Upward Social Pursuit Ends With Teen Hamburger Request
A Castro alloy woman seeks social poise by teaching her six year old daughter dining etiquette in a San Francisco restaurant. The child orders a 19 cent hamburger as the mother monitors manners, while a stray note mentions a nurse’s ward in a Freesame Tarent et ae. In Hayward, Mrs. Poon reports diapers missing from a clothes line, valued at two or three years old, with no suspect identified.
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San Francisco
Amy Vanderbilt
Rose
Hayward
Poon
Way for Tomorrow at The Duly Review Office Visit
A Hillview Crest group toured The Duly Review with one curious pupil asking about the publisher Floyd Sharks. An editor noted the publisher’s daily workload and payday. The piece also mentions a political campaign letter from 25 doctors and Castro Valley’s queen contest with judges checking ballots for accuracy.
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Hillview Crest
Floyd Sharks
Wadsworth stable gift to Connecticut DAR noted
The Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution received the Wadsworth stable where George Washington kept his horse during a Hartford visit with Lafayette in a ceremony. In Waterbury police recovered a pickpocket with a Fairfield County sheriff badge among items found.
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George Washington
Wadsworth
Washington
Lafayette
Hartford
Conn
DAR
Waterbury, Conn
Fairfield County Sheriff's
Ted Lawrence to Be Installed as President of Castro Valley Lions
Ted Lawrence will be installed as president of the Castro Valley Lions at 8 pm on Rutledge Road. Dr Curtice Swallow, longtime Lions member and former district governor, will perform the installations during a joint meeting with the Castro Valley Jones club. New officers include Oscar Stark, Clyde Holton, Big Jacobsen, Jack Bravo, Logik, Chester Iyer, and Tiotaver, with directors A B Emmmes and Louis Hunt also slated for installation.
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Castro Valley
Ted Lawrence
Castro Va
Consumers' Co-op Meeting Friday Night
A get-acquainted night will be sponsored by members of the Hayward Consumers' Cooperative Friday at 8 p m in the lounge of the Eden Congregational church Bridge and Birch streets Hayward Members of existing co-ops in the Bay area and other interested residents are invited to attend according to Donald Brown secretary
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Hayward Consumers’ Cooperative
Eden Congregational Church
Bridge and
Birch Streets
Hayward
Bay Area
Donald Brown
Washington Two Chamber Seeks General Manager
Washington Township chamber directors discussed hiring a general manager. Harry Weber and Wee Falkowski attended interviews, stressing the need for a full time, office equipped with maps and utility knowledge, though finances limit to part time initially. Directors plan more interviews, keep June meeting, recess July August, and sponsor a county fair race.
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Centerville
Washington Township
Weber
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Manuel ¥ Ldalgo
Hidalgo
Vernon Eli
Palsy Fund Drives for Cerebral Palsy Center
Armored trucks delivered 3954 contributions as a county Cerebral Palsy campaign awaits final tabulations. Executive director Douglas C. Sweeney said results will take days. envelopes mailed and volunteers will open and count donations toward a $210,000 goal for a Cerebral Palsy center.
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Ameriva
Touglas C. Sweeney
County Cerebral Palsy Association
Scouts Plan Camping Trip Near Yosemite Camp
Members of Boy Scout Troop 2 planned a camping trip to Diamond near Yosemite for June 26 to July 1. At troop inspection Gary Hubbard won individual honors and the Eager Beavers earned top patrol honors.
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Niles
Boy Scout Troop 2
Dimond
Yosemite
Gary Hubbard
Eager Beavers
Final Series of Anti Polio Shots Begins Here
The final round of Sek anti polio vaccine injections starts tomorrow and Thursday for Alameda county elementary students in first to third grade. About 14 020 county pupils will receive polio pioneer designation as part of the controlled tests, following earlier rounds in May and early June. The nationwide field trials, once controversial, continue with Southern Alameda County students as the only state participants and have reported few drop outs despite isolated incidents.
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Alameda County
United States
Porto
Oracle
Independent School Graduates 13 Students
Thirteen students will graduate from the Independent District School on Wednesday June 18 at 1300 Manter Road. Guest speaker will be Barbara Lingefetter, general supervisor from the county schools office.
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Independent
Manter Road
Barbara Lingenfetter
Offic
San Lorenzo pilot dies in plane crash off Japan coast
Navy identifies San Lorenzo aviator James William Barbee II as among five crew lost when their aircraft crashed into the sea near Japan. Barbee, 32, an engineer for the Rolling Hills telephone company, was recalled for Navy flight training and had been stationed in Japan en route to Guam. He leaves a wife Harriette and two sons, James William Barbee IV and Richard Harrington Barbee, plus his mother Ruth P. Barbee of San Lorenzo.
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San la Ireno
Lods
James William Barbee
Central Avenue
San Lorengo
Navy
Bardot
Harriette
James William Barbee, IV
Richard Harrington Barbee
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Ruth P. Barbee
Guam
Rolling Hills
Calit
Barbee Ae
Occidental College
Corpus Christi
Tex
Central Pacific
Japan
Atsugi Naval
Aicit Station
Itazuke
Ane
Riverside
Suits Against Crooner Rise to over $150,000
In San Jose, lawsuits against crooner Bing Crosby and his son Gary total $155,000 after a highway crash. Carlos Alvernez, a 24 year old Mexican laborer, filed for $15,009 in Santa Clara County Superior Court for injuries from May 24. Other plaintiffs seek $140,000. one car occupantFelx Olivareswas killed and another escaped injury.
