Dah Willis New Kiwanis Club Head
Dah Willis takes leadership of San Lorenzo Village Kiwanis with past presidents present. Guests from Oakland and Redwood City join as installation honors highlight a 1928 Buick moment. Five point program urged by Hugh Jackson calls for youth service, family, civic duty, and government efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ols
Anderson
Sturgess
Wiel
Shqnen Bond
Fred 5. Kisteaning
Herkeley
Y-Transurer
Californivai
Kirwanis International
Morrill
Jerris Miles
Redwood City
San Lo Serge Club
Nelson
Christen
Proctor
Iting
Jovaar
Kiwanis
Billy Walbridge
Gul Wwidhboy
Tina Sentral
Oakland
Tigward
Miles
Redwood Cludn
Bill Castin
San Leandro
Willis
San Lorenzo
Pland's
Say
Kiwanis International
Baty
Hugh Jackson
Enetoria
Mvanis InternaWanaly
Village Club
Ad Kinkmana
Gackson
Graduate ‘School of Business
Stanford University
T Fis
United States
Matvement
Dabar
Pather Ex Firemen Saves Daughter From Fiery Death
Six year old Patty Tequanintyri nearly perished when an open flame ignited a gown as she stood with her back to a stove. Her father, a former aryan employee, chased flames with a towel and helped free the girl before rushing her to the hospital.
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Pather
Daughter
Patty
James
Tony Patty
Mtrs
Cess M
Tonmligs
Highland Bowlward
Drns
Crown “Ieanens
Jacan
Risherdt Te Bianant Hospital
Oierreney Autmoent
Toie
Truman Proposes Prosperity Plan Aimed at 64 Million Jobs
President Truman presented Congress with a program targeting 64 million jobs by 1955, a 2 million rise over last year’s average, and a national output near 400 billion dollars. He urged modest wage and price changes, further regulatory steps, and tax incentives to stimulate activity while maintaining revenue. He projected possible poverty elimination as growth accelerates and called for continued rent control and social security expansion.
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St. Truman
House
Senate
Bena
Vroe
Truman
Congress
Federal Reserve
Brannan
Ruman
Ambulance Carrying Stabbed Sailor and Car Collide Here
A stabbing victim aboard an ambulance and a second car collided near the Layshore highway by the airfield. Mary Cook’s estranged husband Roy allegedly stabbed her before the wreck. Sailor Thigh J Paanpkin, 28, and driver Manuel J. Piranso, 22, were injured. both were treated as police investigated. Deputy Vernon Rogers questioned the victim before she died. Police praised ambulance crew for rapid transfer to Seta Chuva hospital. The second ambulance carried the injured man to Yaci hospital for continuing care.
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Page
Cook
Mary
Layshore
Vernon Rogers
Abe
Enna
Rogers
Roy
Hay
Seta Chuva
J Paanpkin
Naval Aletion
Yaci
Luntotias
Jackson
Casto
Eostreet
Ohio Street
Romine Tu Ct
Tynstusien Emule
Briver
Manun J. Piranso
D Street
Pnlice
Valley Center Receives WWII Post Donation to Center
The Casino Valley Community Center treasurer reports a 20.54 contribution from Observation Post Eli 4, a WWII unit once in the Valley. Robert A. Wilson asks the funds be used, in memory of Mrs. Oleta Rhouraboush, for a worthy Castro Valley cause, after the post disbanded.
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Casino Valley
Observation Post
Eli 4
F. E. Dycho
Robert A. Wilson
William Street
Castro Valley
Wilson
Oleta Rhouraboush
Castro Vallay
Price Cut Chevrolet Lowers Cost On 1 Model
Detroit reports Chevrolet cuts price on one model to 1880 for an all steel station wagon, now cheaper by 250 with automatic shift offered as option on deluxe models. Other 1950 Chevrolets unchanged as GM highlights hard-top Bel Air redesign and new 14-model line. Hayward planning commission to meet Tuesday at city hall room 307 at 8 pm.
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Detroit
Mich.u.r
Chevrolet
General Motocs
Ford
Plymouth
Ufew Automakers
Hayward
Hayward Planning Commission
Haywall City
Resli Zaballos
End Of Cold Snap Near As Pacific Storm Approaches
Weather bulletin notes near end to brutal cold with temperatures in Bay Area reaching 38 in downtown San Francisco and widespread subfreezing readings across California. A Pacific Northwest storm is forecast to bring rain by tomorrow night with increasing clouds today, while truck garden losses from the cold are estimated around 100600 dollars.
