Bohannon Opens Village Bowl at San Lorenzo Center
David D Bohannon led the first bowls at the new Village Bowl and Billiard Terrace in San Lorenzo during a colorful dedication. The event featured local officials and bowling figures as the eight alleys rang with demonstrations and a crowd cheered the Bay Area developer’s opening salvo. Dr Carolina Louise Avery dies at 94 in San Jose and donates corneas to a Los Angeles girl and a San Leandro recipient at Stanford eye bank.
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Consideration Prevented by Over Cry in Senate
Washington Sen Sheridan Downey halted debate on a Knowland bill to build a second San Francisco Bay Bridge when he shouted over, triggering the Senate rule that allows blocking a bill with a single cry. The measure remains on the calendar and may be called later.
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Hurricane Florida Stricken By Blow
The weather bureau reported the hurricane centered near Cedar Key with winds over 70 mph. Casualties included three deaths and 58 injuries in Florida as the storm moved northwest, with warnings extending along the coast and preparations continuing. A separate note mentions an old fashioned western Moose dance at the club tonight on Castro Street.
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Metropolitan Life Plans Ground Floor Stores at New Hayward Building
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company announces plans for more than 3,000 square feet of office space in a new two story Hayward building on First Street between B and C streets. Partnering owners Perallay Land Company of Oakland and Atun Heron and Company expect completion in about 30 days with occupancy in early next year. The first floor will house stores while the insurance office occupies the second floor. The structure, near Dania hall, is designed to cost about 75 000 dollars and will follow State Highway Department plans for First street widening. About 40 Met Life employees will work in the Hayward office, currently served by the Oakland office.
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Two Children Watch Mother Shoot Herself in Alameda
In Alameda, 24-year-old Christine Lanbright shot herself with a 12 gauge shotgun as her husband Leo left a room. The mother, two children ages six and five, witnessed the attempt. she was critically wounded and rushed to hospital. Police said she and her husband had not spoken recently.
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Assembly Group Votes To Subpena Samish
Los Angeles committee on government efficiency and government at its first interim meeting voted to subpoena Samish to probe lobbyist activities. Two members objected that the investigation would make the committee look ridiculous. Samish was quoted in a national magazine series calling California lawmakers my legislator.
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Olivia DeHavilland Hospitalized Ahead of Baby Arrival
Hollywood star Olivia DeHavilland remains in hospital for a condition described by her physician as a routine pregnancy complication before the birth due next month. She is expected to return home Tuesday and rest until the baby arrives with husband Maurice Goodrich by her side.
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Mereus Goodrith Pall
Busy as a Bee: Mrs Arvie Davis of San Leandro
A Daily Review photo profile features Mrs Arvie Davis an employee at Woolworths on the strip living at 1450 158th San Leandro with her husband Willie who works for American Pipe and Construction Their two children Donna Sue and Myrion 13 will attend Ashland elementary and Hayward union high school this fall Arvie enjoys hobbies like crochet embroidering and housework which she calls a hobby highlighting her busy days in the home and neighborhood.
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Dance season opens with Paggy and Leon in the spotlight
Paggy and her partner Leon pose at the center of a new dance season kickoff. They wear a large polka dot shirt and dark trimmed glasses. The studio sits at Y317 A street in Hayward, inviting enthusiasts to start classes.
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Home From Pilgrimage at Dancers Internationale
Leon and Peggy ValDez attend a week long dance training at Dancers Internationale with world class faculty. Renowned instructors Jose Can sing Aggie Auld Ray Shinn Charley Baker Violet Daniels Satis Kehate IS LeCmayn and Robert Dunlap Olmstead lead sessions daily from Aug 7 to Aug th.
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Meat Prices Steady Amid Anticipated Seasonal Drop
United Press reports steady meat prices with industry officials predicting a substantial drop next month as seasonal livestock shipments rise. Hogs have fallen from August peaks to about 21 to 25 dollars, with farmers sending more animals to market as food prices trend below mid 1948 levels.
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Village Brunette To Wed Soon May Collect 2 Dollars
A brunette living with her sister in San Lorenzo Village plans marriage in a southern city. She and her future husband intend to complete college work at the University of California this fall. Call the Review office before noon Monday to identify yourself and claim two dollars. Friday's Daily Dollar was not claimed.
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University of California
Recall movement meeting urged by Biehl in Hayward
Biehl invites sympathizers to a 10 30 a m meeting at his home 1812 Central boulevard to decide on supporting or opposing Hirther plans. Blehl Rich a Muir district resident warned Monday night of seeking recall of City Council members including Mayor Arthur Phillips Councilman John Haar and Joseph Tiago over Muir district industrial zoning. Biehl says he acts as a taxpayer not a Muir Civic club representative, citing additional recall grounds such as alleged gross negligence and scrutiny of a hidden bond floated with Hatch Hetchy financing.
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Tribute for Hayward Fire Chief Tony August Ends Mourning
Hayward fire chief Tony August dies after long illness. A four decade veteran, he joined the department in 1909 as a volunteer and became chief in 1936, guiding local firemen through a day of reflections as his cortege wound from Pratt-Flier Mortuary to All Saints Church and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. He is survived by wife Mrs Jim August, three daughters, a brother and four grandchildren.
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Williams Endorsed By Carpenters for Development Post
Leslie GL Williams, business representative, won unanimous approval for appointment to the Hayward area development commission through four motions adopted at the Hanward Carpenters meeting last night. Williams and H. B. Redding, recording secretary, depart tomorrow for Los Angeles for a weeklong convention of the State Federation of Labor as delegates from the local group.
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Hanward Carpenters
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Los Angeles
State Federation of Labor
Baseball scores from Pittsburgh to New York briefed
scattered baseball box score snippets list teams and players across cities including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Chicago Boston and St Louis with partial inning tallies and player names such as Donnelly Trinkle Peterson Howell Sain Antonelli Crandall Westrum Martin Rice Konlo Byrne Silvera Wynn and Hegan.
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Urge Parents To Register Children In San Lorenzo District
Paul D. Ehret, superintendent, urges parents to register children for kindergarten and first grade in the San Lorenzo School District. Transfer and new students can register from 7:30 am to 4 pm at the New San Lorenzo School. Children four years six months by Sept. 1 qualify for kindergarten. five years six months by Sept. 1 qualify for first grade. Parents of previously registered children will receive a postcard with their start date. Telephone LA 3525 for information.
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