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San Jose
Bing Crosby
Gary
Carlos Alvernez
Fem
Santa Clara County
Felx
Olivares
Conservatory String Orchestra presents classic works at UC Berkeley
The San Francisco Conservatory String Orchestra conducted by Sidney Griller performs Mozart Vaughan Williams and Bach at 8:30 pm on June 13 in Wheeler Auditorium UC Berkeley campus. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Mozart
Vaughan Williams
Bach
San Francisco Conservatory String Orchestra
Wheeler
University of California Berkeley
Sidney Griller
Ex G s Relive War Experiences in Italy
Two World War II veterans were reunited this week in Hayward. Herman Phieffer, national rehabilitation officer for the American Legion, joined with Oliver C. Stivers, 21753 Vallejo Street.
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Herman Phieffer
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Oliver c. Stivers
Vallejo Street
Fairchild Pho
Hermann Fhfauer
Anzio
Oliver & Stivers
34Th Infantry Division
Charles G. McGonegal
World War II Vets Gather at Lake Tahoe Pilgrimage
The fourth annual amputee veterans pilgrimage to Lake Tahoe brings together 34th Infantry Division survivors and notable figures including Thames C. McGonegal. Phieffer, now advisory board member of the National Rehabilitation Commission, resides in New York and works with American Region offices in Washington. April 9 5, 1945 marked a coast visit where a World War veterans delegation addressed the United Nations convention.
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American Legion
Phieffer
New York
American Region
Washington
Halcyon asks delay on recreation district withdrawal
Halcyon Improvement Association and the Hayward Area Recreation District seek a two month moratorium to postpone a decision on Halcyon’s request to withdraw from the district. The move ties to Halcyon’s possible annexation to San Leandro and a related $3,020,000 recreation bond, with hearings set for next Tuesday.
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I Teel
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Jack Sparlin
John Boomer
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Charman Ray W Tcher
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Mission San Jose Nears Completion Fire Station
Mission San Jose advances toward completion of a new crystal-block firehouse to serve a growing population. The two-track facility will include chief’s office, recreation room, kitchen, lounge, lockers, and showers with room to expand. Fire Chief Jack Pereira notes current apparatus and staff plans.
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Washington Township
San Jose
Jack Pereira
Mision San Jose
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Frank Vargas
Lew
Rence Rogers
J Board of Commissioners
Picnic Plans To Be Made Thursday In Decoto
Decoto plans for the Fourth of July picnic at Stonybrook Park will be discussed at a Thursday CSO meeting led by President Raul Ramirez. Board members convene at 8 p.m. in the Decoto auditorium to plan the event and view a health education film afterward. The meeting will also consider CSO legal counsel matters.
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Decoto
Stonybrook Pars
Mites Conevon
Thusasay
Community Service Organization
Raul Ramirez
Decoto Sexoo
CSO
Directors Discuss Consolidation of Sanitary Districts
At Decoto and Union Sanitary district meeting, directors debated annexation and consolidation. Proponents claimed widespread owner support and hoped to save taxpayers by enlarging or building a new facility. deadline for petition circulation and required 35 percent of property owner signatures remained unsettled.
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Decota
Becoto
Alcura
Peniar Te Eye
Decote
Ferreira
Castro Valley 20-30 Club Dinner On Miss Castro Valley Pageant
Reports from committee chairmen who ran the Miss Castro Valley pageant and spray pool ceremonies will be shared with Castro Valley 20-30 club members tonight at Castro Gardens during the dinner meeting.
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Castro Valley
Castro Gardens
San Lorenzo Schools Set to Open September 7
San Lorenzo Elementary will reopen Sept 7 after summer break. Trustees announce fall schedule with a teachers institute Aug 30 and classes starting the following week. They seek bids for textbook and library books, with bid openings in early July.
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Decors
Paul Ehret
Signal Oil Company
Oro Loma to Open Sewer Bids Tonight
Oro Loma Sanitary District will open bids tonight for drainage ditches along Grant avenue and a 3000 foot sewer line extension on Washington avenue. The ditches run parallel to Grant from south to Bockman Road, aiding San Lorenzo area development. the Washington extension is estimated at 15000 to 20000 dollars. Final acceptance is expected for two housing tracts south of Bockman Road and between Washington Avenue and Lewelling Boulevard.
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Aseland
Grant Avenue
Washington Avenue
Oro Loma
Bockman Road
San Lorenzo
J Haleyon Drive
Future Farmers Name Bruce Rush President
Bruce Rush has been named president of the Heyward chapter of Future Farmers of America. A sophomore, Rush has been an FFA member for two years and has served as finance chairman and vice-president. Other officers are Verne Chapman vice-president Jack Martin secretary Bill Johnson treasurer Ken Krause representative Jim Rush sentinel Robert Whalen relations committee chairman and Darwin Ries finances.
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Future Farmers of America
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FFA
Verne Chapman
Jack Martin
Bill Johnson
Ken Krause
Jim Rush
Sentinel
Robert Whalen
Darwin Ries
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