Bay Area Press Club Meeting Notes and Local Honors
Bay Area press club members met at Mrs Lydd Bruck Yagun in Oakland with attendees Betty Shepard Luunia Ward and Virginia Hill of Sun Jew. James W Moreland thanks readers for support of Public Health Nurse Week praising preventive medicine’s community value. Private Marvin W Duarte 18 won his wings in Japan with the 11th Airborne Division and joins the 675th Glider Field Artillery Battalion. He plans further education after service. mother Mrs W H Duarte of Hayward coordinates (742 Munaloreel Nuyaard).
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James. W. Moreland
Marvin W. Duarte
Eighth Army
Japan
11Th Airborne Division
675Th Glider Field Artillery
Airborne Division
Pitillery
Buarle
Hayward Union
W. HE. Duarte
Muinalreel
Nuyaard
Recreation Board To Meet Tonight
George Vestal announces a regular monthly meeting of the district advisory board tonight in room 21 city hall. Don Wilkin will report on the living war memorial project and the 1948 budget will be presented. Louis D Barr of Alameda County will discuss recreation program effects on juvenile delinquency.
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George Vestal
Nayward Arog
Aistries
City All
Don Wilkin
Louis D. Barr
Alameda County
Milk Supply Shutdown Hits Chicago Area Homes and Hospitals
Chicago faced a citywide milk supply disruption as a labor strike by the APL Dairy Employes union halted deliveries to homes and institutions. With about 4 million people affected, hospitals and depots reported shortages, and some facilities warned of limited or no milk for patients and babies. Union leaders demanded shorter work weeks for the same pay, while city officials arranged limited deliveries to essential locations.
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Chicago
APL
Basil
Marelin U. Kennelly
Miliay
St. Vincent's
Phone Workers Return to Work in New York and Illinois
In New York 37000 members of four independent unions ended a 29 day nationwide telephone strike by accepting a $4 weekly increase. New York Telephone reports local manual service back to normal though long distance lines remain affected. In Chicago two unions of the Illinois Bell group reached a $4 weekly raise, with other unions pledging to respect picket lines. In North Carolina scattering towns ended strike as the Southern Federation of Telephone Workers resumed work pending negotiations. Governor Cherry urged replacements if needed. The government moves toward broader settlement efforts.
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Washington
U.P
New York
New York Telephone Company
KVICE
Ong Distater
Stl
National Federation of Telephone Workers Und
NFTW
Chicago
Betwen
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Federation of Telephone Workers
Commercial Telephone Workers Union
Ilinois Telephone Traffic Union
North Carolina
Southern Federation of Telephone Workers
Win
Gregg Cherry
Cherry
San Francisco Telephone Workers Reject Offer
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph workers reject a $2 weekly raise as unions contest terms. Federal Conciliator Omar Hosskins notes talks continue with National and Brotherhood of Telephone Workers and the company. About 400 Northern California employees return to work as pension concerns loom near month end. PT&T denies a “break in service” plan.
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Ban Francisco
Pacific Telephone and Telegraphio
Daniel Johnston
Omar Hosskins
Ino
National Union of Telephone’ Workers
Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
California
Lyle Brown
Pt8t
Question Answered Haverhill Birthday Remark
In Haverhill Massachusetts a child named Edgar H Shannon reflected on aging after turning five, joking that a long life requires being born a long time ago. The anecdote shows a playful early glimpse of a child’s humor about age.
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Haverhill
Mass
Edgar H. Shannon
Iskul
Sugar Beet Crop Rules Announced by County Office
Fred F. Lewis releases sugar beet crop rules setting 14 year olds as ineligible for harvest work, limiting to eight hours for older workers, with heavy penalties for noncompliance. Emphasizes age evidence, contractor duties, and wage support rules under the 1947 price support program. Alameda county date set for June 18, 1947, with written applications required by deadline.
