School Board Approves Budget and Projects at Hay Ward
Hay Ward trustees authorize renodelling of a shop building to house a new office at the technical school and plan painting of the administration building and auditorium. They reaffirm a preliminary year budget for 1950-41, set August 2 for budget hearing, and discuss bond investments and local financing. They also approve travel for David Dickie to California, grant facility use for Alcoholics Anonymous, and tentatively approve plans for the boys gymnasium at San Lorenzo High. New staff include Miss Elizabeth Breen, Morgan Lambert, James Stiff, J Dickie as director, and other hires and assignments in various school departments.
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Dale Walfron
Hay Ward Technical Sitatr School
David Dickie
Oad
Treasury
Tors
Oatients
University of California In
Los Angels
Voqdon Scheimer
Sielan
Brant
Mayntshapter
Alcoholics Anonymous
San Lareivo Hggehool
Draganggebinidts
Marder
Jelen
Elizabethe Breen
Morgan Dale Lambert
James Stiff
J. Dickie
Miriam Belly Toth
Percy Raphael Paugo
Mish Vivian Snowman
Che
Area Movies Programs At Renzo Theatre
Area theaters list showings including Love Happy and Night and the City with times such as 2:20 3:46 9:04 and 1:00 4:04 7:27. Jackie Rabin is noted with showings in a mixed schedule of matinees and evenings across locations.
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Renzo 'Thwatre
I AG
Pam
Mather
USA
Daily Review Public Notices From Havre California
Fragmentary OCR shows a historical Havre California newspaper item with garbled header and contact details. It references subscription rates and staff names Floyd L. Sparks and Lark Sparks, with an address in California and a P O box. The legibility is poor, but it appears to be an administrative notice or masthead snippet.
General Dean Just Got Me a Tank Battle Sitrep
In Taejon Korea Maj. Gen. William F. Dean and the 24th Infantry Division enter the fight as American forces abandon Taejon. A tank salvo bursts from Red lines near the railway, with U.S. and North Korean fighters exchanging fire. Sgt. Robert Veronist of Massachusetts racks up three to four tanks, as Americans push through a road block of enemy troops in white garments.
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Peter Kalischer
Tarjon
Korea
William F. Dean
24Th
Paejon
Veeile
T Jusk
U. S
Taejon
U.S
America
Mem
Pie
Robert Veronist
Massachusetts
Rites Set for Henry Davison General Motors Manager
Funeral rites for Henry Davison 52 zone manager for General Motors are planned at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale California Monday at 2 30 p m. Friends may visit at Garden Chapel Pratt-Fliers Mortuary 1944 C Street until 6 p m today. Davison a San Leandro resident for years and recently transferred to Seattle is survived by widow Helen Davison daughter Virginia Keating mother Elizabeth Davison brothers S O Davison Fred Davison Harry Davison and sister Golia Purvis. He belonged to Ebinhurst lodge 610 P and A Scottish Rite Rahines Temple Mystic Shrine and AAONMS of Oakland.
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Henry Davison
General Motors Company
San Leandro
Eorest Lawn Memorial Park
Cilendale
Calif
Friends Indy
Garden
Pratt-Fliers Mortuary
C Street
Davison
Liberty Street
Tiv
Bee
Washington Territory
General Motors
Seattle
Ifelen Davison
Virginia Keating
Culver City
Elizabeth Davison
North Trollywood
S. O. Davison
Gait
Fred Davison
Buffalo
Wyo
Harry Davison
North Hollywood
Golia Purvis
Ebinhurst Lodge
Rahines Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Aaonms
Oakland
Quarterly Meeting of Builders Exchange Inc F
The California Builders' Exchange schedules its quarterly meeting for Friday and Saturday at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. Originally set for Monterey, the plan shifted due to a hotel strike. Harold Barlow of Hayward will represent the local unit at state sessions, with W N. T Lewis attending Saturday as a directorate representative.
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California Builders’ Exchange
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Monterey
Harold Barlow
Builders Exchange of
Hayward
WN. 'T Lewis
We Live in Most Tragic and Dangerous Period Say Lipsky
Dr. George Lipsky, UC Berkeley political science professor, told Hayward Kiwanis at Gastro Villa that the current era is the most tragic and dangerous in history. He warned against a “go easy” U S policy toward communism, cited Soviet aims, and noted Russia’s 700,000 troops ready in Siberia as a potential threat if the Korean conflict shifts. Pred Cox introduced Lipsky and Fruman warned about communism in the Korean War.
