Merchants Plan Floor Show For Hayward Senior Ball
Hayward merchants stage a five act variety show for the senior ball at Hayward High School. Master of ceremonies Jimmy Jamerson returns from the East after a Cal Neva engagement. Acts include Lorraine Stevens juggling and unicycle, the Aero batics duo, dancer Caleen Carpena, and a Ninegician pending date. Gary Nottingham's orchestra will play. Life and Look magazines may cover the event to deter seniors from driving.
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Ross Massey
Hayward Merchant
Hayward High
Milt Levy
Music Corporation of America
Jimmy Jamerson
Cal-Neva
Lake Tabec
Inapes Sonia
Lorraine Stevens
Reno
Thete
Caleen
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Levy
Henry Gall
Ofser
Tavents Committee
D. Lee
Owen Freeman
Matheison
A. Keenan
Merchant's Group
Merchant's Association
Harold Lavick
Bill Wilson
Les Foley
Miss Sullivan Chosen as San Lorenzo Vice Principal
Miss Blanche Sullivan, a Hayward High School product and UC graduate with a Stanford master's, is appointed vice principal of San Lorenzo High School. She has served as Dean of Girls for six years and counselor for 10, praised for her long teaching career begun 29 years ago. The trustees also voted to include Hayward union high school district in a disaster readiness plan to aid Cal State Disaster Council.
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Blanche Sullivan
San Lorenzo High School
Miss Sullivan
Hayward High School
University of California
Stanford
Board of Trustees
Hayward Union High
California State Disaster Council
Giant Pageant Plans Jubilee Celebration in Hayward
Hayward will host a three night Diamond Jubilee pageant starting July 19 produced by Geller Productions Inc. More than 300 local residents will join the cast for the historical spectacle to be staged on the Hayward High School grounds near the new boys gymnasium. The Farm Home and Industry Fair will feature 100 exhibits nearby.
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Hayward
Farm, Home and Industry
Guy Warren
Mke
Ite
Geller Productions Inc
Hollywood
Hayward High Schoul
Boys Fyanasitm
Compromise Draft Passes House Amid Draft Age Talk
The House completed a compromise draft on the draft age aimed at reducing it. The legislation moves to the White House for President Truman's signature. Chairman Carl Vinson of the Armed Services Committee called the measure magnificent.
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Washington
House
White House
Truman
Huse
Cheiran Carl Vingen
Armed Services Committee
Alameda Men Indicted for Bribes and Bookmaking
Alameda county grand jury indicted Thomas Nedden and Willard Wayne for soliciting bribes from Alameda policemen and operating a bookmaking establishment. No officers were indicted. District Attorney Frank Coakley said the grand jury found laxity in the Alameda police department and the matter remains open pending the foreman's report.
Train Hits Truck Killing Five at Rio Suburb Crossing
A commuter train collided with a fuel truck at a grade crossing near Nova Iguaçu 25 miles northwest of Rio de Janeiro. The crash killed at least five people and seriously injured 37 others as the train’s first coach burned after the fuel truck exploded. Passengers, workers en route to Rio, could not escape the blaze.
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RIO _ DE JANEIRO
Brazil
Rio
Prasengers
McMahon Blames Chiang in China Policy Debate
Senate session heated as Sen. Brien McMahon accuses a corrupt clique around Chiang Kai-shek of profiting from U.S. aid to China to sway policy. Acheson defends U.S. role and cites Yalta concessions as not causing Chiang’s fall, while debate touches on a secret report and a 1949 Barr statement.
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Washington
Briek McMahon
Conn
U.S
China
McMahon
Senate
Douglas Macy Arthur
Secretary of
Dean Acheson
United States
Chiang Kai- Shek
Acheson
Russia
Yalta
Chiang
Yalla
Japan
Connecticut
Tong
State Department
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Wiley
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mass
Wayne Morse
Gre
Richard B. Russell
Lodge
Morse
David A. Barr
Barr
U. S
Lene
Weather outlook for today and tomorrow
Morning clouds give way to fair conditions this afternoon and tomorrow. Temperatures rise toward normal by Friday. Yesterday’s high and today’s low are not specified.
