Bay Area Sees Third Below 30 Night As Cold Snap Hits
Cold wave grips Northern California with below freezing in Lassen County and Bay Area. Hayward and Oakland report lows near 28 and 24 respectively while San Francisco ties January record at 36. Snow blankets Bay Hills except Mount Tamalpais with two inches in Skyline area. Residents endure bitter temperatures across Sacramento Salinas and San Mateo counties.
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Bay Gatherman
Hayward
California
United Press
San Fy
Bay
Bay Area
Susanville
Lassen County
Cramento
Salinas
Haymad
Oakland
San Francisco
Bay Area Hills
Mount Tamalpais
Skyline House
San Mateo County
Artificial Respiration Rescues Child In Oakland Theater
Deputies William Rose and George Whitehead aided by an Ashland fire regussitator squad revived Linda Reeves a 4 1/2 year old girl found unconscious at a local theater after suspected carbon monoxide exposure from a running car. The girl regained respiration and was hospitalized at Fairfield hospital pronounced out of danger by Dr K B Meckel. The mother explained the child gasped and lost consciousness while in the back seat during the cold New Year’s Eve period.
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NewYear
Maynard
William
Ry Rose
George Whitehead
Linda Reeves
B8th Avenue
Oakland
Ashland Fire Department
Fairmont Hospital
K. B. Meckel
Sheriff's
Madckel
Fire Chief Evaluates Cyan Fire Danger In Northern California
A string of asphyxia deaths in northern California over the past month raises concerns about hazardous air and unsafe conditions during a cold spell. Officials urge caution as investigations continue into the events and potential links to environmental factors.
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Hayward
California
Boy Struck In Eye By Gun Pellet In Hayward
Aubrey Robertson twelve was struck in the right eye by a BB pellet while playing a war game near his home on 10th Street in Hayward. He received treatment at Fairmont hospital for a severe laceration and was later referred to a private doctor. Names Richard Martin Donald Unger and Charles Unger are listed as others involved in the incident.
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Ayns
10Th Street
Hayward
Fairmont Hospital
Robertson
Richard ‘Martin
12Th Street
Donald’ Unger
Charles Unger
12Th Strat
Unger
Shor 1
Robertson Boy
Martin
Roberts Gon
Nay
Hackett
Officer Election and Musical Program at Castro Valley Club
The Castro Valley Improvement and Socials club will hold its annual officer election Wednesday at Castro Valley schools. The event features a musical program arranged by Walter Rab ingon with Ralph Stolberg of the Master School of Music presenting his assistant Vernon Lust and students Martha Neuls Manuel Freitas Joe Eddy Malone Gary Bradlay Dennis Terkelson Diane Roger and Fred Stolberg.
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Castro “Valley
Walter Rab‘Ingon
Ralf Stolberg
Castro Valley
Lstant
Vernon Lust
Martha Neuls
Manuel Freitas
Joe
Eddy Malone
Gary Bradlay
Dennis Terkelson
Diane
Roger
Fred Stolberg
Eden Movie Makers To Meet Wednesday
Eden Movie Makers will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the community center building in Wayward 1014 B street. A color travelogue film by William Bowman from British Columbia last fall will be shown. Refreshments will be served.
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Eden Movie Makers
Wayward
B Street
Caraboo Trail
British Columbia
William Bowman
Water Festival to award prizes in Hayward event
An election in Hayward will run February to March 4 to crown a Water Queen as part of the Water Festival celebrating Acteh-uetchy water. Prizes include two automobiles, a television, a $460 ring, and cash or gifts for voters and attendants, with winners chosen by participants and merchants. The Hayward Development Commission will manage finances and the city council endorses a working capital plan.
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Acteh-uetchy
Hayward
Glyde Giraldo
J. E.hedgerside
Promiers
Imgssion
New
Plimouths
Jacks Hokdani
Walli
Volos
Hayward Development Commission
Commission Geome
Bil Wilson
Firemen Commission
Library bid decision expected tonight for Hayward project
The city finance and architecture teams review eight bids for the Hayward library project. Indenco bids on the building at 85108 dollars, with a combined bid of 88108 for building and outside work. Steadman and Powell bid 87002 for building and exterior work, potentially securing the contract. Half the bids fall under the 90000 dollar building estimate. Also, Lee Benson will speak on home gardening and present a roses film at the Castro Valley Farm Bureau meeting January 9 at 8 p.m.
