Recreational Needs Discussed by Alameda Group
Eleven representatives from Clearelston, Livermore, Alvarado, Niles, Newark and Hayward met in Hayward as a sub committee of Alameda County for Juvenile Delinquency Prevention. Led by Mrs. John T Mayrs, the group will map recreation needs to support the county program and will study services across education health welfare and community organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Cleasarton
Livermore
Alvarado
Niles
Newark
Conmur Niles
Alameda County
A.T. Shing
John T Mayrs
Lee Realy
Ward Publicbrary
Fey
Mre
W. B. Peterman
PTA
Bulford Bush
Harmony Festival Sell-Out Likely in Hayward Benefit Event
A large Harmony Festival is expected to sell out in Hayward on February as a Sunrise School fundraiser. SPFBSQSA members note festival sponsors and a northern California chorus will perform in a song parade at 8 pm. Festival tickets are available at multiple local stores and newspapers offices in Hayward, Castro Valley, San Lorenzo, and nearby towns.
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Hayward
Sunrise School
Spfbsqsa
Tne
Cilifouis
Hayward High
The
Daily Review
Ayrward
Chabot Hardware
Castro Valley
San Leones Sun-Journal
San Lorenzo Village
Greeneate
Ashe Land
Mrs Audibert Dies. Rites Set for California Resident
Mrs Maggie Audibert, an 80 year old California resident for 60 years, died at Hayward Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at Garden Chapel of the Pratt-Kl ier Mortuary, IMC Street, Hayward, with interment in Sunset Cemetery, Richmond. She was born in Syracuse New York and was the widow of Charles Audibert. Survivors include two daughters, Mesdamnos Reulah Ro and Laura Lilly of Castro Valley. Memorial contributions may be made to cancer research funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrastro Valli — Punedites
Maggie Audibert
California
Pratt-Klierl Mortuary
Imc Street
Hayward
Sunset Cemetery
Richmond
Audibert
Castro Valley Boulevard
Hayward Hospital
Aihess
Syracuse
Yoshi
Charles’ Audibert
Mesdamnos
Reulah Ro
Laura Lilly
Castro
Heart of Cancer Research Funds
Local Egg Market Prices From Contra California Producers
Local egg market prices from the Poultry Producers of Contra California list various classifications for eggs and poultry. Included are numbers for large medium and small eggs, live poultry categories such as broilers and fryers, and weights for roosters and hens. The report reads like a journal of fluctuating prices across many egg and poultry categories with several weight and type distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contra California
Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich
A fragmentary note references Warren Goodrich and telephoning, urging memory checks and inviting parties to dine. The text hints at dialing numbers and Pacific Telephone, but details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Goodrich
Pacific Telephone
World War III Is Here Says Former China Faculty Member
Dr RR Gordon Apnow warned of looming global conflict at the Leaning for Life seminar in Hayward. The former West China Union University faculty member urged China’s UN admission and renewed East Asian ties. About 375 attendees attended dinner and discussion groups on world affairs and religion led by scholars including Dr Portia Bell Hume and Rev Verne A Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hayward
Gordon Apnow
Fden Congregational Elnuch
Agnew
Chris
West China Union University
Changtu
United Nations
Par East
Latin America
Stella Larson
Nev. Whitfield
R. F. Winkelman
Verne A. Robinson
Mothers Will March In Polio Drive In Alameda County
More than 2000 volunteers from 36 PTA units and local clubs in Southern Alameda County plan a Mothers March1 Patio event at 7 pm next Thursday to back the March of Dimes polio drive. The fundraiser aims to net about 5100 in Alameda County to support polio victims and campaign efforts. Hayward headquarters coordinate with Walter Domingen as general chairman for the local drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Alameda County
Harry Hook
Monther
Mach of Dimes
PTA
Phoebe& Hearst Council
Mooke
Ueir
Walter Doiningen
March of Mines
Hayward Ares
Death Notice Udidert in Hadard January 29 1952
The death notice records the passing of Charles Ambert in Hadard on January 29. Invited are the mother Mia and others, with memorials requested in lieu of flowers. Funeral services are to be held at Tuneel cemetery in Richmond on Friday, February 25, 1952.
