Groundbreaking Moves Forward for San Lorenzo High School Plant
Groundbreaking ceremonies marked the start of construction for the San Lorenzo High School campus on Asti land avenue near Lowelling boulevard. The initial plant, budgeted at 860,000 dollars, will include basic classrooms for 800 to 1,200 students and is slated to open in September.
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George Lundgren
Ister
He Hayward Union High
Foyt High School
California
San Lorenzo Artion High School
Astiland Avenue
Lowelling Boulevard
Henry Brune
San Lorenz Hewest
We Howdo
Francis Dinudy
Jasin Apaikor
Dunn
Die
Arpa
San Lorange High School
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Tu Maywart Ubton High School
Tristeas Phin Yew Achaels
Castry Valing
Jnnoutty Taysyarcd
Strike at S. L. Chrysler sparks job walkout near By pitt
About 1,000 members of Local 844 San Leandro, United Auto Workers, walked out at the S. L. Chrysler plant. Pickets formed around the plant and air traffic halted as officials and workers debated production duties. A blimp advertising a Hughes product landed at a nearby harbor, drawing officials’ attention as authorities planned to keep watch for days.
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Ban Keane
Pitt
Wetheah Park
CIO
United Auto Worriars
Moian Soma
San Leandro
Wielbaat
Finever
Whiteside
Mdedin
Merkel
Additions to All Schools Proposed by Hayaward Board
Hayaward elementary school board authorized architect Ayn Anderson and Simonds to begin plans for classroom additions at WW Sehnabs district. Anticipates favorable action on the $550,000 bond issue. District must provide housing for 200 additional pupils by Oct. 1951. Present enrollment 3,700. Added classrooms planned at Kindersgir Ten, Pacific primary busing moved to Mary site, renovations to janitor's room, and Higgins WHE workshop.
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Ty Ai
Hayaward
Anderson
Simonds
Sehnabs
Nellon
Orkind Close
Eloth
Close
Pacific
Mury
1 500 000 Workers Get Pay Raise by Government Order
Washington dispatch reports 1 500 000 workers receive higher wages under the revised wage hour law signed by President Truman. The raise lifts the minimum from 40 to 75 cents an hour, affecting about 22 million workers in interstate commerce. The changes tighten child labor rules, curb industrial homework, aid back wages lawsuits, and clarify overtime pay definitions.
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Washington
Truman
Labor Department
Stuman
Merchants Back Water Celebration
Local merchants back a city water celebration to mark the completion of a new project. Plans include an aquacade and flower festival plus downtown street decorations and merchandising promotions. The Hayseed area chamber of commerce and Ward Development commission sponsor the event with a budget of 5800.
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Leral
Marvel Lawl
Heteh Metchy Treqmedyet
Roger Andersen
Hayseed Area
Cour Morce
Thay- Ward
Lions Present Dual Resuscitator To Ashland Fire Dept
Fire Chief Lasior Olivera and Lions official Fred Bennett exchange banners as the Midway Lions Club presents a dual resuscitator and assorted first aid equipment valued around 600 dollars. Funds came from public subscriptions raised for an Ashland ambulance. Photo by Herman Duncan shows Lions president provide Bowie, past president, and Attorney Stanley Block alongside.
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Fred Bennett
Midway Lions Club
Lasior Olivera
Ashland Fire Department
Lions Club
The
Bulance
Ashland
Bowie and
Olivera
Herman Duncan
Provident
Pave Baoby
Stanley Block
Kent Sindie
Paula's Idea Raises Eight Graders Aid for Polio Victims
Eight grade students at David J. Martin School in San Lorena Village presented a fundraiser to support the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Paula and classmates organized a bazaar that drew parents and friends, raising about 100 dollars to aid polio victims.
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Darrel
B. Parkin
March of Dimes
Paula Healey
Barney Healey
David E. Marfin
Suite Masilyn Pimentel
Marjorie Pimentel
Ernest Pimentel
Marjorie
Pollo
Children’s Hospital
San Francisco
Paula
Polio Fund
Roberts & Gorneri Studios
Martin
Village
Darrel Parkins
Lievaveitd
Netional Foundation
Paihia Tentay
Yeade
David J. Martin Sehonl
San Lorena Village
Mary
Barney Healty
Hier Teicher
Danial Beta
Sehenpringia
Robert Marcil
Anhoureer
Bauhki
Sun Sea
Sion
Selon
Polin
Marilyn Pimentel
Marilyn
Waitresses to Street for Polio Drive in Hayward
Waitresses from Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union join March of Dimes campaign in Hayward. They will stand at downtown street corners Saturday noon to 2 pm with wishing wells, inviting passers by to contribute to the polio appeal. The drive supports Marilyn, a local child in hospital, whose recovery is noted with hopeful medical updates and community backing.
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Huby Hall
Hayward
Shin
Villaga
Haywant
Marilyn
Funes
Dehn Marchant
Spalin
Petitions for Castro Valley Incorporation Move to Board
Petitions for the incorporation of Castro Valley head to the board of supervisors Thursday. Attorney George Phillips says Alan Grimes will present them to the board five days sooner than planned. The county clerk will later determine if signatures meet the 25 percent parcel and valuation thresholds for an election. The committee aimed to avoid the 1950 tax roll changes and curb added parcels.
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Castro Valley
Board
George Frillips
Dhillips
Alan Grimes
Lécsise
Soriat Janssen
Committee For Incorporation of
Killips
Buen
Thian
Phillips
Paseo Grande Property Backed for San Lorenzo Library Site
The Paseo Grande property is set to house the San Lorenzo branch library after a 49 year lease at $1 annually to the county. A land swap with Greenwood Corporation and Homes Association cleared the final site on Paseo Grande between the Community Center and San Lorenzo Fire Station. Supervisors will study the lease legality and inspect the site before final approval, with the current branch in inadequate quarters on Hesperian Boulevard near The Four Corners.
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Pasco Grande
San Lorenzo
County Board of Supervi Int
Willig Tomes Association
George Janszen
The
Homes Association
Greenwood Es'paration
San Lorenzo Village
Paseo Grande
Association
Greenwold Corporation
Community Center Park
Hesperian Boulevard
Board of Supervisors
Any Homes Association
Walter KR. Bawnann
Greenwood Corporation
Marvin Richardson
the Homes Association
Villaze
Davssen
San’ Lorenzo
Beanch
Richardson
Greenwood
Aod San Lorenzo
Board of Diyucters
Douglas Dunning
County Library
Zoning Meeting in Valley Thursday
Castro Valley residents learn about zoning at an open meeting Thursday at Castro Valley grammar school. County planning consultant Ronald Campbell and planning engineer John Jay Thomas will represent the county, with Eden township commissioner J. DeBernardi also in attendance.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valles Arama School
Pan
Businessmeni's
Sociariat
Ronald Campnell
John Jay Thomas
J. DeBernardi
Eden Township
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