoh
Mart
Martin
Linton, Ind
U.P
Patty Wells
Durbin
N.C
Durham
Jemily and
Mabel
By Angelo
Ser
By Denys Wortman
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