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Udidert
Hadard
Vine
Wudibesl
Bedu
Charles Ambert
Jay
Mia
Mewlah Honan
Abe
Lass
Audie
Kary
C. Stranl
Avieard
Frithy
San
Vermient
Tuneel
Richmond
Hayes
Tiende
Ty Wu
Canery
Tye
300 to Attend Dinner Honoring Judges
A capacity crowd of Alameda County Bar Association guests is expected at tonight's Municipal Court Dinner at 7 p.m. at Villa Lorenzo. Arthur Donovan, president, will introduce honored guests Judges Thomas Latter Foley and Gerald P. Copal.
Empire Boosters Hear Woodard at Hayward Luncheon
Empire Boosters of Hayward Area chamber announce John M. Woodard of Foster Kleiser as guest speaker for the Green Shutter Coffee shop luncheon. Bowman presides as the luncheon closes. A planning committee for the second annual Syward area Business Forum on Creative Selling will meet with Bud Veron as chair. Calvin Rule reports on the program committee and details at five sessions starting Feb 20 featuring Marin Cherry, sales training specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Boosters Club
Hayward Area
Chamber of Commer
John M. Woodard
Foster-Kleiser
Lomurrow
Green Shutter
Woodard
Parks Air Force Base Blood Drive Reaches 110 Pints
At Parks Air Force Base an Armed Marcus Blood Donor program collected 110 pints of whole blood for Korea casualties. January total rises to 260 pints with plans for another Red Cross Mobile unit visit in mid February.
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Parks Air Force Base
Red Cross
Gabrielson Forecasts War Policy as GOP Issue
Los Angeles report quotes Guy G. Gabrielson national GOP chairman predicting the 1952 platform will attack administration handling of the Korean War as a stalemate with many lives sacrificed. He notes high taxes bureaucratic control and IRS corruption as other likely planks and urges a GOP president with a GOI congress to curb bureaucracy or risk betraying the people.
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Los Angeles
U.2
Guy G. Gabrielson
National Republican Party
Gabrielson
Chicago
Korea
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
Slow Down Before Curves Advised By Auto Club
The National Automobile Club warns drivers to reduce speed before entering curves on open roads. Excessive speed can cause loss of vehicle control and typically leads to serious accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automobile Club
A. Wile
Board approves flood zone plan amid local concerns near Alvarado
The county board authorized rapid progress on flood control south of Zone 2 to establish Zone 5 and other zones. Local residents and groups urged timely action while opponents argued waters from outside the zone should not be included. Mule Civic Club backs Zone 3 before Feb 1, while Oakland attorney submits a 40-signature petition against extending the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisers
Flood Central District
John A. Rattikin
Alvarado
Alameda Creek
Patterson By-Pass
Crowle
Bartell
Board of Supervisors
Mule Civic Club
Sally Attacian
Aslatian
Immadiai
Jack Cook
Valls Vista
Ruus
Mt. Aden
Oakland
Oliver Brothers
Mt. Eden
Knowland: Russia seeks to bring Japan into Communist orbit
Los Angeles Senator William F. Knowland warned that Russia aims to pull Japan into the communist orbit by hook or by crook. He said Soviet power in Asia would threaten free Asia, complicate peace with Japan, and align Japan with the communist world if a prompt treaty is not signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William F. Knowland
Russia
Japan
California Republican
Stalin
Knowland
India
Indonesia
Pakistan
Philippines
Free Asia
Bay Area Council Plans 1952 Annual Dinner
Oakland area PG&E district manager W H Park announced the Bay Area council will hold its 1952 annual dinner February 26 at the Palace hotel in San Francisco. Park serves as vice president of the council for Alameda county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
W. H. Park
Ahameda County
Bay Area Council
Palace Hotel
San Franciso
Park
Pg&e
Oak
Community backs swift action on zoning project
Crowle, Maynard resident and Carpenters union head Les Williams praised the Board of Supervisors for their statesmanlike handling of the zoning matter. W. B. Hubbard supported no delay, and Kenneth McKensey urged the project proceed, echoing neighbor support that the zone must go through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowle
Les Willams
Maynard
Carpenters Union
Board of Supervisors
W. B. Hubbard
Hayward
Kenneth McKensey
Rous Jane
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SAC
M. Audibert
Empire
Helena Rubinstein
New York
Helena Rubusteyn
Beauty
Hayward Drug CO
American Airlines
Convair
Elizabeth
N. J
Jin
Manning
Florence Barlman
Sheila
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Red Goose
Penaljo
Debs
Winthrop
Johansen
Crosby Square
Crosby
Oxfords
Thisher
Si. Hayward
Ritz Theatre
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