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Hayward
Steadman and Powell
Indenco
Oakland
Bach
Brary
Steadman
Powell
Mahagon Indicted In Washington for Lying to Senate
Dapper I John Maragon, once claiming easy White House access, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of lying to Senate investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahagon
Washington
I John Maragon
White House
Senate
Girl No. 5 Born to Dotsons Miss Half Century Winner
Jennifer Lucille Dotson, nine pounds, born at 12 18 am in Hayward hospital, is a candidate for Half Century Baby. Her mother, four sisters, and grandmother care for the child as the Dotsons await official checks at the city vital statistics office and possible prize from local merchants. The baby’s father works as a reces building contractor.
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George R. Dotson
Widowcourt
Hayward
Mio
Vital Statistics Department
Dotson
Hayward Area
Gil
Jennifer Lucille
Thorkild F.skytte
Placer Drive
Pan
Bree Ra
Goonga
Judy
Janet
Jackie
R. A. Dotson
Oroville
Reces
Warren Warren Coy on Re Election Bid
Gov. Earl Warren dodges direct comment on reelection plans at his first press conference, saying election season has not started. A primary deadline in March to file candidacies looms. Lt. Gov. Goodwin Knight is seen as likely candidate, while Democrat James Ronsevall and Welburn Mayack also announce bids.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
Tie
Eesson
Farshren
Hunt
Goodwin J. Knight
James. Ronsevall
Welburn Mayack
Los Angeles
Real Estate Board to Get New Office
The Southern Alameda County Real Estate board announced plans to move its offices from 784 Commercial to new premises at 1033 D Street with occupancy expected around March. Tony Rose was named chairman of the club’s weekly breakfast meetings for January February and March, with gatherings held each Friday.
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Real Estate Board
Southern Alameda County Real Estate Board
Commercial
D Street
Alga
Tony Rose
McGregor Buys Plands Villa in San Levenyo Village
John M. McGregor of San Levenzo buys Pland's Villa restaurant and lounge from James A. Pland and Ralph Mohr in a late 1949 deal at the Village shopping plaza. McGregor plans two weeks of remodeling with Greenwood Corp by agreement, taking over management with Village Sporting Goods and Village Bowling operations nearby.
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John M. McGregor
San Lovenzo
Pland
McGregor
Greenwood
Anwer
Wallace T. McGregor
A. V
al Wiedemann
Greenwood Corporation
David D. Behannon
Jim Pland
Ralph Mohr
Mohr
Oakland
Oroville
J . Walter R. Baumann
David 1D
Bohannon
Warren says Rose Bowl game was clean and no reputations hurt
Gov. Warren, disappointed by California's 14 to 17 Rose Bowl defeat to Ohio State, called the game clean and said neither team’s reputation got hurt. The California alum noted both sides played well and maintained sportsmanship.
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Sacramento
Warren
California
Olio State
City of Hayward San Leandro Unincorporated Eden Township
City notices list Hayward, San Leandro, and Eden Township as unincorporated areas. Officials announce proposed boundary adjustments and service provisions impacting residents and local governance.
Volunteers Dismantle Old Club Alabam for New Community Center
About 34 volunteers gathered to dismantle the old Club Alabam in preparation for relocating the clubhouse to His Gift Street to serve the unincorporated Hayward San Leandro area as a new community center. Work parties are planned for next weekend to finish dismantling while Montgomery House Movers of Oakland will handle the transfer.
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Club Alabam
Hayward
San Leandro
Montgomery Housemovers of
Oakland
Georgia Kromland
Iveng Bowers
Josephine Mayes
S. M. Mackay
Ares Roe
Charles Green
J. Mackay
Don Olson
Hugh Heathcote
J. D. Twist
Twish Jn
E i
Ellenger
Audrey Lea
le ‘Struthers
Henry Ohlsen
John Middlemist
Floyd Greenley
Missouri
Ashland
Dads Club
Marion Ruandie
Www
Dennis
Ralph Fox
Russell Orrie
O. T. Blake
H.W. van Nortwick
Bank of America optimistic about California outlook
Bank of America president I M Giannini says California can expect sound stability and continued growth after a postwar correction. The bank reports year end 1949 totals with resources at 6.25 billion, deposits 5.78 billion, investments 2.02 billion, and net profit 42.1 million or 5.09 a share on 10.25 million shares. Net profit 1948 was 47.1 million or 4.50 a share.
