Parents rally to back two school funding measures
Bohannon area parents and PTA members endorsed two June 29 ballot measures to fund new buildings and operating costs amid a 156 classroom shortfall. They urged high school district voters to approve state and local funds, calling for a strong campaign and naming a Citizens committee with dozens of local residents and educators.
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David D. Uotaminn
Thistrict
Wlair
Sayward
Castro Valley
Russell City
Hayward Union High School
Prients
Witereas
Hig
Citizens Committee
Barney Young
Beckman Couch
Charles A. Woolward
Arriba
John, Kunze
Lt. Larson
Coralla
PF. A. Wicking
Media
Fern EB. Davis
Magdalena
Ormond Bretherick
Pasatiempo
Frank W Cbury
Alamo
Frank E. Buck
R. L. Engemann
Daly L. Hulbert
Bockman Read
J. Clankinton
Flores
R. A. Stone
Alamitos
John J. UK
Bockman Read Lestern Ruben
Erma Riben
Alamites
Evelyn Carlson
Bockman Road
Irene Kunze
Marion Loux
Hathaway Avenue
R. O. Parsons
Lloyd C. Blair
Los Trancos
Eileen S. Billings
Estrella
Edward PF. Schieder
Willis Crislip
Emmly Mendores
Margaret H. Aronoff
T Mathaway Avenue
Mildred L. Leesa
Ray Mere
Mathawayenue
Ernest L. Gregory
Midaway Avenue
Margaret Aory
Mere
Everett J. Brown
Pasaempo
Frank Snodgrass
Joy Johnson
Helen B. Sohrag
L. [. Schrag
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Potrero
Floyd N. Smith
van Potrero
Fern E. Davis
Mys
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Earl White
George E. Ranrlal
Vial Flores
Dale L. Halbert
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Dr William H H Rendelman remembered for devotion to duty
Obituary and tribute to Dr William H H Rendelman of Davenport born in Davenport educated at Valparaiso University University of Chicago and Rush Medical College who practiced internal medicine before WWII and after joining with Dr July Merker built a large Davenport practice. He died at 69 after years of service and war duty. Also notes Rotary talk by John Sandoval on James Collier Porter of San Francisco and highway commission discussion on estuary tube for Oakland Alameda. Walter Flier recovering from major surgery at Providence hospital with visitors restricted.
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Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Europe
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Hendelmat
Hu Tang
Rendeloen
John Sandoval
Marry Bradford
Bradford
San Francisco
James
Collier
Leavenworth
Kansas
Santa Fe
San Diego
United States
Walter Flier
Providence Hospital
Area Movies and Theatres Guide With Local Showings
Today's listings cover Lorenzo Theatre Charot Wayward Ritz State and local venues with film titles times and Sunday schedules. Include The Third Man Woman of Distinction Cape Town Cinderella Savage Splendor Cargo Wo Capetown Daugh ter of Rosie O Geady The Bagle and The Tank Angelitos Negros Cuando El Diablo Sopla Gay Cavalier plus nearby markets and egg prices from Central California.
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Pam
Ava
Capetown
Charot Theatre
Rosie O'Geady
Sierra
Ritz
Cesar
Angelitos Negros
California Legislature In Prospect After Primary Returns
California politics show Republicans will hold a majority in the state Senate with 21 of 40 seats. Democrats would need a sweeping victory to control the Assembly, possibly leaving Republican Sam L. Collins as speaker. If elected, James Roosevelt would face limited influence against a Republican-dominated legislature.
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Sacramento
California
Senate
Assembly
Sam L. Collins
Fillerton
Collins
Democratic Assembly
James Roosevelt
Culbert Olson
Olson
Sitte
Standby Draft Bill Faces Cold Reception in House
President Truman signed a short extension of the selective service act for 18 days awaiting permanent draft laws. The Senate standby bill drew a chilly reception in the House where leaders insist on the House version. The House approved a two year extension for registration and classification only, with inductions possible 1 through 25 for 21 months if Congress declares an emergency. The Senate trimmed its plan and avoided a double trigger, leaving presidential powers limited to a national emergency when Congress is not in session.
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U.P
Truman
Wla
Senate
Congress
Sexeston
House
Dewey Shor
Nahedy
Soaink
Board Rules Nemanids Unjustified in Report
The board states the UK demand is unjustified by the evidence and warns the switchmen would gain an unfair pay advantage over other railroad workers, risking higher railroad costs. The note cites a railroad union flouting the emergency board’s findings, portraying it as reckless and outrageous.
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Hera Fa Neother Énas
Tendura
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