Americans In China Recalled Amid Credible Move
United States officials said recalled Americans in China will be removed as soon as possible. The decision follows a Communist seizure that complicates possible U.S. recognition and lowers civilian departure barriers. Civilian consular offices in Peiping Tientsin Shanghai Nanjing and Tsingtao were reported under police sway as the operation proceeds.
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Fspha
U.S
Peiping
Tientsin
Shanghai
Nacjing
Tsingtao
Shute Department
Rabping Comsulan
Vade
Aim
Asthan
Wiles
Frances Silva Funeral Rites Held At All Saints
Frances Silva 73 of Sorensen Brothers chapel 114058 street Hite aa died at home. Solemn mass and interment at Holy Sapulchro cemetery followed services at All Saints Catholic HMéHilech. She was widow of the late Inte elddsepht Silva native of Centerville mother of Au sbouit Je Silva of San Lorenzo and diarence 3 Silva of Hayward sister of Mariin Jasper Louise Pereras and Emily Argaral of Jontorvile. Surviving relatives noted. Interment in Holy Sapulchro cemetery, Sorensen Brothers in charge.
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Frances Silva
Frances
Jasper Silva
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
Hite Aa
Moniliy
Coniat
All Saints’ Catholic Hméhilech
SPO
Servier
Malea
All Saints' Orthodc
Indy
Holy Sapulchro
Indar
Sorensen Brothers
Joe Velox
Pirotier
Fang Uis
Gynand Street
Ayia
Athena Vod
Puerto
Hayward Daily Review Sparks Betty Clark Sparks
Local notes from Hayward Daily Review mention Betty Clark Sparks and Floyd L. Sparks in a social item. The fragment references names and places but lacks a clear event or date beyond March 1, with connections to Ulay Ward Casternbs and Cone 4 Rense.
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Ulay- Ward
Elas Counter Warley
Cone
Rense
Hayward
Floyd L. Sparks
Malley Scout Leaders Chosen for Castro Valley Troop 3
At the Castro Valley Lions clubhouse meeting Troop No. 3 elected patrol leaders. Douglas Hipsicey heads White Panther patrol Bil Schumann leads Owl patrol John Hay leads Eagle patrol Peter J. Morrs is scoutmaster. Sixteen boys worked on requirements. Troop committee invites new members. Merrick chairs the 12 member committee with Lions Patro ls and Becher among others.
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Fotbol
Castro Valley Boy Scout
Lions Clubhouse
Douglas Hips- Icey
White Panther Patrol
Bil Schumann
Owl Patrol
John Hay
Eagle Patrol
Peter J. Morrs
Castro Valley
Lions Club
Fom Merrick
Vance Pattols
Charles Becher
Dro Alii de
Night-Long Storm Brings Wind and Snow to Sierra Passes
A night long storm battered the Sierra Nevada with a whole gale. Highways 40 50 and 99 were closed as snow plows rescued over 100 people stranded between Redding and Dunsmuir. San Francisco airport reported winds to 62 mph while Mount Tamalpais topped 60 mph. Rainfell totals varied across Northern California with Eureka 1.52 inches and Sacramento airport 4.0 inches. The storm center shifted toward eastern Idaho by midmorning.
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Sierra Nevada Mountains
Weather, Bureau
California
Oregon
Nevada
U.S. 09
Redding
Dunsmuir
Rad Sull
Eureka
Red Blalt
Sacramenito
Santa Rosa
San Francisco
City
Oakland
Sirport
Stockton
Presna 14
San Luis Chisna A
Idaho
Boxer Parleys and Plans in Far East Tour
A wartime sketch notes Boxer ship movements off the Golden Gate with Boxer meeting Liyan destroyers. Air Group 19 will conduct routine exercises en route. Navy wives discuss possible destinations and the Boxer’s Far East tour, hoping for six to eight months at home.
