BPWC National Convention Details in San Francisco
Detailed program highlights for the tenth Biennial Convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in San Francisco July 4 7 include national and international figures, keynote by Dr K Frances Scott, and sessions on women at the turn of the century. California hostesses organize panels with Diana Bourbon and other leaders, while Carlos Romulo and Margaret A Hickey speak on international issues and the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Gorrpine
Sebastopol
San Francisco Merial Opera House
Standard Symphony
Broddcast
Furt Warren
Scott
T. V
Maxwell School of Civie Affairs
Syra. Yuig
Knare M
Errick
New
Yor Herald Tribune
Willian S. Rosecrans
United States Ber of Commerce
Big Busincss
Rosalind Rus
Olumbia Pictures
Federation
NBC Dietwork
Diana Bourbon
Haclio-West Coast Ware
Wheelocle Divertising
Read
Irene, Inc
Dorothy Wright Lights
Minna D. Jackson
Ning Roos Brothers
Alberta Brey
Carlos Romulo
United Nations
Mrgaret A. Hickey
Luodies Home Journal
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
United Nations Committee
International Federation
Adela Rogers St. Johns
National Federation
California
Wall
California Choral
LaDecia Ellis
Civic Auditorium
Kennessy
M. Loretta Williams
Marjorie Hitch
Nevis Madison
Pacifica Club of
San Francisco
Kathryn Maloney
Eunice Nunez
Oakland
Florence Stahl
San Jose
Jeannette Anderson
Stockton
Dorothy Patterson
Sacramento
Lorraine
Edna Wood
Pacific Club of
Lela Swasey
Santa Cruz
LaDovit Ellis
Alice J. Browne
Chris
Lily Budde
Virginia Carew
Bertha Dale
Laura Miller
Peggy Roger
Maude Empey
David B. Pulwider
State Federation
Officials Say Butter Price Supports Not Violating the Law
U P report quotes a Agriculture Department denial that butter price supports violate the law. Officials note large stockpiles, about 144 million pounds, and explain current butter fat support levels near parity, with farm rules capping at 75 to 90 percent. No legal violation found in last month’s operations.
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Washington
U.P
Agriculture Department
Department
Life of Candidate for Political Post Is No Bed of Roses
Sacramento report outlines the tough path for candidates facing filing deadlines in June for campaign expenses and contributions. It notes state law requires records with county clerks and secretary of state, with successful candidates barred from taking office until filings are complete. A note on a new fruit bread markets with nearly a quarter-pound of mixed dried fruit per loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Secretary of State
Bon Voyage Party for Lees at Miss Sandberg Home
Miss Minnie Sandberg of Hayward hosts a bon voyage party for Mr and Mrs Jerry Lee of Prospect Street Hayward who sail to England on the 20th for a summer leisure cruise via cargo steamer through the Panama Canal. Guests include Rev Hinshelwood and Mrs Hinshelwood, and a Jay handbag going away gift is presented to Mrs Lee by Trinity Episcopal Church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Sandberg
South Crust
Avenue
Hayward
Jinrry Lee
Prospect Street
England
Lees
Lee
Geoffrey C. Hinshelwood
Christena Rackle
Rev Hinshelwood
Marie Nelson
Sandberg P Garden
Beats
Con
Mrs. Lea
Woman's Auxiliary
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mmes. W. 8. Clarke
G. A. Devant
J. D. Smith
J. B. Pro
John Zant
Rose B. Fugitt
Cora B. Rackle
Ruth Gimble
Laverne Foley Elected President of San Lorenzo Auxiliary
Mrs Laverne Foley was unanimously elected president of the San Lorenzo American Legion Auxiliary Unit 675 at the Legion hall on Hesperian. She succeeds Mrs. Bedstworth. A slate of officers includes Mary Schlenke, Lorraine Nelson and Edith Leger with plans for a joint installation with Hayward Post 68 and Bill Cody Post 630 on July 12 at Hayward Memorial hall. The next regular meeting is June 20, the final one led by outgoing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Foley
San Lorenzo American Legion Auxiliary
Unit
Legion Hall
Foley
Rley Bedstworth
Clare
Mary ‘Schlenke
Lorraine Nelson
Edith C. Leger
Betty Foster
Betty Foster, Mu- Wllis Besson, Sergeant- Dilan Chapman
Hayward
Bill ‘Cody
Hayward Memorial Hall
San Lorenzo
General ruling limits highway lengths for moving poles and pipes
In Sacramento the General’s office says house movers may transport 72-foot timber and call long California highways “obtaining a permit” if used to carry pipes. Law restricts combination vehicles to 100 feet. poles or pipes are limited to 75 feet without a permit. The opinion responds to Stanislaus county district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Stanislaus County
Fuchsia Society Leader to Speak at San Lorenzo Club
John P Edwards president of the American Fuchsia Society will address the San Lorenzo Village Garden Club at the Community Center on Wednesday night June 21 at 8. Mrs Peggy Church continues her What To Do Now talk. A color film on roses and fuchsias will be shown and local garden topics on plant care and club plans are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Edwards
American Fuchsia Society
San Lorenzo Village
Pegsy Church
Ted Kindler
Slick Airways, Inc
San Francisco
Betty Williams
Dorothy Bayliss
American Begonia Society
Alameda County
Hayward Hig
Constance Hansen
Dave Foulk
Kay Baker
Paul Frink
Hayward Garden Club
Hayward
Botany Isle
Hayward High School
Foulkes
Ed Davey
Church
Charlotte Ann Hooker
Peggy Church
al Mitchell
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Ann van Loucks
Women's
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Miss Sandberg
Nebraska
Pattman
Hayward Review
Mission Street
Ue Seasari
TRAVE
Sil
John P. Edwards
S.L. Club
Lewin Machines
Pacific Gas and Edge Ric Company
Florence Billingsley
American Cleaners
Castre St. LU
Kay-Lee
Main St
al Murray
Castre LU
FormAid Apparel Shop
Jem Angus
St. LU
Modern Scientific
Ala
To & P
Hayward Rug Works
Russell Rd
Wimers
Necchi — Universal Sales — Service
Main St. LU
Peter Y
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Holbrook
St. RU
Main St. AU