Tracy District Builds New Nonprofit Hospital 1945 Plan
The Tracy District Chamber of Commerce outlines how Tracy residents raised 422000 to erect equip and operate a 42 bed nonprofit hospital as a memorial to World War I servicemen. The effort included forming a hospital committee, exploring financing options and hiring Louis D Barr to guide a fundraising plan, with construction expected completed by 1948.
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Willie S. Stretch
Chiander of Commerce
Tracy
Lie
Lie Lrestors
Lomppoink
Commtes
Louis D. Barr
Kuo Sixtooth Sloeul
Odkleud
Mas Marr
Meneb
Biel
Racing dog helps out Sydney see through sightless day
Bright Min a greythorne pairing dog acts as a seeing eye for Leon Rose of Sydney. The dog guides on streets and helps during races on the track, winning enough to earn prize stakes.
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Sydney
Australia
Bright Min
Greythorne
al Leon Rose
Blind Say
Toy Rose
Milestone or Millstone Ickes Faces Oil Treaty Debate
Frederick C. Othman reports from Washington on the lingering oil treaty between the United States and Great Britain. The debate features senators Connally and others arguing over language, authority, and potential government bureaus, with various witnesses expressing mixed views on the treaty’s implications and usefulness.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Neari
Hold Ickes
Honus Harold
United States
Great Britain
Senate
Chiman Arthur Vansuenberg
Huelrl
Cob
George Foe Tuut
Buwyur Ruili
Sue Reader
Louie Nanona
New York
London
Tom Cornally
Texas
Pogue
Senator C
Banker P
Aguin
Connally
McDonnta
Geviculture
Mae
Appv
McDonald
Texas Arts Culture Bureau
Ming
May
Ernest Warot
Scouts Plan Wilderness Camp Outing
Scouts plan a Southern District Camporee in Los Mochas Wilderness Camp this weekend with multiple troops from Hayward and San Lorenga ready to compete in events such as hand signaling pioneering and blanket rolling. Leaders include J W Greer Arlie Fleming Crandell Crandell and various troopmasters with patrols named Cobra Eagle Wolf and others.
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Moitisden
Los Mochas
J. W. Greer
Commiteeman Arlie Fleming
Hayward
C. BR. Crandell
Mel Rush
Bernard
Keneth F. Mere
Bob McHale
San Lerensa
Clyite Simpson
Ben Linsehoten
San Lorenga
Flipe
Elvin Griffin
Barnley Evans
Ed Dobbs
Ashland Archie Lobrovich
Ashland
Campores
Ihadors
Alem Auer
Joseph Bettoncoubt
Big Atv
Graydon Bunnett
Panthers
Iayward Highlands
Wolves
Cistra Valley
Henry Leber
B. V. Limb
Bob Lamb
Bill Leber
Bob Duncan
Valley Brain Two
Eagles
Palyoly
State Taxes Stay Same in Assembly Vote
The California Assembly narrowly approved Governor Warren’s bill to keep major state taxes at their current rates, rejecting Democratic amendments for new cuts. The 73 to 2 final vote sends the measure to the governor, preserving 2 percent personal income and franchise taxes for another year and claiming savings of about 396 million dollars next year.
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Sacramento
Caliv
State Assembly
Warren
Delimgcrate
Ogu
Scout camp plans include religious services and awards
Alameda county notices announce Dr B J Bumn as resident physician for the week, Chaplain Allender will conduct Protestant services Sunday, Falhey Pittmigan of Livermore to say mass, emblems and pennants will be awarded to participating Scouts and Scouters as they check in.
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Alameda County
Averag
B.J. Bumn
Allender
Volevers’ Hospital
Falhey Pittmcigan
Livermore
Tom Clark May Speak to Rotarians at Anniversary
Attorney General Tom Clark, a Dallas Rotary guest, may attend Hayward’s 26th anniversary program as the Dallas Rotary Club glee club plans entertainment. Clark is the principal speaker at Rotary International's 38th convention in San Francisco, with Texas Rotary members traveling by train to Hayward for the milestone celebration.
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Fom
Clark
Hayward Botarian
Monay
Albert J. Walters
Oe Clark
Dallas Olary Glee Club
Rotary Club
Washington, D. C
Rotary International
San Francisco
Hayward
Dallas
Texas
Western Pacific
John Perry
Transportation Committee
Inspector Steinmeyer
California Highway Patrol
St. Francis
Botary
Pland's Villa
Javal Club
Dallas Rotary Glee Club
Jeryl Fry
Hayward Rosary
Albert L. Walters
China Communists Open Two Drives
The civil war era in Manchuria sees two Communist offensives near Mukden and Pushun. About 66,000 troops attacked Tiehling, a strategic government stronghold near the Mukden perimeter, as Nationalist forces withdrew from three Mukden towns. Nationalists landed sea reinforcements at Hulutag or Yingkow to blunt the thrusts, while the targets lie within 60 miles of Mukden.
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Mukden
Nerva
Manchuria
Pushun
Tiehling
Perinmier
Tour
Olset
Hulutag
Yingkow
Liaotung Bay
County Board Urges Debate on Alameda County Fair Grounds
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors called a special meeting for June 11 at 2 PM to decide whether to retain or dispose of the Pleasanton fair grounds. About 90 farming district representatives from southern Alameda County attended the Tuesday session, weighing the fair’s future and the possibility of creating an agricultural district under state supervision.
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Alimera County
County Board of Supervisor
Board of Supervisors
Alasmeda County
Annealing
Oakland
Alameda County Fair
Pleasanter
Alameda County
America
Harry Bartell
Itn
Aneim
Garden Club Favors Pansy at Hayward Meeting
Members of the newly organized Hayward Garden Club gathered at Markham School with President Kent presiding. A pansy was chosen for a permanent display, and plans for an exhibition committee were discussed. New members Mrs. Joe Gartner and Mrs. Pred Mantifel joined, and regular monthly plant exchanges will commence.
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Hayward Garden Club
Markham
J. Kant
Kent
Chorge Johnson
HM Meelings
Joe Gartner
Pred Mantifel
Harvard Lawyer Murphys Aims Fade In MLB Labor Push
Robert Murphy a Harvard educated lawyer who set out to unionize every major league player appeared to surrender his campaign by declining to file charges of unfair labor practices against the New York Yankees Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers in New York.
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Ball Club Unions
New York
Robert Murphy
New York Yankees
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Alameda County Crop Returns Highlight Meeting on June 11
An annual report from the Agricultural Commission shows Alameda County crops bringing in 98 million dollars for the year. Supervisor Bartell notes the county, and those interested in the subject, will gather for the June 11 meeting to discuss the county adoptions and related topics.
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Bers
Agricultural Commission
Gordon B. Laing
Altameda
Alameda
Statls
Bartell
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