Winton Road Intersection Traffic Problem Grows
The Winton Hesperian intersection near Russell City is a major traffic concentration hub. Officials admit maps are out of date, signals scarce, and delays persist as growth accelerates. The recent three vehicle crash with fatalities underscores increasing risk for daily commuters and school buses, as truck routes and Air National Guard traffic complicate the area. Real relief hinges on timely signals, annexations, and coordinated city action before school days begin.
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Tocal
Hayward
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Ilda Nas
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Russell City
Alameda County
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Ready Cash Loan Offers Fast Approval
Anglo California National Bank advertises low risk loans with options from 100 to 20 months. Quick handling, personal contact available by phone or in person. Apply today for flexible repayment terms and immediate consideration.
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Anglo California National Bank
A Dog's Iiip Dreaming Of Rabbit Chase
John Forward reflects on a dog's life as a simple dreamer’s path toward blissful nonchalance. A light, whimsical meditation on chasing imagined rabbits and waking without fear.
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John
Report on Russian shipping to Vladivostok port
New York reports a surge in Russian merchant fleet activity toward Vladivostok, with ships from Odessa and Baltic ports transporting grain and general cargo. The American Merchant Marine Institute notes vessels of all types, including some Liberty ships, hinting the Trans Siberian line may be fully loaded with military supplies. Russia still refuses to return U S merchant ships obtained under lend lease.
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New York
Russia
Vladivostok
Siberie
American Merchant Marine Institute
Black Sea
Odessa
Baltic
Institute
Mobilization of Industry to Be Reported on Air
A coast to coast broadcast titled Indust ry Mobilizes A Report To The People will air Monday at 7 30 pm on KGO and American Broadcasting Company marking the fifth anniversary of Japan's unconditional surrender in World War II. Industry sectors including food steel automotive rubber textiles lumber will discuss current conditions and likely effects on consumers amid the Korea situation and potential future conflict. The half hour program is a public service by the National Association of Manufacturers Industrial Mobilization committee.
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KGO
American Broadcasting Company
Japan
Korea
National Association of Manufacturer’s Industrial Mobilization Committee
Hayward BPW Club tours two industries for study
Thirty six members of the Hayward Business and Professional Women’s club toured two local industries as part of their economic citizenship program. Guides at the Hayward Pacific Telephone office explained operations while Maxwell House division of General Foods hosted a conducted tour. An evaluation session at Queen’s Shutter hotel followed to link findings to community welfare. Leona Ward leads the public affairs committee that organized the event. Brig. Gen. Henry G. Mathewson, retired, to speak at the United Spanish War Veterans California Dept annual celebration at the Veterans Home of California Napa on Aug 13, marking Manila’s capture anniversary.
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Hayward
Women’s Club
Clit
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Karnig -Kenche
General Foods
William’ Neill
Queen’ Shutter
Club
Leona Ward
Texan Mack McElvaney leads Hunt Foods credit team
A thumbnail sketch profiles W L McElvaney known as Mack a Texas native now based in San Francisco. His 25 year California residency includes executive credit roles in retail and public utilities, wartime work with War Contracts and Price Adjustment, and current duties as Credit Manager for Hunt Foods Hayward district. He emphasizes optimism about the company’s future while active in Masonry and Eastern Star.
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Texas
Mack
Texan Gs
California
Flelda
Hostilies Murk
Hunt Foods
Hayward
Huht Foods, Inc
Maisonie Order
Eastern Star
San Francisco
California Incomes Reach $16.96 Billion in 1949 Survey
Adrien J. Falk reports California civilian residents earned a total of $16.9608 billion before taxes in 1949, up 0.5 percent from 1948 and driven by wages totaling $11.0204 billion after social security deductions. Wages accounted for about 65 percent of income, with manufacturing and trade among major paid sectors. the study notes greater unemployment and public assistance payments, and proprietor incomes at 16.5 percent of total.
