Bank Moves to New Hayward Branch on July 1
Bank of Hayward plans to occupy a new branch at B and Morin streets, 300 feet east of the current site, by July 1. The $200,000 building, by Indance Company of Oakland, features a night depository, exterior gate, expanded service facilities, customer parking, 12 more teller windows, and triple office space with acoustical ceilings and asphalt flooring.
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Hayward Bruneh Quade
Jacke Sitehell
Fawi
Asy
Corener
B and
Morin
Hayward
Indance Company of
Oakland
Lelicll
Muse
Valle Vista Graduation At School Wednesday
Valle Vista school plans graduation exercises at 4 o clock in the auditorium. Students and instructors have prepared an orchestral program, boys chorus, girls glee club, and mixed chorus. Marjerie Waincotk directs the music. A play titled Never Trust v Mai will be presented under Frank Setware. Cast includes Bula Kimes, Mico Richie, Arlene Sullivan, and others. valedictory address by Bula Kimes. Clarence D Hardie, superintendent, gives the message.
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Pelgrim
Valle Vista
Irls
Muaste
Marjerie Wiaincotk
Elasso
Frank Setware
Bula Kimes
Mico Richie
Arlene Sullivan
Balsy Browning
Helena Jaws
Doris O'Brien
Boss Stucla
Ronnie Nnstrong
Clarence D' Hardie
Turist
Ronald Alvin Acmstcong
Carl Eugene Preinity
Jame Seto
Robert Leroy Steele
Olela Wiinnis
Alliance 823 Negotiations Progressing On Contract
Negotiations between the Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union Alliance 823 and employer representatives have advanced to the printing stage with all contract classifications and conditions agreed except wage increases. The union seeks 75 cents daily for culinary workers and 1.50 dollars daily for bartenders. The matter was sent to a Central Labor Council committee, which invited nearby employers with existing contracts to state their wage position before the council's executive committee. A nine day extension of the union contract was granted. the five day extension that expired June 1 ended yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culisnary Workers and Bartenders Union
Alliance 823
Central Labor Council
Southerty Almeda County
Con Mittee
Iwcording
William Fea
More Prizes For Father's Day Contest
The Daily Review and Hayward merchants sponsor a Father’s Day contest at the Ritz theater with prizes including a new award for the father who best matches Bel vedere’s achievements. Glan Coffey, Rin theater manager, offers the prize for the largest brood.
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Ritz
Daily Review
Hayward Area
Belvedere
Glan Coffey
Rin
Community Cannery Opens Appointments for Canning
Hayward community cannery at the high school offers canning of beets potatoes cherries and berries this week and next. Interested persons should telephone for an appointment with instructor Nellie Roberts at the cannery office 9 to 3 daily via TF 1 464 extension 20. Day classes operate 9 27 am to 12 noon Monday Wednesday and Friday and evening classes 7 to 10 pm Monday and Wednesday.
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Hayward
Nellie Robevns
Shea
Aim
Four Mumps Cases Reported in Area
Four mumps cases were reported in Almaeda county affecting Hayward, San Leandro, Insthwedk, and surrounding areas. The rival section recorded an uptick in chickenpox with 327 cases, while polio remained low with eight cases reported so far this year.
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Almaeda County
Hayward San Leandro
Weanty
House Debates Rent Bill Over Federal Controls
Congress in session debates whether to let war born federal rent controls expire or extend them for six months with possible one additional six month extension in areas requesting relief. Supporters and opponents foresee a narrow vote and a potential end date if the measure fails. The clause would preserve controls in some communities for a limited time. A Senate subcommittee also moves to probe labor violence and race reporting's effect on racketeering tied to bookmakers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Enka Corp
Morristown
Tenn
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
William Malasky
St. Leuis
Malasky
Pioneer News Service
Jur
Mass Meeting Called Over Hayward High School Firing
A public mass meeting is announced for tomorrow at 7 oclock in Hayse Memorial to protest the dismissal of a Hayward high school teacher. Parents, taxpayers, and others in the Hayward Unified School District area are urged to attend to discuss organizing formal protest and seek reinstatement, with or without high school student ties.
