Portrait Sketch of Henry Young Division Superintendent
A fragmented notice profiles Henry Young, a division superintendent, and mentions Benny’s long tenure at the company with L. K. Peterson, plus various staff updates. It notes Henry’s Ohio birth, California moves, schooling in Hayward, a 1922 high school finish, WWII service in the Hayward Auxiliary Police, and his household with Yvonne Bellel and daughter Beverly. The piece weaves in employee tours, plant visits, and personnel changes at Hayward area operations, along with anniversaries and social events in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Young
Benny
L. K. Peterson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Chics
California
Weed
Caifornia
Richmond
Hayward Union High School
Yvonne Maria Bellel
Reno
Nevada
Beverly Anne Young
Bret Harte School
Hayward
Henry
Sic
Lhe Valley
Rochester
New York
Niagara F Alls
Lew Arnold
Streat
Ws Street
A. Street
Jac Silva
A Street
Kate Young
Atlas
B Street
WEDDING BELLS AND FAMILY NOTES AT WORK
A Brigton area social page records birthdays and anniversaries for Flory Cordeiro and Marion Cordeiro, plus a 26th wedding anniversary. Henry Schmuhl reports becoming a grandfather at 6:15 AM as Barbara Chance gives birth to Jane in Berkeley.
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Dorothy Phippen
Moiss
Dorothy
Cordeiro
Florina
Jean Corrien
Flory
Henry Schmuhl
Jane
Henry
Barbara Chance
Orkeley
Mildred Schilting
Tab Department
Bakersfield
Pacific Shangri La Island Reported Where Men Spend Hours
Australian scientists were said to be studying a tiny Pacific island 300 miles north of New Guinea where men allegedly comb the hair of beautiful native women. Sydney Sun correspondent George H. Johnston cited reports of alluring features and a ritual waltz by men, while R W Robson of Pacific Islands Monthly questioned the details and urged further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Shangri-La’ Island
Manus
Foriay
Shangri-la
Sydney Sun
George H. Johnston
Corale
Western Isles
New Guinea
Johnston
I Spatra
R. W. Robson
Cox Says Newspapers Have Reached a Crossroads
Publisher James M. Cox Jr of the Day Journal-Herald told 1,000 delegates at the 22nd mechanical conference of the American Newspaper Publishers Association that newspapers must cut costs through greater productivity and cheaper printing devices. He warned against raising advertising costs or price hikes that could push mass readers away, stressing labor’s role in living standards while urging prudent practices to preserve the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buivalo
James M. Cox, Jr
Daylan
Journal-Herald
Cox
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Yeaterday
Eye Cautions With Two Mata Dvae Unclothed
An unclear ad style note promotes Lavantile for eye comfort and relaxation. It mentions soothing tired burning eyes, indirect light, and indirect scene descriptors. The fragment lists various terms and a product delivery idea without clear organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Consumer prices hold unchanged in April report
New York reports consumer prices remained steady from March to April with the overall index at 159.6 percent of the 1930 base. Food prices were flat month to month, housing costs rose 0.3 percent, clothing unchanged, and year over year comparisons show varied shifts across sectors.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Board
Unite
Apri
Runaway Car Damages City Manager Garage in Fresno Street Incident
A car driven by Mrs. Foreman rolled down Maine Drive in Fresno and crashed into Lahn Ficklin’s garage at 106 Maine Drive, causing extensive damage to the garage and lawn. Eyewitnesses including Cpt. Webber and Kenneth Bracey reported the car’s wheels were in gear with brakes set at various times, and the vehicle finally halted when it hit the manager’s garage.
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Lahn Ficklin
Hayward
Maine Drive
Same Street
Thelaw Foreman
Fresno
Maiie Drive
Picklin
Melvin G. Webber
No. Dd
Kenneth R. Bracey
Forgan
Labor saving hoe using brain guided optics for fields
Pasadena reports a new labor saving device a brain controlled hoe with an electronic eye uses light reflections to target plants and weeds thinning corn sugar beets and preparing for cotton fields the unit could cost under five thousand dollars and may pay for itself in one season a new company will manufacture it at the American Institution of Electrical Engineers convention Titus LeClair elected president and Lamme medal awarded to F Mayo.
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Pasadena
David Packard
Palo Alto
American Institution of Electrical Engineers
Packard
Titus C. LeClair
Chicago
The
Electrical Engineers
Somes W Fain
New York
Clm. Laffoon
Pittsburgh
Lamme Mediac
British Surgeon Calls Socialism Like Polio Threat
In San Francisco the British surgeon Dr Christopher Daniels warned that nationalization doctrines threaten the U K life and called socialism like polio. He said bureaucrats seize control of local business and run it with vindictiveness, as he described his concerns about the United States moving in a similar direction.
