Loss Of Funds Fair Procedure Told By Dunn
Assemblyman Francis Dunn Jr explains Assembly Bill 3716 affecting Alameda county fairs and the shift of funding to a state agricultural district. If signed, the county may lose control of fairgrounds and race money could go to the district. the county might still receive 1948 lottery funds if it sponsors a fair. The Niles and Newark chambers back a second agricultural district with transfer of fair assets to the district association.
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Alameds
Alameda County
Duaga
Theritare
Alameda
Francis
Dung Jr
Earmat
Board of Supervisors
Bard of Supervisors
Dunnadder
Llanileat
Dann
Sacramento County
State Agricultural Society
District Agricultural Association
Alamein County
Murray
Washington
Pleasanton
Eden Township
Eden
Pleassinton
Contra Costa
Arroyo de la Alameda
San Francisco Bay
Niles
Newark
Niles Chamber of Commerce
Two Dollar Daily Dollar Winner to Claim Tomorrow
A cash prize of two dollars awaits the first reader who appears after 10 and before 12 tomorrow to claim the Daily Dollar reward from The Review. If the winner does not show, the next day’s prize rises to three dollars.
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Dead, Inc
Immigration of DPs Urged by Marshall for 400000 over four years
Secretary of State George Marshall urged immediate action to admit 400000 displaced Europeans over four years. He said admission would show U.S. leadership and willingness to help, while lawmakers and leaders caution that approval chances are slim this session.
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Washington
George ©. Marshall
Congress
Marshall
House
Atlantic Ocean
Taylor
U.S
Truman
Grape Growers Plan Lodi Meeting
Grape growers from across California will meet in Lodi on July 21 to discuss grape industry topics. The California Farm Bureau Federation grape department sponsors the session at the Lodi Chamber of Commerce auditorium beginning at 10:00 a.m. Reports and special features include wine outlook by Solari of the Winn Growers Guild and raisin outlook by Keeler of the Sinn-Maid Raisin Growers Association.
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Lori
California Farm Bureau Federation
Grape Department
H. C. Underwood
Alameda County Farm Bureau
W. Paul Johnson
Lodi
Solari
Winn Growts. Guild
William Keeler
Sinn-Maid Raisin Growers
Valley Group Holds Vote for Community Center Officers
Valley Group held a meeting at Caster alley Community Cooler at Zastro alley church Monday evening to elect officers and directors. Terone Crawford was named president with James Alexander as vice president, Armanuel McBlain and Mr Betsy among new directors. a formal land-purchase committee including E P Dyche and Alexander to study financing and site options.
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Caster Alley
Zastro Alley
Dhurch
Terone Crawford
James Alexander
ArmanuellcBlan
Betsey
BE. Dyche
W. J Davis
H.W. Ohtin
Zornella Boysen
Heverenc le Roy Lindsey
A. . Smith
General Motors Shuts Auto Plants
General Motors will idle all passenger car production for one week due to a steel shortage, affecting Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick and Cadillac assembly lines in Michigan and Fisher body plants. Additional US plants will pause only as local management orders, with no impact on household appliance and general engine divisions. The move is tied to disruptions in the steel industry from coal mining during early July.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Naion
ICM
C. J. Wilson
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Cadillac
Michigan
Fisher Body
Wilson
Adults Join Swim Course at Hayward Plunge
The Red Cross Learn to Swim program in Hayward adds adults to the class list. Beginners and intermediates will meet weekly from 10 to 11 a.m. for six to eight weeks at the Hayward Plunge. Instruction is free. pool admission is 53 cents. Instructors include Winiston MacKenzie Ray Bennett and Colleen Brooks. Registration is at the Hayward Plunge.
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Red Cross
Hayward
Dale E. Rae
Oakland
Winiston
End Of Bay Bridge Transit Plan Proposed In Oakland Report
The Oakland planning commission sponsors a report recommending discontinuing Bay Bridge train service and replacing it with bus shuttle across the bridge. From two terminals, commuters would transfer to trains at one end and return to bus or private cars at the other. Large parking areas would serve those driving to the terminal.
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Bent
Lake Jagd
Witder
San Francisco Terminal
Mast Bay Terminal
Hayward
Arthur Dunks
Key System Transportation
Renew
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Jenkins Smu
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Rept
East Bay Area
East Bay
Bartholomew and Associates
St. Louis
Hirlot
Oakland
Jenkins
Bartholos
Four Hurt As Car Hits Equipment In Niles Canyon
Four persons injured when car struck a parked cement mixer truck on a road in Niles Canyon. Driver Glenn St Hicks 38 and his mother Maude Hicks eh of Patterson rushed to Fairmont hospital with serious injuries. Driver treated for fractured ribs and possible skull fracture. mother with compound fracture to left arm and scalp lacerations, transferred to Alameda hospital in fair condition. Two brothers aged seven and five treated for cuts and bumps and released. Truck driver Nathan S Addergon 24 of Niles said he stopped to replace radiator dip. no citations issued. Another crash near Livermore left Tunes L Canhon 43 with injuries after losing control of car on Highway 50. He was treated at St Paul’s hospital Livermore and released.
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Niles Canyon
Glenn St. Hicks
Maude Hicks, Eh
Patterson
Fairmont Hospital
Veterans Hospital
San Francisco
Alameda Hospital
James
Raymond
Nathan S. Addergon
Niles
High Way
E. H. Schoening
Tunes L. Canhon
Oaleland
Ary Livermore
St. Paul's Hospital of Livermore
58 New Homes Due For Hayward Area
Alameda counts official notes 58 new homes planned in Tiny ward with permits issued to Groom Development Company for 49 dwellings on Con stal and Naber avenues costing about 51 5100. Averaging 6500 per home, Nye houses to be built on Kesterson and Gronda streets by Towards Pulliars. Eden Development granted 10 permits for homes on Grace Street and Western Avenue at about 85000 total.
