Valley Chamber Hears Plans for Castro Valley Growth
Valley Chamber discussed associate memberships for residents unable to join fully and considered limits on membership. Rex Tussing noted outside pressure and misrepresentation from other areas. Joe Walsh offered one year of free office space. Castro Village groundbreaking planned for July. Transportation panel eyed a free Saturday shoppers bus. letters sent to local legislators for higher Highway Patrol staffing. service club signs estimated at 122 dollars shared by three groups.
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Anderson
Chamber
Rex Tussing
Valley
Tussing
Joe Walsh
Castro Valley Boulevard
Castro Village
Arnold Anderson
Transportation Committee
Castro Valley
Arthur Breed Jr
Francis Dunney
Highway Patrol
Alameda County
Castro Valey
Ubs
Budget plans hint at tax relief via lower assessments
The council considers a near twenty five cent tax rate rise to cover the budget. Taxpayers may gain relief not through a reduced rate but through lower assessments once the budget figures are released. The budget is not yet finished and figures have not been released.
County Fair Names Local Delegations and Officials
A fragment lists individuals connected to the county fair including Perkins, James Triming am, Fred Lewis, Centerville, Roy Bernhardt, Joe Chenone, William Ralph, Hugh Walker, B. L. Haviside, RL Adams Berkeley, Bernard Abrott, A.Cones Oakland, Maxwell Olmes San Leandro, George Sayliss Hayward, Edward Schneider, Dale Carrithers, Mission San Jose, and Joe M. Rose Santa Rita.
Area Movie Program Listing At Local Theaters
Area theaters schedule multiple films including The Third Man at Orenzo Theatre 8 40 p.m. Cargo to Capetown at 7 00 and 10 25 p.m. Ramrod and The Window shown at Otor Movies. Cinderella at Habot Theatre 7 30 and 10 20 p.m. Savage Splendor 6 30 and 9 21 p.m. Storm Over Wyoming at Atward Theatre 2 00 4 37 7 22 9 09 p.m. The Eagle and The Hawk at TZ Theatre 1 46 5 30 9 20 p.m. Champagne for Cynsart and news items noted.
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Orenzo Theatre
Capetown
OTOR
Habot Threatre
Atward
Wyoming
Cynsart
Washington Acres News Items Of Local Guests And Visits
Residents of Washington Acres Washington Manor and Washington Gardens invited to share news. Gordon Scoggin and family host visitors from Honolulu Hawaii at 363 Garside Court. first U.S. visit in 11 years. North Carolina guests visit Hubert Fitzgeralds after arriving from Winston-Salem. Jo Ann MacLeod of Stockton visiting Kenneth MacLeod in Washington Acres during senior year.
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Washington Acres
Washington Manor
Washington Gardens
Rhoda Hawkins
Lockhaven
Daily Review
San Lorenzo Sun-Journal
Gordon Scoggins
Honolulu
Gordon Scoggin
Clare
Lee
Garside Court
Hawaii
North Carolina
Hubert Fitzgeralds
Winson-Salem
J. Frank Sink
Margaret Sink
Garland Wilson
Beattie
Robert Fitzgerald
Thomas
Crosby Street
San Francisco
Redwoods
California
Fitzgerald
Wilson
Stockton
Kenneth Macleod
Jo-Ann MacLeod
Endicott Sreet
Miss MacLéod
Santa Cruz
Gift parcel rate to be restored to old charge
San Lorenzo Postmaster Gertrude V Mooney announced that from July 1 the U S A gift parcel rate of six cents per pound will be discontinued to Great Britain Northern Ireland Netherlands Corsica France and Germany The old rate of 14 cents per pound will prevail
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San Lorenzo
Gertrude V. Mooney
U.S.A
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Netherlands
Corsica
France
Germany
Filmland honors Shrinedom with million dollar pageant
Shrine nobles closed Los Angeles activities with a 76th annual convention and a Memorial Coliseum tribute in a 11 float electrical procession. A 100000 crowd watched the Hollywood stars as smoke pot fumes caused a five minute blackout before the pageant resumed. Producer Cecil B DeMille praised Harold Lloyd for his service, with HuePert McNeil Poteat named successor.
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Los Angeles
Shrine Nobles
Memorial Coliseum
Motion Nicture
Hrinedom
Filmland
Shriners
Shrine Club
Hollywood
Cecil B. DeMille
Imperial Polontate
Harold Lloyd
Local Egg Market Prices in California Quotation
Prices from the Poultry Producers of Contral California show_nulaid large eggs 49 cents medium 37 cents small 27 cents standard 36 cents. Live fowl and fryers list 28 29 cents to 30 cents, leghorns under 4 pounds 21 22 cents, over 4 pounds 22 23 cents, roasters colored 4 pounds and over 29 30 cents.
