California workers gain more vacation rights in recent years
A survey by the California Division of Labor Statistics and Research found that 1,500 union contracts show liberalized vacation terms. Two-week vacations after one or two years are common, with rising long-service provisions and occasional extra holidays. Major industries include printing, petroleum refining, and transportation. The study notes regional differences, with Los Angeles showing more generous terms than San Francisco Bay Area.
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California
Paul Scharrenberg
Pho
Division of Labor Statistics
Department of Industrial Relations
Auyeice
Bo -Ubur
Nation Pictures
Local Socials and Updates From Economy and Sousa Store
MR AND MRS MORVINS SEMBAUM and MRS MAE DUTRA plan a Los Angeles buying trip for Economy departments. Los Angeles dealer Gack Loray returns home with spring Cal- Mi plans. JIMINEZ JR, son of Fireman Jiminez, marks his second birthday this weekend at home. Syeanor Market remodel nears completion with fresh paint and new front. BATBANA PANTON, daughter of Vance Paton, amid Aly Salts fourth grade news. Chinchilla makes appearance at Oakland Cat Show. WALLIS BATSON, 287 Gastro, Hayward, enlisted in U S Navy Reserve via city hall recruitment. assigned to inactive Naval Reserve, WW II veteran with Pacific Theater service.
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Morvi NS. Sembaum
Mae Dutra
Department of Economy
Sousa
Los Angeles
Mayt Jiminez JR
Hayy
Mact
Jiminez
Elebr
Gfmuen
AML Hat Ik Hacking
Batbana Panton
Vance Pat
Russell Way
Aly Salts
Oakland
Wallis Jams Batson
Hayward
Calif
U. S. Navab
City Hall
Pate
U. S. Avanta
U. 4 Grimes
Instructors Visit Chemical Plant
Mrs. Helen Silver of Hayward High School led a school and husband on a tour of Trend California’s Agacuican Potash Corp. visit. The group studied minerals and a display in the chemistry roll. A later note highlights Chamïon poppy maker at a VA hospital making 190000 paper flowers over ten years.
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Helen “Silver
Death Valley
Silga
Bedford
Mass
Veterans Administration Hospital
Herry
States Hike Existing Taxes in 1949 Amid Revenue Need
A federation report notes 21 of 46 legislatures raised at least one major existing tax in 1949, with 16 boosting motor fuel taxes and 10 raising various other levies. California Delaware Georgia Massachusetts Minnesota New York Vermont Wisconsin increased income taxes, while Maryland cut its. Several states raised sales, cigarette, or liquor taxes. Kansas legalized alcohol sales after repealing Prohibition.
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Chicago
District of Columbia
Florida
Delaware
Kansas
Washington, D. C
California
Georgia
Massachuseus
Minnesota
New York
Vermont
Wisconsin
Maryland
Nevada
Montana
Nebraska
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Missouri
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Indiana
Connecticut
Florilia
Marssachusetts
New Mexican
Teoreit
Washington
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Columbia
Overon
Oakland Tech High School to Host Modern Dance Demonstration
Advanced modern dance 4 students from Hayward high will attend a lecture at Oakland Tech High School in collaboration with Teed is modern dance class. Mrs Adie Davison Hayward high's instructor will present problems for change form. Goenie Livanos leads arrangements with committee members Barbar Nelson Gerry Dancer and others coordinating correspondence transportation and setup.
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Hayward High School
Oilland Technical High School
Adie Davison
Hayward High
Hayware
Goenie Livanos
Barbar Nelson
Gerry
Dureghf Plagg
Carel Friedman
Lou Stoul
Louise Straud
Marlon Watking
Foreign students from six continents at Smith College
In Northampton Massachusetts a Smith College event highlights the international student presence with representations from six continents. The gathering features 52 foreign students and emphasizes global diversity on campus.
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Northampton
Mass
U.P
Ats Smith
Civil Air Patrol Scouts Moonshine Still Patrol
A Civil Air Patrol unit of 15 planes offered its services to support moonshine suppression by spotting hidden stills from the air. The effort followed the end of the war as authorities sought new methods to curb illicit distilling.
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Sheen
Civil Air Patrol
Planca
San Lorenzo Girl Scouts Plan Stage Play and Activities
San Lorenzo Brownies rehearse a mini stage show The Thyeg Boars with dolls on a frak boxtors set The Three Bears will be performed as lessons continue. They organized donations to a needy family and held a Christmas party at the Girl Scout cabin. Mothers plan meetings and troop leaders change as Sunset Brownies gain new leaders and celebrate milestones.
