Russell City group seeks facts on water and permits
The Eden Council for Civic Unity plans to send a letter posing three Russell City questions to Hayward City Council and county supervisors. The letter asks when water service to Russell City will be completed who issues building permits and why permits may be refused. The group also probes for low rent project information with Public Housing and seeks endorsements from civic groups. The next meeting is August at Bret Harte library room.
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Spennel
Hayward
Eden Council For Civic Unity
Russell City
County Board of Supervisors
Couny
Deat
Chalvin Pant Willetes
Ihen
Treasue
Raussell City
Alsa
Tisyward
Winton Fund
Waterine
Willetts
Eden Council
Mary Warrington
Public Housing Authority
Tlan
Civic Unity
Cal
Orgunleaiens
Republi
Democratic Party
Couneil Wa
Bret Harte
Sewer Rate Continued From Page One Contends
The board discussed sewer charges based on 1849 60 records and a 60 cent rate for 750 cubic feet of water per month. Hospitals and laundries faced revised charges with a 30 cent per unit or 20 cent per washing machine proposal. The panel voted to set a 30 cent per unit rate. Local residents and officials, including Mrs Afee McKinney and James Morton, spoke on debt collection and potential public nuisance.
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Phillips
Gilmore
Boise
Thy
Theodore Kedney
Castro Valley
Kellner
Bonva Hy
Afee McKinney
Fred Howser
James Morton
Kirkbride and Wilton
McKinney
Moston
George Phillips
Nomely Br. M. Whetstone
Beach
ALA
Peterson
Oscar Stark
Ronald Coates
Otto Vink
Everett Wright
John Mancini
Delores Kelly
Af Fine Secrets Wrk
Naval Reservists May Volunteer at Recruiting Station
Naval Reservists may volunteer for six months to one year of active duty at the Naval Recruiting Station at the city hall. Chief E. RR, Martingan, in charge, said reenlistment is possible at the same rate as discharge. Enlistees must be physically qualified for unlimited duty and have at least a year remaining on their present reserve enlistment.
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Naval Reserve
Naval
Wily Hall Licartre
Mattinson
Area Theatres Offers Variety of Crime Dramas and Bomber Picks
The LOARAZO Theatre runs Three Crime Mime and a shoplifter feature. MOTOR MOVIES presents Buccanee Girl, Good Girls Go to Paris with showings at 12 and 12:26 pm and 10:56 pm. ATIS Theatre screens The Chinfighter with 3:22, 6:1 and 10 pm. CHABOT Theatre shows Twelve O Clock High at 10:27 pm and Palomina at 9:14 pm. HAYWARD Theatre presents Never Fear at 2:11, 8:28 and 4 pm, and The Outriders at 3:33, 4:49 and 4 pm.
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Loarazo Theatre
Balping “T
Motor Movies
Paris
Aitz Theatre
Johnny Halliday
Chabot Theatre
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Prices from Poultry Producers of Central California show quotes for various egg sizes and poultry, including large at 46, medium 41, small 41, and leghorne roasters ranging around 21 to 23 with fryers 30 to 31 pounds and other categories like Nulsid at 5. The text also includes garbled terms such as umder 2% Ibn and colored 4 lke.
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Central
California
Korean War Tactics and North Korean Advances
Army reports describe North Korean tactics as effective against American units with repeated penetrations. About 70 tanks were south of the 38th parallel, many destroyed. MacArthur said enemy activity along the east coast rose but remained limited. U S bombers hit highways and rail lines behind enemy lines. fighters supported ground troops as U S Superfortress raids claimed three bombers shot down.
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48Th Parallel
MacArthur
U. S
Briek
Ens
U.S
Fyonghiek
Ichon
Charigju
Sunenay
War fuels broad price hikes across the nation
United Press reports price increases across many goods driven by the Korean War with meat and sugar showing notable spikes. Retailers warn disciplined buying is needed to avoid artificial shortages while bread, coffee, and rayon goods also rise in price in several cities. Hog prices reach 25 a hundredweight in Reaver, the highest since 1948, as sugar climbs in multiple locales.
