Taxable Business Revenue Trends Reported for First Quarter 1951
Advance data from the tax office shows first quarter 1951 retail sales tax transactions totaling large gains over 1950. Automobile sales lead with about 475 million dollars, up 13.7 percent from 1950 and 5 percent from late 1950. overall quarterly volume remains below the record third quarter 1950 high. Non durable goods retailers are expected to post the strongest gains among merchandisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qquarier Sul
Eld Autins Quinn
Fragmentary clipping reports on PE club leaders and events
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions teachers or officials and a physical education club. Details are unclear but hints at leadership roles and activities, with names partially legible. No concrete dates, places, or outcomes can be confirmed from the fragment.
Arrests and Home Invasion Reported in 23934 Area
A terse note indicates a police action at a Hill residence near 23934 area code with someone referred to as Mrs. S. in connection to the Tuesday evening incident. Details remain fragmentary in the OCR text.
Open House Fetes Former Residents Sharon Hertz
Mrs. Sharon McFadden Heidey daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hert 1257 B 75th Avenue former Ashland residents will be honored at an open house Sunday after her arrival from Hollywood. She graduated Hayward High School in 1947 and attended Santa Barbara College before marriage. This will be her first visit home in four years and she will bring her 11 month old son Hal. Mrs Hertz is presenting Sharon with a car and they will motor back to Hollywood next week.
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Sharon McFadden Heidey
Mre
John Hert
75Th Avenue
Ashland
Hollywood
Heidey
Hayward High School
Santa Barbara College
Marriagte
Hal
Bret Harte Pupil Places Third in Poster Contest
Hector Pena an eighth grade student at Bret Harte school won third prize of 7 dollars in the 195? International Poster contest of The Latham Foundation. Posters came from England Canada Holland Austria Java South Africa Japan Cuba Alaska Hawaii the Philippine Islands and the Canal Zone. Certificate of Merit for excellent work went to a group of students including Frank Dickinson Jack Gonovan Jacqueline Hay Arlene Hylon Charles Minger Mary Pantages Don Christiansen Ronald Madsen Osborne Stevenson Vernon Yoshioga George Franquilitsky and Gary Provansha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Pena
Bret Harte School
Latham Foundation
England
Canada
Holland
Austria
Java
South Africa
Japan
Cuba
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Canal Zone
Frank Dickinson
Jack Gonovan
Jacqueline Hay
Arlene Hylon
Charles Minger
Mary Pantages
Don Christiansen
Ronald Madsen
Osborne Stevenson
Vernon Yoshioga
George Franquilitsky
Gary Provansha
Search Continues for British Diplomats Amid Border Watch
British authorities pursue missing diplomats amid a border watch on Sweden and Paris. Reports say two diplomats linked to Anglo American operations were suspected of being released from Moscow. Cables signed by the missing men circulated, triggering a multinational inquiry and intensified checks on Soviet embassies in Paris and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sweden
Finlund
Ger Todas
Moscow
Tourviga
Swedinstruments
Donald D. Luft
Suaras
West Germany
Easaay
Paris
MacLean
Melinda Marling
New York
Esteen
Soy
Washington
Buce Dent
Starx
Letina
Moving From Lane to Lane Advice for Safe Driving
The No Automobile Club counsels drivers to signal deliberately and move slowly when changing lanes to warn others. Use extra care to avoid collisions and help maintain road safety.
Trout Fishing Good in Greenhorn Mountain Area
The National Automobile Club reports strong trout fishing lately in Kern County's Greenhorn Mountain region. Local anglers are finding several productive spots and tolerable catches amid favorable conditions.
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Ross Reservoir
Hunters Dam
Automobile Club
San Antone Creek
Calaveras
Greenhorn Mountain
Kern County
National Automobile Club
Wine Shipments 35 Per Cent Below Last Year Record
California wine shipments in April totaled 7,463,527 gallons, down 35 percent from April 1950′s 11,532,793 gallon record. April breakdown: 1,555,898 gallons table wine, 9,482,504 gallons dessert wine, 25,125 gallons sparkling wine. First four months total 24,879,812 gallons, down 19 percent from 1956’s 43,201,977 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
California
Wine Institute For the Wine Advisory Board
Missing Village Boy Found After Scout Search
Ronald Belt, missing since late Tuesday afternoon, returned home around 7:30 in a car after a neighborhood and church led search. Scouts, explorers, Civilian Defense workers, and local residents aided in the effort near San Lorenzo Creek and Hesperian Boulevard before the boy was found and returned safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Bell
Ronald
David .E. Martin
Uty
Rhood
A. Thiele
Cal- Lutheran Church
Frank Buck
Stout
Buck
Erc
Ronald Belt
Charles Judy
John Judy
Perdidio
San Lorenzo Creek
Hesperian Boulevard
Jesse Bell
Boy Scouts
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Home Acks Ser
United Nations
Neaaome
Walter Lea
Randal
Charles -Ry
Frank Iler
Arger
P.m
Bret Harte
Boston University
Byron C. Zaharakis
Warren Street
Hayward
School of Medicine
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
Observer of Foreign Affairs
Hayward Daily Review
Ray
Kaiser Dealer
Kaiser
Daily Review
Castro St
Calif
Castro Street
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