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San Francisco
Maury Miner Robinson
San Prac
Federal Gement Tarlay
T Robinson
Aur
Christopher Daniels
London
Electrib Club
Daniels
United States
I and My Shadow Seeks Suspect on Suburban Door Attempt
Seattle police deputies searched today for a single man who, while wearing a white coat, fled after attempting to enter the rear door of a suburban house while shouting Me and Shadow. The incident occurred near a residential area as officers followed leads and checked nearby properties for the suspect.
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Seattle
P——sneniis
Shadow
Overtime claims paid to California workers
California issued warrants for 1,202 overtime claims totaling about 286,754 dollars, with an average of 238 dollars per claim. Claims dated back to 1943, ending a long use of compensatory time off. Notable awards include Eugene Huston 4871 dollars and A Ta Sue 4691 dollars, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
WUP
of California
Department of Finance
Appearvas
State Personnel Board
Department” of ‘Justice
Sacramanto
Eugene Huston
Division of Administration
Oakkind
C. Copeland
State Board of Equalization
Santa Rosa
A. Ta
Sue
San Bernardino
Unoraing
Iecuioy
W. Elledge
Burglaries Hit Casto Valley Shops Across Street
Sheriff's deputies logged two burglaries in Casto Valley early Monday across from each other on Lake Chabot Road. In Mike C Johnson plumbing at 204 Lake Chabot Road missing cash ranged in the hundreds. In Betonging self laundry across the street a window was broken but inspectors found little or no other items missing.
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Sheriff’s Department
Casto Valley
Mike C. Johnson
Lake Chabot Road
Johnson
T. Harrelson
State Industries Sets New Peacetime May Employment Record
In May California manufacturing employed 724,300 wage and salary workers, an 11,900 rise from April and 27,300 above May 1949. Paul Scharrenbert, director of the Department of Industrial Relations, announced the peacetime May peak despite seasonal declines in canning and reductions in apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.R
California
Paul Scharrenbert
Department of Industrial Relations
Parnell Seeks Parole From Danbury Prison
Former Representative J Parnell Thomas of New Jersey has applied for parole from the six to seven year term he is serving for defense of the government. A parole board clinician said an interview is expected today or tomorrow and the decision may follow.
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Danbury
Conn
J. Parnell Thomas
George Killin
Parole Board
Thomas Weld
Loyalty Oaths for Teachers Declared Legal by Judge
In Cleveland, Judge James C. Connell ruled that loyalty oaths demanded of school teachers do not violate the Constitution or state laws. The suit, filed by attorney Jack Dworken after a May 23, 1949 school board action, argued the oaths would chill teaching and undermine public schools. The opinion defends the oaths as expressions of civic duty and notes courts rarely recognize communism as a threat, while condemning consequences for those who refuse.
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James C. Connell
United States
Jack le Bworken
Th Lo
Dworken
Connell
United State
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Carol Ann Connor
Harry Connor
St. Mary's Parge High School
Sind
Low Arnold
Gu Ley
Howley Meips
Wallerton
W. Froeblich
Thay Ward
B.S. Benjamin
J Haywall Cannery Union
Castro Valley
Salen
Oregon
Clarence Wilson
Mendocino County
Moss Wood Park
Oaklend
Clarence
Marion
Lillian Wilson
Napala
Richard Bishop
Wilgears
Ee Roy Yarrington
Dried Fruit Department
Canada
Morlon Vander Beagle
Ann Williams
Petich
Glendale
Los Angeles
Huntsmen
Bud Coacy
Ay Street
Hea Ewing
Mey-Makers Folk Dance Club
Johnny Mellhany
Valley Waltzers Folk Dance Club
Santa Clara Valley
Burnett Schwol
San Jose
San Leandg
Nonie Reed
Harvey
Nonie
John Hale
Berkeley
Sivalyn Lawrence
Arhur Fickis
Pacific Grove
Ernst Mayer
Ilness
Carmel
Alberta Elson
Denmark
Alberta
Glenn Dahlberg
Personnel and Wife
Flory Cordeiro
Mgr
Anneliese Williams
Robson
Lustigsy A
Falkmont Hospital
Charles A. Palmer
Palmer
USA
Hoview
Carpenters
Sun Ten
W Martins Department Store
Castro
Parnell
Cleveland, O
Upa
Eazy
SJF Legal
Gornell
Avery
Hewyer
Colvenianes
West
Ederans
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