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United Press
Nalion
Artificia
Reaver
Selena, Mont
St. Louis
Wis
Madison
Columbus
Milwaukee
New Oricany
Charleston
W. Va
Air Force calls 5000 volunteers for Korea mission
SAN FRANCISCO UP American troops prepare to sail aboard the liner American President Gen W I Gordon to Korea with about 1350 officers and men from Camp Stoneman California. The Fourth Air Force says 700 officers and 4900 airmen are needed immediately to reach full strength. Reservists urged to apply at Hamilton Air Force Base or any recruiting station.
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San Francisco
Fourth Air Force Headquarters S
Pan
W. I. Gordon
Military Sea Transport
Suprise
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Gordon
Orival
Hawaii
Japan
Honolulu
Fourth Air Force
Wien
Hamilton
Air Force
Naval Base Force
Pearl Harbor
Knox
Hollister
Navy
Far East
al Alameda
Boxer
Cameron Briggs
Oakland Air Base
Korea
Army Draft Quotas Outlined With Local Boards to Map Inductions
A spokesman outlined ongoing draft quotas and a public release plan similar to World War II. States will set local quotas, sift 1-A men for army physicals, and notify registrants of acceptable classifications with a 10 day appeal window. After notification, a 21 day wait precedes groonings for induction and transport to camps Ft Ord, Ft Dix, Ft Riley, and Fort Knox for training. About 9,790,000 registrants nationwide are involved.
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Army
Ft. Ord
Calif
Ft. Dix
Ft. Riley
Kan
Knox
Phillips Resigns as Attorney for Valley Sanitary District
Diverge Phillips, who has served as attorney for the Castro Valley Sanitary District for four years, submitted his resignation to the board. He asked for a prompt release to spend more time with family and noted examinations for civil service were near completion. The board voted to consider the matter and thanked him as "most energetic and tireless" in his efforts for the district.
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Phillips
Atttorney
Castro Valley Sanitary District
Ne Ty
Ane
Ashland progress report on center by laws and incorporation
Ashland community council hears a progress report on center by laws and incorporation papers as a sub committee reviews plans before state submission. plans call for transferring center funds from the Midway Lions to the new corporation and borrowing 4000 dollars to finish renovations while a 40 resident liability survey begins. a September meeting will hear guest Elton Andrews and a zoning committee review is ordered for fall.
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Ashland Community Center
Eiwin Selby
Ylo
Ashland Community Council
Selby
Ashland
Club
Alabam
Eust 4Th Stream
Commuanity Center Committee
Jis
Tom Fletcher
Community Council
Warren Smith
Eden Camber
Commerce
Arnold G. Luebker
el Partad Improvement Club
Lotis Butts
Willcrest. Knolls Limprovement Club
Louis Sasa
Midway Lions Club
Paul Combs
Pairmonth Terrace Improvement Club
Ranny Gower
Lusvelling Improvement Club
Josephine Mayes
Ashland Community Mother's Club
Te Council
Fletcher
Elton Andrews
Hayward
Bears Interrupt Yosemite Trip Near Miss for Vernon Shipleys
The Vernon Shipleys of 16239 Via Prinyere and guests from Oakland visited Yosemite over the July 4 weekend hoping to see bears. A grizzly approached their car as Vernon attempted to photograph it, nearly climbing into the vehicle before the door gave way. Neighbors wonder if Shipley senior captured a photo.
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Vernon Shipleys
Prinyere
Don Bay
Oakland
Yosemite
Ryen
Vernon Shipley
Grizzly
Shipley Senior
General Foods Opens Maxwell House Plant in San Leandro
A grand open house invites residents of San Leandro and nearby cities to tour the new Maxwell House plant on Lehman Drive off Washington Street. The event showcases manufacturing of Maxwell House coffee and Jell O desserts, offers refreshments, souvenirs, and a children’s novelty favor, and runs from 2:30 PM to 9 PM with a full production day.