Regular Vet Convention Opens in Hayward Tomorrow
The largest State convention in Hayward begins at Veterans Memorial building with registration and open house. More than 700 Regular Veterans Association delegates attend the three day event chaired by James J. O Neill, detailing resolutions and a legislative program. The National convention will be in Washington, D C in August.
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Hayward
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Veterans Association
James J. O'Neill
RVA
Regular
Washington
D. C
Veterans' Memorial Building
Veterans Memorial Building
Ernest Col Ilcutt
Carlos Bee
Paul B. Malone
Sth Army
Augustus Donnaway
Dent
Officer’s Association of the
US. Army
Elwood Schwenk
Veterans Administration Hospital
Oakland
Bret Harte School
George Vitakes
First Street
B Street
Castro
Main Street
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Memorial Building
Natonal
Frank B. Gipliotti
Washington B. C
Kent
2Th Naval District Band
U.S
Alameda Naval Air Station
Maine Air Detachment
Oaktond Naval Air Station
San Lorenzo
Hayward, Boy Scouts
VFW
Amerean Legion
Coouettes
Up Hatters
Santa Clara
Bret Harte
Castro Valley
Earl Warren
O'Neill
Harry Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Chamber of Commerce
Final Stocks in New York Rally To Best Levels Since May
Prices rose for the third straight session with a general market advance to the day’s best levels. The rise, described as technical by experts, lifted valuations by about $1 notable in specialty shares leading the broader list.
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New York
U.P
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Incorporation Law Change Clears Assembly Committee
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce backed Assembly bill 12 passed the Municipal and County Government committee with a unanimous Do Pass. The measure mirrors annexation rules for incorporation and moves to Assembly for action soon. No opposition. amendment shifts election cost funding to proponents with city reimbursement if approved. Requires a petition from 25 percent of qualified voters to place the measure on the ballot with a counter petition possible by a majority of property owners to kill it. Assemblyman Francis Dunn Jr. sponsors. Dean Phillips expresses optimism about passage.
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Assembly
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Dil
Dean Phillips
Castro Valley Chamber
Sacramento
Ameda County Supervisor's Association
Chutber
Francis Dunn Jr
Oakland
Miter
Phillips
Urban tax talk stalls after unprecedented Assembly hearing
Sacramento A committee of the whole heard lobbyists from cities and counties on AB3217 by Assemblyman Albert J. Stewart to fund urban unincorporated areas through special districts. Supporters argued the plan scales costs for enhanced services while opponents led by the Los Angeles county supervisors urged interim study and cautioned against shifting tax burdens.
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Sacramento
U.8
Albert J. Stewart
Pasadena
League of California Cities
County Supervisors Association of California
Spe
Graves
ABIIT
Kennedy
California
Cattle Black Market Rumors Inflammation Across Markets
A farmers strike over rolled back prices sparks reports of cattle diverted to a black market. OPS officers rushed stockyards to curb illegal buying while health officials probe reports of horse meat sold as hamburger. Eastern buyers seen amid tight supplies as Midwest packs bid aggressively.
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Chicago
UPR
Washington
Price Ronteal
Office of Price Stabilization
Trdianapolis
Geral Kempf
American Rural Institute
Milwaukee
Atlantic
OPA
Midwest
East
Milwaukee Bckyards
Hugo Mure Tay
Chicago Sun-Times
Armour, Wilson and
Swift
Post Office Rate Hike Approved Despite Pay Increase Block
The House Post Offices committee approved a 123 million dollar rate increase after rejecting a plan for a 360 annual pay raise for postal workers. The measure, needing House Senate and presidential approval, would raise two cent postcards, higher third class and news mail rates, and include higher fees for special services such as delivery, COD, registry and insured mail. An amended pay raise proposal was defeated, avoiding a larger cost offset from the rate hike.
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Washington
House Post Offices Committee
House
Senate
Price cutting hits Haywood area as Macy's expands
In a two week price war, Macy's in New York started cuts that spread to Southern Alameda county stores including Palmer's Drug in Hayward. Local merchants warn of harm to economy while stores tout big savings on essentials like detergent, sugar, and appliances.