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Hayse
Migs
Sula
Hayward
Chemiksal
Artas
Hayward Hh
Hayward Isigt
Strike Ends Newspaper Editions Halted by NY World Telegram and Sun
In New York, executive editor Ler 2 B Worst announced the paper would not print seven editions due to a citywide strike by the guild of 40 editorial and commercial members seeking higher wages and benefits. Federal mediator Thomas Dutherty arranged a 2 PM meeting to attempt resolution as about 1,550 employees were kept off the job.
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New York
Ler
B. Worst
New York World Telegram and
Sun
PDT
Thomas Dutherty
Dougherty
Guild
Panes
Puese
la Pyullet
Claim Against City Reduced as Mother Nature Works
A city damage claim by C S Long Co. dropped from damages for rhubarb, an apricot tree and 147 currant bushes after natural restoration. Only 90 dollars remains the claim for vanished currant bushes as spring recovered plants.
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Muir Trunk
C. S. .Long Company
Mother Nature
Long
Change in Flag Day Ceremony
Inclement weather prompts Whig Day ceremony change to Brel Harte School auditorium. Opening flags massing includes Thayward area participants with their own flags. Poley’s accordion band and Ashland Presbyterian Choir provide music. Pageant Building of a Flag to be presented by Pome tribe and council. William Farrenkopn of San Francisco, grand president elect of the Redmen, will speak.
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Brel Harte School
Iis Hardee
Frank Alves
Poley
Ashland Presbyterian, Church
Pome Tribe
Pome Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Occa‘sion
William Farrenkopn
San Francisco
Redmen Geder
United States
Weather Brief: Fair Today With Fog Inland Rise in Temps
Weather forecast notes fair conditions today with coastal fog and variable cloudiness in the far north and over the Sierras today into Wednesday. Inland temperatures rise gradually as yesterday’s high and today’s low are mentioned in unclear terms.
Changes in Water Rates Authorized for Hayward
City council approved a pay-as-you-go water system ordinance and authorized a $29,600 appropriation from parking meter funds to begin acquiring off street parking facilities in the area bounded by A and B streets Castro and Main.
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Hayward
Castro
Main
Warren Proclaims Old Glory Day in California
SACRAMENTO (UP) Governor Gow Earl Warcan urged Californians to celebrate Flag Day by reflecting on the American system of government. He praised the flag as a symbol of freedom and progress through 173 years and called for it to inspire efforts toward lasting peace in a troubled world.
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Sacramento
Gow Earl Warcan
Castro Valley Community Center votes on by-laws amendment
Notices seek member approval to amend by laws allowing all major business transactions to be handled by directors without prior sanction. The action follows last night’s meeting where a faction supported the amendment with plans to devote monthly meetings to social gatherings and brief business sessions.
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Castro Valley Community Center
Lirectors
Gesorel Rester
Tyon Crow
Community Enterprise
Hayward Area
James Alexander
F. Ey
Big League Night Matches Across National and American Leagues
National League showcases Chicago at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia with Cincinnati at Boston. American League features New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland and Washington at St Louis. doubleheader late game starts 4 PM PDT.
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National League
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
American League
Cleveland
Washington
Sunshine Girl Queen Contest Seeks Castro Valley Entries
Castro Valley groups are urged to enter candidates for Sunshine Girl queen as the Aug 3 6 fair approaches. Four finalists named include Jean Stafford Pat Nor Donna Buckingham and Mitzi Arnold. The winner receives a wardrobe from local merchants and leads the fair parade. A new fair site off Castro Valley Boulevard offers expanded space and parking for rides booths and exhibits to benefit the Castro Valley Community Center.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Fair
Clarence Evans
Chameran
Evans
Dirk
Sats
Jean Stafford
Santa Maria Avenue
Pat Nor
Laurel Avenue
Baywood Cub Scouts
Donna Buckingham
Redwood Road
Mitzi Arnold
Castro Valley Boulevard
Swith
Ted Lawrence
Stulledge
Baker Roads
Stony Club
Lawrence
Highway 50
Castro Valley Community Center
Walnut
Lake Chabot
Arrest in California unemployment fraud case
The last arrest in the current chain of prosecutions for violations of the California Employment Insurance act was C. TL Presley, 43, Route 1 Newark. He was arrested last night by members of the sheriff's department after papers were signed by local law enforcement officials. Presley was booked and will undergo due process in the near future.