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Yuonlinnwa
U. S
Ching
He Thomason
Golden Gate
Air Group 19
Blizzard Hits Across Northwest With Deadly Winds
A powerful blizzard driven by 70 mph winds slams Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and British Columbia. At least nine people die as highways close, rail lines stall, and coastal rain and mountain snow strand travelers from Yakima to Reno. Donner Summit reports 46 inches of fresh snow as flights cancel and crews struggle to clear routes.
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United Phess
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
British Columbia
Yakima
Wash
San Francisco
California
Sacramento
Nevada
Eureka
Crescent
Western Pacific
Berry Creek
Southern Pacific
Dunsmuir
Reno
Reno Air Base
Donner Summit
Blizzard Rages Across West Threatening Cities and Homes
A historic blizzard battered the Pacific states and Midwest, leaving thousands homeless and several deaths confirmed. Oregon and Washington faced isolation as highways and airports closed, while cold waves spread into Illinois and Indiana. Portland and Reno reported severe disruptions with stranded travelers, power ice and floods. The Hayward planning group faced quorum issues during a series of meetings.
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United Pulss
Weask
Inc
Pacific
Midwest
Shawneetown
Northwest
Michigan
Oregon
Shisglen
Idaho
California
Nevada
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio River
Pa Ut
Donnie Stumps
Ritaville
Wash
Tri
Portland
Washington
Vancouver
B. C
Reno
Martin school group music and student government notes
Readable items describe the Martin school orchestral program on January 11 and a PTA evening. It covers the choir and orchestra under Dorothy Nandvesy, baton twirlers Patricia Mills and Phyllis Mills, and a program including Corona overture and marches. It mentions upcoming elections for student officers and notes seventh grade visits to the student council. A Junior Red Cross drive reports packing two boxes per room for overseas children, with items like soap and toothpaste.
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Martin School
Martin Pta
Ab Village
Mary Cooley
Red Cross
Red Crags
Oakland
Community events calendar of January and February listings
A garbled page lists upcoming social and cultural events in the Hayward and Livermore area including whist parties concerts dances and charity events. Highlights mention a lodge dance January 28 a high school musical and a contralto recital February 3 and a scout expo February 5 plus various potlucks and benefit gatherings sponsored by local clubs and organizations.
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Idea Hall
Cownell
UPPEC
UPPEG
Foney Work
Ela Ea Puytne
Dw Hall
Cherryland Plromen
High School
Nymbasium
Benollt
Menevalent Susiety of
Carriornia
Pan
Danla Bali
Dan
Bls Hall
Jon
Hva Custeyson
Mayward Union High School
Hayward-Castro Valley
Murbunkk School
Hayward
Echoes’ of
Portugal
Ghib No. 2
Joeshell
Strogty
Los Poaltas Sraute
Aytionahaw
Livermore
Morn
Washington
Toset Spivakovsky
Fe Whirdt
Hayward Unlon Igh Achat
Americanism Legion Post Offers Home Display Flags
San Lorenzo Post 675 of the American Legion announces three by five foot weatherproof flags for home display. Available to Legionnaires and village homeowners at a wholesale price as part of a new American flag program. Flags mounted on six foot poles with ball finial, halyard and cleat for porch or front yard display. Contact Flanagan at 1701 Via Magdalena or call 1-0-22966 to purchase for 4 dollars with mounting accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manin
Americanism Committee
San Lorenzo
Americ Legion
Legionnaire
Flanagan
Magdalena
Wings over Europe planned for San SE students travel tour
Seventh graders in Mrs At dey Patterson class prepare an imaginary Europe tour themed Wings over Europe using SWA folders as guides. Students plan two field trips to Alameda base and San Francisco Chinatown while welcoming new student Richard Martin. Attendance contest shows boys ahead with 46.5 to 46, with prize for losers in June. New students enrolled include Stephen Billet Bi Lede Patricia Tabor Beverly Brumfield Patrick Bales. Sunset defeats San Lorenzo 20 to 6 in after school game January 5.