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Bill Keller
Haywood
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Macy's Department Store
New York City
Alameda County
Palmer's
Hayward
Palmers
Rocal
Ashland
vs-Roebuclk Company
Chiia
Webster Electric Company
J.C. Penney Company
Palmer
Veurve
Sim Palmer
Macy's
New York
Weinstein’s
San Francisco
Oakland
California
District Picnic Aid Offers Free Advisory Services
Hayward Recreation District provides free advisory service for all picnic activities. Arrangements for a picnic director and a campsite kit of equipment may be made at the district office located at 1015 East Street.
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Yward Ares Recreation Dist
Hayward Recreation District
Streat
Artillery Duel Over Triangle Iron Triangle Front
United Nations forces clash with Chinese and North Korean troops as heavy artillery barrages and tank columns press toward the core of the Iron Triangle near Kumhwa and Chorwon. Reports describe fierce hill battles, shifting ridges, and massive enemy reinforcements moving from Manchuria into Pyongyang to defend the apex triangle.
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Tokyo
Manchinia
Hces
Iron Triangle
Quwical
Reds
United Nationns
Trongle
United Nations
Hwachon
Kumlwa
U.N
Manchuria
Pyong- Bane
Kumbwa
Chorwon
Korea
Ttwachon
Sitie
Pyongyang
South Korea
Kumhwa
Andnemy
Yafterday
Kwangdo
Chorwan
Kamhwa
Chor
Judge Davis Former Editor Dies at 64 in Modesto
William Thompson Davis longtime Castro Valley Reporter owner and editor died Tuesday in Modesto at age 64. native of Ely Nevada he led the paper through moves and ownership changes before retirement in 1948.Survived by two children and two sisters with funeral in Modesto Friday morning. Interment Cypress Lawn Colma.
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William Thompson Davis
Castro Valley
Modesto
Davis
Fram the
Castro Valley Boulevard
Sparks Tussing
Castro Valley Lions Club
Old Press Club
Oakland
Castro Valley Rad and Gundlu
Tayward Masonic Lodge
Ely
Nevada
Pleasanton
Wilbur Davis
Seattle
Dorothy Davis
Irene G. Davis
Grace M. Davis
Cypress Awn Cemetery
Colma
Committee OK Given Income Tax Boost
Washington report notes House Ways and Means committee backs a broad tax increase totaling about 7.1 billion dollars yearly. Individual taxes would rise 24 percent with a defense surcharge. corporate rates would climb five points, hitting owners earning over 25 thousand with higher rates. Additional excise boosts and closing tax loopholes deepen the plan. Senate approval and revisions loom before passage.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Pial
Builder Blames Govt for Lack of Loans
William P. Atkinson of Central City Ohio, president of the National Association of Home Builders, warned that the industry could only reach 400000 new homes this year instead of the 850000 government goal. He spoke at a dinner meeting of a home builders conference in San Francisco and blamed government money restrictions and withdrawal of bond market support for the current mortgage shortage.
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San Francisco
U.R
William P. Atkinson
Central City
Ohio
National Association of Home Builders
Atkinson
Home Buildwg
All Saints Graduation Ceremony At All Saints Church
Commencement exercises for four students of Gashelle school will be held tonight at All Saints church. Rev Julio A Martins has extended an invitation to parish members to attend the ceremony.
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All Saints Church
Gashelle School
Julio A. Martins
Sif
Baseball league results and matchups summarized
National League scores show Chicago and Philadelphia tied in a low scoring game with late-inning runs. Cincinnati edged New York as Raffensberger and teammates held the Mets to a few late counters. Pittsburgh and Boston games appear, with Boston visiting Quee and others in action as the schedule lists several night contests including New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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American League
Washington
Chicago
Moreno Niarchos
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Epiladelphia
Cleveland
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Philadelphia
Klippstein
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Schmitz
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Wilber
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Raffensberger
Smith
Scheffing
Kosio
Spencer
Gettel
Westrum
Pittsburgh
Quee
Lough
Bickford & Cooper
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