Castro Valley C of C backs polling and hostesses battle
The Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce promotes a June 20 election backed by school district bond plans to fund future classrooms and a state loan. It faces a dispute over an official hostess, with Bert Culbertson and Rex Tunis opposing, while Welcome Wagon’s Almere Pederson awaits proof of local merchant support before board approval.
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Changes Continued at Ashland Edendale and Nearby Schools
During the war he served with the Army in the European theater. William Drasbach, principal of Ashland school, will serve as principal of the new Edendale school with Victor Lobree as vice principal. Lobree is a graduate of San Francisco State College and has taught at Martin school for the past three years. He served in the Navy during the war. Principal Frank Martulla of Sunset school will likewise be principal of the new Colonial Acres school, where he will be assisted by Malcolm Douglas. Douglas comes to the district from Sacramento city schools. He was graduated from Pony College and did graduate work at Columbia University, the University of Kansas, the University of Maine and Sacramento State College. He served in the Army during the war. Robert Worby will act as principal of the new Washington Act school while continuing his responsibilities as principal of Lonao ACHOOL.
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Election continued from pie item shows varied vote counts
Fragmented OCR presents partial tally figures for U S Senate races with names like Borsénttor and Jody H alongside party labels and district numbers. The garbled text includes several numeric results and candidate identifiers, but lacks coherent context or full details.
Bubble bursts over Lyte Daugherty fraud case in Fort Worth
Detro m, UP report says Lyte J Daugherty a $75 a week clerk admitted taking $41 113 from friends he vowed to repay via an inside count. He pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses. Judge Paul J others placed him on five year probation and ordered him to pay at least $120 monthly. In Fort Worth Texas Sgt James B E Woods spent his vacation doing police work while serving in the organized reserve corps.
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Midway Club drives for 27000 to fund Ashland center
The Midway Lions Club leads a drive to raise 27000 for plumbing foundation and underpinning of Ashland Community Center. Area clubs were invited to participate and urged to mobilize broad support. Members discuss liberty, civic duty, and scouting needs while promoting local and state scale projects.
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Midway Lions Club
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George Thirter
Jing Maverside
Dave Beebe
Lions Club
Area quake recorded near Berkeley by seismograph
A small earthquake lasting about one minute occurred at 6 20 yesterday. It was 20 miles south of Hayward and near Berkeley, as reported by the University of California seismograph office.
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Los Angeles Council Deadlock on repeal of rear car law
Los Angeles councilmen failed to repeal an old ordinance restricting shooting jackrab bits from rear streetcars. Assistant City Attorney Bill Neal could not locate the statute in the books, delaying repeal until locating the law. Advertisement promotes a foot remedy with penetrating alcohol content. Debs concedes Bonelli victory for State Board of Equalization. Bonelli leads by over 20,000 votes with half precincts reporting, winning Democratic nomination.
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State Board of Equalization
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