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Europe
Prare
Atdey Patterson
SWA
Portugal
Italy
France
Alameda
San Francisco
Chinatown
Patricia Falvey
Fagsile
Richard Martin
Stephen Billet
Oakland
Bi Lede
Ashland
Patricia Tabor
Newark
Beverly
Brumfield
San Towndra
Patrick Bales
Oalland
Sunset
SAN Lorenzo San Lorenzo
Sehdo
San Lor
Allen Kunsky
Dick Domnelly
No Scheid
Bi Ledo
Tom Fitzsimmons
al Curtis
Jim Pelham
Richard Chambers
Death notice for Silva in Hayward January 1950
In Hayward January 12 1950 femues fivpar Silva wife of Augusto Silva of San Lorenzo and Clarelice B Silva of Hayward Marian Jasner Lowise Pereira and Emly Amaral of Centerville a charter member of the SPR S.1. Conn ci No. Rove M Wasward aged Ts years funeral from Sorensen Pres Chapel Monday January 18 1950 thence to All Saints Church solemn High Mass at 6 20 pm interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery services Sunday evening at 8 o clock
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All Saints Church
Pre Registration Set for Monday in SL Nursery Plan
San Lorenzo Village PTA leads a plan for a cooperative nursery with Mrs. R. M. Black as chair. A pre registration for mothers and children ages 21/2 to 4% will be held Monday morning from 9 to 12 in the Hes perian boulevard school auditorium, with several local parents named helping prepare the program and outreach.
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San Lorenga
Vile
Inge
Auditavium
Hesperian Boulevard
San Lorenzo Village Pta
R. M. Black
Dale V. Walfoon
Hayward Union High
Ulack
Edith Norwich
George Gok
Ann Airwood
Frances Horn
Lillian Artel
Aes
Mining Me Cooperative Plus
Village Veterans First New Members Of VFW Post in ’50
San Lorenzo Village veterans Melvin Lindquist and Richard Brangartner became the first new members to join William Harry Stone Post 4170, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at a meeting in the San Leandro Veterans Memorial Building on Thursday December 5 1949. The end of 1949 saw a 100 percent membership increase since 1943, with Mondini Woods and others honored at a social session and plans for a Valentine event in San Lorenzo Community Center.
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San, Lorenzo Village
Melvin Lindquist
Jiely
Richard Brangartner
Cielo
Joi Wiliam
Harry Stone
Fauvigner
Ruth
Lindquist
Brengartner
San Lorena Post
San Leandro Veterans Memorial Building
Lee Mondii
Tinda
San Lorenzo Village
Burton R. Woods
Sharon Avenas
VW Wolls
Mondini
Wooods
Saturay
Web. IL
San Lovenzo
Harold Bryn
Ideal Post
Eden District Dads Council Talent Show Moves to March
Eden District Dads Council announced a date change for its youth talent show from January 28 to March. Small layouts will be showcased at 8 o'clock Saturday night June 26 in Ashland Auditorium, with 30 acts already chosen for the district event.
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Eden
Dads Council
Eden District
Ash— Land
Movie Timetable Listings From Multiple Theaters
The page lists show times for Lorenzo Hayward and Ruz theatres with titles such as Ichabod and Me Toad Sword in the Desert Roseanna McCoy Oh You Beautiful Dull Everybody Does St Baby Makes There And Baby Makes There Great Lover and Albuquerque plus a note that Dr and Mrs J Sterling Ballard of Castro Valley returned Monday from a winter trip.