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C. TL Presley
P.O. Box
Newark
Oral 51
Sheriff's Department
Aidl
Pile
Shedél
HUWHS Senior Ball Tonight at Hayward Union High
HUWHS seniors prepare for the annual Senior Ball tonight with juniors hosting in the girls gym. The event honors 370 graduating seniors, features Maurice Anger and his orchestra, and keeps the theme secret.
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Chedsigh
Hayward Union High School
Maurice Anger
Bob Waunch
Jean Simonds
Carel Crockett
Helene Julian
Vern Covey
Transportation
HUHS Class of 1950 Seniors Graduation Sunday at 2:30
Hayward Union High School will graduate the Class of 1950 Sunday afternoon at 2 30 with the theme The Past Four Years Speakers will review school times Invocations welcome presentations by Don Waunch class gift George Lundgren and Carl Ekoos oversee diploma and award presentations Father Julie Martins will give benediction Names listed include Arlena Aldridge Bonnie Allard Antoinette Alva Sharon Andersen Anna Augustine Beverly Ayecla Myrtle Be her...
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Hayward Union High School
Hi. V. Reeves
First Christian Church
O. B. Paulsen
Don Waunch
George Lundgren
Hoagd
Carl Ekoos
Marlin Haley
Howell Plemmons
Gracules
Julie Martins
All Saints Catholic Church
Arlena Faye Aldridge
Bonnie Pawling Allard
Antoinette Marie Alva
Sharon Ardath Andersen
Anna Carol Augustine
Beverly June Ayecla
Myrtle Evaeyker
Roberta Persis ‘Ballard
Dolores Mae Barnhill
Ellen Elizabeth Bazinet
Louise May Rbechere
Mary Margaret Berehdorf
Carol Ann Bortsch
Georgia Lee Betts
Myria Catherine Bradley
Ornie Marie Brake
Genevieve Maricras
Doris Mae Brook
Mary Helen Brooks
Marjorie Jean Beyant
Jo Ann Bullington
Anne Bulmer
Matilda Caraballo
Dorothy Lee Caving
Lydia Cesar
Belly May Chapin
Charlene Elizabeth Chaudron
Charlotte Cecelia Christenson
Carolyn Louise Clapp
Doris Jeanette Cleveland
Twels
Alena Conway
Ann Lewise Cook
Elina Lots Costa
Gwenna Lee Coyne
Hazele Craig
Jewell Grace Curtis
Elda
Bathtub Trouble In City Water Sparks Council Talk
Mayor Carlos Bee raised a plumbing concern at last night's meeting asking City Engineer Hugh Gallaher why the Bee household tub is dirtier in preparation for baths since the city began using Hetch Hetchy water. Gallaher explained soft water causes staining from inside pipes and precipitation, predicting the issue will fade as the system adjusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Bee
Bee
Hugh Gallaher
Meyer
Gallaher
Hayward approves water system ordinance changes
The Hayward city council unanimously approves a new water system ordinance affecting meters main extensions and outside service. Charges change to 80 cents monthly or $1 per two months plus 85 cents per 100 cubic feet, with costs for metering and main extensions restructured and bond costs to be carried by the system.
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Hayward
John Haar
Hetch Hetchy
Lobn Ficklin Ha
Water Department
Comcily i
National Guard
Segal
Jackson Aheel
Don Groom
Car Lot Ad Offers Lincoln and Mercury Discounts
Carl Bud Schouweiler of C. J. Schouweiler's Used Car Lot at 16480 Est 14th Street announces discounts on new Lincolns at 3908.00 and Mercurys at 600.00 plus color options.
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Bud Schouweiler
C. J. Schouweiler
14Th Street
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Congress
Cherryland Tire Department
Fit Ale
Foothill Boulevard
Steve Dakdassarie
Dions
Queen
The
Tyros
Castro Val
Bagerond
Young Men’s Institute of
Our Lady O' Grace Parish
Revlaw
Warren
CV Center
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