Named Journeymen Elevated in Hayward Carpenters Panel
The Hayward Carpentry Joint Apprenticeship Committee awarded journeyman status effective August 1 at Hayward Technical School. Names listed include Phillp Jacobson and Kenneth Sowers among others, with many apprentices questioned and granted original ratings.
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Phillp Jacobson
Kenneth Sowers
Hayward Carpentry Joint
Hayward Technical School
Pete Triana
Felgeets
Decoto
Paul Fitzgerald
Baumberg Avenue
Richart Barbier
Haywar'd Tyken
Alexandria Street
Sim Lorenzo
Igul P. Clermons
South Eighth Street
San Jose
George Godaire
Heymap Court
San Leandro
Richard Newton
Blossomway
Maguel M. Nieves
Tenth Street
Verle V
Heviding
Acadia Drive
Concord
Archie Williams
Victory Drive
Chester Anderson
P.O. Box
Livermore
Donald H. Thomas
Queen Street
Mugene _ Calton
Franklin Street
Philip Molleson
Horace’ E. Tite
Mirghel
San ‘Lorenzo
Sidney L. Jansen
James Barnett
Richard French
B. Lith Street
Anthony Bryant
A Murtly
Alameda
Cal KE. Hudson
Lark Street
San Lewindro
Stewart
Edwards Deny
Castro Valley
Dophin M. Gowan
Hall Road
Oakland
Orps Rourk
George Simpkin
Hlossdinway
William
Kent
Nowack
Lee Sporsel
Laural Avenue
Hayward
Ralph Perry
Western’ Boulevard
Francis Buger
McCloud
Richard D. Dehn
Santa Clara
Street
Alamega
George F. Howard
Ark
Lex Williams
George Kephart
Charles Carter
Rosti Zuballos
Dale Wellron
Eagles Picnic Sunday at Crown Canyon Park
Ready for the Eagles picnic in Crown Canyon park on Sunday August 20. Alameda No. 1078 sponsors with events in morning baseball match between Emeryville and Alameda juniors, afternoon vaudeville games dancing 4 to 6 led by Jack Fleddermann orchestra, pony rides swimming barbecue prizes and free coffee for adults ice cream for children. Delegations from Hayward and Southern Alameda county expected.
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Crown Canyon Park
Af|ir
Alameda
Emeryville
Mameda Nevies
Jack Fleddermann
Kellales
Hayward
Alameda County
Naturalization list of 23 newcomers in Hayward area
County Superintendent Vaughn Seidel submitted to the Hayward Union High School Board a list of 23 area residents seeking naturalization. The group includes E A Paly Anna Kahan Elizabeth Badesey Horace Pereira Rafael Salis Laura Shaw Thomas Wood Mabel Wood C T McMullen Imre Elise John Hartman Ellen Warham and others from Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo San Lorenzo Village and San Leandro. The local board will contact them to confirm interest in citizenship classes at Hayward High School.
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Hayward Area
Hayward Union High School Board of Trustees
Vaughn Seidel
Deen
Hayward High School
E. A. Paly
Meek Avenue
Anna Kahan
Castro Street
Elizabeth Badesey
Second Street
Iayward
Horace Pereira
Madison Avenue
Castro Valley
Rafael
Salis
Paradise Boulevard
Hayward
Laura
Alexander Shaw
Nabor Street
Sar Lorenzo
Aurora
Ramon Valdez
Laurel Street
Thomas
Mabel Wood
Palma
San Lorenzo
McMullern
Pinale
Imre
Peeping Tom Adopts Sorority House
ST PAUL UP A peeping Tom visits the Gamma Omicron sorority house so often that several members call police about twenty times in six months yet he slips away. He even keeps a packing box under a tree near the house to stand on when needed, joking that moving it would only force him to find another.
