100 Homes In Village Soon Ready In San Lorenzo Village
San Lorenzo Village to add 645 three bedroom homes by Oct 1 as Greenwood Corporation completes 25 more weekly. Walter Baumann says 100 homes nearly ready with model parking, shopping plaza, schools, and four churches planned. Two thousand six hundred landscaped homes envisioned. new houses priced at 9 600 with veteran loans up to 150 percent.
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San Loverso
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Greenwood Corporation
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Biindays
San Lorenvo Vil Tage
Five Hurt In Head-On Crash Near Dublin
Five people were injured when two cars collided head-on on the Dublin highway, west of Dublin. Taeab T. DeYoung, 22, of Ripon, cited for improper passing, and Jes sie Kingery, 21, of Stockton, were treated for lacerations and later moved to Oakland hospital. James Robert Grimes, 21, of Fresno, and two passengers, William Kitchen, 13, and Stanley Barnes, 17, were taken to Fairmont Mont hospital with minor injuries and released after first aid. A separate incident injured Wayward youth William East, 18, of 28071 East 11th Street, after falling from a pickup’s running board driven by Vernice Newby, who was cited for allowing East to ride on the running board. East was hospitalized with facial and ankle injuries.
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Taeab T. DeYoung
Ripon
Vernice H. Newboy
Mth
Newby
East
Tayward Hospital
Peach Harvesting Operations Start at Booth Company
About 400 workers will assist peach processing at F B Booth Company in Centerville, with harvesting on July 28. Marlow Presking at Deesto will begin packing next week, size of the pack not yet announced. Tomato packing will start in August at Booth Company, with about 40,000 cases earned. Cannery authorities report contracted tonnage at Woodland, Traes and Brentwood for 29 dollars, while highest price reached 80 dollars as apricot packing completes about one third of average output.
UN Police Force Urged by U S
The United States charged that Russia would do anything possible to avoid contributing its share of land sea and air forces to the UN security force. The American delegation urged early completion of the UN force and criticized Russia for demanding identical contributions from the big five rather than comparable ones.
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Lake Success
United States
Russia
United Nations
Dig
Security Council
Herschel V. Johnson
Calendar Of Events Schedule Oddities Across Local Venues
A fragmented notice lists multiple community events including a welcome at the city hall, a high school activity, and youth group meetings. Details unreadable mix names and places such as Ward Dania hall Fala Bontiary district and various clubs.
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TODA
Werren Signs Strike Curbs in California
Governor Warren signed a contentious bill curbing jurisdictional strikes after a tense session in Salt Lake City. Labor groups opposed it while business factions supported the measure, aimed at intrastate commerce to match limits similar to parts of the Taft Hartley act for interstate cases. The move ends a legislative push described as a tough but necessary action before adjourning on June 23.
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U.P
Warren
Paverna
Saltake City
Congress
Truman
California
Tomato Growers To Meet Next Week
Tomato growers will meet Wednesday night July 23 at Washington Union High School in the Alameda County Farm Bureau announcement. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria, William Ralph, president, said. Earlier, state growers meet Monday July 21 under sponsorship of the California Warm Bureau at the Lodi chamber of commerce building beginning at 9:30 a.m. Price, labor, and other grower problems will be considered at the five meetings.
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Washington Union High School
Alaemeda County Farm Bureau
William Ralph
Gripe
California
Lodi
U S Birth Rate Reaches Record High This Year
MINNEAPOLIS U P report shows seven babies born every 400 seconds. Northwestern National Life Insurance surveys predict 4 760 000 births this year matching a population size that would equal the U S population in 1700.
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Minneapolis
U.P
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Shakeup Reported In Fair Association As Official Action Seen
Reports from Alameda county recount a shakeup at a Pleasanton meeting where the county farm bureau pledged to support any county fair sponsored by the fair association. Directors spoke of changes and resignations with new blood to join, while no names were disclosed. The District plans section notes the Committee of 50 advancing talks to create a district, amid a rumor about a state agricultural district bill tied to Isaqxthern Alameda county, which Governor Warren’s office said had not yet been signed. The meeting set a Slearing-committee session for tomorrow at George Roeding’s home to prepare for developments. If the bill passes, organizers would file with the governor, secretary of state, and state departments to appoint eight directors who would elect a chairman and hire officers.
