Picnic lunch sponsored by Mt Eden Mothers club
The hungry youngsters enjoyed a picnic lunch sponsored by the Mt. Eden Mothers' club served to students faculty and board of trustees and their wives. Mrs Edmonds was assisted by Othella Wilkerson Arlene Corupp Laura Hoagland Anne Asson Ruby Olsen Nellie Pacheco Catherine Silva Marion Craig Nancy Murphy Beth Lingenfelter Audre y Mathison Winnie Lausten Eileen Jenkins and Olive Graham. High school girls led the day’s entertainment and games.
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Mt. Eden
Mt. Eden School
Ruth Edmons
Eden Township Hospital Board backs Castro Valley site plan
The Eden township hospital board voted 4 to 1 to proceed with preliminary Castro Valley site studies and aim to complete plans in time for the June 1, 1951 deadline. An executive session followed a three hour meeting with more than 200 residents in attendance.
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San Lorengg
San Leandro
Ashland Aveas
Eden Township Hosepital Board
Castro Valley
Douglas Stone
San Lorenzo
San Teandro
Ashland
Hayward
Marvin Richardson
Carmen Darnagin
Casten Valley
Stan
Vont Avenue
Lake Chabot
Richardson
Daren Ilage Haines Association
Poard
Cumming
Gorden
Bureau of Hospitals
State Department of Health
Deiter
Solons To Attend Meet On Bridges
Hayward officials and legislators plan a 6 pm meeting at City Hall to discuss highways bridges and a southern crossing. Francis Dunn Jr and Richard Dolwig will present three sub topics for city officials and Maynard area reps, while Thindal Dickay may miss due to a date conflict.
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Trsk
Hayward
Bvo
Acublysen
Thindal Dickay
Almede
Gamblyman
Francis Dunn Jr
Hichard Dolwig
Dudo
Maynard
Hayward Council Approves 655 Dollar Share for Study
At a special meeting the Hayward city council belatedly approved part of the financial study of the Key System conducted by East Bay cities and counties. The council authorized 655 dollars as the city’s share of the study, aimed at gathering material to challenge Key System’s bid for a two cent fare increase.
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Council
Hayward
Easthay
Wastbay
On the Job Experience Shapes Justice Election Bid
Frank Crowe, entrenched in Eden Town ship politics, leverages decades of public service and legal work to appeal to voters. His career spans Bar admission in 1933, Court Clerk roles, Hayward prosecuting attorney for six Justice Courts, Alameda County public defender, and time in the Public Administrator’s Office. He seeks Justice of the Peace in the upcoming Primary Election on June 9.
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Frank MM. Lons
Dus Hee
Ilo Posen
Eden
Frank
Eden Township
Ila
Court Clark
Hayward
Justica
Alameda County
Haslo
Frank Denns
C. W. White
City of
Frank Crowe
Two New Members Named to Hayward Area Recreation Board
The county board of supervisors named two new members to the Hayward area recreation district advisory board. W He. Rotor (Oakland construction company) and William Bowman (Studio Camera shop owner in May ward) join the panel. They will meet next Monday, June 6, at the community center to discuss the 1950 summer program, tennis courts in San Lorenzo Village, and a nominating committee.
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W. He. Rotor'ys
Iste Poisteie
Qhager
American 2 and Construction Company
Oakland
Willian Bowman
May Ward
da Hayward Area
County Board of Supervisors
San Lorenzo Village
Livermore Hopyard Road Contract Awarded in Alameda County
SACRAMENTO UP The state department of public works awarded a 701211.06 dollar contract to Fredrickson Watson Construction Co Qalland to build 4.0 miles of new roadway paralleling U S 50 between LS miles west of Livermore and Hopyard road in Alameda county. The four lane divided highway will link the two points.
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Sacramento
Department of Public Works
Fredrickson & Watson Construction Co
Qalland
U.S
Porterville High School Bond Issue Approved
Voters approved a bond issue of 1 420 000 for Porterville union high school district. Ballot count 2 670 for to 1 052 against, topping the two thirds threshold by 191. Funds to build a new college building on campus and add classrooms.
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Porterville
U.2
Porterville Union High School
Ashland Woman 21 Attempts Suicide in Hayward Area
Jacquelyn L. Wilson of 2220 168th Avenue Ashland district attempted to end her life by taking sleeping pills. Deputy Bartholomew, a Naval Air Station member, reported the scene and said Wilson acted while caring for his children. She was treated at Fairmont Hospital and was in good condition after stomach pumping. Her husband was killed about two years earlier, providing possible motive for the act.