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Lorenzo
Ichabod
Toad
Roseanna McCoy
Hayward
Albuquerque
RUZ
J. Sterling Ballard
Castro Valley
Shun
Birthday Puppeteer Brings Joy at Roger Frink Party
At 228 Grant San Lorenen Village, Roger Frink's friends celebrated with a puppet show titled Claw Square Dance led by his grandmother Mrs Minn Volden and sister Rose-Mar. Puppets entertained while two films Woodpecker and Calgary Cowboy were screened. Guests included Rose-Mariy Prink, Rog er Strohlein, Jonathan Sandova, Jim Clements, and others as cake and favors circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Honore Roger Frink
Grant
San Lorenen Vilage
Minn Volden
Rose-Mar
Folde
Paul Pvink
William Graham Funeral Rites Held in Pieasailan
William Graham 74 of Ashland and Hayward family ties had funeral rites this afternoon in Pieasailan. A retired deputy and former Peasanton fire chief, he ran a general store for over 40 years and retired from the sheriff’s office in March 14% as division chief. Survivors: widow Ann Graham of Ashland, son Donald of Oakland, daughter Jean Van Hoboken of The Netherlands, a brother Charles, four grandchildren. Burial at the TOOF cemetery in Livermore.
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William Graham
Ashland
Hayward
Pieasailan
Alisal
Foand AM
Graham
Short
Peasanton
Sheriff's Office
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Today's quotation list from the Poultry Producers of Central California shows Numid at 49 for large eggs 45 for large, 40 for medium, 99 for small, and 42 for standard. Live fowl prices include broilers under 244 hours at 25-27 cents, 244 to 9 pounds at 25-27, over 3 pounds at 23-24, light horns under 4 pounds at 16-17, over 4 pounds at 17-18, and rosters colored 4 pounds and above at 23-24.
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Central
California
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Judith Velez
the Daily Review
Nas
Betty Clark Sparks
AM Cott Aten
Tayward Alamintie
Malley
Universaliut Froational
Dana Andrews
Marta Toren
Sebu
Paramount Presents Tech
Robert Ftllows
John Saree
Randolph Scott
Mary Augustine
Hayward Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Lucerne
Cantinous Daily Sar. & Sun
Hope A
Emi Ming
Gien Sier Also
Eos
Don Barry
Marjonie
Matin Shoal
Pate
Lie Runyon
Myr
Roy Runyon
Beatty Street
Louis Benalt
Hames
Henvil
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Brive
Marlin
Pulliman School
Dimond
Nive Lynn Mart
Brice Martin
Bealty Street
Kan
Barry
Carl O'Neill
Dent al Wondeow
Wil
Pal School
Richmond
Michael O'Neill
Manzanas
Sen Leandi
Janice Umpball
Jamies Campbell
Maripusa
Waller School
Orion
Joseph Clark Rhodes
Joseph Rhodes
Prado
Ie Dent
Bay Terrace
Vallejo
Ifialek Harsha
Harsha
Lith Avenue
Woodrow Wilson
Oaklimt
Jeanine Carol Duerr
Angus Dupre
Vin Alamitos
McKinley School
Sh. Louis
Daughtenuerr
Nancy Merde Buerr
August Asiding
Via Alamitos
St. Louis
Charles Allen Nhysm
A. OW. Nash
Webster School
Alace
Arthur Reichert
Longfellow
Americanism Legion Post
Paas
Ivan Houck
Gene
Rutherford Lesher
Placerville
George Black
Grass Valley
Norman Sebeid
Barbara Mwjarpe
Athen Munnks
Patty No
Morosco
George Ball
Akin Tamioff
Miss Grant
William Hilden
Fim Hall
Citea
VFW Post
Lorenzo A UR Te
Dane Andrews
Marts Toren Schabod
MR. Toad
Walt Disney
Sun, Mon, & Tues
Farlay Grainger
Jon Frans
Oh, You Beautiful Doll
June Hever
Mack Stevens
MR. Lei Swils
Almand Jane
Everybody Does
Lindy Darnall
Paul Douglas
Black Midnight Reddy Mcdowall - Lyg Thomas
Baby Makes
Robert Young
Barbare Halo Without Honor
Jerraina Day
Dane I Clark
Hale
Gale Davis
Sign of the Wolf
Michael Whalan
Grace Bradley
Starlite Cafe
Marshall & Vera
Southern Fried
Dublin Blvd
Hiway
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