Fair committees named for Almaeda county exposition
De Dolan of Pleasanton announced the fair committees for the Almaeda county exposition to run June 29 through July 14. The lineup includes livestock agriculture and horticulture with horse racing under William Kyne and Sam Whitby. Officers include Clarence Perkins as vice president and Wray Bergstrom as secretary manager with Everett Nevin assisting.
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Pleasant
de. Pant
Wray
L. Bergstrom
Plessanton
Getrétaryt
Everett Nevin
Dublinv
Warner
L. Haviside
Livermore
Ro AL Canges
Oakland
Fred Lewis
Centerville
Joe Rose
Santa Rita
William Ralph
Maxwell A. Hales
San Leandro
Dora May Scudder
Niles
Johnn C. Sweeney
Andrew
J Pearce
Daniel J. Alves
Will Frates
Hayward
Earl Kenyon
N. W. Armstrong
Leandra
Elmore Pedersen
Betty Cowell
Pleasanton
George Bayliss
Warron
Gladys Hoone
Pature Farmers of America
Lesle Brown
James Trimingham
Reynard
Abvatt
Conges
Oaklaw
Haviside
Berxstrom
Budget
Nevin
Dolan
Edward J. Schneider
Alameda
Jose, Ralph and
Lewis
Elumber of Commerce
Jne Schwaone
Schneider
Trimingham
James V. Zeno
Zeno
Bob Wuerth
Farm Advisor
Lee G. Benson
Agricultural and Extension Service
Stanley Coates
W. Tolman
Walter Johnson
Bolton
Miss Boone
Smith-Hughes
Brown
A. C. Carter
Weldon Craig
HF. Miller
Alfred Miarson
Carl Robinson
Local Marine Is Awarded Commendation
Marine Sgt. Angelu N Estrada is awarded the Commendation Ribbon for actions in Korea. As wire chief with the Marine battery he maintained communications under direct enemy fire, contributing to the battery's mission and setting an exemplary standard for service. He is married to Camille Estrada of 20 Fiegen drive Kay ward.
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Angelu N. Estrada
Kores
Id Ayus
Camille Estrada
Fiegen Drive
Kayward
Marine Gillery Battery
Korea
Estrid
Estradge
United States Naval Service
New Industrial Tract Planned South of Milpitas
Western Pacific Railroad acquired over 300 acres south of Milpitas for 76000 dollars to develop a large industrial district along Oakland Road and Capitol Avenue Landerstrond. The tract includes the Eugene Murphy Annie M. Carson and Beatrice Wrigley estates. Carl R Nipper will request zoning approval for heavy industry before the Santa Clara Board today. Bruce Craver San Jose chamber of commerce calls the site a premier Pavciupmiant for California industry with rail access.
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Westernacific Railroad
Milpitas
Oakland Road
Capitol Avenue
Landerstrond
Eugene Murphy
Annie M. Carson
Beatrice Wrigley
Carl R. Nipper
General Egent
Western Pacific
Santa Chaca
Operatross Landuss Road
Bruce Craver
San Jose
California
Hayward Opens Singer Sewing Machine Branch Tomorrow
Hayward unveils a new Singer Sewing Machine Co branch at 1e LB Street next to the Bank of America Building. The store offers service, repair, and parts for Singer machines, employs seven staff with plans for two more, and will host two eight week sewing lessons daily and at night for customers in the Hayward area. The branch is part of Singer’s 1409 outlets honored on its 100th anniversary, with plans for sales of accessories and fabric and demonstrations by local executives heading the grand opening.
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Hayward
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Bank of America
Singer
Persis
Singer Witt
Aly
United States
Cyanada
Huston
Isaac M. Singer
Nayward
Hhamo
Howes
Singer Free
A. A. Faderberg
California
Nevada
Wi T. Dowd
Wie Rasthay
Sar Markit
Ceiling on clothes price controls expand to apparel
OPS announces broad ceiling price regulation covering most clothes from men's wear to infant garments. James E Parish, OPS District Director, says manufacturers may begin pricing under the rule immediately but must comply by August 15. Applies to all apparel including shoes and furnishings, with small manufacturers under 50,000 annual volume continuing under the prior general ceiling regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
E. Parish
OPS
Cohen Tax Case Goes To Jury After Final Witness
Los Angeles jury is set to begin deliberations in the Mickey Cohen income tax case after the defense rests. Cohen testified he did not falsify returns, described gambling income as modest in earlier years, and said he kept about 18 000 of 41 000 from O Rourke while distributing the rest to bookmakers. He also claimed a loan from Arthur Seltzer never existed and recounted attempts to settle debts with 25 000, noting a 359 500 balance owed to Seltzer. The defense framed Cohen as honest in tax reporting while prosecutors pressed for conviction on tax evasion charges.
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Los Angeles
UN Fede Jacy
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Leu Silverstein
Ben Harrison
Jur
Silverstein
Leys
Internal Revenue
Cushen
John TF. O'Rourke
West Palm Beach
Fls
O'Rourke
O'Hawke
New York
Arthur Seltzer
Seltzer
El Portal Improvement Club Meets Tonight at Ashland School
The El Portal Improvement Club will hold an important business meeting at Ashland School at 3 pm tonight. The gathering is expected to affect everyone in the mold and seeks broad community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Club
Ashland School
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Walter
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Gloucestensivte Legiment
Royal Canadian Regiment
Gloucextershires
U.S
Singer Sewing Machine
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Morris Flor
San Francisco
Federal Grand Jury
Urat
Attornty Kanost
Tilia
Cahon
Anthony
Wight
Cohen Peneivan
Colon
OWA Mission
Hilo
Gastro Valley Blvd
F.H.A
Gastro Valley
Antitrust Division
Washington
Standard of
Rhgun-Pracers Jonk
Agen Ware
Jong Life
Orsles
A. R. Peterson and Sons
A Sr. Lu
Standard Oil Company of California
Standard
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Bayer
Standard Fe
Mipnoke
Sumdaard
Statling
Aiinut
Chevron Gaselisnes
Sli Berhler Fue
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