Cats Men For Awards Tomorrow At Oakland Show
Children admitted free on Children’s Day as the third annual Northern California Championship Cat Show opens at the Oakland Exposition Building. Dorothy Dennings announces. show dedicated to Consul General Angus Ward and wife after a year in Makden. Over 200 entries including Abyssinian and Manx, with Southern California winners from Hollywood. Special household pet and alley-cat contests plus a daily crowning from 10 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern California
Oakland Exposition
Dorothy Dennings
Angus Ward
Makden
Mia
Denning
Gragydan Phillips
Granville Wlabrertys
Nicisco
Susan Wildenhits
Redwoot Chy
Marian 2
Eller
Louise Sylvia
Oakland
Mildvad Joseph
Castro Vailey
Golden Gate
Southern California
Follywood
Liere
Crowle Appointed Engineer for Flood Control District
Herbert G. Crosse, 35, former U S Army department official, appointed by the Alameda county board of supervisors as engineer for the newly formed Alameda County Flood Control and War Convergence District. Crowle to oversee flood center work in Alameda and San Lorenzo districts. offices to be housed in county courthouse quarters.
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Herbert G. Crosse
U.S. Army
Department
Alameda County
Goydau Lectures and Film for Auto Apprentices
Goydau lectured and showed a motion picture to automotive apprentices at Hayward Union High School last night. The event, sponsored by the Jota Chanselar and Lyon store, was held with 70 students attending and participating in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goydau
RF. Gaxean
Perfectele Corporation
Hayward Union High School
Geyeats
Jota
Chanselar
Lyon
Tratterndanne
Midway Lions Cancel Meeting to Visit Orinda
Arrangements were made at Wednesday night’s Midway Lions club meeting to cancel the next week’s regular gathering in favor of a visit to the Orinda Lions club. Fred Smith, immediate past president of Lions International, will speak about his recent Lions representation at UN Europe council meetings.
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Miway Lions Club
Elt
Orinda Lions Club
Orinda
Fred Smith
Lions Intentional
Ile
Lions
UN Council To Europe
Movie Timetable at Haywat Theatre
A garbled timetable lists titles like PhoNE The Merrie and Mera Laughing with times 1:04 and 10:27. Names Ahan Ava Wa pM appear misread. The fragment suggests a local cinema schedule with ambiguous film credits and showings.
Youth Activity Listings in Hayward Area January Schedule
Hayward area youth groups list January activities across Ashland Village Center and local schools. Teens ages 13 to 19 attend dances, folk and square dancing, jamborees, and varied clubs at venues including Sunset, Valle Vista, Tennyson, Mt Eden, Fairview, and St Anthonys Halls. Community Center tennis and horserace events run Sundays with field locations at Ashboul and Airport fields.
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Diggers
Sunset
Village Center
St. Anita
Jolly Rogers
Valle Vista
R Teenape
Tennyson
Fairview
Mt. Eden
Mt. Edlon
Sid
Wed High
Ashland
Gins
Gana O
Washington
Russell Road
Swing Inn
Village
Sige
Hayward Area
Ashland School
Joly Rogers
Valle Vista School
Tolle Dante Group
Vtennyson Sehool
Jann M4
Diavers
Sun- Ret
York Dancing
Tennyson School
Fairview Sehool
Mt Eden
Village Community Center
Castro Valley Community Center
Basehall
Breterte
Ashboul Field
Seoul
Gi Seouteon
Economic Situation In a Nutshell from President Tru man
Summary of a historical economic briefing noting the president’s views on employment and production. Employment figures discussed, with suggestions to adjust levels. Farm income down 14 percent, offset by subsidies. Wages call for cautious negotiations as productivity rises. Consumer spending described as constant, overall outlook cautiously positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington W.al
Trumun
Oscar Stark Seizes Lead of Castro Valley Group
Oscar Stark becomes president of the Castro Valley Businessmen’s Association, succeeding Arnold Anderson. He pushes equity planning, sidewalk work on Castro Valley Boulevard, bus rerouting, and establishing a Castro Valley City Chamber of Commerce. He proposes new classification and name, with chairmen named for membership, finances, planning, programs, community fair, sidewalks, and attendance shift to evening meetings.
