West Coast Firm Seeks Delayed Hearing On Slaughterhouse Case
A California firm asked for a postponed preliminary hearing in the West Coast Meat Company slaughterhouse dispute on Madison Avenue. Abe O Callaghan and neighbor sue to enjoin operations, seek perpetual injunction after final hearing, with Castro Valley and Oakland attorneys leading, while West Coast Meat counters with negotiated placement. The case stems from protests over facilities expansion and planning commission actions.
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West Coast Meat Company
Madison Pvernue
Abe Plaintiff
O'Callaghan
Bay Street
West Voast Meat Company
Madison Avenue
Cane Rhodes
Castro Valley
M. F. Mallmarle
Oakland
Theat Company
Joseph Warhafliig
San Francisco
Warhaflig and Lagartis
West Coast Meal Company
County Planing Commission
Michael Markovily
County Planning Commission
Iil
Markovits
San Leandro Man Jailed For Bigamy
Leroy Davis aged 22 is jailed in Alameda County pending arraignment on a bigamy complaint filed by his wife Elsie Davis. Booked Feb 21 at the Hayward substation, bail set at 1000 by Judge David Harder. He allegedly eloped to Reno on Jan 3, 1950 with Mollie Cowan, an 11 year old deaf mute from Oakland. divorce action filed by Mile Ant Davis in 1949. They were married in Reno on Dec 20, 1907 and have one child.
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Leroy Davis
Ttarian Street
San Leandro
Elsie Annn Davis
Balcon
Davis
Alameda County Sherif's
Hayward
Daved Harder
Sheriff's Department
Reno
Willy Mollie Cowan
Lgh Fen Avenue
Oakland
Sing Legindro
Mile Ant Davis
Davis Wel Fisie
Ann Davis
Leno En Aes
San Leandro Eagles Set Silv erware Whist Event
Fragmented notice states the San Leandro Eagles will sponsor a silverware whist on January 25 at the public venue with President Leo Wagner listed. Refreshments will be provided and public support noted, though text is garbled.
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San Leandro Eagles
Sap Leandro
Sint Leandro
Leo Wagnar
GM Cuts Car Prices Along With Wages
GM reduces wages by two cents an hour for 290000 hourly workers and trims prices on all models including Chevrolets Buicks Oldsmobiles Cadillacs and Pontiacs in a quarterly adjustment linked to the cost of living The cuts reflect lower wage costs while steel and commodities rise and represent the final change under the labor contract expiring May 20 1950 The BLS cost of living index stood at 166 9 for Jan 1 up from 168 5 on Oct 15
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DELO
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers and Electrical Workers
C. Im. Wilson
Chevrolet
U. S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
EBMUD Main Break Floods Area Homes
East Bay Municipal Utility District reports a second main break within a week at 16280 Foothill Boulevard near Hoy Cities House Moving. Water surged from the line at 155 pounds pressure, flooding Foothill property and Canter bury Drive with an 18 inch deep washout. Public relations director Hart Eastman says the incidents are coincidental and in different lines.
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Iilign
Xalthy Walter
Sin
East Bay
Hart Eastman
Banker Touts Eden Township Industrial Edge
A banker from the American Titan company, O. Worf Fifen berg, spoke at San Leandro city hall about Eden Township. He highlighted southern Alameda County’s rail access, land, and highway growth as key industrial advantages. He urged a master plan and zoning steps, noting San Leandro’s example and the need to counter blight.
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Igden
Entur Fn
Easthay
O. Wor Fifenberg
Wing Jresident
American Tritet Company
San Leandro
Spon
Village Woman Kills Self After Car Crash Injury
Mrs Lois Frank, wife of Louis Frank San Lorenzo real estate broker, will have private funeral rites tomorrow at Sortie Brothers Chapel Interment at Denver Calo. She was paralyzed to the waist from a January 1948 auto accident and was found yesterday by her husband hanged by a heating pad cord. Surviving: Louis Frank. her parents Mr and Mrs Mark Gerton of Denver Cole. brothers Bernard Carson San Lorenzo and Mark Gerson Jr Denver. sister Mrs Joan Gladden Riverside California.
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Prvate
Lois
Vic Primero
San Ldvenza
Louis Frank
San Leandeo
Pan
Sortie Brothers’ Chapel
Bo Street
Denver
Calo
Prank
Sheriff's
Bernard Carson
San Lorenzo
Mark Gerson Jr
Joan Gladden
Riverside
Calif
Frank Wa
Dinner 126 20-30 fans at San Leandro
The Rose Bowl themed meeting of the 20-40 club in San Leandro drew 28 members from Maynard, San Lorenzo, and Oakland groups. Pictures of the Rose Bowl were shown with narration by Coach Tynn Waldorf. Don Dings won a door prize. The event, also noted as a late night gathering, hosted about 40 people from Hayward.
