Aap Arnold Appraisal of Gen Spaatz on Hap Arnold Heroic Air Power
Gen Henry H. Arnold's contribution to air power is praised by Carl Spaatz who recounts Arnold’s drive to forge strategic air warfare. The piece highlights Arnold’s leadership from Mar Field through World War II and his stubborn resolve to overcome obstacles, shaping the Air Force’s rise and Allied victory.
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Arnold
Gen. Spaatz
Henry H. Arnold
Carl Spaatz
Toeooy
Spaatz
Air Force
U.S. Air Forces
Aftica
Europe
Inter
Pacific
Army
Washington
U.hi
Gilly Mitch
Cen
Henry Jr
Arndale
Tap
Hap
Mar Field
Calif
Los Angeles
March Field
Nesin
Somenander
Cal. Arnold
Mander
Spel Chance
Amy
Wheelhaw ‘Ik
Greenland
Hap Arnold
New Neighborhood Commissioners Named for Boy Scouts
Albert H Atwood district commissioner for the Southern district announced five new neighborhood commissioners in the Hayward Castro Valley area. William Gubbins an insurance broker was named Bayvard commissioner. Chabbins leads Castro Valley Cub Pack 4 and Castro Valley Troops. Wavoki Wiseman of Castro Valley is appointed Troops 2 and 12 commissioner. Paul W Wiseman is a veteran Scouter Thornton Hayward named East Hayward commissioner. J A Mendonen appointed Hayward Optimist club troop gun post commissioner. Earl Menimete serves Higchnil Lions club pack troop and post.
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Albert H. Atwood
Boy Scouts
Hayward
Castro Valley
Willian Gubbins
Bayavaad
Chabbins
Casto Valley
Wavoki Wiseman
East Hayward
Atwood
J. A. Mendonen
Warren Optimistic On Outlook for New State Taxes in 50
Sacramento report says Earl Warren backs new state taxes if needed to balance the 1950-51 budget. He noted income and expense figures for the year are not yet totaled and warned measures would require legislative approval in March. A $33 million potential gap was noted by analysts.
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Warren
Sacramento
Crow
Earl Warren
Abel
Imildine
Begonia Society to Hear Parish at January Meeting
The Southern Alamedia county branch of the Begonia Society opens the New Year with an 8 pm meeting at the church hall. Dorothy Bayliss, co founder of the Toea) bravely group, is installed as president. A. T. Parish, a noted begonia grower and charter member, speaks on soil prep to seed and tuber bloom. All interested in begonia growing are welcome.
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Alamedia County
Ame! Begonia Society
Dorothy Bayliss
Toea
A. T. Parish
Sunateiur
Two veteran groups press Congress on WWI bonus
Washington U P reports Veterans of Foreign Wars renews its bonus push while AmVets for World War II endorses the measure for the first time. Leaders urge passage with a 1000 bonus plus 30 for wounds, and House committee chair Rankin promises prompt action despite other veterans' protests. The article also notes opposition to Hoover Commission VA reforms.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Veterans of Foreign Wars
AmVets
Jhirold Russell
House
Hassell
Clyde A. Lewis
YEW
Billy
John, Rankin
D. Miss
Couranttoe
Hoover Commission
Veterans Administration
Commission
Foothill School Mothers Club Plans Whist Party
Foothill School Mothers Club will host a public whist party at the old Markham school with many prizes donated by mothers and merchants. Tickets are available from Mrs. V. H. Galbraith and Mrs. Stanley Pachenca. Proceeds will fund a web fund or needed items. The program committee, led by Mrs. Hosick, with Principal Charles F. Kenney, and Mesdaines Fischer, Galbraith, Livanos, and others, will oversee arrangements. Coffee and cake will be served by a list of named volunteers.
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Foothill
CP. Helyar
Pleasence Raymer
Bess Southworth
Helen Clark
Huth Pimentel
Hea Starke
Norma Shana- Ku
State Allocates 850000 for New California Fair Site
Sacramento report states the state will pay 850000 for a new fair site northeast of Sacramento between the American River and the north Sacramento Freeway. The property owners are Mr and Mrs Robert Swanston Sr and Jr. The site was approved by the state public works board months ago and funded by the 1947 legislature.
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Sactramento
U.R
Easter Seal Sale Aids Crippled Children Plan In Alameda
Easter Seal campaign runs March 9 to April 9 in Alameda County with honorary chairman Gordon A. Woods and chair Mrs J G Mais ham leading efforts. The drive supports medical care, education, and rehabilitation for disabled children with about 70 percent of funds staying locally. The guild president, Mrs Kenneth Th Stoddard, notes the program benefits both local and California children and urges community generosity.
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Alameda County
Gordon A. Woods
Kenneth Th. Stoddard
Thindicapped and Crippled Children's Guild of
Allmedia County
California
Mr. Stoddard
Caleifornia
Seal Yipalen
Mra Stocklare
Eimph
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Willoughby
Ohio
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France
Haven
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Hudson
Castro Street
America
Pasemaker
Hudson Gealers
Deterra Motors
Lucerne
KLE Strom
Hesperian
San Lorenzo Nunes and
Castro Valley Blvd
Stokely Catsup
Folgers
Birdseye
Grand Island
Campbells Soup
Minute Maid Frozen
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Sunkist
Texas
Turkeys
Bono Meat CO
San Lorenzo Village
New York
Young Toms
LO Ins
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Wesher
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