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George Lipsky
University of California At Berkeley
Kiwanis Club of
Hayward
Voice of America
United States
Lipsky
Russia
United Nations
Sibéria
Dr. Lipsky
West Germany
Tra
Iran
Pred Cox
Kiwanis Club
Jet Planes On Alert In Alaska Defense Posture
Fort Richardson and Alaska bases kept jet fighters on immediate takeoff readiness with 90 to 120 second roars from the runways. A second 30 minute alert unit stood by at every base as radar, spotters, and communications remained primed to respond to any raid warning.
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Fort Richardson
Alaska
Alaskan
North
Arctic
Air Force
Edaat
Flying Saucer Exhibit Heads To Hayward Streets
A giant flying saucer model will tour Hayward for two days starting at B and First Streets under Purple Heart Chapter 59. Developed by Tarent Eugene Kay of Glendale, the 82 mph disc aims to test aerodynamics and could supplant helicopters. The 28 foot mobile unit demonstrates the craft in action, with free admission and proceeds aiding local Purple Heart activities.
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Hayward Area
B and
First Streets
Military Order of the Purple Het
Hayward
Memorial
Tarent- Eugene Kay
Glendale
Los Angeles
Air Force
Purple Heart Chapter
Fare Hikes Would Give Big Profit
In Oakland Washington state public utilities experts testified that Key System fare increases would yield high profits. The plan seeks higher trans bay fares and East Bay gone rides with the commission revisiting its third rate petition.
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Oakland
State
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Key System
Transbay
East Bay
John F. Donovan
Key
Franke Teasdel
Donovan
Comany
T. J. Centy
PUC
Canty
Bay Area
May Order Guard Today Call Reserves
The Army plans to call National Guard and reserve units to active duty, likely by battalions or regiments rather than whole divisions. President Truman authorized Defense Secretary Johnson to mobilize the guards and reserves after a first call for reservists went out, as officials refine who will be activated and when.
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Washington
National Guard
Trnan
Congress
Defense
Louis Johnson
Army
Navy
Armed Services
Lucky Stores Reports Record Second Quarter Sales
Lucky Stores, Inc. reports second quarter 1957 dollar volume of 414,64300,000 with 32 stores in operation, down from 33 year earlier due to closing older units for new stores. Operating profit after depreciation about 807,079, net earnings 191,078, and quarterly earnings 29 cents per common share, amid moving expenses for a new San Leandro warehouse. Board approves 4 1/2 cent dividend payable August 1950 to holders of record.
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Lucky Stores, Inc
Fortusto T.T. May
San Leandro
Lucky Stores,Inc
Congress Moves To Expand Wartime Spending
In Washington, Democratic majorities form to grant Truman emergency appropriations and wartime controls. Officials project government outlays near 37.4 billion dollars with a tax rise of about 5.9 billion. The president urges an immediate 10 billion emergency military appropriation for Korea crisis plus 5.0 to 5.9 billion more for Atlantic Pact allies and other nations. The House Banking Committee debates strict consumer and housing credit controls to curb price rises.
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Washington
U.8
Truman
Congress
Bridges' Local Demands His Resignation in San Francisco
In San Francisco an unidentified local of the CIO International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union demanded the resignation of Bridges as president of both the union and the Maritime Federation of the World. The demand followed a meeting where members approved a resolution backing American intervention in Korea.
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San Francisco
Tuniont
CIO. International
Longshares Men’s and Warehouse Men's Union
Maritime Federation of the World
Korea
Local egg market price quotes from California producers
Poultry Producers of Central California report quotation prices for eggs and live fowl. Nulaid large six count 62 cents per unit. medium 45. small 30. standard 45. Live fowl and fryers priced by weight. hens and roasters colored prices range from 23 to 33 cents per pound, with roasters 32 to 33 cents for four pounds and up.
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Central
California
Bank Personal Loan Ad Promises Easy Approval
More people can get bank loans than you’d think and you needn’t be a depositor to obtain a low-cost Anglo Bank Personal Loan. Terms allow up to 20 months to repay. Phone or visit for prompt action.
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Grold
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Holly Dog Food
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