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Castro Valley
M1 Chamber of Commeres
Heation Stark
Chamber of Commerce
Bildy Jones
Itearpova- Gon
Leonsed Hendrick
Truman Forecast Of Average Family Income In 2000
President Truman told Congress that by the year 2000 an average family owning about $4200 today could see an income around $12,000 annually if the nation moves now. He cited an economy with output over $300 billion and suggested real progress requires immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Wup
Truman
Dle
Congress
Oils County
Corgress
Francis Dunn May Run for State Office
SACHAMENTO UP Francis Dunn Jefferson Oakland says he owns plans to seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor this year. He notes no clear northern California Democrat with a better chance and has not decisively committed. Dunn had been courted to oppose James Quinn in the second district but backed Raymond Darby in Los Angeles County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachamento
Assanit
Francis Dunn
Ju. de Oakland
California
Duan
James Quinn
Oakland
Secon
Ias
Jiaymond Darby
Los Angeles County
Barnes Boy's Bike Stolen in Village
Thomas Barnes reports a red frame bicycle with black fenders and white rims stolen from his home in San Lerengo Village. He notified the sheriff and asks witnesses to contact his parents at LU 22. the note references the Nobel Prize history briefly before ending.
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Thomas Barnes
A. W. Barnes
San Lerengo Village
Tam
Tom
Sheriff's
Nobel Pri
Alfred J. Nobel
Coordinated Police and Patrol Push Cuts Traffic Deaths
Cooperation among police departments, highway patrol, and safety groups led to record drops in traffic fatalities in California cities San Francisco Alameda and Los Angeles. San Francisco logged 52 deaths the lowest in city history for a year Oakland 40 deaths the lowest in 28 years and Los Angeles well below recent years with over a third of state vehicles registered within city limits recording the fewest deaths in 26 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
National Automobile Club
San Francisco
Alameda
Los Angeles
Tri-County
Oukland
Dunlap C Clark Nominated For U S Chamber Post
Nomination of Dunlap C Clark, president of the Central bank, to succeed himself as director of the United States chamber of commerce was announced today by the Oakland chamber. Clark has served on the chamber of commerce board since May 1912 and headed the national defense committee since his retirement in 1944 as a colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunian C. Clark
Central Bank
Mmself
United States Chamber of
Commera
Oakland Chamber of ‘Caminerea
William M.park
Oakland Chamber
Clark
Department of Cinsmee
States Chamber of Commerce
Jpany
Chamber
National Defense Committee
Chik
The
Community events and concerts for January to February
A list of upcoming events at various venues including IDES hall and Hayward union high school. Highlights: Jan 28 Cherryland profession’s ary. Jan 10 Eva Guetnvaan concert. Feb 9 4-Hayward-Cariro Valley Scout-Cub Exposition. Feb 11 Washington Area Senate in Action. Feb 21 violin concert at Hayward schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ides Hall
Banelit
UPPEG
UPPEC
Cherryland Pfresion
Eva Guetnvaan
Contenite
Hayward Union High Scheol
Hayward-Cariro Valley
Durlank
Mayward
Edney
Portugal
Chile
WWE Hall
Fositux Sculla
Livermore Veterans’ Memorial
Washington Area
Senate
Washington
Unton
Valentina Fair
Au Bente YL
Burbank School
Nash Unveils Small Convertible NX For Market Test
Nash displays a new NX two seater convertible priced under $1,000 and backed by a questionnaire campaign in 260,000 households across major cities. The car offers Italian or English engines with 18 to 66 horsepower and top speeds of 64 to 70 mph. Nash-Kelvinator president George W. Mason says it targets a second family car for young people and women, not a bid to enter the mass market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Motors
Nash
George W. Masom
Nash-Kelvinator
London Woman to Arrive in Hayward for Four Months
Miss Clare Hinshelwood, niece of Rev G C Hinshelwood, arrives January 18 for a four month stay in Hayward after leaving London December 18 via the Loch Ryan. The London artist will be feted with events while here and plans a trip to the snows, per Mrs Hinshelwood wife of the rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
van Lion
Clare Hinshelwood
G. C. Hinshelwood
Trinity Episcopal Church
London
Grace Lines
Hinshelwood
Round Robin Dinner Fetes New Year
A round robin dinner gathering welcomed the New Year with four couples in San Lorenzo Village. Guests started with cocktails at the W. W. Winterbourne residence on Paseo Del Campo before moving to the Art-Schatborn home for the maid’s party and ending with dessert at Mr and Mrs Jim Rucker’s home on Paseo Del Campo. Additional attendees included Mr and Mrs Howard Garrigan.