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Marcus
Cartyon
Alameda
Groom Development Company
Constal
Naber Avenues
Nye
Kesterson and
Gronda
San Leandrn
Towards
Pulliars
Eden Development Company
Grace Street
Western Avenue
Steel Price Raised Despite Truman Plea
Philadelphia reports an uptick in steel prices despite President Truman’s plea. An overall boost of about 71 cents per ton will be necessary to meet costs from the new wage agreement with the United Mine Workers. An industry spokesman noted the rise will take effect August 1.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Truan
Iewi
Stent Indus
John Lewis United Mine Workers
AFL
New Buses to Serve East Oakland San Leandro and Hayward
Key System Transit started service with 50 new 43 passenger Mucknyder coaches from Allentown Pa. Transportation manager Aitchin C Jenkins announced that August 1 substitution of motor coaches will replace inadequate 29 passenger units serving Richmond housing projects. Forty coaches go to local routes on East Mir street MacArthur and Foothill boulevards toward San Leandro Maynard. Ten will serve the F and N bridge water service into Hayward and San Leandro. Equipment shifts aim to improve overall coverage across the system.
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Key System Transit
East Oakland
San Leandro
Hayward
Allentown
Aitchin C. Jenkins
Jenkna
Richmond
City of
Fiesta Opens Friday With Three Day Seven Annual Festa
The St. Anthony Festa begins Friday evening at All Saints' parish grounds Second and D streets. Knights of Columbus led by fd Stanton and Len Perry oversee booths while Kathryn Seheimer runs the mystery booth. Proceeds fund the new school and convent under construction and slated to open in fall.
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St. Anthony
Lon
Kathryn Seheimer
Fanny
Executives to Picnic at Alameda Zoo Gardens
Members of the Travelers Pro c esive association will rest from the grid of peddling on Saturday afternoon July 19 when their families and friends will enjoy barbecued ham burgers and gleaks at the Alameda zoo garden.
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Travelers Procesive Association
Ala- Meda Gouty Zoological Gardens
Tomato Growers To Meet Wednesday In Alameda County
I N Robinson Jr chairman of the state tomato section of the California Farm Bureau will explain the rare tomato situation and prospects for growers at a meeting of Alameda County tomato growers at Washington Union High School on July 23. The meeting was called for 8 p m by Joe Rose Jr, chairman of Alameda County tomato growers.
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I. N. Robinson, Jr
California Farm Bureau Federaion
Alameda County
Washington Union High School
BP. Im
Joe Rose, Jr
Alamera County
Tomate
Welcome to Hayward Fire Bond Talks At Union High
Official welcome honored OK Manager and Mrs. Leo Q'Hara and daughter Judy as 159 attendees gathered at Hayward Union High School for a reception. City officials and Rotary president Albert Walters spoke amid calls to approve the fire protection water bond next Tuesday, stressing inadequate current water service and growth needs.
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Leo Q'Hara
Judy
Hayward Union High School
O'Trara
Ted
Belton Fleisher
Mintry Cushing
Merchert F. Way
City Planning Commission
Albert Walters
Hayward Rotary Club
Fred Cox
Tat
O'Hara
Tayward
Ross
O'Mara
O'hfara
Hayward
O'Nara
Noelly
Awrence Olsen
San Leandro
Crafty Suspects Run Intercepted by Hayward Police
Hayward officers closed in on two men believed to be culprits in a hot case. The suspects fled, pursued by police, and were briefly detained at the local bastille before being released after explaining they were rushing to catch a bus.
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Are Wars
Hayward
Dinest
Bastille
O Hara Fete Highlights City Manager remarks
Comments at last night's Welcome Dinner for City Manager Leo O Hara reveal mixed views on the new form of government. Attendees praise unity and cooperation while some oppose city manager rule and call for prudent progress.
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Ley O'Hara
Albert
Pav Arnemmt
Lawrence Olson
San Leandre
Vigeuss
Leo O'Hara
Eily Soelly
Chambers of Commerce
San Leandro
Wayward Worm
Bill Wilford
O'Hara
Weather Forecast With Fog Overnight and Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for high fog tonight and in the morning with mild temperatures throughout. Expect a cool day ahead with light winds and no significant precipitation.
Look Forward To Look Forward To a City at bond of eye Tues
Fragmentary text mentions South 2, Begonia southern Ala andl Weier school, Chamber of Commerce, California highway patrol, annual rodeo, dates in August, a Sunset Baby Shelterhouse lodge dance, and a Saturday night event at Denia hall with various incomplete names and figures.
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Heey Iy
Begonia Southern
Ala
Andl Weier
Commarce
Wi ” Stein
California
Patro
Redeo
Beptomh
Rawell’s
Hayward
Sunset Baby Sheterhoos Lodge
Denia Halt
Lions Club Alameda to entertain Melvin Jones at banquet
Ninety members of the Lions Club of Alameda will entertain Melvin Jones of Lions International at a pre international convention reception in Alameda. The banquet will be held at Hotel Alameda Wednesday at 7 p m under the direction of the new president J Frank Winger.
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Alameda
Melvin Jones
Sometany Yenurn
Lions International
Inlameda
Nolel Alameda
J. Frank Winger
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