Father’s Day Through History and Modern Dad Image
A compact column blends jokes and trivia about fathers from ancient Greece to modern times. It notes Mother’s Day origins, cites historical rulers with vast offspring, and comments on contemporary American dads with a playful, affectionate tone.
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Lois
Pop
Ms Can Rion
Crawl Nahabe
Tom
Sid
Mayracd
Jane Addams
John Benee Dodd
Spokene
Wash
Shel
Uyeir Fathen
Thair
Iver
Greece
Zeus
Pharoah Rameses
Jad
Ag’ ‘Dau Jie
Coors Phivontifahred
Howser May Drop Campaign On Grocers
In San Francisco, state attorney general Vrree N Howser may quietly drop his campaign against grocers selling undercut prices to draw business. A memo from Los Angeles proposes no action unless a grocer provides customer loss details and dates. The Cartwright act may be considered to curb underhand price cutting in liquor and name brands.
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San Francisco
Vrree N. Howser
Nuwser
Los Angeles
AussistantAdy
Wallace Tran
Notidg
Qaluy
Peau
Rau
Supt Seidel Awarded LL C Doctor's Degree
Alameda County Superintendent of Schools Vaughn D Seidel was among those awarded doctoral degrees at UC commencement exercises. His dissertation titled Auditing Public School Funds in California analyzes auditing practices in the state and compares them with those in other states.
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Alameda County
Vaughn D. Seidel
University of California
Sat
California
Schol Finance
Tro State
Editors caution on Uhl policy enterprising risk
Selections from editors in multiple papers criticize federal spending and social security funding. Baltimore editors doubt Uhl executives will enter politics for self preservation while others lampoon government debt growth, welfare policy, and treasury funding as outdated or misused.
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Clarin
Kansas
Clarion
Ivernmental Treasury
UC Faculty Advisors Named for Seidel Doctoral Work
University of California faculty members who advised Seidel in his doctoral work include Dr. L. J. Peterson Dr. George C. Kyte and Dr. Theodore Retler professors of education and Dr. Leonard A. Doyle and Dr. Lawrence I. Vance associate professors of accounting Seidel earned a bachelor’s degree in the College of Commerce at UC in 1924 and a Master of Arts in education in 14d.
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University of California
Seidel
L. J. Peterson
George C. Kyte
Leonard A. Doyle
Lawrence I. Vance
College of Commerce
One Big City talk weighs Hayward area future
A Friday evening radio series on the Borough System continues with a discussion on incorporating Hayward and San Leandro into a single entity called Eden. The Alameda County Supervisors urged local councils to back Bay Bridge approaches costing about 58 million with total bonds around 100 million, else highway funds for southern Alameda would be delayed. Residents are invited to send comments to the Hayward Daily Review, and future meetings may decide the area's formal boundaries and inclusion in a proposed Eden Township consolidation.
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Hayward
KYA
Review
Alameda County
Alameda
San Leandro
San Pranvisen Bay
Eden Empire
Eden
Hayward Daily Review
Hayward Union High School
Eden Township
Lutherans Plan New Student Center at Berkeley Campus
Lutherans affiliated with the National Lutheran Council announce a new student center to replace a Berkeley residence at 2411 Bowditch Street. Construction is set to begin this month with a target open in October. A $40,000 grant from the National Lutheran Council Division of Student Service funds the project, with additional long term financing possible. Oakie C. Johnson of Berkeley serves as the architect.
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University of California
Faith
Lutheran Church of
Castro Valley
National Lutheran Council
Bowditch Street
Berkeley
Hale named chair of Citizens Committee for Adequate Schools
Hale, a Hayward businessman and local chamber leader, was chosen to chair a Citizens Committee for Adequate Schools. The group will campaign for a June 29 special election to authorize a $4.5 million state school bond for Hayward Elementary District, with funds dependent on voter approval to secure state bond proceeds.
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VL Oa
Hale
Counsilovan
Tlayward Area Chamber of Commerce
Citizens Committee For Adequire
Orland Close
Board of Trustees
Hayward
Fune
Cifornia
Sherafram
Thayisl
Cannod
Tver
Driver Loses Control on Highway 80 Wreck Gone Awry
On Highway 80 west of Dublin a car driven by Kenneth Jenkins lost control after a broken driveshaft. Passenger Ileton Kinnamon, 41, of Oakland, suffered head injuries and cuts. Jenkins escaped injury. Kinnamon was treated at Fairmont Hospital and released to her physician.
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Mike West
Dublin
Ileton Kinnamen
Avantee
Oakland
Kinnamen
Kenneth II
Acros
Kinnamon
Jenkins
Hei
Fairmont Hospital
Tatler
Dental care access in US shows one dentist per 1727 residents
The American Dental Association reports an average of one dentist for every 1727 residents in the United States through 1949, highlighting dental coverage levels.
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American Dental Associaion
United States
Something Old Adds Modern Room Charm
A guide notes how to blend old accessories with modern decor to create charm. Use items like old china, sugar bowls, turquens as plant containers, antique saucers as ashtrays, and a vintage wall clock above the fireplace to form cohesive wall art. If both pieces have good design, the pairing adds a lived-in feel and decorative interest.
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Ational Cornex
British Socialists Trigger U.S. Senate Funding Fight
Washington dispatch reports British Labour party stirs trouble over Marshall Plan funds for Britain. Uproar follows Labour stance seen as isolationist and threatens up to 450 million dollars in aid. U.S. officials demand clearer British cooperation while parties hedge stance.
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Washington
Bri
U. S
Marshall Plan
Buphanredd
Labor Party
A Whale
Clement Tcy
Bers
House of Commone
Aflice
Amelia
Paul Gildan
Senate Foreign Relations Und Armed Services Committees
Hobart A. Yatson
Acon
Pat. McGarran
New Tin
Appropriations Committee
Mat
William F Knowhind
Cel
Marshall Vlan
Alice
Leber
Doukhobor Leader Charged Over Wives Sharing Practices
A British Columbia court hears testimony on Doukhobor leader Michael Veregin amid allegations he restricted wife sharing and controlled reproduction within the Hilliers colony. Witnesses describe nude baptisms and strict group rituals as investigators probe conspiracy to encourage adultery and related charges.
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B.G
Michael Kingel
Veregin
Colany
Hitlers
Boymidberg
Milea
William Slupnikofl
British Columbia
Retenant
John Lebedoff
Polly Koftnoff
Vaeregin
Kostinoff
Hilliers
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Supt. Seidel
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