Tennyson Vista Schools Expect Enrollment Hike
La Vista district expects enrollment to rise about 27 percent from last year as Tennyson and Valle Vista schools prepare for a new term. Bow men school under construction may open January 1, 1952. entrance-rights issues delay underpass occupancy. New teachers listed for Tennyson and Valle Vista along with enrollment schedules for new families.
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Hayward
Tennyson
Valle Vista
la Vista
Bowman
Alta Vista
Tennyson School
Mary Reardon
Ella MacFortune
Belly Davis
Marilyn Hunt
Eileen’ Label
Secu
Margaret Jansse
Richard Kindrick
Isabel Lucas
Harold Strauer
Essa Klingle
Glenn Harvey
Urd Meu Thzzo
Sanderson
Valle Vithaol
Martha Giinderton
William Howe
Emily Devenyns
Termyson
California Q2 retail sales exceed three billion dollars
Sacramento announces that California retail and use tax receipts for the second quarter topped three billion dollars for the fourth straight quarter. Preliminary figures indicate 96,736,000 in reported tax revenue from Q2 transactions, with 23,550,000 assessed from field audits.
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Sacramento
California
Jones H. Quinn
State Board of Equalization
Wild Man Sought In Undergrowth Near Arkansas River
A posse of sheriff's officers and National Guardsmen comb the snake-infested undergrowth along the Arkansas River in Lamar, Colorado for a reportedly dangerous "wild man" terrorizing farms. Lt William Phifer found enormous footprints as the only clue. Descriptions vary from a wild looking youth to an older man. clothing ranged from shabby to neat. The search, aided by two jeeps and a truck, resumes after dusk with 12 men left on duty guarding a two mile strip. The incident follows a home intrusion where a hired hand encountered the stranger. Local authorities vow to continue until he is caught.
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Lamar, Cola
U.P
Arkansas River
William Phifer
LaMar National Guard
Dan Thornton
Prowers
John Hodson
Hodson
John Braney
Jess Lopez
Lopez
Tuidetenowe
Hebert Smith
Johnston Warns Wages May Hit Roof in Congress Warning
Johnston warned in a Senate banking committee briefing that wages could soar if three inflationary amendments to the new controls law are not repealed. He warned the law forces a choice between cutting military spending or facing economic collapse, endorsing President Truman’s repeal push.
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Wassington
Bennomie Stshihzer
Eric A. Johnston
Anongress
Tnday
Senate Banking Committee
Johnston
Truman
Butler- Hope
Congress
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Price
Michael V. DiSalle
Ex-convict sentenced for burglary with 12 year term
An ex convict who claimed he was walking by a building where police caught him was found guilty of burglary and repetition and received a mandatory twelve year prison sentence. The record notes the offender was in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bing Crosby Dominates New Decca Album Set and Singles
Record reviews in New York highlight Bing Crosby's continued chart presence with three Decca albums featuring his voice alongside jazz heavyweights Bob Haggart Eddie Condon and Bob Crosby. The collection includes Bing with Jolson in a mainly Jolson project and a Country Style set. New singles showcase Arthur Pletcher conducting the Boston Pops on Walt Disney selections, Lombardo with six sides, Debbie Reynolds and Carleton Carpenter reviving early tunes, Frankie Lane with The Girl In the Woods, Russ Morgan’s polished Muss of Sphtnndor and duets by Bob Eberly and Helen O’Connell.
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Popular Music
New York
Bing Crosby
Decca
Bing
Bob Haggart
Bob Crosby
Bob Cats
Eddie Condon
Alexander
Palson
Andrew Sisters
Mills Brothers
Gordon Jenkins
Boston Pops Orchestra
Arthur Pletcher
Hag
Walt Digney
RCA Victor
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Deecay
Debbie Reynolds
Carleton Carpenter
Frankie Lane
Columbia
Russ Morgan
Bob Eberly
Helen O'Connell
Capitol
David C.” Whitney
Chimes Interfere With Sermon at St Paul and Park Church
In Pawtucket Rhode Island the 10:45 am chimes from St Paul’s Episcopal Church were heard ten minutes into summer services as Park Congregational Church across the street started early. The chimes drowned out the start of Rev. Carl A. Glover’s sermon.
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Pawtucket
R. 1
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Park Congregational Church
Park Church
St. Paul
Carl A. Glover
Leandro Tennis Club Nominates Officers
The San Leandro club’s nominating committee announced candidates for election: Harry Miller for president, Marie Marletto for vice president, Dorothy Miller for secretary, Genevieve Smith for treasurer, and Frank Heffernan for tournament manager. Committee members included Lou Petree and Bob Peterson. Mrs. Bess Fickeri and her children travel to Tennessee to be with her ill mother.
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San Leandro
Nevada Traffic Highway Reopened After Landslide
SACRAMENTO UP Traffic partially restored on U S highway 40, a main transcontinental route, after a massive landslide blocked it. Open to one way traffic with half hour delays, due to earth and rock covering the road up to 60 feet deep at Plorson California, 115 miles east of Truckee, following a blast during highway construction. Seepage from a pulp mill pond weakened the mountainside.
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Sacramento
California Highway Patrol
Plorson
Calif
Truckee
County Wins Floral Awards at State Fair
Alameda County earned first sweepstakes for best floriculture display and for flowering plants and blooms at the State Fair. It also took second for dessert wines and third for table wines. Col. N W Armstrong notified the Alameda County Board of Supervisors of the awards and said blue ribbons on red roses highlighted the day.
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Sacramento
Alameds
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Col
N. W. Armstrong
Col. Armstrong
Alameda
Truman Plans Flood Area Tour by Foot and Auto
President Truman disclosed at a news conference that he will tour the Missouri Kansas flood area on foot and by car when visiting his home state next week. He also plans to speak at the formal dedication of a new Beararmory in Kansas City next Thursday. He will fly to San Francisco Monday for the opening of the Japanese treaty conference before returning to Independence, Missouri, on Wednesday.
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Wasitington
U.P
Truman
Missouri- Kansas
Beare
Kansas City
San Francisco
Independence
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