State school bond money wins E Alameda votes
The Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo districts approved state bond funds for school construction. San Lorenzo backed the loan 974 to 88 with 14 to 1 margin on tax rate, enabling districts to proceed with expansion. Officials praised voters and pledged full-time staff and new schools to handle anticipated growth.
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State Department of Education
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San Lareazo
Weather Notes From The Afternoon And Morning
Fragmentary weather bulletin reports cooler conditions this afternoon and for Saturday morning. Vague phrases mention a possible change in temperatures and a prior cooler yesterday with implied high readings.
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Opposition to $1 Levy Explained in San Lorenzo
Voters in one San Lorenzo precinct opposed the school district tax increase, outnumbering supporters by a wide margin. A Beckett Federighi tract resident said high home taxes justify opposing further tax raises, noting county revaluations keep homes overvalued despite similar sales in nearby areas.
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Reese
Price Cut at Olds Goes Tax Free This Saturday
Washington reports tax free margarine will go on sale nationwide for the first time in six years. Officials warn of “butterleggers” trying to pass margarine as butter while some states ban yellow margarine sales. Prices may fall about 40 cents a pound compared to butter as manufacturers cut taxes out of costs.
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Carpenters Set Strike For Monday
The AFL Carpenters union says 14,000 Bay Area members will strike Monday if wage demands are not met before the 8 am deadline. The walkout would stop most construction in San Francisco and surrounding counties, after negotiations with the Associated General Contractors broke down. Employers offered four proposals, including two-year and 18-month contracts with wage boosts between 10 and 12 percent, but carpenters demanded a 17 and a half cent hourly increase. Current pay is 2.22 per hour.
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AFL Carpenters Union
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Bay Counties District Council of Carpenters
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Lloyd Utter Retires as Publisher in Hayward
Lloyd Utter, president and general manager of Hayward Publishing, retires effective tomorrow after a three year tenure with The Hayward Journal. He previously served as vice president of the Pacific Pauper Board and will rest while his wife Mrs Utter, a bookkeeper, pursues new work. The couple will remain in Hayward and no current changes in company personnel are anticipated.
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Galen Drury
Maxwell House to Open New San Leandro Plant July 14
Maxwell House Coffee will hold an Open House from 2 30 to 8 p m Friday July 14 at the new San Leandro plant located at 2750 Halcyon Drive The open house will feature plant tours and demonstrations to show how Maxwell House coffee and Jell O dessert products are made Invitations extend to residents of San Leandro Hayward San Lorenzo and the East Bay area The plant began construction in 1949 and covers about 200 000 square feet with modern facilities including a cafeteria lounge rest rooms medical aid and a large second floor office The plant was designed by General Foods Central Engineering and built by Swinerton and Walberg San Francisco
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Los Angeles
General Foods Cororation
New York
Swinerton and Walberg
San Francisco
Sunrise school kids appeal to bring back sunshine
Community launches donation drive after Sunrise school in Hayward suffered vandalism damaging equipment and supplies for cerebral palsy treatment. The Daily Review coordinates fund raising to restore the facility and replace destroyed items, inviting cash and in kind gifts to Sunrise School Parent's club.
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Daily Review
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Police Car Total Loss After Rear Ram Crash
Early this morning a Hayward patrol car was rammed from behind by a Coast Guardsman driving at Govern ment Island. The impact sent the police car 126 feet, landing 25 feet off the highway on Hesperian boulevard. The Coast Guardsman Joe Lewis Flint, 25, was cited for driving too fast for conditions. none were injured.
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California
Senate authorizes over a billion in Western arms aid
In a tense session the Senate approved a vast aid measure totaling about 1.22 billion dollars to Western Europe and Korea as President Truman moved to commit American ground troops in Korea. The bill, an authorization, faces House approval with swift action expected. Taft Wherry and Byrd shifted to support amid changed world conditions and calls for unity.
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Council Acts To Prepare Defenses
City council plans to form a disaster council and adopts an air raid warning system. Mayor Carlos Bee announced airport and fire department heads will supervise warnings, with cooperation from Fred Taplin and Fire Chief to run a coast area alert. City and county officials align with Fourth Air Force guidance amid wartime mobilization.
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Fred Taplin
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Army
John Wicklin
Bay Area
United Press
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County Board of Supervisors
Hayward
Hayward High Reaches 93 At County Fair Heat
Hayward thermometers climbed to 93 degrees yesterday afternoon, the highest in 1950, amid Alameda County Fair heat. The sun beat down at the Hayward Union High and a 104 degree reading in the sun was noted for the high school. Weather expected to stay warm with temperatures near 93 today.
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Hayward Day Today At Fair
Crowds streamed to Alameda county fairgrounds with 16 000 attendance on day two. Bonnie Engblom named Farm Queen of Southern Alameda County's Farm Home and Industry Show. Events include cow milking contest, Scott Weston TV tryouts, Joey Chitwood show, and Sunday parade horse show and Stars on a Summer Night performances. Readiness for premiums shown in photography and veteran rehabilitation divisions with multiple prize winners noted.
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Joey Chitwood
Thril
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Aome
Ruth Henderson
Coronation Hall
Pleasanton Veterans Memorial
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Dorothe Othe
Andrew Tag
US Airmen Increase Elbow Roar in Korea
Tokyo reports American Superforts blasted North Korean troops and equipment around Seoul. Generals say B 2 planes provided heavy cover while ground forces, tanks and barges suffered major damage to convoy and railroad targets. North Korean pushes were repelled and U.S. troops continued near the front, with reports of destroyed trucks locomotives and boxcars amid heavy fighting.
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