San Lorenzo Adds 28 New Teachers to Handle Rising Enrollments
The San Lorenzo district announces a September staff increase to 20 teachers, with 28 new hires listed. New teachers include Ruth Braly Anderson from Florence State and Marcia Fox Anderson from Principia College, joined by Margery Crawford Armstrong and many others with credentials from Cal State schools, UC systems, and state colleges.
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San Lorenzo
Ruth
Braly Anderson
Florence State
Teachers College
Alabama
Anderson
Marcia Fox Anderson
Principia College
Elsah
Illinois
Dervson
Crafton
Ilinois
Margery Crawford Arm
Vrong
Chico
State College
Armstrong
United’ Air Lines
Avenal
California
Edward Baynes
San Francisco State
Gil
Unite States Navy
South Pacific
Bagnes
Audrey A. Beaughan
LaVerne College
La‘ere
San Jose State Teachers Jcollege
University of California, Mis
Carcey
Whitlier School
Oakland
Olga Coghurn
University of California
San Brancisco State College
Cogburn
Paat
Robert Allan Crooks
University of Redlands
Sorrento
Willy
Harriott G. Finken
San Franciscan State College
Finke
Watsonville
BE. Morris Cox School
Monty F. Haynes
Pasadena City College
U.S. Cy
Aig C. Henderson
University of Ci Nia
Miss Henderson
Howard
Hoyt
University of Oregon
Southern California
Army Aly Corps
Claire Millar Hubbell
San Francisco
Graduates At 65 In Alva Oklahoma
Mrs Mary Alice Johnston aged 65, a resident of Wellington Kansas, celebrated her graduation at Northwestern State College in Alva. She completed her studies as her four daughters and a son watched, marking a notable milestone in her lifelong pursuit of education.
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Alva
Okla
Mary Alice Johnston
Wellington
Kan
Northwestern State College
Ilen
Hayward Area Youth Activities Schedule
July 24 to August 5 lists teen folk dance groups and clubs at multiple locations in Hayward area. Events include Wagoners Folk Dance Group at Tennyson and San Lorenzo Village schools, Boys' Club in Russell City, Ramblers at Sunset school, Hi-Steppers and Jolly divers at Castro Valley venues, and various Teen Agers groups at St Anthony's Hall and Village Center with times from 7:30 to 11 pm. Baseball noted Sundays at Castro Valley Community Center.
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Wagoners
Dennyson School
Russell City
Layton’s “Place
Washington
Russell Road
San Lorenzo Village
Yemmyson
Tennyson Schdo
All Saints
St. Anthony's Hall
Heymakers
Ramblers
Sunset School
Layton's
Plave
Swing Inn
Village Center
Castro Valley
Jolly Bowers
Valle Vista
Dambforee
Diggers
M. St.Anita
Jolly Dives
Ath Prades
Tao
Fairview
Fairview School
Tennyson School
Boy's Club
Layton's Pile
Villagers
Agers
E Street
St. John's Club
Lewelling Boulevard
Saints
Sage
Layton's Place
Russell
Hayward
EF Street
Hill Stoppers
Jolly Rogers Tech
Anita
Village
Nationwide Civil Defense Drill Tightens As Korea Crisis Rises
A United Press survey shows 19 states strengthening civil defense against atomic attack. Most urban and coastal states revive WWII structures adding modern refinements. States await federal master plan due Sept 1 to guide local warnings, casualty handling, and postattack recovery.
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Washington
United Press
National Security Resources Board
United Press Survey
Iowa
Idaho
South Dakota
California
Massachusetts
Missouri
Maine
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Vermont
Maryland
Brannan Seeks Congress Help on Food Hoarding
Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan goes to Congress to seek advice on disposing of butter eggs and other food hoards. He testifies before the House Agriculture Committee and notes no immediate threat of spoilage but warns the surplus may spoil if not moved. Brannan urges consumers not to hoard and says price rises are largely unwarranted.
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Washington
Charles
Brannan
Congress
Hue
Scream ing pays hoston: healthy boy stops two robberies
Abraham Bot man, hailed as a brave customer, scared off two youths who demanded money at a variety store by screaming. Two weeks later two more youths attempted a hold up at Hotman but fled after he shouted, deterring the attempted robbery.
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Hoston
Jungs
Abraham Botman
Hotman
Scout Troop Meeting Schedules Shared
Information on area Boy Scout meeting schedules is available by phone at LUcerne 41-2345. For Girl Scout troop meeting lines, call LUcerne 1-2616.