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Brownies
Thyeg Boars
San Lorenzo Brownies
Henrietta Giordang
Phillips
Rol
Carol Vanden Burg
Charlene Grandon
Jervilynn Phillips
Gail Nornady
Wey
Jan
Tichusat Lander
Meekland Ayumi
Sunset Brownies
Vhans
No L. Fults
Theo
Sunset Brownie Tyogo Jd
Pulls Hs
Sunset School
John Willis
Laurel Avenue
Tod
Motthers
Mothers of
My. Geo'ge
Sal Lorenzo
San Lorenz
Athene Cain
Hayward Memorial Park
Chrishmes Se
Linda Berman
Barbara McClellan
Darlene McKean
Sandra Cartwright
Robert Russo
Daneseth Carlson
Charlene Galletti
Pat Award
Marian Kiley
Carol Lawson
Cid
Ny- Higa
Tear 15
Heth Cel Hive
Cub Scout Exposition Set for February 6 to 12
Hayward Lions club hosts Southern District Cub Scout Exposition at Burbank school Pel. The event runs Feb 6 12 with a parade on Feb 4 and booths Feb 8 to 10. Proceeds support unit activities and scout skills education for youths.
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Hayavared Lions Lib
Burbende School
He Farlieth Amive
Scoutings
Metush
Elie
Lions Eru
Jag
Aick Kidtles
Ben Lamkin
Wilki Hayman
Joseph Church
Ialihage
Hieletts
Insurance for ages 60 to 85 marketed locally
An old advertisement targets men and women aged 60 to 85 offering hospital insurance for a few cents. It claims coverage for accidents and illness, promises a free inspection with no obligation, and notes agents will not call. The ad lists Old American Insurance Co and a Kentay Clay address.
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Old American Lasteance Co
Kentay Clay
Lions Hear San Leandro Spelunker Speaker at Hayward Luncheon
Charles Erffenbeel of San Leandro spoke to the Hayward Lions at Green Shutter hotel about speleology, Crystal Cave, and legend of its discovery by Indians. He described past explorations, the Durr brothers who dynamited the cave, and plans to reopen the site to locate a lost river.
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Charles Erffenbeel
San Leandro
Durr Brothers
Mexico
Eiflenbeck
Southern California
Spaleology
Dorr
UPPEC Council Honors Supreme President
The UPPEC council held its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. Maria Hosa presiding and Mrs. Rose Lewis serving as chair. Esther Sobral, UPPEC's vice president, spent the evening with the council and received birthday greetings. Plans discussed included a benefit whist at the HS hall Jan. 21 sponsored by the council sewing club. Members have sewed for a year to be used as prizes for the event.
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Council 1
UPPEC
Maria Hosa
Rose Lewis
Esther Sobral
T Ie Council
Council Sewing Club
Cynthi At Costa
California Truck Crops See Decline in Acreage and Value
California truck crop acreage and value fell for the third straight year. Total vegetables and melons in 1949 reached 571,400 acres, with gross value at 279,387,000 dollars, down 24 percent from 1948. Lettuce led with 122,300 acres valued at 81,930,000 dollars. tomatoes valued at 40,496,000 from 18,000 acres.
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Sacramento
California
Martin School Boys Nominated to Lead District Council
Student body representatives from the San Lorenzo district met at the Ashland school cafeteria to nominate officers for the district council. Nominations include Tony Salmon as president with several others named for vice president, secretary, and sergeant at arms with multiple schools represented.
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San Lorenzo
Ashland
Narcises Garcia
Tony Salmon
Bavic Eo Martin
Jerry Mulley
Sunset
Mattox
Donald Rathbone
Village School
Kay Armstrong
Susanne Nundressy
David E
Martin
Jannis Silvevia
Marjorie Anderson
Norman Shiei
Robert Russ
David KE
Kenneth Pierce
Eleanor Madrid
Office of Arpaeafan
Boty 4
Sehiinls
Ace "Rubel Vequy
Sen Loreyra
Sam Wilson
Stanley McDuggall
Sunset We Gibbs
Ashand
Rafipeing
Zachsi Pine
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Boutwell School
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fAcma
Trenn Corey Diller
Institute For Cancer Research
Philadeliia
Astody Hon
Selinee i
San Lorenzo Area
Girl Scout News
Community Chest
Joan Agnew
Phexy
Lorenzo Troop
Basi
sToan
Barbar Smith
Carol Rinker
Lynette Loftus
Hospitihia
John Agnew
John Meanis
Jack Kirkland
Claire Rinker
Leon’ Smith
John Miamis
Ernest Fowler
Qourh Agree
Worvel McKean
San Lovenan Gir
Seoul
Julian Poole
Kern
Henry Carolso
William Howard
Melvin Russo
Malvin McClellian
Jeary Tidwell
Spelunker
Uppec Council
STORK
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Shoe Health Department
Bobbie Comenzind
the Daily Review
Castro ST
Florist
House of Beauty
Florence Billingsley
Til & Evanings
St. LU
K.J.K. Wrecking Co
Niles Read
Pinto’s Fine Foods
Rose & Castro Sts
American Cleaners
Castro St. LU
Kay-Lee
Main St
Jones
Russell
Flowers
Bob" Lucas Corsagat
Ieee
Funveal Dusigne
Peterson
Kay-Lee Millinery Shop
Main St. LU
Burr-Christian Nursery
Medford
St. LA
Hayward Rug Works
Russell Rd
Economy Cab Co
Main Sts. LU
K.T.K. Wrecking Co
Niles Rd
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