Stamp lore class teaches junior philatelists in Castro Valley
A. W. Wells, a telephone company employee, runs a weekly stamp class at Castro Valley adobe as part of the Hayward Area Recreation District summer program. Sessions from 9:30 to 11:30 explore stamp size type color watermark perforation and cancellation while students like Jack Lynch and Judy Tray study perforation and postmarks and seek stamped envelopes.
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Castro Valley
Adobe
Donald Mulvey
Kurt Pyle
Monty Foster
Signe Whilfen
Dianne Garnier
Jeff Tiles
Algene Allen
Ronald Marchi
Judy Ray
A. W. Wells
Castro Valley Adobe
Hayward
Piiner
Wells
Jack Lynch
Renald Lalomy
Walter Phillips
Ronald Marehi
Judy Tray
Signe Whiffen
Dianne Garnney
Agriculture Students at Hayward High
At Hayward High 273 students were in vocational and non vocational agriculture classes according to director Olen Markwell. California Future Farmers of America in 206 high schools invested over 3 million in home farm enterprises during the past year, with students owning 170 projects and 48 non ownership projects. Many livestock projects went to fairs, and the organization prepares for activities at the state fair.
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Hayward High School
Olen C. Markwell
Markwell
State Bureau of Agricatoral Education
Future Farmers of America
California
Smith- Hughes
Akuneda
Amrlea Ace
Élegabersbuys
Thie
Italy
Calfornia
Clark
Aged man with trick heart lands in jail after attack
Walter Arwiler aged 67 duped hospitals in several states with a phony heart condition and multiple aliases. Police said he claimed to be a Civil War veteran and Texas deputy sheriff while using New York to witness McKinley’s inauguration. He admitted the aliases and said hospitals put him on strict diets. He was jailed after doctors confirmed the heart rate was near normal.
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Tacoma
Wash
Walter KE
Arwiler
Arwhler
Texas
Pierre County Hospital
Robert Larson
Arthur
Wendall
Washington, D.C
McKinley
Percy Gregg
Army Reforces MP Unit to Save Lads From Girls
Indianapolis Indiana army officials say they will triple the military police force to protect soldiers from women roaming the streets at night. Col Harold A Doherty credits the move to avoid a curfew proposed by local police. The statement notes the focus is on safeguarding servicemen while not blaming the soldiers.
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Indianapolis
Iu.r
Army
Inday
Harold A. Doherty
Chick Ot
Indiana Military District
Jack O'Neal
O'Neal
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Camp Atterby
Wine Growers Meet With Tax Unit in Hayward
Clarification of interpretation and administration of federal alcohol laws will be discussed at a joint meeting in Hayward on August 21. Central Counties Wine Growers join Alameda County Wine Growers led by Paul Rhodes to chair the session at Hayward City Hall at 7:30 p.m.
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Hayward
Sederal Alcoholic Administration
Central Counties
Alcohol Fix Unit
Central Coast Counties
Alameda County
Castro Valley
Paul Rhodes
Rhodes
Hayward City Hall
Russia Hurt By U S Blow At Pocketbook
U S trade restrictions against the Soviet bloc spark Kremlin complaints and Western praise. Officials say more tightening is coming as Moscow contends such measures depress Soviet dollar earnings and disrupt trade over five years. Russia accuses U S limitations of discriminatory harm and calls for an end to the cold war through policy changes.
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James
Roper
Washington
U. S
Theoviet Bloc
Kremlin
Russia
Western
Europe
Nikolai M. Shvernik
Truman
Shavernik
United States
Moscow
Ussr
USA
U.S
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Valley
Hayward High
B. R. Peterson and Sons
Ruud
Lucerne
the Daily Review
Castro ST
Dole
Betty Crocker
Bovril
ATION
Stokely
Borden’s
Star-Lac
Durkee
Wyler
van Camp
Tenderoni
Osgar Mayer
Weiners
Oscar Mayer
Lapies
Oliver DE Green
Olives
French
Gat Foods
Chto
M.C.F
Musselmar
KRAFT
Orchard Pride
Rmaur
Bell
Bartlett Pearl
Ain
Tia
Mary Ellen
Per.le
Supreme Meat CO
N.Y
Hayward Aoo
Russell Way
Jerry's Delicatessen
San Leandro Estudillo and
Macarthur
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