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San Leandro
Maynard
San Lorenzo
Oakland
Tynn
Paphy
Waldorf
Don Dhings
Tiyward
Hayward
Water breaks flood Ankland again. residents brace
In a repeated incident in Ankland, a second EBMUD water main ruptured early today at roughly the same location as Monday night. The San Tean deo yard of the public utility confirmed the break and warned residents to seek alternate supplies as crews repair the line.
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Ankland
Broken Free
Broken East Bay Municipal Unity
Pipce
San Teandeo
Kent &Udio
Wrecks on Niles Road injure five. two seriously
A two-vehicle crash on Niles Road near Valle Vista early today left five injured, two seriously. Jota Corvantes 22 Alvarado and Louis Wordin 21 Decoto suffered the most severe injuries, with both drivers hospitalized.
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Niles Road
Valle Vintreal
Jota Corvantos
Alvarado
Louis Fordin
Decoto
Merimont Hospital
Cervantes
Vafs
Es. Wordin
Fairmont
Innes
Perdin
Vali Vista Volunteer Re
Fairmont Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Ts. West
Jolly
Valley Residents Discuss Valley Frontage Sidewalks
About twenty Castro Valley boulevard residents and business owners attended a Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce meeting to discuss sidewalk installation along the boulevard and who pays. The group raised questions on city versus county costs, highway ownership after freeway completion, required curbs and gutters if the 20 foot setback ends, and whether comprehensive zoning should be settled first. A follow up meeting, in about three weeks, is planned to obtain answers.
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Battalore
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Boulevard
Castro Valley Burinosamon
Arnold Anderson Chatrott
Sidewalks
Walph M. Davis
Blif, Clark
Pete Solucenki
Mra. A. Giovanetti
Anderson
Pideagiblia Cre
Chavterta Gratest
Custea Valley
Weather forecast note with mild change
The forecast covers the afternoon, tonight and tomorrow with morning fog. Expect little temperature change. Yesterday's high and today's low are noted but not specified in detail.
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Bomueday
Alameda News Observer Change Now In Effect
Abraham Kofman, former publisher of the Alameda Tunes-Star, takes over ownership of the San Leandro News-Observer effective Monday. Mrs. Matilda Morgan will stay on staff in March, with Kofman planning no staff changes and maintaining the 14th Street printing plant and BE building. Labor party wins a technical majority in Britain’s House of Commons with at least 313 seats, but a secure working majority requires 50 to 60 more seats. Churchill cautions Parliament will be unstable, while coalition talks surface with Liberal offers conditional on socialist nationalization plans.
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Abraham Kofman
Alameda Tunes-Star
San Leandro
News-Obserever
14Th Street
Kaotman
London
British Labor Party
House of Commons
Labor
Churchill
Tabor
Nationaliae Iron and Steel
Sooo
Morgan Phillips
Herbert Morrison
No. 10
Downing Street
Paine
Clement 2. Attlee
Valley Fair Dates Set on Aug 3 4 5 6
Castro Valley Community Fair board sets August 3 4 5 6 for this year's events. Space applications open as grounds committee reports 60 concessions planned versus 33 booths last year. Queen contest entries due May 4. coronation ball opening night. constitution and by laws approved with Monday assembly approval pending.
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Castro Valley
Board of Airectors
Communiity Center
Ted Lawrence
Ivan Crowe
Clarence Evans
Thorn
Yarmbers
Armand LeBlanc
Lawrence
Monilay Meeting
Valing
Valley VFW Post Colors Dedicated Ceremony
Valley VFW Post 8617 colors were dedicated at a public ceremony at the Lions Club building with 50 posts in attendance. Sheriff Jack P. Gleason presented the flag and insignia while San Leandro Post 2509 sent honor guards. Captain R. CG Wilkinson of the California Highway Patrol spoke, commending the post's three year progress. messages from officials were read. Commander Oscar Dowe led Nie poet.
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Post Cours
Casi Valley
Oscar Dowe
Nie
Roosevelt Advocates Surplus Products for Needy
James Roosevelt, candidate for California governor, urged distributing surplus farm crops to aid the needy and even sending surplus to starving people abroad. Speaking to about 440 listeners, he planned to speak today in Livingston Merced, California.
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Roosevelt
Model
Uri
James Rooselyvelt
California
S Jrivingston
Merced
Prene
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Qrtland
Gre. Borites
EBMUD
Eden Township
Alameda County
Teal Bette Board
Ths
Frieberg
Mayward
Solin, Ficklin
Mayward Crema Chamber of Commerce
Shawn Have
James Roosevalt
Young Hoosevoelt
Galen Drury
George Waller Jr
Kent
Cottage Bakery
Essen
Valley
Hiway
Abe’ Kofman
S.L. News-Observer
Valley Vfw
Bud’s Richfield
Lucerne
Castro Valley Blvd
Foothill
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