Vote Simpson and Doyle Redirected to Communist Candidates
Voters face a primary where Communist links are pushed for state education officials. The message endorses Simpson against Ray Bimpson and urges supporting Doyle to expose Communist ties, urging a landslide vote in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuwsdry
California
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Haywarl
Hayward Wommentary
State Board of Education
Hayward
Simpson
Doyle
Proposition 3 endorsements and voter guidance note
The text urges voters to oppose Proposition 3 and prefer Proposition 4, arguing parking restrictions and off street facilities. It claims endorsements from California organizations and local groups and warns about higher costs and reduced mobility after a highway project completion. It cites parking revenue use and urban development as reasons to vote yes on 4 and no on 3.
A Thought for Today on Potatoes and Gravy
A quirky line ponders curls and curves like gravy with mashed potatoes. It notes some potatoes lack gravy, creating a playful analogy about everyday comforts and indulgence.
Senate Rent Control Extension OK by Senate Banking Panel
The Senate banking committee approved a bill to extend federal rent control for six months beyond the current term with local option for cities. It would remove hotels in Chicago from ceilings, while New York state remains under control. Several Democrats on the committee opposed the extra months, citing constitutional concerns, in a 9-3 vote against an administration-backed broader extension. The panel rejected a separate one-year extension. President Truman later heard a Hornet sinking story from Donald Clark, a double amputee, during a reunion visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasrington
Senate Banking Committee
New York
Chicago
New York State
Burnelle Maybank
Maybank
M. Ives
N.Y
Mause Banking
Brent Spence
A. Willis Robertson
Lui D. UL
Clon Tyson He Shor
Truman
Wasilington
Hornet
Donald Clark
Billlogs
Monk
Clark
Wvhey
Dwight Oliver
Am-Vets Department
Political: Alameda jurists back Judge James Quinn for reelection
Eleven Alameda County superior court jurists endorsed Judge James G. Quinn for reelection. The group, led by Leon A. Clark, cited daily observations of Quinn’s judicial duties and a secret-ballot endorsement by members of the Alameda County Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Beneft
James G. Quinn
Leon A. Clark
Qaida
Ther Superion Court
Dudge Quinn
Alameida County
Bur
Associasion
Quinn
Superior Court
Eden Den Mothers Attend Training at Mt Eden
Den Mothers Nahey Murphy Beth Lingenfelter and Mrs Irwin Peterson attend training at Eden Congregational church run Mt Eden. A Cub pack is sponsored by a local citizen committee due to sponsor shortage. First Cub pack meeting scheduled for the Mt Eden school on the 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Mt. Eden
Nahey Murphy
Beth Lingenfelter
Irwin Peterson
Peterson
Wen
Eligter
Mt. Eden School
Murphy
Suubifig
State-Owned Cars Hit Fewer Accidents in Early 1950
A state employee safety committee reported a drop of up to 50 percent in dents involving state cars in the first quarter of 1950 compared with the same period in 1949. Two departments, Lands Commission and Reclamation Department, reported no accidents so far this year. The panel, formed by Gov. Earl Warren in January, hailed improvements in state fleet care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENSO
Prevn
State Lands Commission
State Reclamation Card
Earl Warren
Polio Cases Rise Slightly Nationwide in Last Week
The Public Health Service reported 103 acute poliomyelitis cases last week, nine more than the prior week but far below 1949’s 163. Texas saw one additional case, California nine more, while other states combined added to the figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Vs. Pilblit’Health Service
Texas
California
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Readable price list shows Poultry Producers of Central California quotes for eggs by size including large 40 and medium 35 and small 27 with standard 36. Live fowl sections list broilers under 4 pounds 21 to 32 cents per pound fryers 2% to 9 pounds 8 to 9 cents per pound leghorns under 4 pounds 19 to 20 and over 4 pounds 20 to 21 cents per pound roasters colored 4 pounds and over 40 to 41 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
California
Movie Ticket Tax Debate at FWC Convention
The General Federation of Women's Clubs opposed a tax repeal for amusement admissions at its 59th convention in Buston WA. About 2500 delegates, part of 14 million members, rejected the wartime tax repeal while approving a resolution condemning violence in certain motion pictures and backing stricter penalties for sex offenders, narcotics control, and adoption law improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buston WA