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Fair Association
Funny
Distriet
Gavevernor Warren
George Roeding
Niles
Gecames Inn
AQ Peliiangrs
Forernoy
X County Lair
Pam C. Wilson
Wilken
County Board of Supervisors
Pleasanton
Oakes
Wilson
Officers Installed By Moose In New Hall
Three new officers were installed by Jlaynard Jodie No. 1491 of the Loyal Order of Moose as the group met in its WOES hall headquarters. Charles Becker was named junior governor Lou Stanton secretary and Gordon Kremeker assistant sergeant at arms. Deputy supreme governor David C. Minney presided and awarded a silk flag for ritual work while noting fund-raising and building plans.
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Jlaynard Jodie
Loyal Order of Moose
Charles Becker
Lou Stanton
Gordon Kremeker
David C. Minney
Minney
Grand Lodge
Heyward
Sterling Ballard
Leo Ryan
A.C. McDonald
Moore Association
Richmond
George Green
The
Moose
Wausau
Wis
Kiwanis Head To Tell Plans For Kiwanis Leaders Formulate Year
Hayward Kiwanis officers say Dr Charles W Armstrong, Salisbury prominent and Kiwanis International president elect, will announce administrative plans at the board meeting in Chicago on August 9. The board will set objectives for the coming year and map a program for 2600 clubs across the United States Canada Alaska and Hawaii. Armstrong plans to visit area clubs within the next year and will itinerary through 29 Kiwanis districts.
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Kiwanis Clubs
Hayward Area
Charles W. Armstrong
Salisbury
N.C
Kiwanis International
Service Organization
Board of Trusters
Chicago
Kiwanis — International Board
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Kiwanis Club of
Hayward
Arnstrong
Ikiwonis International
Woodmen to Install Officers Tonight at Danla Hall
Woodmen of the World lodge at Danla hall plans installation ceremonies tonight Grace Langley will be installed replacing Gladys Kelly as council commander. Other officers include Lawrence Olsen advisor lieutenant Steve Zucco escort Manuel Josephi watchman Mildred Schilling sentry Pat Jangley Joe Tiago Edith Machado managers A C Pimentel banker Cherie Machado secretary Ghidys J Kelly musician Marold Bay leads the program
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Woodmen of the World Lodge
Danla Hall
Grace Langley
Gladys. Kelly
Lawrence Olsen
Steve Zucco
Manuel Josepi
Mildred Schilling
Pat Jangley
Joe Tiago
Edith Machado
A. C. Pimentel
Cherie Machado
Mog. Ghidys J. Kelly
Village Firemen Face Cherrylanders Softball Clash
Fire departments from Cherryhind and Sun Lovenge meet in a charity softball game at the Western and Willow school ground. Only volunteer firefighters participate, hoping to showcase team spirit and raise funds for community services.
Election Deadline for Absentee Ballots Set
City officials announce Thursday six o clock deadline for absentee ballot applications in the 789,000 bond election. City Clerk Svene Jamieson disclosed official notice covering election purposes polling places and hours. Details describe proposals for aqueduct water systems and drainage projects with varying bond amounts and expected impact on reservoirs and storm drainage.
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Svene Jamieson
Laal
Joli Mangini
Tayaward Heights
Bu Aucvicudl
Gloria
Castra Street
Western Pacific
Green Launches War Against Labor Law
AFL President William Green vows to defy the labor reform law restricting political activity by unions with a broad organized campaign. He pledges legal challenges, coalition action, and contract tactics aimed at defeating the measure while citing constitutional rights.
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Utica
N. Y
AFL
Wiliam Green
APL
New York State
Mererilion Af Labor
Chreen
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Phillp Murray
We Cio
Maryland
America
Cangiusa
Wnconstitutionad
United Mino Workers
UPL
Weather Outlook Tonight Through Wednesday
Weather forecast calls for low fog and light temperature changes tonight and Wednesday with a fresh westerly wind in the afternoon. Highs near 46, lows around the upper thirties, minor morning humidity, and no significant precipitation expected.
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NID Naf
Soya Sauce Poisoning Prompts Bay Area Quarantine
statewide reports of poisoning prompt a strict quarantine on four products after arsenic traces were found in soya sauce shipments. San Leandro sheriff says two of Gene Underwood’s sons fell ill with abdominal cramps after eating sauce. Officials warn arsenic could enter products during manufacturing in the Bay area.
