Silvestri Addressed Kiwanis On Hockey Prospects
Larry Silvestri spoke to the Kiwanis club about ice hockey at their weekly dinner, noting San Francisco skating rink delays mean no city hockey next year and that Silvestri plans to play elsewhere. He praised youth interest, compared hockey development to baseball, and promised a full motion picture for members next year.
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Larry Silvestyd
Francisca Shigimrocks
Kawanis Club
Jigovard
Silvestri
Hayward
Pytrell
Ermyson
Siuting
San Francisco
Aiere
Eapy
Silvestyi
Pat ‘Yal
Oakland
Dale Simpson
Consk
Tenisa
Gil Silvestri
Jean
Heelay
Tie
Leys
Hatkey
Biles
Kiwantans
Uid
Ani
Biefers
Silvestri Juuinledias
Kiwanis
Churchill Son of Prime Minister Wounded in Korea
Randolph Churchill son of Winston Churchill, accompanying an American patrol near the Rakong river, was wounded by mortar fire with a shrapnel fragment in his right foot. International News Service correspondent Frank Emery was hit in the left thigh and calf. Churchill described his injury as minor and continued with the patrol to the Nak tong area for action against North Korean forces.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Randolph Churchill
Deltaint
Winston Churchill
Rakiong
Enumy
Moonrlight
Frank Emery
International News Service
Naktong
Churchill
Amery
Werogstihe Naktong
London Daily ‘Teleweaph
Nalklong
Barrellhead Appropriations Recommends $54 Million for Hurry Up Projects
The House appropriations committee urged Congress to approve about 54 million dollars for wartime public works on the West Coast and in Alaska. Navy and Army items cover jet-field adaptation, missile test centers, airfield development, and shore facilities from California to Kodiak, with Alaska receiving the bulk for airfield and base infrastructure.
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Washington
U.P
House
Congress
West Coast
Alaska
California Naval Air Fields
Point Mugu
Calif
Navy
Port Hueneme
Warren opposes Prop 10 roadblock to housing
Sacramento Governor Earl Warren said Prop 10 would curb public housing by forcing a statewide vote before any project funded by state or local governments could be built. He warned it would threaten emergency housing during disasters and open doors to pressure groups. He also opposed the November ballot gambling measure. Mrs Lester F Seipler hosted three tables of bridge at her new Santa Clara Street home. she is office manager for United Automotive in Oakland.
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Sacramento
U.2
Earl Warren
Warren
Hovernor
California
Pra Ei
Lester F. Seipler
Santa Clara Street
Berkeley
Seipler
United Automotive Service
Oakland
Soldier Wounded in Battle Reaches Safe Bank
A fragment struck his leg as they crossed to the far bank. The wounded man could not move, and rescue attempts were halted by enemy fire, leaving the soldier severely hurt.
Rooster Runs Racket Over TVA Helicopter Issue
In McKenzie Tennessee a Tennessee Valley Authority helicopter sparking fear among farm birds caused turkeys to panic and run into objects, disturbing a local turkey farm owner. The incident details reflect complaints about the helicopter's nuisance impact on livestock and farm operations.
Notice to Creditors in the Barbara Camara Estate
The undersigned executrix of the Barbara Camara estate requires all creditors to file claims within six months after the first publication. Claims must be lodged with the Alameda County Superior Court clerk or the executor at 69 Castro Street, Hayward CA, Room 304, and include proper vouchers. Attorney: Ucille Rhomins, 304 Hayward CA. Publication dates August 25, September 1, 8, 10, 22.
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Barbara J. Camara
Barbara Camara
Ulaiatkic
Superior Court of
State of
Californiy Mand
Alameda
Idip Silver
Castro Street
California
Witch of PI
Hayward
Plava
Bulsly
Ucille Ronhins Arecuirix
el Caxtco
Lions Club Meeting Hosts Rev. Norberg Guest Speaker
Rev. Richard Norberg of Eden Congregational church spoke at the Lions Club meeting held Wednesday noon at the Green Shutter hotel. He urged support for United Nations engagement, community service, and personal ideals, noting Americans have more to be thankful for. Earlier, he received a rocking chair from Lions members, introduced by Charles Kenney.
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Richard Norberg
Eden Congregational Church
Lions Club
Green Shutter Hotel
America
Norberg
United Nations
Norlerg
Hayward
Lions
Charles Kenney
Progro
Percy Hosick
Harold McCarter
Circus Program Boosts VFW Building Campaign in Castro Valley
A two hour entertainment program by the Six Brothers Circus unfolds at Hollywood on September 28 to raise funds for the VFW building fund in Castro Valley. Event arranged by Bill Burke Oscar Dowe and Earl Burke on Rutledge Road near Castro Valley Boulevard. Past members join the auxiliary on September 13 for a Lions social to support the project with coverage by Bob Kinston Shelton Hardin and Joe Mastin.
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VFW Building Fund
Castro Valley Post
Six Brothers
Hollywood
Rutledge Road
Castro Valley Boulevard
Bill Burke
Oscar Dowe
Earl Burke
Lions Whab
Bob Kinston
Shelton Hardin
Joe Mastin
Village officer seeks higher pay after catching motorists
In Startavant Wisconsin a village butcher serving as part time policeman arrested three motorists and fined fifty speeders in his first week. He asked the village board for a 30 percent pay cut, claiming the village cannot afford it. The report notes Illinois record low temperatures.
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Startavant
Wis.u
Radewan
Air Force officers recalled to active duty in the Bay Area
First Lieutenants Chester A Wilson of 779 Laurel Avenue and George A Haydon Jr of 21161 Dawe Avenue Castro Valley have been recalled to active duty. They will report to Hamilton Air Force Base California. Also noted is Harry Gilbert Shelton Jr 17 of 17128 Via Piedras San Lorenzo who enlisted in the Navy this week. He is a June 1950 San Leandro High School graduate and will train at the San Diego naval training center then an electronic school.
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Chester A Wilson
Laurel Avenue
George A. Haydon Jr
Dawe Avenue
Castro Valley
U.S. Air Force
Hamilton Air Force Base
Hamilton Field
Calif
Harry
Gilbert Shelton Jr
H. G. Shelton Sr
Via Piedras
San Lorenzo
Navy
San Leandro
San Leandro High School
Shelton
Roebling's Market
Armed Forces
San Diego Naval Training Center
California state employees seek wage raise in extended session
California's 62,276 state employees notified Gov Earl Warren they want a pay raise. The group asked Warren to expand the special legislative session planned for Sept 20 to include a discussion of salary increases for state workers. James H Phillips, attorney for the California State Employees Association, outlined the request.
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Sacramento
California
Gev
Earl Warren
Warren
James H.phillips
California State Employes Association
Caliph California Negotiations On Pay Scale Raise
The report notes Sanitors and the California agency discussions about pay raises facing insufficient funds to meet demands. Phillipe and the CSEA argue for higher rates to align salaries with private industry levels.
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Californa
Tme
Phillipe
CSEA
Ipay
Vermont dairy farmer earns more income than others
A Vermont dairy farmer depicted in the fragment appears to have higher income than any other producer. The readable text hints at earnings or production success but lacks complete details or names to confirm specific individuals or figures.
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Vermont
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