Optimist Club Plans First Meeting and Charter
The San Leandro Optimist club sponsors a May yard charter party on August 6 at Sandia's with Tay ward as a proposed new club. Lee Lemon, Hayward area liaison, expects large attendance and notes membership eligibility for any local business or professional, aiming to support youth programs and civic projects. Hayward will join Optimist International's 20th district as plans for a boys home materialize.
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Sandia’s
Lemon
Optimist
Inerne- Yona
Llayward Club
Ural
San Leandro Optimist
Maysyard Club
Sandra's
Lemeon
Tany
Hayward Area
Optimist International
J Wagar Hoover
Lemon Sail
Hayward
Haywatdl
Oplameel. International
Dude Martin Dance Slated by JTaywhid Sportsmen Board
Harry Zimmer hosted the directors for an executive session on plans for a dance on August 9 at the Newer h pavilion. Tickets were distributed to board members as the event drew an expected crowd with local dancers, led by Dude Martin and Jas wang, amid countywide ticket availability concerns.
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Harry Zimmer
Cannery
Jtaywhid Sportsmen's Club
Eamime
Dude Martin
Jaswang
H Pavilion
Puny
Secretiny CW
Wilsun
Mis Giles
Munthurs
Fred Ware
Reg Calhoun
John de Muy
Dave Fy
Walt Gunn
Hayy Bummer
Ant
Wilson
Danes
Chaiman
Louie Caldera
Bonds Cash Washington Subcommittee Approves Dormitory Leave Bonds
A Washington panel approved a registration allowing the issuance of dormitory leave bonds after September. The action comes from the house aimed services subcommittee as it moves to fund campus housing and related facilities.
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Washington
House
Mines Return to Private Owners After Government Takeover
Washington reports that the government resumes private control of coal mines after ending the Smith Connally era. About 400000 United Mine Workers members face uncertain futures as 250000 miners walked out earlier. Industry layoffs rise, with 20000 steel workers affected. no contract by noon EDT ends government operation. John L Lewis may strike a deal with private owners before miners resume work.
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United Mine Workers
AFL
Nan Gee
Steel Industrry
Snuth-Connally
UMW
J. A. Krug
Ead
Man Company
Seciet G
Ther
John L. Livis
Ashland Improvement Club Plans Monthly Meeting
The Ashland Improvement Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Ashland School, per president Mrs Josephine Mayes. With vacation period, one meeting will be held and no program is planned, and members are urged to attend.
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Ashland Improvement Club
Ashland
Josephine Mayes
Mayes
Labor Secretary Seeks Resume of Coal Talks with UMW Leader
Secretary of Labor Low B. Schwellenbach aimed to move Lewis and the United Mine Workers toward a formal resumption of contract talks after a recent breakdown. Reports indicate growing readiness among private mine owners to return to private labor agreements, as UMW officials push for a Lab contract.
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Low B. Schwellenbach
Lewis
Opersors
Operdinis
UMW
New Juvenile Home Urged for County Reform
A citizen committee urged abandoning the old 18th and Poplar Street Juvenile detention site and building a new cottage type hall on 25 to 30 acres of the Farmont hospital property. The plan includes separate units for girls and boys, a service building, gym, and a court room, with an architect to draft expansion-ready plans.
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Fairmont
Board of Supervisors
Lath
Poplar
Sarmont Hospital
Evra W. Deed
Eat
Rem
T. Phat
Poplar Street
New Hall
Farmont Hospital
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Board of Supervisor's Commission
Civic Center Probation
Thas
Creedy
Hayward Merchants Meet At Noon Lunch Session
The Hayward Merchants and Fenton will meet at noon for luncheon and a business session at the Green Shutter bowl. A full report on the passing matter will be presented, followed by discussion. President Edward C Massu announces the chief item on the agenda.
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Hayward
Fenton
Edward C Massu
Complete Deadlock in Paris Conference Told by French
Paris dispatches report a complete deadlock in the foreign ministers talks over Soviet participation in an all Europe reconstruction program. Bevin and Bidault push for swift agreement while Molotov resists, with a Wednesday deadline seen as possible.
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U.P
Ernest Bevin
V. M. Molotov
Gay
Molotov
Bevin
Georges Bidault
William Ridsdale
Foreign Office
Didault
Molan
Mololoy
Alameda County Official Wins Educational Honor Scholarship
Paul A. Giehhan, director of audio visual education in Alameda county schools, is among 100 recipients of an audio visual education scholarship for summer study. The award comes from Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, affiliate of the University of Chicago. He studies at the University of California with a course running June 23 through August 2.
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Paul A. Giehhan
Od Lindensleet
Alameda County
Encyclopaedia Brittanica Films
University of Chicago
Liebhart
University of Californy
Merchants to Hear Parking Meter Report
Merchants association schedules Tuesday noon briefing at the Kneen Shutter hotel on a committee’s review of Hayward parking meters. The panel, formed two months ago to assess impacts on business, will also hear a report on the success of the Bummer Jubilee, which concluded Saturday.
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Hayward
Yenetil Merchants Association
Kneen
Alan
Deafened people may hear clearly with Beltone device
A compact hand sized hearing aid approved by the American Medical Association aids thousands to hear sermons, music, and conversation. No battery pack or bulging case needed, and users can adjust tone themselves. Beltone offers a free descriptive booklet and home demonstrations from Chicago.
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Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
Dept
West Mth
Chicago 3
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Village Girl Earns University Degree in Washington D C
Miss Almaean Tolan of San Larcino village earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education at George Washington University. The ceremony honored graduates as nearly zero students received degrees while John W Snyder, secretary of the Treasury, received an honorary Doctor of Laws. Edith Cook Snyder was among the degree recipients.
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Alma-ean Tolan
John H. Tolan
Coches
San Larcino Village
George Washinton University of
Provision of Cold Elven Water for Livestock
The text urges supplying cold elven fresh water for livestock at all times. It notes that evening and morning watering is insufficient to keep the animals healthy and hydrated.
Peabody Radio Awards Established in 1940
The George Foster Peabody Radio awards began in 1940 to perpetuate the legacy of George Foster Peabody, a benefactor and life trustee of the University of Georgia.
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George Foster Peabody Radio Awards
George Foster Peabody
University of Georgia
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