Hayward Census Figures Seen Swings In Population
Local observers expect Hayward to show a population rise in the 1950 census, though numbers are disputed. Estimates place city residents around 15 to 18 thousand, with some forecasts suggesting a final tally under 16 thousand. Nearby areas such as Castro Valley and San Lorenzo may post higher figures, while Hayward’s growth depends on late building permits and county results to be released from Washington.
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Hayward
Maynard
Castro Valley
Ashland
San Lorenso
Haywori
City Steels
Oaly
City
County Valley
San Lorenzo
Mt. Eden
Tonnyson
Alta Vista
Valle Vista
Washington Manor
Ward Acres
Modernized Pittsfield Court Speeds Proceedings
Superior Judge William C. Giles ordered the court to abandon the formal Hear ye Hear ye proclamation. The new directive makes the court open and speeds progress through a crowded docket in Massachusetts.
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Pittsfield
Mass
William C. Giles
Case Solved Quickly in Brockton Robbery
In Brockton Massachusetts a quick police break led to solving a store robbery at C A Eaton Co after detectives spotted a youth wearing a new pair of shoes and carrying a car ton. Harold R Brown 18 admitted the break and said he was trying to sell the extra pair.
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Brockton
Mass
Flert
C.A Eaton Co
Harold R. Brown
Ten Years Ago Local Notes From Castro Valley District
Ten years ago work began on Castro Valley’s sewer project worth 525,060. Mrs. Virginia Srauschlidt won best premium at Mills College horse show riding Topsy's Delight. Mrs. Reid showed a rare 22 inch by 8 inch black calla lily. Mrs. C Reid, Salita Clara street, enters Phi Beta Kappa at Occidental College after leaving before the chapter formed. A 15 inch rattlesnake was found in a Main Street machine shop by Andy Young.
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Gerry Jarrett
Tom Files
Dally Heylen
Castro Valley
Virginia Srauschlidt
Mills College
Land
C. Reid
Salita Clara Street
William Auley -Pankey
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Main Street
Andy Young
Alumni Tea Honors Graduates After Baccalaureate
The MUSES Alumni Association sponsors a post service tea to honor June 18 graduates, led by Vera Licciani. Local volunteers include Frieda Farmer, Davis McLaren, Jon Riley, Toy Sudferree Smith, and Lucille Thomard. Also noted are engagements and campus social events involving Danna Calland, Patricia Orth, Jack Ball, and students from Garden Club Fiesta and Merritt Business School.
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Muses Alumni Association
Vera ‘Licciani
Frieda Farmer
Dahvis McLaren
Jon Riley
Toy Sudferee Smith
Lucille Thomard
Japan Reds Suffer Staggering Vote Defeat in Parliament
Tokyo reports show Japanese Communists winning only two of 132 upper house seats as Liberal Party claims victory with 72 seats overall. results seen as support for MacArthur occupation policies and possible move to outlaw the Communist party. Police ban on mass meetings continues in Tokyo after Memorial Day clashes. Approximately 31.5 million of 44.5 million eligible voters cast ballots.
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Tokyo
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
House of Councillors
Social Democrats
Democrats
Green Wind Society
Douglas MacArthur
Communist Party
Yoshida
Yoshisa
Liberals
Strpet House
Centrol
Representaives
The
Paolie
Sanroku Tzumiya
Seymour to Head 1950 Cancer Drive Leader
New York area broadcast executive Dan Seymour was named chairman of the National Cancer Foundation 1950 fund drive. Abbott Kim ball president of the foundation announced the appointment today.
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Seymour
New York
Abbot Kimball
National Cancer Foundation
Dan Seymour
Mother Knows Her Own Triplets Fool Classmates
Robby Phil and Freddy Chamberlain, nine year old triplets in McKenney Virginia, resemble each other closely and confuse their classmates though their teacher sees through the lookalikes. Their mother, Mrs Phillip S Chamberlain, identifies them confidently.
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Mckenney
Robby
Phil
Freddy Chamberlain
Phillip S. Chamberlain
Blooming clever shoplifter sentenced in Detroit
Frances Hill, 24 described by police as a bloomer girl, was sentenced to 30 days in jail after a department store theft involving jewelry and clothing. A companion reportedly stabbed a staff member during the incident.
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Detroit
U.P
Frances Hill
Iys
Po- Nee
Miss Hill
Local notices reveal classes and road work updates
Community news lists typing classes for business girls on Saturday mornings with speed typing and mimeographing options, plus open beginner courses. Hillcrest Knolls road construction is set to begin this week with machinery arriving. Local residents Kenny Tinkham recovers from a knee fracture, while Mary and Rex Bolles performed in Oakland and Mrs William Millet travels in Oregon for a month.
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Patricia
Orth
Pacific University
Oregon
Miss Orth
George Orth
Jack Ball
Gamma Sigma
Rose Bowl
Mra
Lilian Gilliland
Castro Atyect
Kenny Tinkham
Hill Road
San Francisco
Mary
Rex Bolles
Oakland
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Washington
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Virginia "Ginger Olds
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Lorgaine Witehuck
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Ifeless
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Benhams
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Hillcrest Knolls
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