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Ashland
Hayward
Jacquelyn L. Wilson
168Th Avenue
Chai
Bartholomew
Naval Air Station
Alameda
Wilson
Fairmont Hospital
Warren supporters urged to get out vote
Oakland attorney Joseph Murphy urged Warren supporters in Alameda County to mobilize for reelection. He highlighted California’s population growth from 140 to 1850 and praised Warren's management, tax cuts, and state progress while criticizing Roosevelt’s influence and James Roosevelt as lacking experience. He cited city growth, more students, and rising mental health cases as context for continued governance.
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Socw
Aurenal Svendsgaard
Joseph Murphy
Oakland
Warren
Alameda County
Murphy
California
Earl Warren
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New York
James Roosevelt
Las
Used Car Lot Advertises Lincoln and Mercury Discounts
Dealer C. J. Schouweiler's Used Car Lot at Ld480-East fly Street offers new Lincolns with a 900 discount and Mercury models at a 400 discount. Color selection available.
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Schouweiler
C. J. Schouweiler
Fly Street
Nte
GM Workers Strong for New Contract Vote
UAW reports an overwhelming majority among 12 of 17 GM locals that completed ratification voting support the pension and living cost contract. A minority of locals, including Linden, New Jersey and Tarrytown, New York, rejected it citing union procedures. Through the process, more than 24,000 of GM's 244,000 members have approved the deal, with Local 76 in Oakland casting a large vote in favor.
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United Auto Workers Union
A. Johnstone
GM Department
International Uaw
Johnstone
Linden
Nab
Tarrytown
N.Y
Fay
UAW
Oakland
Calif
Husband Seeks Alimony in UK Divorce Suit
Walter A. Ivien, a draftsman earning 300 a month, sues Alta Ivien for divorce and seeks alimony of 80 a month. The case records show the pair involved in the petition, filed at 514,000 o yer insurance broker.
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Sam Prancisco
Walter A. Ivien
Alta
Roosevelt and Warren Eye New California Voters
In Sacramento New York born James Roosevelt and Native Son Earl Warren consider how California’s 250000 new primary voters will swing. Roosevelt the Democrat and Warren the Republican vie for state governorship as 4000000 new voters enter the electorate since 1948 and 900000 before 1956.
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Sacramento
Aur
New York
James Roosevelt
Earl Warren
California
Roosevelt
Warren
Bob
Sta
Denia
Public Housing Measure Backed by Local Builders Groups
A joint meeting of the Hayward Builders Exchange and the Hayward Area Chamber Construction Industries committee endorsed a public housing ballot initiative. The measure would require a city vote before starting public housing, not affecting projects themselves, and follows Oakland’s experience. Speakers warned about community impact and urged a five year public works program prioritizing schools and hospitals.
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Cofc
Builders Exchange of Hayward
Construction Industries Committee
Hayward Area
Chamber of
Home Builders Council of California
John J. Hennessy
Mionk
Allan Scott Watts
Oakland
Ygroup Aiso
Hayward
Oaklead
Don Kirby
San Incisco
Dallar
Kirby
Sacramento
California
Mauna Loa Eruption Flights Over Lava Flows Reach Ocean
Reporter recounts a close flight in a C54 above Mauna Loa as lava vents blast 10 to 80 feet into an orange smoke sky. The lava destroys Hoakena post office and a Roman Catholic church while threatening dozens of homes. Elder Abraham Lincoln and his wife are feared dead. authorities search for missing residents.
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Tos
Pacific Ocean
Abraham Lincoln
Amer
Lincoln
Hoakena
Mauna Loa
Haskel Coffey
Avia
Okla
Mauna Lon
Iveas
Hawaii Island
Prison Farm Food Strike Rumors Spread Report
Reports of a Santa Rita Prison hunger strike circulated with rumors of mass participation. Sheriff’s officials denied any confirmed action stating only a few prisoners joined and offered no reason. Officials in Hayward and Oakland also reported no knowledge of the strike amid election-time rumors.
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Santa Rita
Yrsterdey
Sata Alta
Sherif
Maynard
Sheriff's Department
Hayward
Oakland
Hurger
Douglas Webb
Santa With
Jack Greasn
Gleason
Grass Fire on Hospital Grounds Near Ashland
A grass fire burned about an acre on the Fairmont hospital grounds before the Ashland fire department and hospital staff extinguished it. Firefighters used sacks and hand pumps due to inaccessibility for heavy equipment. origin unknown. A small earthquake was recorded at 10:25 am PDT near Berkeley by UC seismographs.
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Fairmont Hospital
Ashland Fire Department
Berkeley
UPJ
University of California
Weather Fair Through Weekend With Light Temps
The Weather Fair shows mostly pleasant conditions this afternoon and Saturday with no major temperature shifts. Yesterday's high reached 69 degrees while today's low remains uncertain, with night and morning periods expected to be cooler and quieter overall.
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