Another Letter to Bartell on Russell City Water Supply
A 1960 correspondence from Paul Metts of Eden Corner for Civil Unity and Willetts to Alameda County water supervisors seeks a direct official reply about a new water main to Russell City. Bartell had referred the query to George Janssen with no record found, but offered to provide an answer if a copy of a personal letter is provided.
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Vivry Barleth Inaetter
Charmain Paul G. K Metts
Eden Corner
Civil Unity
Hiss
Russell City
Alameda
Willetts
Jis
Bartell
Ier
George Janssen
Willets
House Votes Draft Bill For Doctors
Washington report on the House approving a bill to draft doctors and dental and allied specialists who trained at government expense, with age limits set and amendments boosting the cap to 50 for the draft. The measure promises incentives and possible broad registration for medical reserves.
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Washington
Tlso
Senate
House
Umariimous
John P. Saylor
Armed Services
Barkers
Volunkcers
Boy Hit by Oil Tank Truck on Castro Street
Richard Guierres was treated for possible multiple fractures of the hip at thinkland hospital after a oil tank truck struck him on Castro Street Tuesday at 4 p m. The truck driver Donald 4 21903 Oale attract was driving north when the boy allegedly ran in front of the vehicle. The driver did not issue a citation and stated he did not think the boy was hit at first.
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Richard Guierres
Summer's Last 3-Day Holiday To Jam Traffic
San Francisco reports predicted Labor Day weekend will draw record traffic on California highways. The California State Automobile Association expects hundreds of thousands of autos on the roads, urging motorists to exercise patience and drive slowly to minimize accidents.
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San Francisco
California
State Automobile Association
CSAA
Epidemic danger in Russell City area warned by residents
Letter from E. S. OFK on behalf of Russell City Hayward residents warns of sanitary dangers due to drying wells and sewage seepage. They urge Gov. Marl Warren to act, citing risk of diphtheria or typhoid outbreaks and calling for corrective steps from health authorities.
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Marl Warren
Russell City
B.S. Cie
Washington ‘Avenue
State Capitol
Cie
J. G. Gonzalves
Ruth Manwarren
Department of Health
Eallows
Tain
Russell Cit Hayward
Atami
E. S. Ofk
Commission Decides for S L District on Road Plan
San Lorenzo school district opposes joining Royal avenue with Via Segundo to avoid high speed traffic past a proposed school site. The county planning commission accepts a subdivision map extending Royal Avenue to Hathaway and omits Via Segundo to Hathaway. The subdivider agrees to the street plan and other tract items. E Peters withdraws a trailer court use permit on Hesperian Boulevard, leaving questions about the original building permit.
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San Lorenzo School
Istelek
Lathaway Avenue
County Planning Commission
Faul Ehret
Royal Avenue
Via Segundo
San Lorenzo Mano
Hathaway Avenue
Warren Proclaims Union Label Week in California
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Karl Warren proclaimed Union Label Week praising 38 years of cooperative achievement between employers and workers. He cited the union label as a symbol of cooperation, working conditions, and employment principles that helped California gain world-wide recognition as a producer for war and peace.
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Sacramento
Karl Warren Foray
Union Lake
Port and air field held by Allied forces near Pohang
American and South Korean troops backed by tanks and Marine planes repelled a four hour assault to clear a ridge blocking the Pohang highway. MacArthur reported the main road southwest of Pohang cleared except for small arms fire from hills. Allied forces claimed heavy enemy losses, with South Korean divisions reporting captures and arms seized as fighting continued toward Masan and Kigye on the eastern front.
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Yokyo
Phurscay
U.P
Polat
Pohang’ Tacau
Douglas MacArthur
Pohank
Pohang
Nnfield
MacArthur
Sinnyong
Lre
Withen
South Korea
Uisong
Soitcheastern
Sane
U. S
Squder
Masan
Pusin
Pi Memng
Magan
No. 2
Pohang-Tsegu
Korea
Alnes
U.S
Leavin
Kigye
Kigye Agai
North
Unite States 1St Cavalry Division
Alameda County approves 1950 51 budget with tax rise likely
Alameda County supervisors adopt a 49 928 753 dollar budget for 1950 51, aiming for a 2 04 tax rate. The final figure trims 1 5 2 373 from a tentative budget and anticipates a 16 cent tax increase. The panel rejects a 40 monthly cost of living wage demand and considers 350 000 to complete a new detention home, while debating Hall of Records funding and county building projects in Centerville and Hayward.
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Thesday Wllorloon
Alameda County
Yim
Harry Wartell
Hall of Records
Centerville
Hayward
Udit
Records
Idit
George Jansson
Eden Township
East Oakland
Wald
Bartell
Udwin
Jillissen
Weather outlook with fog and temperature shift
The forecast calls for fair weather today and Thursday with fog each morning and along the ocean. Temperatures near the coast will adjust, with yesterday's high and today's low not specified in the fragment.
Truman to address nation Friday night from White House
President Truman will speak to the nation Friday night from 19 19 20 30 EAT, as announced by the White House. It is his first major address in months and will outline details of the fighting in Korea and its impact on the home front.
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Washington, N.P
Truman
White House
Koreas
Bids Open for San Lorenzo Halcyon Avenue Elementary
Trustees in the San Lorenzo district will call for bids on the Halcyon avenue elementary school to serve about 10,000 children. The site lies on Halcyon drive near the Western Pacific railroad road. Bids must include all alternates and the unit price with bids opening September 20 at 2 p.m. Plans by Dragon Schimidts and Uard nan of Berkeley are on file at the district office.