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Berkeley
Oakland
San Leandro
Gene Underwood
Lark Street
Underwood
San Lewiden
Bureaud of Food and Drug Inspection
Bay Area
Red Cross Aids Families in Hayward Work
The Hayward Oak land Red Cross branch reports June home service aid to veterans and families totaling 3469.52. Gordon A. Woods says demand for financial assistance has risen since last year, with rising living costs. Aid may extend to veterans pending service injuries, GE bill students needing help, and six months of civilian readjustment needs in Hayward.
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Oakland
Red Crow
Home Service Department
Gordon A. Woods
Home Service
Oakland Red Cross
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Red Cross
Elvilian
O'Hara Dinner Preparations In Maynard
Leo O'Hara city manager prepares to greet attendees at a dinner in the Maynard high school cafeteria. About 175 reservations are confirmed with more potential at the door as sponsors welcome friends and new supporters.
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Leo O'Hara
Pew Maynard
Boy 2 Hurt In Dog Bite Epidemic
A stray dog bite epidemic in the San Lorenzo San Leandro area injured two children and a man. A two year old boy named not fully clear was treated at Fairmont hospital after a bite near the head while playing in his yard. An aunt provided details. police advised keeping the dog tied for ten days. Two men, Harold Harris and Riley Dozer, reported dog bite incidents at their homes. Donald L. Chapman of San Lorenzo was contacted by deputies over the dog ownership.
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Tyo
Henry Melton
Hesperian Boulevard
San Leandro
Wis
Fairmont Hospital
Adith BE. Beach
Parsang
Donald L. Chapman
Utility Meet Postponed For San Leandro Area
The utility meeting planned for Thursday at City Hall to discuss water sanitation and sewerage needs for San Leandro Niles Newark Center Ville area has been postponed. Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce president Prod Cox said experts could not be secured on short notice and no new date or notices were set.
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Niles-Newark-Centerville
Prod Cox
Hayward Area
Greek forces rout Albanian guerrillas near Konitsa
Greek government sources report a successful repulsion of an invasion by about 1,000 Albanian guerrillas who fled toward the border after reinforcements were flown in. Athens also announced arrests of 7,300 more leftists in the Athens Piraeus area, bringing total detentions to nearly 6,000 since Wednesday. 1,100 were seized in Athens, 1,000 in Parattes, and 1,000 in surrounding areas.
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A.P
Albania
Konilsa
Thes
Konsa
Piraeus
Greek guerrilla surge near Athens stirs Allied naval moves
Athens reports over 2000 guerrillas crossing the border from Albania into Greece in Kalpalti. Estia claims American and British fleet units, including aircraft carriers, may enter Phaeiron Bay near Athens to direct aid, though unconfirmed. Greek public order ministry notes continued Albanian incursions.
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Albano
Estia
Phaelron Bay
Mediterranean
U. S
Greece
Albania
Kalpalti
Creece
Volos
Larissa
P G and E Plans Hayward District Manager Shift
Pacific Gas and Electric announces personnel changes effective July 21 with Keneth C. Forter becoming manager of the new Hayward district serving Hayward Miles Livermore and San Leandro. W J Park says Porter will run Hayward district operations while J Juhl moves to Niles and A Persche takes Colusa duties.
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Bagi Bay Area
Keneth C. Forter
Tayward
W. J. Park
Divisionanager
Oaklawa
Hayward
Miles
Livermore
San Lean- Trp
Porter
Colusa
E. Mumger
Aso
Minyward Manag
Oswill
Asrlay
Sacramento
Marysville
Ala Gail
A. J. Persche
Niles
Oakland
Pater J. Juhl
Berkeley
Sarle Tite
Roger Anderson
Alden Moore
David Hansen
Jonttland
Hayware
Walnut Creek Grass Fire Suspected Arson Threatened Sixty Homes
Authorities said a grass fire near a Contra Costa housing development in Walnut Creek yesterday threatened sixty homes and may have been started by an arsonist.
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Walnut Creek
U.R
Contra Costa County
Municipal Bond Hearing Slated Across Alameda County
A fragmented OCR notice lists bond figures and schedules in Alameda County. It mentions August and October dates, a Chamber of Commerce event, and a highway project with a 099,000 bond figure. Public notices reference local civic groups and a neighborhood lodge meeting.
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Doubtrn
Horhood Lodge
Dante
Denis Hail
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