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Francis
General Foods
San Leanro
Washington
San Leandro
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Hest Hay Area
Lawson
Maxwell House
General Fonds
Los Angeles
Central Engineering
General Foods Corportation
New York
Schnerten and Wulberg
San Francisco
Soldiers Listed At Army Field Range Noon Meal
A lineup of soldiers gathered for their noon meal shows Charles E Sherman Jr of Hayward Capt Samuel W Bogas Jr of San Leandro Cpl Chester Edwards of Gastro Valley Sfc John Walker of San Lorenzo Cpl Coral H Larson of San Leandro and Pic Russell Wilson of Alameda at the field range
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Charles E. Sherman Jr
Montgomery Street
Hayward
Samuel W. Bogas Jr
Bancroft Avenue
San Leandro
Cpl
Chester Edwards
Anita Avenue
Gastro Valley
Sfc
John Walker
Vic Pinale
San Lorenzo
Coral H. Larson
Tudor Road
Russell Wilson
Singleton Avenue
Alameda
C V Center 4 Formal Letter and Board Sees Donations
The C V Center 4 formal letter requests union department action and Vestal assures full cooperation. The board plans a meeting with the young couple and parents before finalizing the program. Treasurer Jayde reports SIPAGT in the treasury and $61.25 from center activities brings total to 3259.93. Mrs A B Palmiter introduced as new director replacing Mrs Charleen Curtis, secretary. Buddy DeSylva dies of heart ailment. veteran producer and composer passes away.
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Union
Vestal
Jayde
Treasury
A. BR. Palmiter
Charleen Curtis
Beer Truck Overturns Injuring Driver Near Pleasanton Dublin
A Hayward man Manuel Silva 1437 1 Street was injured when a beer truck he drove overturned on the Pleasanton Dublin road scattering bottles glass and foam over the highway. He was treated for a possible concussion and eight stitches were taken. Silva and two passengers were returning to Gairms Distributing Maynard from Pleasanton fairgrounds with bottles.
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Pleasanton
Dublin
Manuel Silva
Warl
Silva
Gairms Distributing Company
Maynard
Pleasanton Fairgrounds
Dean to Head Atomic Commission
The White House announced President Truman will appoint Gordon Dean as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, placing him at the helm of the new agency. The decision reflects ongoing efforts to shape U.S. atomic policy during the postwar period.
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Dean
Atomic ‘Commission
Washington
White House
Truman
Gordon Dean
Atomtia Energy Commission
Wreck on Highway Causes Second Crash as Traffic Dives
An initial collision in one lane required passerby Andy George Jr to direct traffic past wreckage. While debris was cleared, a second accident occurred when Gilbert B. Messi halted at the scene and a rapid vehicle collided with Massay's car. No injuries were reported, but both cars suffered extensive damage. An official cited the beer truck road as uninsured.
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Andy George Jr
8Th Avenine
Oakland
Gilbert B. Messi
Spring Street
Pleasanton
Massay
Garms Distey Ting Company
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Wuer
Con
Jeto
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Daly Review
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Setty Clark Sparks
Castre
Aren Eucet
Corny Ldekhaven
Valley Sanitary District
San al Renzo
Robert Levin
Vin Esperanza
Louis Herrigfeld
Loujean
Chicago
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Connia
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Pasents
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Bill Morgan
Tlaywarit Union High
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Don Wycoff
Esperanza
R. H. Foster
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Joan
Sandra
Diane
Alan
Donn
Vancouver
B.C. Ye
Emily LaPlante
James Moravec
Ilinois
San Luis Obispo
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C.V. Center
Buddy DE Sylva
Wolly Wood
Burd de Sylva
Cadillac
Reid
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Dee
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