Bond Issue supports schools in Hayward area voters urged
Local advocates push California Proposition One a 250 million bond to fund classrooms for overcrowded districts including Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo and La Honda. Endorsed by Kiwis Club PTA and business groups with quotes urging Yes on November 8 and mobilization for the drive.
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Hayward Arena
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Qaldland Chamber of Commerce
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Nilander
Castro Valley
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la Leandre
Wes
Readers urge Hayward civic auditorium and regional funding
Our Readers Say to the Editor applauds rapid Hayward growth and urges development of a large regional civic auditorium. The piece proposes extending financing beyond the city bounds, forming petitions to city council and county supervisors, and learning from Denver's mayor Speer to achieve a central public hall for future gatherings.
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Hayward
Speer
Denver
Colo
Cartier
Two Members Added To Pearson RVA Post
Pearson RVA Post 36 welcomes Martin and Kenneth as new members at Monday night’s business meeting. The post covers Alta Vista Valle Vista and Tennyson and will stay open for charter members one more month. Commander O’Neil lists meeting details and contact at LA, 20300. Members slated to attend the RVA national convention in Leamington Oaklar August 26 to 27.
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Alta Vista
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Sycamore Lodge Members Plan Dedication Attendance
A Sycamore lodge meeting featured a social evening with bingo. Members arranged to attend dedication ceremonies for an Odd Fellows Pioneer monument this Sunday at Carson Pass summit, with California and Nevada Odd Fellows coordinating the event.
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Sone
Carson Pass
California
Nevada
Odd Fellows
Doubleday’s Civil War role linked to Charleston base ball origin
Local readers recall Abner Doubleday's wartime actions near Charleston Fort Sumter and his attributed place in inventing baseball. The Charleston library houses many details as townsfolk debate his claim, noting the opening shell and ensuing dangers as Union artillery faced Confederate fire.
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Fort Sumter
Abner
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Iknell
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph seeks telegram service discontinuance
On February 1 1949 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company with the Belle Telephone Company of Nevada filed with the Federal Communications Commission for authority to discontinue their message telegram business in California Oregon Washington Idaho and Nevada. If approved, Western Union Telegraph Company would provide telegrams in those communities under the same hours as the present lines. Public protest or support must reach the FCC in Washington by September 11.
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Bellelephon Company
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Faster Communications Commission
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Company
Pacific Telpphone and Telegraph Company
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Viewpoint on My Right Ear and Doubleday in Charleston
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a shell strike near a ventilator and a plume of smoke entering a room. It notes Doubleday surviving the fall, the rising threats as he prepared to move North, and Charleston shunning loyalists while some call him the inventor of baseball in a Mamaval slab appearance.
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Charleston
Nash Sales Top Figures for 48 August
Nash Motors reports record August sales for 1948, with Feliu! and Nest automobiles leading the surge. The first ten days of August set a new high mark, surpassing the prior period in nearly fifty years, per H G Dass Nash vice president in charge of Nash Motors.
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Hudson Sales Near 1929 Record Year
Hudson Motor Car Company reports 1949 retail deliveries of new Maris ers surpassing 106000, the strongest pace since 1929. VanRereee, VP in charge of sales, cites growing popularity of the Masa and cites delivery milestones through November.
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Full Weekend of Activities Delights California Ahead
California fairs and festivals fill this weekend with events across Santa Rosa San Francisco San Leandro Monterey and more The Goethe festival in San Francisco the San Leandro Dahlia Show and Monterey county fair promise arts crafts horticulture and live entertainment across multiple venues August 27 to September 11 1950 highlights include a Goethe concert a grand ball a yacht regatta a large choir and a centennial celebration in Monterey with parades historic displays and a pageant for California history enthusiasts.
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California State Chamber of Commerce
Santa Rosa
American Legion
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Lassen County
Susanville
Trinity
Nevada
Grass Valley
Placer County
Roseville
Coybus Field
Vallejo Junior College
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Amador County
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San Joaquin County
Stockton
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San Leandro
la Onda
Monterey
Parisie Grove
San Jis Obispo County
Paso Robles
Glendale
Civie
Oilendale
Lomita
San Bernardino County
Victorville
Lake Arrowhead
Balboa Park
San Diego
Navy Field
Surry Diago
Munity
Santa Rosa Public Library
Johann Wolfgang van Goethe
Germany
Frieda Hempel
Heta Mex
Golden Gate Park
California Hall
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Mme. Hempel
Music and Acts Institute
Saugalito
J San Leandro
Australia
France
Holland
England
San Leandro Dahlia Society
American Legion Post No
California
Juning College
Warren
Stitchood
Colton Hid
Miss “Ler
Stafford Opens Private Medical Office in San Lorenzo
Dr. Stafford Retinger, resident of San Lorenzo, recently opened private practice at 15058 Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo. A 1943 University of Maryland graduate, he served in the Army medical corps, trained at Rudner Elinie Memphis and trained at Peter Bent Brigham Boston, Henry Ford Detroit, then entered private practice in Altoona and later joined the Veterans Administration and Permanente group on the west coast. He lives with his wife and three children at 15842 Via Prado San Lorenzo.
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Hesperian Boulevard
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Stafford
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Memphis
Tennessee
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Boston
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
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CBS to contest FCC ban on giveaway programs
CBS will seek judicial review of FCC rules banning giveaway programs. Frank Stanton says the FCC authority is openly questioned. CBS and other broadcasters plan to challenge the ruling, arguing it exceeds statutory power. In Indianapolis vandals sugared and seeded a principal’s desk after breaking into a parade school, taking only a few pencils.
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