Largest GI Bill ex servicemen graduates flood colleges
The GI bill has produced the largest group of ex servicemen graduating from colleges and universities this month. About 2,466,000 university students this year include 350 percent ex service men and women, with up to 60 percent of the June class veterans. Officials warn enrollment may rise next fall as demobilization ends and birth rates climb, affecting smaller colleges’ capacity and job prospects vary by field.
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Our Readers Say Francis Dunn Jr thanks 13th Assembly District
Francis Dunn Jr. thanks supporters after nomination by both major parties for the 13th Assembly District. He expresses gratitude to friends and campaign workers and hopes to continue earning public confidence in Hayward California.
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Hayward and San Leandro News Briefs Highlight Local Events
San Leandro leaders Edward Hallman Dan Jahson and Mrs Johnson prepare for the national Knights of the Round Table convention in Milwaukee while Staff Sergeant Shirley Ashby completes two weeks at Hamilton Air Force Base. Hayward newcomers Theodore Cavanaugh and Howard English arrive from New York New Jersey. English sings baritone and Cavanaugh plays piano and organ. Rev Richard Notherg, Eden Congregational pastor and Hayward Rotary president, travels to Detroit for Rotary International, then Cleveland for a glitch convention and Minnesota to visit relatives, planning return to Hayward by July 10. Two Week Elwood dakusons emline at yz amid stray garbled text.
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Improbable Comedy Duo Switch From Songs to Imitations
Virginia MacPherson Hollywood reports two Hollywood songwriters Sidney Miller and Ray Gilbert, once earning over $1000 weekly, have pivoted from composing to comic impersonations. They describe a new act mocking ordinary people, including a drunk and a tall tale teller, performing clean material that audiences have embraced in St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Miami.
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West gunfire ban shrugs off wild days era ends
In Sacramento and outlying districts a new ordinance bans firing guns effective today. Violators face fines and up to six months in jail. The story quotes Miller and Gilbert, recalling earlier party scenes and plans to deter mischief with acts aimed at clubgoers, while noting enforcement and local reaction.
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Readers Call for Investigation of Hayward High Administration
A letter from John D. Dystrom urges parents and taxpayers in Hayward California to form a committee to probe alleged mismanagement at Hayward Union High School. He criticizes administrative changes and protective figures while urging accountability, transparency, and civic involvement to safeguard education and local tax dollars.
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Winchell Aids Reward Claim in Ranyon Cancer Fund Case
Walter Winchell announced a 24000 reward for the Damon Ranyon cancer fund after portraying a policewoman as part of a murder case. Benedict Mack, 37, is charged with homicide for the May telephone booth stabbing of William Lurge, 40, and surrendered to Winchell in lower Manhattan. The American Legion club in Pitt sburg Virginia closed amid a state ban on slot machines, effective July 15. The second suspect remains at large.
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