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San Lorenzo Village
W. W. Winterbourne
Pasco del Campo
Art-Schatborn
Paseo del Campo
Rouse
Jim Rucker
Uoward Garrigan
Scouts in Salvage Drive Tomorrow
Scouts in Salvage Drive plan a newspaper salvage on tomorrow, announced by scoutmasters Ed Cupy and Planagail. youths will cover the area between Blossomway and Winton avenue from East 14 street to Moecklaid, collecting bundled newspapers left at curbs by residents of the Hayward area.
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Tomarrayw
Ed Cupy
Ney Planagail
Blossomway
Winton Avenue
Catreet
Moecklaid
Cullerians
Ant Mage
Pate
Hayward
Luncheon Meet of Ll of A Past Chiefs Club
Home of Mrs. Mae Machado hosts a luncheon meeting of past chiefs club of Ll of A on Thursday January 12 at 1 pm. Guests include relatives of Frederic Keil at 4 Chestnut Street and San Francisco connections. Mrs. Thomas Plant hosts 40 relatives for Christmas, with various noted attendees and a weather obstacle in Bayview area.
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Chove
Chiefs Club
Mae Machado
Castro Street
Yullide
Frederic Kell
Chestnut Street
Mrs Kills
G. C. Krazier
Robert
Ward Kratter Ald
Linde
Howard Parker
San Francisco
Frederic Keil
Chestnut
George Kalt
Lucy Lac Linde
Thomas Plant
Groveway
San Francisco Khule College
Craveway
J. T. Plant
Thomas
Plant
Avennas
F. Kitchell
Seventh Street
Porterville
Bret Harte PTA Holds First 1950 Meeting at School Library
Bret Harte PTA opens the new year with a 10 am meeting in the school library led by President Mrs. C E Kitchell. A panel on parent education features Rev Myron Helld and others, with a film "Growing 3" presented by Grace Ricketts. Pupil participants from Mrs Perle Roche's room, babysitting for young children, and refreshments by seventh grade mothers are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Harte
Pera
C. E. Kitchell
Prnel
Myroi Herel
Ivy Call
McCall
Grace Ricketts
County Schol Department
Tamarack Meet Set for Monday at Eastbay Branch
Tamarack branch of Children’s Hospital of the Eastbay will hold its first meeting of the year at 21218 Airch Street next Monday at 7 p.m. Newly elected branch chairman Mrs Floyd L Sparks will preside. Chairmen for the year’s committees will be named by the hostess who succeeds Mrs James Hudson as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarack
Children's Hospital of the
Eastbay
Floyd L. Sparks
Chaiman
Airch Street
James Hudson
Breach
Strutzs Host New Year Eve Party At Belmar Home
Mr and Mrs LaVerne Strutz of 122090 Belmar entertained about 30 friends and relatives at a New Year Eve party. The evening featured dancing photographs and refreshments set by the hostess. Puffballs noted as edible mushrooms can reach over 10 pounds in size.
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LaVerne Strutz
Belmar
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Barnes
Dunlap
C. Clark
Post
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O. B. Kitchall
Joe Ford
Jew
Elko
Horace Shaw
Elko Wd
H. Hargrave
Hod and
Jerry
Chico
Conte
Mr. Santos
Bayview Avenue
Charles ‘Long
Haywird Mercola
PTA
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Hwest
Chevrolet
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Esta Gost
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Best Buy
Don Gilmore
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