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California
Adrien J. Falk
California State Chamber of Commerce
Falk
Last
Tomato Production in California Booklet Promotes Growth
The University of California College of Agriculture releases a new extension service circular titled Tomato Production in California. It covers production phases, economics, varieties, seed, field seeding, transplanting, irrigation, pruning, harvesting, handling, diseases, and pest control. Lee Denson, County Farm Advisor, distributes from Box 140 QC or the Maywood post office.
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California
University of California College of Agriculture
Extension Service
Lee Denson
Mayward
King to Speak Before Exchange Club on Unusual Subject
Frank King manager of the San Leandro chamber of commerce will address the Exchange club of San Leandro on Tuesday noon in August. The talk covers Ginger Blosaotus in Hawaii and why he didn’t speak to General MacArthur. The club supports civic projects including fencing the park at the head of Estudillo avenue leased from EBMUD for 10 years, with an estimated cost of 3000 dollars. Masson Barr chairs the new membership committee assisted by Al Kaneville and other local business figures.
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Hawaii
General MacArthur
Frank King
San Leandro
Exchange Club
United States
Estudillo Ave
EBMUD
Masson Barr
Western Wax Company
al Kaneville
San Lidro Chamber of Commerce
K Dheglora
Pierce Neleor
Barney Adams
Raalor
Measures to control flies around dairy barns
Farm Advisor Harry Bolton of the University of California Extension urges integrated fly control. Haul manure from the barnyard at least twice weekly and dispose of stray vegetable refuse to remove breeding sites. Use tight screens on milk room openings to keep pests out and apply outdoor insecticides to sheds, pens, stables, and poultry houses. DDT is recommended where effective, with lindane chlordane methoxychlor or toxaphene as backups. Inside the dairy barn methoxychlor and lindane are the recommended residual sprays.
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Harry Bolton
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Dept. of Agriculture
State Assessed Valuations In California Reach 13.6 Billion
Figures released by James H. Quinn show California local governments will levy about 13.0 billion on 1950-51 county tax rolls, with utilities adding 1.6 billion. Local taxes total 85 million from utility properties, county assessments up 24 percent from 1949, state assessments up 8 percent, and per capita values rising 26 percent over the decade. Railroads declined amid property shifts, while telephone and telegraph companies rose, with total state taxes totaling 890,242.
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State Board of Equalization
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Bes
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Electric Companies
Los Angeles County
Union Pacific
San Diego
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Transit Lines
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Fruit Express
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State’ General “Fund
Entertain At Each Coady Meet At Coady Post Plans Basket Lunch
In the first meeting under the new administration Bill Coady announced entertainment at every meeting night. The post also reported its third annual basket lunch for Memorial Park at 6 40 pm ag 23. Bill Coady’s team took second in a local softball tournament and a trophy will be presented later. John Christiansen is in Franklin Hospital San Francisco. Commander Nevin Alderson Bill Kerr and Wesley Drake attend the state Legion Convention in Sacramento.
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Bill Coady
American Legion
Memorial Park
Bill Coady Taam
John Christiansen
Franklin Hospital
San Francisco
Nevin Alderson
Bill Kerr
Wesley Drake
Sacramento
Walking at Night on Rural Highways Warns Pedestrians
National Automobile Crab warns pedestrians face oncoming traffic when walking at night along rural highways. Walk on the right side facing traffic, wear white or carry a light, and use a flashlight to stay safer.
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National Automobile Crab
Valley Center seeks dues cut to one dollar vote
Castro Valley Community Center bylaws amendment to reduce annual dues to $1 per person will be put to members at the August 14 meeting in the recreation hall. Past dues have been $6 annually with junior rates. President Iveh Crow says cards were mailed seeking attendance and participation. a preliminary report will be ready on the center’s recent Castro Valley benefactor activity.
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Castro Valley Community Center
Iveh Crow
Castro Valley
Sept 14 Deadline For Registration In Hayward
Voters in Hayward are reminded that the registration deadline for the November 7 election is September 14. Eligibility requires majority by election day, and re registration is needed after name or address changes or if voting has lapsed in two consecutive elections. Deputized registrars are at the Hayward firehouse and at The Daily Review office during business hours.
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Hayward
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