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ST. Paul
Ltom
Gamma Omicron
University of Minnesota
South School Site Bought and Board Actions Noted
The board approves an easement to Oro Lona Sanitary district for the San Lorenzo site and grants monthly use of the Hayward campus gymnasiums to local groups with conditions. Also approved are dance group events, a bus service agreement with Eden district, a notice to parents about school law on secret societies, and the resignation of Mrs. Wallace Perry.
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B. Paulsen
Oro Lona
San Lorenzo
Heyfalsers
Loral Folle
Hayward
George J. Vestal
Haywart Area
Hi-Steppers
Board of Trustees
Mit. Eden
Sevrel Society
Wallace Perry
Plan Varied Program for FH&I Show
An extensive Farm Home and Industry Show is planned at Hayward High School grounds for September 28 to October 2. More than 100 exhibits will showcase new farm and household developments with fraternal civic and business groups from Southern Alameda County participating. A highlight is the Associated Home Builders of Alameda County, directed by Jack Hennessy, presenting a cooperative display of growth and future development in the region. The free event features Dude Martin and his TV troupe, a horse show, Joe Gomez demonstrations, dog training trials, foil dancing, fashion shows, kiddie venues, barbershop quartet contest and more. President E. Guy Warren says the show will be bigger and better, with broad public appeal.
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Hayward High School
Alameile County
Associated Home Builders
Alameda County
Jack Hennessy
Extecitive View
Dude Martin
Joe’ Gomez
E. Guy Warren
Madsen seeks release from term in federal case
Yvette Madsen, a Brooklyn mother who fatally shot her sol dier husband after he mocked her German accent, seeks release from a 15 year prison term on technical grounds. Attorneys argue the court lacked authority as it followed state and not federal procedures and violated articles of war. Testimony at trial showed she shot her husband after he mocked her pronunciation.
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Charleston
W. Va
Yvette Madsen
Brooklyn
Federal Women's Recormatory
Alderson
Germany
Andrey Madsen
Oakland
Galil
New York
Washington
Madgen
Visis
Ben Moore
High Commission Court
Thiat
Madsen
Luthy Deportation Hearing Postponed
SAN FRANCISCO A deportation hearing for Dr Nydin Barkin Luthy a 38 year old chemist has been continued to October 3 for additional deputitions the government seeks to deport her as a subversive alien She previously claimed American birth and said she was royal American despite early activity in the Communist youth movement and attendance at Detroit meetings reading Communist literature
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
ULPI
Nydin Barkin Luthy
Immigration Service
Ukraine
Young Communist Reugue
Detroit
Mich
Luthy
Sdiance
Communists Proposed to be Held in Camps With Guards
Delegates at the 29th annual convention of the Disabled American Veterans adopted a plan to place all Communists in security camps under military guard after a floor battle. Three other resolutions passed unanimously include tightening U.S. immigration and a loyalty oath for citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California high speed safety urged by motorists
The National Automobile Club cautions that modern roads are engineered for safety but safe driving rests with each driver. It urges motorists to stay alert and keep speeds under control on the new highways.
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California
National Automobile Club
Resolution backs universal military training at DAV convention
The National Automobile Club declares sport salmon fishing good on Trinidad and Humboldt days and will bear arms in time of war. A resolution endorsing universal military training will be considered, with DAV National Commander David M. Brown announcing the UNIT plan amid a congressional bill.
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The
National Automobile Club
Trinidad and Humboldt
DAV
David M. Brown
Congress
Keeping Batteries Up and Car Headlights
A National Automobile Club article urges keeping the battery charged by ensuring the funerator is clean and the brushes in road condition. It notes the odds that both filaments of a headlight bulb fail simultaneously and advises switching to beams so both lamps operate.
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National Automobile Clab
National Automobile Club
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Bobby
Clarence House
London
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the Daily Review
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Betty Clark Sparks
Chatra Street
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Lockhaven
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SUN
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Humboldt
Castro ST
Sycamore Markets
Jackson & Winton
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Tickle
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Tenex Rifle Range
Niles Highway
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