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Bret Haric
Ashland Field
Fel
Lucerne
Abiding consumer hoarding in wartime shortages in California
A California commentator laments hoarding amid postwar Korean tension, noting runs on canned meats and sugar, nylon orders, and stockpiling of tires and lingerie. He warns that panic buying inflates shortages, inflates prices, and harms the American image abroad while urging restraint and smarter consumption.
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San Francisco
Mother Hubbard
Murder Fear Crowds Cleveland As Mad Butcher Returns
Police probe a mutilated unidentified male body found in a rundown east side area near steel girders. The slaying echoes the 1930s Kingsbury Hunt murders attributed to the infamous “Mad Butcher of Cleveland.” Coroner says the victim died six to eight weeks ago and is unidentifiable due to decomposition. Detectives deem the death a homicide.
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Cleveland
Jismienier
East Side
Kingsbury
Hunl
Fee
S. R. Geiger
Public Lesson on Fair Play and Scarcity
The text warns of consumer driven price hikes harming families unable to meet basic needs. It questions hoarders who stockpile goods and suggests misfortune may befall the greedy. The speaker urges fair sharing to prevent hardship and tragedy.
Girl Scout News Glimpses From Hayward Ashmont Troops
Fans Hayward district reports Brownie Troop 91 led by Mrs Howrrl Foss and Mrs C L Creech attended Marklan school recreation session. Vivian Macy sewed with the girls as they made mats. Participants include Bette Jean Foss Sonja Creech Phyllis Robinson Diane Borha and Sendvelee Adams.
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Howrrl Foss
C. L. Creech
Marklan
Vivian Macy
Recreation Department
Hayward
Bette Jean Foss
Sonja Creech
Phyllis Robinson
Diane Borha
Sendvelee Adams
Community dance class under Belly Jean Curtis started
On Tuesdays and Thursdays the girls join Belly Jean Curtis for dance practice with music by Veronica Riggs. Each girl invites a boy partner as the group prepares for an August event, with Curtis guiding the children through rehearsals.
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Belly Jean Curtis
Veronica Riggs
Looking Forward Events Across Castro Valley July August
A sequence of community events listed for Castro Valley and Hayward area venues. July includes a benefit whist at Castro Valley Community Center, a rummage sale and dinners with dances, a card party, and an Aug 21–Sept 10 California State Fair in Sacramento. Public invited to most events with various hosts and locations.
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Castro Valley
Hullaby
Eden Business and Professional Women's Lab
Ashloaid Improvement Chun
Sunset School
Sunset Recreation Club
Castra Vatley Fale
Bulledge
Baker Roads
Beachia
Rhode
Hayward
Dania
Holsar'y Ordinatro
Sacramento
Casamas
Perieh
Frntty Epicopal Church
Uurtiliary
Tlekeks
Jug
Publicone
Vothorg ‘Lodge
Danta Hall
Molser
Valhorg “Lodge
Dania Hall
Mulser
Myliad
Danjoh
Basar
Dania Halt
Murimaga
IDES
VEW Fes
Benef Hospital Fund
Southern Alameda County
Hayward Union High School
TIS
Ashmont Brownie Troop Welcomes Two New Members
Ashmont District Brownie Troop 125 welcomed Virginia Dutra and Mary Ann Ward. Mothers Pauly Hayden Hermine Pearce Theda Teagarden and Marie Marletto helped prepare Fourth of July favors for Fairmont hospital. At a luncheon honoring the new members the brownies chose nicknames from the play Snow White seen weeks earlier.
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Brownie Troop
Virginia Dutra
Mary Ann Ward
Brownie Round Table
Pauly Hayden
Hermine Pearce
Theda Teagarden
Marie Marletto
Reader
Fairmont Hospital Riley
Carl A. Jones Sr dies at hotel dinner in New York
Carl A. Jones Sr., 67, president of the Johnson City Press-Chronicle in Tennessee and vice president of the Dixie Coca Cola Co. of Bristol, Va., died of a heart attack while dining at the Hotel Park Sharaton in New York. He collapsed at 6:90 pm. hotel officials said he had registered alone earlier. His son Carl Jr., publisher of the Press-Chronicle, was informed.
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New York
Carl A. Jones Sr
Johnson City
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Ronald Groy Hunt
Morlanw State College
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Leso
Oscar E.linstrum, Jr
University of Texas
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Roosevelt
Kingsburg
Helen M. Loomié
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Thomas W. Moore
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Univ ‘Yulbity of California
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University of Louisville
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Sebastapal
Phillip H. Silherman
HSS
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Europe
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Los Angeles
William R. Smith
Long
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Richmond
Merry Zeitlin
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Regol Amber
Alice Gregory
Buck
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Girl Scout News
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Jack Holland, Inc
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