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Contral
California
Calvary Lutheran to Open Christian Day School
San Lorenzo Calvary church will start a Christian day school next September with five grades. Classes will be in the church parish hall on Via Magdalena, with plans to expand to four classrooms and eight grades. First teacher candidate Erwin G. Petersen of Madison awaits approval. curriculum will follow California standards plus religion.
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Calvary Lutheran Church
Via Magdalena
Erwin G. Petersen
Madison
Wisconsin
W. A. Thiele
Calvary
New Calvary Lutheran School
Hubert Gliedt
Church
Board of Parish Education
California
Grace Lutheran School
Hayward
St. Peter's Lutheran School
San Leandro
Baby May Die In Mourning Over Lost Collie Rusty
A one year old girl in Mission Kansas may die from grief over her lost collie dog Rusty. The dog slept by the crib and vanished a week ago while the family suspects it wandered back toward their former Lawrence home. Parents Edward and wife appeal for help as the child refuses food and laments the pet’s absence.
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Kansas City
Karen Voegele
Karen
Edward Voegele
Mission
Kans
Missouri River
Lawrence
Funeral rites set for Marvin W. Aschen at San Leandro church
Marvin W. Aschen 34 died suddenly at home on Manchester road. Rites begin Saturday at 9 a.m. from Rose Garden chapel San Leandro, high mass at 9:30 a.m. at St. John's San Lorenzo, burial Holy Sepulchre. Army veteran UC graduate active in Cal Alumni. survived by widow Thelma and daughter Frances, parents W A and Mrs. Aschen, and siblings Evelyn Howard Dolores Ullo Alan Aschen Muriel Bendorl. Rosary recited today at St. John's San Lorenzo.
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Marvin W. Aschen
Manchester Road
Rose Garden
H. W. Seramur Company
Estudillo Avenue
San Leandro
St. John’s Catholic Church
San Lorenzo
Holy Sepulchre
Evelyn Howard
Dolores Ullo
Alan Aschen
Muriel Bendorl
St. John’s Church
Congress moves to cut federal excise taxes nationwide
The House Ways and Means committee approved a bill to cut excise taxes by about 1.01 billion dollars annually, averaging six dollars fifty cents per person and thirty dollars for a four person family. The measure would raise corporation taxes and adjust tax rules, with passage in the House likely next week.
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Washington
Congress
Uncle Sam
House
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Building Permits in Unincorporated Areas and Attached Notes
Listing of building permits across San Lorenzo Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro and nearby areas includes advertising signs dwellings garages additions and storage buildings with owners builders and costs. Notable entries cite Greenwood Corporation San Mateo owner David Behahnan Seabe Construction Oakland builder and various addresses along Hesperian Boulevard Via Arroyo Tomas Toledo Granada Linares Mira and other local streets. A Senate tax note mentions a law signing and anticipated weeks before tax cuts affect payroll deductions.
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Wasington Boulevard
Walon
San Lorenzo
General Foods Company
Foster and Klesser Company
Hesperian Boulevard
Hay- Ward
Ala
Gonsalves
Gonsalves Way
Hayward
Arroyo
Tomas
Toledo
Granada
Linares
Mira
Greenwood Corporation
San Mateo
David Be
Behahnan
148Th Avenue
San Leandro
R. L. Roberts
Ib Phas Drive
San’ Lorenzo
di. L. Wells
Sea Bee Construction Company
Sath Avenue
Oakland
Bockman Road
Golder Gate Homes
Maud Avenue
A. R. Powell
Anita Avenue
Castro Valley
John F. Bell
Lewelling Boulevard
Knapp and Knapp Nursery
Center Street
Castro
Valsey
L. L. Callen
Shastan Road
A. L Young
Castro Valley Boulevard
Castro Alley
Gus A. Johnson
Valley
Gus A. Joh l
The Flying Squirrel Takes Over Homes, Says Book of Knowledge
The 1950 Book of Knowledge annual notes the flying squirrel is not a home maker and would cheerfully occupy a home exhausted by a diligent woodpecker. The piece frames the animal in a humorous, curious light.
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Book of Knowledge
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Floyd L Sparks
Betty Clark Sparks
Castro, Street
Uucerna
Alla Lockhavener
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Bjornson Park
Crow Canyon
Lucerne
UNION
Big Ben Davis
den Club
Seventh Street
The
Garden Club
Beecelie
Rosalia Adie
Jean
Virginia Quint
Louella Quint
San Lorenzo Calvary Church
Vaughn D. Seidel
Hever Avenue
Oliver Nielsen
E. 14Th Street
147Th Avenue
S. I. Fisk
Senate
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Broadmoor
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