Secrecy on torn Meet with Truman
Washington D C The House clamped secrecy on President Truman s conference with top cabinet military and congressional leaders held at Blair House last night The meeting likely dealt with development in atomic energy and international implications Participants included Dean Acheson Louis Johnson Lilienthal Dwight Eisenhower and members of the Joint Atomic Energy Committee and Senate committees The meeting produced no public statement and Truman left Blair House early with a brief remark for the press
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Louis Johnson
David B. Lilienthal
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Joint Chiefs Staff
Atomic Energy Comimittee
Millard
Tydings
Senate
Atomic Committee
Bialase
Teumiun
Jings
Voice of Happiness and Report to the People on KGO
San Francisco stations KGO host two NBC byline programs this coming week. On Sunday July 17 the religious program Voice of Happiness hosted by Dr. M S Richards and the King’s Heralds will air live from 9 30 to 10 00 p m Eastern release. Report to the People will originate July 19 at 6 30 p m and address revolutionary aids of frozen foods to the food industry and everyday table innovations.
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San Francisco
San Franco
KGO
Radio City
Nevican Broadcasting Company
Voice of Foplicity
M.S. Richards
Grinate
Lovie Club Plans Canadian Rockies Film Exhibit
At the Hayward Movie Club meeting last night Charles nz showed colored films of the Canadian Rockies for members in the Jack Hah home. Oscar Williams invited members, with a state cheese exhibit planned for Sept. 1. A trip to Suerr mta will be included in the next field trip. Kate Simpson was thanked for a June 20 barbecue. A photography film by Ao and other award group members arrived in Los Angeles as refreshments were served by Je Lima, Frank Clark, and mat Lewis.
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Charles Nz
Canadian Rockies
Mikers
Hayward
Jack
Los Angeles
Je Lima
Frank Clark
Mat Lewis
Community entertainment at Moose Hall features Kenny Hall
Members and friends are invited to a Saturday night music event with Kenny Hall performing grand old opera tunes with Desmonds Home Folk band. The Moose band plays at 10 pm, refreshments provided, free entry for the public. The event is at Moose Hall on Ostr street.
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Opry
Desmonds
Moose
Moose Hall Ostro Street
Youth Activities Calendar at aTwanDabba and Nearby Centers
A dense listing details July activities for youth at Bret Harte Community Center Memorial Park Village Center and many schools. It names times for table tennis, dance groups, teen clubs, folk dance, swimming programs, and day camps, plus locations in Ashland Hayward and Castro Valley with several age groups and daily schedules. It also notes contact numbers for Boy and Girl Scout meeting information.
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Bret Harte
Jamboree Tech
Ageta
Village Center
Fairview Choo High School
St. Anna
Russell City
Russell School
Drift Inn
Ashland
E Street
Mt. Eden
Mt. ‘Eden
Pety
Jolly Rogers
Hayward
Hayward Community Center
Fat
Memorial Park
Children’s Police
Community Center
Diggers
Sunset School
Aes
Layton's Place
Washington
Russell Road
Slayward Area Golf Association
EB Street
St. John’s Club
Lewelling Boulevard
All Saints
St. Anhony's Hall
Newmakers Folk Dance Group
Bicl
Boy’s Club
Layton’s Place
New Russell Road
Chamboree
Ae * Fair
Fairview
Valle Vista
Tennyson
St. Anita
Mt.Eden
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Lucerne
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Fourth annual beyonta akow begins at Botany Igle
July 30 event announces the fourth annual beyonta akow starting at Botany Igle on high school grounds with Hayward Galen as organizer. Castro Valley improves social club meets at public dance at Canto Valley community center on Aug 70 amid local events. A July 29 Benefit night supports Medora teland family at IDES hall in Hayward with daily Bargains ads in The Review.
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Hayward Galen
Castro Valley
Public Dence
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Canto Valley
Medora
Teland
Ides Hall
Hayward
European Nations To Exhibit At California State Fair
Secretary-manager Ned Green announced in Sacramento that four European nations and Malta will exhibit at the 1949 California State Fair September 1 to 11. Norway France England Switzerland and Malta will display, with England stressing travel and models of liners Queen Mary and Princess Elizabeth. Malta will showcase wartime resilience and island industry. France and Switzerland plan to highlight products and Alpine facilities.
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Bacramento
Ned Green
Sacramento
Malta
California
Norway
France
England
Switzerland
Agcviculture
New York
Liverpool
Knights of St. John
Europe
Germany
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Hugh Jackson Heads Kiwanis Tour for Citizenship
J Hugh Jackson dean at Stanford and new Kiwanis International president told Llay ward Kiwanis officers his term will stress Aggressive Citizenship Our Individual Responsibility. Installed at Atlantic City convention he will promote work peace and against subversive acts across 3000 Kiwanis clubs in the U S and Canada. He succeeds J Belmont Masser and will begin a broad speaking tour soon.
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J. Hugh Jackson
Graduate School of Business
Stanford University
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis Club of
Llayward
Community Service Organization
Atlantic City
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California
Dean Jackson
J. Belmont Masser
St. Mary’s, Pa
United States
Canada
Two Delegates Named for Union Convention
Wesley Drake president and Mrs. Ruby Hall secretary were appointed as delegates to the combined state convention of culinary workers and bartenders alliance and the state federation. The convention meets August 26 in Los Angeles. A special August meeting will vote on completed by laws prepared by Ed French Edna Cary Ralph Lawson Ray Dye George Miller and Robert Brecher with President Drake and Secretary Hall.
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Ruby Hall
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance
State
Alliance
Los Angeles
Ed French
Edna Cary
Ralph Lawson
Ray Dye
George Miller
Robert Brecher
Aith
Drake
Hall
VEW Discusses New Vet Building
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post 18B2 met to review completion of the Memorial building addition, slated for September 1. New members joined, and Frank Bernard was named chairman of a planned large initiation ceremony with an Oakland team expected to attend. Frank Thomas and Harold Tanner assist the committee, with a parade through Hayward possible.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Frank Bernard
Oakland
Hayward
Frank Thomas
Harold Tanner
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