General Federation of Wemen's Clubs
United States
Memorial Day Rites Warn Against Communism in War Remembrance
Memorial Day ceremonies at Lone Tree and Holy Sepulchre cemeteries honored veterans from five wars. Speaker John J. Purchio urged alertness to global threats from rapid European turmoil and Communist demonstrations, stressing faith in American ideals and preparedness. The services were conducted under the Allied Veterans Cemetery committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Purchio
Dtay Ward
Europe
China
Hiller
Stalin
Rees
Lone Tree Cemetery
Holy Sepulchre
Allied Veterans Cemetery Committee
San Leandro Woman Seeks Role At FWC Convention
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Boston candidates vied for three top offices. A San Leandro, California, resident was among contenders for second vice president and others sought roles such as treasurer and recording secretary. A veteran leader from Washington, Mrs J Blair Buck, faced no opposition to continue as president. Field Marshal Smuts gravely ill in Pretoria as officials report his condition deteriorates rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Hiram ¢U
Red Oak
Pharedessy
J. Blair Buck
Washington
Teassurer
Earl B. Shoesmith
San Leander
Calif
Garden Club Incorporation Sparks Local Tour and Show Plans
The Garden Club Local Group announces incorporation as a non profit, aims to promote better gardening, and schedules a garden tour of San Mateo Hurlingame and Hisborough hosted by San Mateo Congregational Church with a luncheon and child care. The club also invites exhibitors for its Hayward Garden Show July 14 to 16 at the high school botany grounds, with classes for various skill levels and a sweepstakes trophy. Guest speaker Arthur Mann discussed fuchsia cultivation and display, while Horace Ketchell led calceolaria talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Garden
San Mateo
Hurlingame and
Hisborough
Congregational Church of
Congregation Committee Club
San Mateo Congregational Church
Tilton Avenue
Charles Perry
All
Botany Grounds
Arthur ©. Mann
San Francisco
Mann
Horace Kettwehela
San Franciseo
Ela
Japan May Get Back Some of Her Island
U S officials may return some pre war possessions to Japan including Ryuku islands from Formosa to Japan. Okinawa would stay under U S protection. Acheson said trusteeship could cover Okinawa and nearby bases while northern islands like Tanegashima and Yakushima could be returned to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Wallington
Ala
Smite
U.S
Japir
Ryukyu
Formeésa
Okinawa
U.S. Pacific
Dean Acheson
United States
United Nations
Sema
Acheson
Okimiwa
Tane Ga Shima
Yaku Shima
Garden Club Meeting Highlights and Plans
The group discussed plant purchases at nurseries for salceolavin seed growing. Treasurer Frances Brown received a trophy check from the California Spring Garden Show for a recent win. Mrs. K W Adams will replace Alice McKinney as refreshment chair. Over 112 members attended as homemade cakes and coffee were served. An executive board meeting is set for Tuesday at Mrs. McKinney’s Castro Valley home to advance club business and amend by laws and constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speed
Frances Brown
K. W. Adams Wil
Alice McKinney
Favorite Personality in News Graduating Class
Potdhinny University announces its graduating class with a nod to a favorite personality in the news. Bodenz, once a Communist party functionary, serves as assistant professor of Heonom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potdhinny University
Hac Valog Lulis
Nie
Bodenz
Patly
Heonom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yan
California, State Automobile Association
Wien Park
San
Leandra Aha
Alamedia
Ladda
Elilea
Gmedes
Riwcomirs
Grace Wilcox
John Forward
Senate
Brother
Indiana
R&jundup
Jurists
J & In
Edmond G
Pat" Brown
Kales
Alameda
Heneral
Lewis
Oakland
Mhowa
Easthay
Leveaya
Kewa
Pass
Brown
AFA ‘Educational League
Howser
Nandal
Cto-Pag
Macks Browns
Govatnga
Warren
Union
Ter Boddy
Ennddicdale S
Tor
Richard Nixon
Senalor
Nixon
Gavnent
Raymond V. Darby
Nurdy
Goodwin J. Keight
Helen Gahagean Douglas
U.S. Senate
Nhutadlay
Ellis E. Patterson
Frank Coakley
Citizen’ Alliance
George P. Miller
Ralph A. Tudor
Fay
San Francisco Bay
Joint
Army-Navy Board
Miller
Delano
Cal
Robert Reay
Phi Sun
Jamitar
THE
Alameda Toit
Ied
County Bar Association
Poone James G
Quinn Sih
Eden den
ELECT
Edward Mateo
Labor
Him
Smiats
Hen’s & Ladies
Castro
Castro St
FWC
San Leandro
Smuts
Pretoria
South Africa
U.P
Jan Christian Smuts
Payel Im
Arters
Frida
South Af
Hig
Garden Club
Lustigs, A and Watkins ST
Pratt-Hlerl Mortuary
Ah “1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!