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Fred B. Lewis
clanTuan
Alamecil
Ubmcuilua
Pernes
Lrish
Farr
Fred F. Lewis
Alwmeda County
Dune 18
Softball Group Meets Tomorrow in City Hall
A meeting of the softball committees from San Leandro and Hayward is set for tomorrow at 10 in room 210 City Hall. The purpose is to discuss plans for the second annual game between the two cities. Police Chief George Forth, George Warrier, Bill Wilson, and Wesley Gordon will attend the Hayward committee. San Leandro will be represented by the mayor and city manager.
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San Leandro
Hayiward
Tomomrontoring
City Wal
George Forth
George Warrier
Bill Wilson
Wesley Gordon
Hayward
Benefit Card Party Slated for Scouts Benefit Card Party Slated for Scouts
A benefit card party will be held at the Velerens' Memorial building at 7:40 p.m. sponsored by Gay Scout troops of the Hayward area. Funds will provide camperships for Girl Scouts. Mrs Harriet Valente is general chairman with a team of local volunteers assisting. Tickets are at the door.
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Velerens
Hoysraw
Hayward
Invita
Harriet Valente
Helen Baird
Leola Heeren
Ash«land
Local Egg Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Varieties
The Poultry Producers of Central California reports varied egg prices by type and size. Prices include large 56 and standard 53, small 46, jumbo-like entries such as Broiler 34-35, Kyora 24-35, ranglers 4-34, colored hens 36-38, with several misprints in the source.
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Central
California
Tenex Rifle Club Places Second in Hearst Trophy Match
Tenex rifle club's Nayward four man team finished second among 18 clubs in the Hearst civilian marksmanship trophy matches at Berkeley. The Oakland team won with 1514 points. Tenex scored 1500 of 1800. Howard Trish led the Hayward group as Harvey Felt Ad Bayley and Clay Larson supported. The contest was held Friday night.
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Tenex Rifle Club
Nayward
Tenex
Berkeley
Oakland
Howard Trish
Hayward
Harvey Felt
Ad Bayley
Clay Larson
Hell
State Sells Land for Taxes Here
Thomas H Kuchel state controller with Edwin Meese Jr Alameda county tax collector announced that 496 tax deeded parcels were sold at public auction or to government agencies from July 1 1944 to June 30 1946. The sales total 117073.48 dollars returning to Alameda county for delinquent taxes after 496 dollars in costs. Rentals from tax deeded properties in Alameda earned 20729.32 dollars, delinquent tax collections reached 83234.00, assessor value returned 339025.00, and administration fees were 8588.11 dollars.
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Thomas H. Kuchel
Edwin Meese Jr
Alameda County
Alamede County
Kuchess
Seattle drives $25,100 for St Lo hospital memorial
A Seattle drive seeks 25 100 dollars for a children’s wave in the proposed American Memorial Hospital at St Lo France. Hospital facilities in the town were destroyed in the Normandy campaign bombbardment.
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Seattle
St. Lo
France
Down
Woman Vet Tries Death by Own Action
John W. Andrews of San Lorenzo reported that his wife Dorothy, 21, attempted suicide by hanging over their baby's crib. She was rushed to Fairmont hospital where her stomach was pumped and found to contain no poison. Andrews, a 31 year old veteran with 30 percent disability, cited an argument and a past suicide attempt eight months ago with sleeping pills.
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John W. Andrews
Adason Drive
San Lorenzo
Sheriff's Office
Dorothy
Andrews
E Pam
Fairmont Hospital
Anshows
Highlands Club Adds Fifteen Members
Fifteen new members joined the Hayward Highlands community club Saturday night as the Highlands group met at the Highlands community hall with 75 persons in attendance. Refreshments were served by Phil Lehey Pod Hansen and Adam Moore. The Moment of a 60 watt incandescent lamp runs a temperature of 4314 degrees F ten times the heat needed to brown a pie.
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Hayward Highlands Community Club
Highlands Community Hall
Phil Lehey Pod Hansen
Adam Moore
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