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San Francisco
Uw.p
I. M. Giannini
Bank of America
California
Gianmini
Bank of Americains
Giannini
Minor New Year Fire Damages No Property
The first fire of 1950 in the area touched the home of William Morris at 1425 Orchid Drive. Firefighters from the Ashland department responded at 12:28 a.m. after a water heater ignited and burned around the exterior. No material damage occurred, per Fire Chief Lester Olivera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Orchid Drive
Ashland Department
Lester Olivera
Berkeley Records Two Earthquakes Nearby and Distant
Berkeley seismograph logged two quakes yesterday. The first occurred at 6 45 am Pacific time about 15 miles from Berkeley and lasted 15 seconds with very light intensity. A second quake at 7 27 am Pacific time measured roughly 5600 miles away and persisted for two hours.
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Berkeley
Wpi
University of California Seismograph
Court Awards Oregon Tribes $16.5 Million for Land Seizure
The U S Court of Claims awarded four Oregon Indian tribes about 16 1/2 million dollars for coastal land seized by the federal government in 1855. The award covers 2 772 580 acres belonging to the Tillamook Coquille and several others.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Claims
Congress Returns to Work Amid Tax and Spending Battles
Congress reconvenes in Washington for the second session amid filibuster threats and battles over taxes spending and foreign policy. President Truman to deliver a state of the union and other annual messages within six days while the Senate tackles repeal of oleomargarine taxes and faces Southern filibusters on civil rights measures.
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Washington
Democratic Bist
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
Heloy Ian Rayburn
Texas
House
Truman
Congress
White House
Russell City Child Dies After Attack
Wilma Deil Hornbeck ten of 283 Russell Road died after a decade of congenital heart disease that blocked oxygen. She was treated by sheriff deputies and San Lorenzo firemen, died at Fairmont hospital about 4 50 am. Her condition worsened since age one. she lived at Berkeley and Stanford hospitals earlier. The mother said the father Noble Hornbeck could not be located.
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Wilma Deil Hornbeck
Russell Road
Wilma
Jeffi
Airmont
Tom W. B. Martin
San Lorenzo
Fairmont Hospital
Berkeley
Stanford Hospital
Purdy
Russell Read
Daily Review
Noble Hornbeck
Mt Eden Mothers Club Plans First Meeting of 1950
Mt Eden Mothers' Club members will convene for their first meeting in 1950 at 2 40 p m in the school annex on Wednesday Plans for a February lay whist will be formulated and a final discussion on sponsorship of a only pack will be on the agenda Mrs Margaret LaJoie will conduct the business and refreshments will be served.
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Mt, Eden
Mothers’ Club
Meembers
Margaret LaJoie
Weather Outlook For Today And Tonight
Mostly clear and cold conditions expected this afternoon and tonight with a gradual cool down into Wednesday. Expected rainfall remains minimal as acrossthe day the mercury dips. no significant changes anticipated in precipitation this year versus last year.
School Aid Bond Sale Plans Primary in State
Gov. Agren said he would meet with the school building financing committee to plan an initial bond sale of 50 million dollars from the 250 million dollar school construction issue approved by voters last November. The committee will map how to issue and apply the bonds in early steps.
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IAM
Agren
Extreme Growth Districts to Receive School Aid
Sacramento WP says school districts with extreme growth will receive grants from a 2.2 million emergency fund. Districts must apply by February 1, applications processed and approved by March. State education director Ror E Simpson notes first finance committee meeting set for January 4.
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Cramento
Ror E. Simpson
Simpson
Mareh
Governor outlines bond money setup for school districts
The governor said funds will be made available to school districts as soon as they file applications under the act. The advisory panel includes Controller Thorn W Kuchel, state treasurer C G Johnson, James S. Dean, Rey E. Simpson, and others with Assemblyman Francis Dunn and Senators William P. Rich and Jesse Mayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn W Kuchel
C. G. Johnson
James S. Dean
Rey E. Simpson
Francis. Dunn
Oakland
Kirkwood
Saratoga
William P. Rich
Marysville
Jesse Mayne
Angels Camp
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Fred Calder
George Dotsons
Miss Half-Century
J. McGregor
Pland’s
Alameda County
Haywand
Eden Township
Russell City
Presque Isle
Air Force
Gertrude Klomoren
Main
Luceran
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