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San Turenzo
Halcyon Avenue
Eust Mth
Halcyon School
San Lorenzo
Halcyon Drive
Western Pacific Rth
Dragon, Schimidts and Uardnan
Berkeley
Iywsdiy
Jacobs Withdraws From Oro Loma Race In Bid For Board
Jacobs withdraws from the Oro Loma district race citing business pressures and lack of time to campaign. Incumbents Joseph Correa Ronald Armstrong and George Welter Jr seek reelection alongside several candidates including William Burke Karoly Bernardi and Ales Shepherd. The four year terms were to be determined at the upcoming Monday election.
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Jacobs
Cirollalion Ain
Tager
Destiay of
Oakland
Daily Review
Grough
Oro Lama
San Lorenzo
Willian H. Burke
Sun Lorgnead
Presdent
Davil
Martin Dadseli
Ie i Civic
Alameda Nas
Louis M Bites
Millcrest Karoly Whi
Ares Improvement Clus
Poter At. de Bernardi
Hayward Acres
2Nd Avenue
Viet Mast
Ated
Irimaelt
Braine
William Tier
San Lacrento
Jne Josephs
Chehaul
Final Stocks Dip on New York Stock Exchange Amid Korea Turbulence
Stocks declined irregularly on the New York Stock Exchange as traders awaited developments in Korea and Washington policies. Railroads showed early strength but faded, nickel plate gains faded late, and overall activity remained moderate with a mild liquidation tendency.
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New York
Chicago
3. Louis
Today’s Results in Big Leagues
American ist Garmo Cleveland 201 000 DUO 3 4 6 New York 000 210 OFx 4 9 2 Feller Wogan Ford Ferrick 8 Barre Chicago 000 000 010 1 6 4 Boston 004 000 20x 6 70 Holcombe Judson 7 Masi Dobson Hosar
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Garmo
Cleveland
New York
Feller & Wogan
Ford
Ferrick
Barre
Chicago
Boston
Holcombe, Judson
Masi Dobson & Hosar
Valley Lions Building to Host Next Term School Meeting
Valley Parent-Nursery School advisory group asks Lions Club to permit use of the Rutledge road building for classrooms next term. If approved, janitorial costs would be covered by the school group, which will outline its brief history and achievements. Meeting details set with Mrs. Erna Moore and at the Laurel avenue Earl Warren residence.
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Valley Lions
Sepl
Chistre Valley
Last Nigh
Valley
Lions Club
Rutledge Road
Paroht Nursery Group
Erna Moore
Tinglewood Drive
Earl Warren
Laurel Avenue
Hhoard
Arnold Anderson
Arthur Emines
Chamber of Commerce
Honard McCalla
Village Library Project Delayed Over New Site
Preliminary plans for the San Lorenzo Village county library were submitted by architect Albert Hunter to the Alameda county board of supervisors. Supervisors found the plans acceptable but deferred action until a new site is chosen, as the original site near the Community Center blocks access under the Am Overpass and roads tied to the East Shore Freeway extension.
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San Lorenzo Village
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Albert Hunter
Eastshore
San Lorenzo
Monsignor Gilfoyle Named Auxiliary to Archbishop Milty
Pope Pius II appointed Monsignor Merit J. Gilfoyle of the Archdiocese of San Francisco as auxiliary to Archbishop John Mitty, and named him titular Bishop of Bulle. The Apostolic delegate announced the move. Gilfoyle, a San Francisco native, studied in the city and at St Patrick's Seminary, served at Teresa's Church and Mary’s Cathedral, and has been assistant chancellor of the archdiocese and Vicar of Catholic chairing in central California Nevada and Utah regions.
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Washington
San Francisco
Pre
Pchods
St Patrick’ Seminary
Menig Pack
Cal
Fie
Enon
Arehdiocese
Milit
Catholic Chigraine
Central California-Nevada-Ulab
Ahlone
San Fran
Oakes to Address San Lorenzo Lions Guest Speaker
George Gerkendy, deputy and Alamera Cary will speak at the San Lorenzo Lions club meeting at 7 pm on August 34 at Pland's Villa. Topics include Japan's surrender, the occupation of Yokosuka naval base, and attitudes of the Japanese people. Oakes, a former Navy lieutenant, attended Stanford Law 1946 and served as deputy district attorney in Oakland before moving to Hayward.
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George Gerkendy
Alamera Cary
San Lorenzo Lions
Pland
Japan
Yakosuka Naval Base
Navy
Ita
Oakes
Stanford University
Oakland
Uayward
Roberts Frains in Fighting Fourth Recruit
Paul D. Roberts, 30, of San Leandro, will begin basic training with the Fighting Fourth infantry division at Ford Ord. After weeks of training he will be assigned to a specialist school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pant leberts of San Leandro.
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Paul D. Roberts
Jet Avenue
San Leandrn
Ford Ord
Roberts
Hayward Union High School
J. Pant Leberts
San Leandro
Truman Urges Action on Four Billion Tax Boost
Washington reports President Truman asked Congress to pass the 4.508 billion war tax increase as is and delay excess profits until next year. Debate lingers with Democratic demands for changes and possible postponement of the excess profits levy. The White House hopes the tax hike can take effect in October amid talk of a compromise to speed Senate action.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
Imumnittee
Pre
Asriculture Department
Jonn Abi
Nathan Witt
Charles Kramer
Apvienture
Heny A. Wallace
L ‘Vy O
Dean Acheson
Sen
Robert A. Volt
Ri Ox
Baviek
Taft
Une
Russia
Achoser
Senate Shelves UNIT Bill Amid Truman Slow-Down
The Senate armed services committee shelved universal military training for the current session under President Truman's directive to go slow. A subcommittee will continue work on the UM bill and seek high priority next year. Chairman Millard E. Tydings said legislators favor universal training, but a substantial majority chose not to act now given the president's stance.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Millard E. Tydings
Whnac
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