Ash mont Girl Scout events mix dinners and tours
In Ashmont district Brownie and Girl Scout troops host pot luck dinners at the community center with planned menus for girls families. The program features skits, dances, and a going away gift for Mrs Dorothy Swanson. Troops visit Hunts cannery and Coca Cola Bottling Co for tours and artifacts.
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Wellington Way
Hermine Pearge
Hun Imothers
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Sigane Tenarden
Judy Fontana
Patty Crone
Janet Barrow
Helen Lantear
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Kate Haagensen
Zelpha Briggs
Pathe Bays
Community Club Notices for Hayward and Castro Valley
Public notices list weekly meetings and events across Hayward and Castro Valley. American Legion and Lions Club events run on Mondays and Tuesdays at local centers. various women groups meet weekly, with childcare provided. Public invited for whist night, improvement club, and school board sessions at CV Community Center and nearby venues.
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American Legion AT
CV Community Center Business
Castro Valley Boulevard
CV Uharal Group
Faith Butheran Church
Audifovini
Lions
Lions Club
Lioness
Lions Clots
NDGW
Dania
First Street
Haywad
Ces
Marjeria McCullough
Donald A . Tonight
P.m Hayward
Special Film Change At Lorenzo Theater This Sunday
The Lorenzo theater will not screen Hitter Hieg in matinee shows Sunday through Tuesday due to higher teen and child attendance. Instead The Yearling, a top technicolor feature, will be shown. Claude Jarman, a Yearling star, earned a special academy award for his role. Also on the bill is Biller Ries, a peasant life interpretation from Po Valley, Italy, featuring Sylvane Magnano.
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Hieg
Lorenzo Theater
Sel Bolnik
Ahawn
Balnik
Claude Jarman
Dre Gregory Peek
Jane Wyman
Biller Ries
Vicw Fields
Po Valley
Italy
Sylvane Magnano
Evers Named to Vet Memorial Building Board in San Leandro
Karl D. Evers of Sgt A J Wester Post 2909 Veterans of Foreign Wars is appointed to the Veterans Memorial Building commission in San Leandro replacing resigning Chiles Royse. The 10 member board includes veterans from the Spanish American War World Wars I and II and meets in the San Leandro building which will have a July 4 dedication by Supervisor George A Janssen. The new addition was completed and accepted by the supervisors.
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Karl D. Evers
Sgt
A. J. Wester
Veterans Memorial Building Commission
San Leandro
Evers
Chiles Royse
George A. Janssen
Fanny Brice Memorial Service Draws 1200 Fans at Temple Israel
Hollywood notes recall Fanny Brice as a great artist as George Jessel and Rabbi Max Nussbaum lead a large crowd at Temple Israel. An organ plays My Man as 1200 attendees pay final respects. doors jammed and security keeps the outside crowd orderly. Burial is private.
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Hollywood
Fanny Brice
George Jessel
Temple
Israel
Churen
Jessel
Rockin Chase
Ghreetor
Max Nussbaun
Elusive panderer captured in San Francisco case history
Rijch ard Wankko, 27, long sought after across the nation, is now in city custody. He first escaped in 1948 from San Francisco hospital custody where he faced theft charges. A year later he was arrested in Boston and escaped again while being returned by Officer Jack Cruickshank. He was finally arrested in Oklahoma and had completed a three year term on a pandery charge before being brought back from McAlester yesterday.
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Rijchard Wankko
Wanko
San Francospital
Boston
Taspuetar
Jack Cruickshank Wanko
Olslahoma
Ile
McAlester
Okla
Yestereday
Panel Study of State Highways Tour Planned
A four day central coast highway tour by a panel of highway experts will begin June 4 to gather recommendations for the 1952 53 highway construction budget. The group, organized by the state chamber of commerce, will visit Contra Costa Alameda San Francisco San Mateo Santa Chiara San Benito Monterey and San Luis Obispo counties. Accompanying the panel are district highway engineers and officials from the state department of public works and division of highways in Sacramento. The tour is led by Dr W I Leach of Salinas and Claude T Faw of Berkeley, chairman and vice chairman of the chamber's central coast highway committee.