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Pacific Northwest
Bay Area
California
United Press
Mercury
Sacramento
San Joaquin
San Francisco
Bakersfield
Eureka
Fresno
Hed Bluff
Sacramento Airport
Salinas
Stockton
Susanvn
Sant Mateo County
Jeounky
Max J. Leonard
Livermore
Lewelling site eyed for hospital amid board debate
The Lewelling property near Lewelling or Peach drive is favored by the hospital board but concerns persist over proximity to a freeway and railroad. A second site near West 133th and Davis street was deemed too far north. Architect Stone touted the Lewelling choice as ideal while meteorology reports were sought for atmospheric conditions.
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Hayward
Charles Jer
Leweelling
Douglas Stane
Stone
Lewelling
Hesperian Boulevard
Peach Drive
Marlin
Jack Marlin
West 133Th
Davis Street
San Leandro
Barbara Matthews
San Leandro Res
of Stone and Mulloy
California Fish and Game Commission Meeting Notice
State of California Department of Natural Resources Division of Fish and Game gives notice that the Fish and Game Commission shall meet at James, 27 and 28, 1950, in the California Nin Ste building Los Angeles to hear and consider objections to determinations and proposed orders arising from hearings held on January 6 and 7, 1950. Macaulay, executive officer. Revenue section 145 January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF California Department OF Natural Resources Division OF Fish and Game
Fish and Ie Commission
James
Californ Nin Ste
Los Angeles
California Fish and Game
Macaulay
Hetchy Water Expansion Linked to Hayward Plans
Highland's water district directors praised city water rates and debated the need for larger transmission lines. A Pennatieta annexation plan to secure city water was discussed, while Castle Homes paused reservoir plans until Highland's annexation sentiment was clear.
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Jlugh Gallaher
Hayward
Highland
Eilyr
Castle Homes
Father With Bad Boy Subject of Daily Dollar
A disciplinary incident at Castro Street service station is described involving a father and his son. The Daily Dollar editor witnessed the scene as the father allegedly spanked and warned the child. The father is described as medium height, slender, in a brown suit hat and top coat. the sons wore blue jeans and a red jacket. Call the Daily Dollar office by noon Saturday to collect the award.
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Giebien
Spi
Castro Street
Daily Dollar
Daddy
the Daily Review
Christian Lund Dies at 73 in Castry Vatley Home
Christian Lund 73 native of Mt. Eden died suddenly at his Forest Avenue Castry Vatley residence. He was educated in Mt. Eden's one room school and long employed by Paul Rhodes of Rhodes Winery Castro Valley. Survived by widow Sys Christina Lund. Funeral services pending at Sorensen Brothers' chapel.
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Christian Lund
Mt. Eden
Forest Avenue
Castry Vatley
Paul Rhodes
Rhodes Winery
Castro Valley
Sys
Christina Lund
Sorensen Brothers
Bond Issue Machinery In Motion
School board approves access to the site during construction of an addition funded by the bond. Actions include approving George Petersen and Son contract bonds for a 4 room addition to Muir school, raising public liability limits to 1 million, accepting John Williams resignation as Cherryland and Bay wood custodian, appointing Fred Wolff as temporary custodian engineer, and naming Dr. H F McCarter as elementary district representative on the area school bond coordinating committee.
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George Petersen and Son
Muir School
John Williams
Cherryland
Baywood
Fred Wolff
H. F. McCarter
Funeral rites for one-day-old son of Goulart
Funeral services were held today at Sorensen Brothers chapel for Ernest Anthony Goularte, the one day old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Goularte of 22907 Maud Avenue. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery. The infant died at 1 55 p m yesterday.
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Ernest Goulart
Maud Avenue
Sorensen Brothers
St Joseph's Cemetery
Ernest Anthony, Goularte
Notice of Intended Sale of Pine Grocery in Hayward
Legal notice states S O Plug intends to sell Pine Grocery located at 4 Casgira Way, Hayward, Alameda County California. Clifford Duarte and Gladys Duarte intend to purchase. Purchase price due at 4:00 p.m. Saturday January 1980 at Birch F. Schuy Realtor office 1029 E. Lith St San Leandro California.
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S. Oplug
Castry St
Haywail
Alameda
Californa
Clifford Duarte
Gladys Duarte
Hayward
Alumeda
Wayward
Akimeda
Californiia
Metelaindise Oc
Jan Airs
Birch F
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Valley Center
Patt
Lecentoo
Mt, Eden Area
Mt Erlen
Dan
Amerae
Grace Wilgox Lucerne
Ernest A. Goulart
Ensoyel
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Californis
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Aramein County
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