Edna Johnson Talks on Year Spent in Paris
Edna C Johnson, recent four year service with the information branch of the State Department in Paris, spoke at Hayward Rotary. She and sister Phyllis Houston live in Mill Valley, both Hayward High School graduates. Johnson described six weeks of Washington orientation before Paris. She explained the information service promotes peace propaganda against communism, with divisions in culture radio press music libraries and exchanges. Johnson visited 18 foreign entities during her 18 months abroad.
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Edna C. Johnson
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State Department
Paris
Hayward Rotary Club
Johnson
Phyllis Houston
Mill Valley
Clarence Dobman
Hayward High Scloal
Johinson
Washington, D.C
Keag
Langer Wins Most Bitter Political Scrap in North Dakota
In North Dakota, William Ganger wins the Republican Senate primary after a tense battle with Rep. Fred Randahl. With most precincts counted, Langer led Randahl by about 9,000 votes as Randahl conceded. Gov. Norman Brunsdale secured renomination as his non partisan opponent Albert Jacobson conceded early.
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William Ganger
Fred G. Randahl
North Dakota
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Langer
Norman Brunsdale
Albert Jacobson
Brunsdale
Jacodson
Republican Organizing Committee
GOP
Langers
Look & Slim
Senate
ROC
Birth and Parenthood Notices From Hayward Area in 1952
Miscellaneous birth notices from Hayward and surrounding areas listing parents names and addresses, with several entries noting daughters and sons, including Cheryl Lyn, Niels Jaxon, Lida Lew, and a few others. The OCR text is fragmentary, with inconsistent spellings and garbled lines but consistently reports newborns and parental details.
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Combs Harward
Dave Cains
Via
Flores
San Loicuro
Cheryl Lyn
Iba
Ar. Silva
Wayward
Mornaid Silvie
Dubin Boulevard
Mayward
Denny Sun
T Tiny
Costa
Hayward
Alberk Cana
Asitet
Diitte Alar
Mhs
Nielsen
Haywaord
Junr
Mielx Nielsen
Second Street
Castra Valles
Dayehton
Rubin
Wong
ADS Mayer
Sun
Alex
Gelaing Hill
Tay Doma
Hayvare
Lida Y Lew
Waltey Ton
Siumter Street
Ard
Eisenhower opposes most U S controls in campaign remarks
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told a Louisiana delegation at his Brown Palace campaign HQ in Denver that he favors eliminating most artificial controls unless an obvious necessity exists. He said controls were tied to the Korean War emergency but Congress has not declared war, and gradual de control is preferable. The exchange touched on public housing and federal control questions from the visitors.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Brown Palace
Congress
Fisenhower
Whist and Begonia Show Highlights Public Events
A garbled notice lists events at IDEN hall and Veterans' Memorial building including a 25 Whist party, a public Whit event, and an August 2 3 Begonia and Shade Plant Show. It mentions Dauphlete of America and Privy Clara Tags, with sponsors American Begonia Society and Southern Alameda County Organels.
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Dupa
Valborg
Goeb
King
Iden Hall
SPHSI
Brians
Ides Hall
Ty Dauphlete
America
Clara Tags
Savenih
Veterans’ Memorial Building
American Begonia Society
Alameda County Oranels
Hayward Girls Enter Friden Queen Contest in San Leandro
Three Hayward girls and five San Leandro residents enter the Friden Company employees contest to choose a queen for the San Leandro Community Fair. Voters must be Friden employees. the winner will be announced at the Border Fiesta on June 28.
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Friden
San Leandro
Barbara
Bobbie" Griffith
Olivia Dutra
Lillian Hart
Low Ranagan
Lillian
San Lorence
Hayward
Hay- Wolls
Beatrive Rodrigues
Ward
Ann Garcia
San
Taft says he would spend less than Eisenhower on aiding Europe
A Sacramento dispatch reports Senator Taft contrasts his foreign policy with General Eisenhower, pledging lower government spending for Europe aid while Washington and California notes mention FCC plans to alter licenses and market news from state and federal estates. The column also lists casualty totals in Korea to 110,611, a Tulare livestock plant fire causing over 122000 in damage, and other varied items from Oakland Mountain View and Taipei.
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A Taft
Genn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Sacramento
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Communications Commission
California
Washington
U.S
Korea
Defense Department
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Carset and Brassiere Association of
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California Livestock Corporation
Tulare
Oakland
Yada
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Lutheran Synod
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Separation of Church and State
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