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State Highway Commission
State Chamber of Commerce
Contra Costa
Alameda
San Mateo
Santa Chia
San Benito
Monterey
San Tis Obispo
State Department of Public Works
Division of Highways
Sacramento
Central Coast Tours
Wi. J. Leach
Salinas
Claude T. Faw
Berkeley
Chamber
Central Coast Highway Committee
State Supreme Court to Hear CAI Loyalty Oath Appeal
The State Supreme Court decided to hear the appeal of the appellate ruling invalidating the University of California loyalty oath. The court took the case on its own motion to decide if dismissed professors will regain their jobs and privileges.
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State Court
CAI
San Francisco
Wu.p
State Supreme Court
University of California
Prafas
Janssen Delivers Graduation Address at Fairmont Nurses School
Supervisor George A. Janssen, Alameda County Board of Supervisors hospital committee chair, will give the graduation address at Fairmont Hospital tonight as a class of practical nurses receives diplomas. He praised the program as among the best in the state and noted the school’s progress.
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George A. Janssen
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Fairmont Hospital
Jenssen
Fairemont School of Nursing
Government Tells Periodicals to Sell Old Plates
Washington reports a government order to melt obsolete printing plates for metal recovery in defense efforts. It covers magazines books and other printing media with a set exemption for leads tin and antimony plates. Obsolete status depends on creation date and usage future plans, with deadlines for sale or delivery to salvage dealers or smelters.
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Washington
Goverment
Sesl
Autiovity
Seray
Fecomde
Registration Opens for Northern California Peace Officers Training
Registration for the first annual California Technical Institute of Peace Officers training begins Monday at the Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center. More than 200 metropolitan police officers sheriffs department personnel civil defense cadets and candidates join an 11 day session led by Capt J A Greening and John P Pepa with Charles Grant assisting. The program covers traffic investigation basic psychiatry police administration and public relations with cooperation from UC the Peace Officers Association civil defense and other agencies.
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Nevada
California Tachnical Institute of Peace
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Santa Rita
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iMeace Officers' School
Peace Officers’ Association
University of California, Sheriffs’ and District Lallameys’ Associations
State Office of Civil Defense
Metropolitan California Palipartments
Miler Tiw
Russians Claim TV Invention Sparks Cold War Debate
Washington report rounds up competing claims on who invented television. Soviet radio credits a Russian researcher with 1907 cathode telescopy patent and calls TV a Soviet achievement. Western officials counter with German and British precursors and note Russia’s lack of color system development.
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America
Jspecul
Sthimalk
Boris Roging
Moscow Radio
Encyclopedia
Brillanien Aml
Stanley Kempner
Paul Nipkow
Geology Professor to Receive Hector Memorial Medal
Dr Francis J Turner a Berkeley UC geology professor is named recipient of the Hector Memorial medal for 18h by the Royal Society of New Zealand. The award honors the New Zealand dominion’s top contributor to geological science and recognizes Turner's work on recrystallization of materials at high temperatures.
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Berkeley
UPI
Francis J. Turner
Xecjoey
University of Califort
Hector
Royal Society of New Zealand
Dominion of
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Turner
Souling
Kew
U S Chamber Talks Nonsense Says Senator Brown
Washington dispatch reports a heated exchange as Senator Brown and chamber leaders clash over inflation controls. Brown attacks the chamber’s stance on pay as you go taxes and indirect measures, while sounding skeptical about price controls and wartime pricing policy. The dialogue touches on extending the Defense Production Act and related fiscal decisions set to expire June 30.
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Exchange
Bebapen Aline
Faul Brown
Hous Banking Committee
Heyman W. Steinkraus
Chaman
Chamber
Brown
Tovliah
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