Eden Neighborhood Scout Commissioners Named by Gilmore
Eden neighborhood scouts gain new commissioners named by W A Gilmore. Knight and Biethariek join as leaders moving from Alameda and Los Angeles respectively. They will oversee troops 2 4 and packs 1 5 3 4, making inspections and offering support in the San Lorenzo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Eden
Gilmore
Stotserve
San Lorenzo
Eden Boy
W. A. Gilmore
Knight
Paar
Land
John Jensen
Vie Llores
Hayward Girl at Pomona College Garners High Honor
Joanne Sheets, senior at Pomona College, receives honorary lieutenant colonel and battalion commander status. She will present the annual department award at the full-scale military review on Stone Quadrangle. Cadets, squads, and ROTC units from Pomona and Claremont men’s college will be honored, with Army Week activities, Army and Navy air cover, and a prominent actress as Army representative.
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Joanne Slices
Posmona College
Coltege
Pomony College
Claremont Men's College
ROVC
Minston
Naval Reserve
Army
Navy
Miss Sheets
Paul Sheets
Rose Street
Sheppard Named Champion Of Rodeo With 165 Points
Prescott Arizona rider CHuele Shappiril named all around champion at the Hayward rodeo in Northern California. He totalled 165 points across saddle bronc bull riding and steer events to secure two buckles and $400 prize. The two day event attracted nearly 11,000 spectators and featured more than 100 top cowhands competing for over $4,000 in prizes.
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Hayward
Dublin
Cahyon Yasterday
Chuele Shappiril
Prescott
Ari- Mzoha
Yhampion
Tharryowell
Shepparel
Crat
Addle Broto
Jae Voping
Sheppard
Clmgs
California
Mosinee Braced For Burial Of 2 Leaders
Mosinee Wisconsin mourns two prominent figures, Mayor Ralph Kronenweiler and Rev. Willla Brew Bennet, after their deaths within a week following a mock Communist invasion staged to warn against Red rule. Kronenweiler died of a cerebral hemorrhage. Bennet of coronary thrombosis, with exertion from the incident believed to be a contributing factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosinee
Wis
U.P
Ralph Kronenweiler
Yale
Will la Brew Bennet
Last Moneday
Kronenwetter
Mosinee America Legion Posal
Bennell
Iowa
Franklin Baker
Legion
Hiad
Krunenwelter
St. Paul's Catholic
Baker
Begonia Society To Hear Speaker From Santa Barbara
Members of the Southern Alameda county branch of the American Begonia Society, led by president Mrs. Dorothy Hingliss, are invited to the May 1 meeting at Willard School Berkeley. Rudolph Ziesenkenne, begonia specialist from Santa Barbara, will speak, noted for introducing species and fibrous tuberous begonias.
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Alawaeda County
American Begonia Society
Dorothy” Hingliss
Willard School
Bob Colyar to Receive Red Cross Award For Saving Life
Bob Colyar of 24830 Baywood Avenue Hayward will receive the American Red Cross certificate of merit at the Swimposium in Oakland to honor his 1948 rescue of Lawrence Pelever by administering artificial respiration after he blacked out while swimming. The award is presented by Ralph Carlson, Pacific Area Red Cross water safety head, and Colyar, a Navy veteran and volunteer Red Cross instructor, awaits the certificate since his return to the area.
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Bob Colyar
Baywood Avenue
Hayward
American Nations Red Cross
Oakland Mca
Fib
Webster
B Pan
Dale Roe
Dinetar al Safety Services
Oalsluid
Red Cross
Ralph Carlson
Ciqualor
Pacific Area Red Cross
Colgar
Lawrence, Pelever
Lelersan
Roe
Uns
Salvation Army Truck Adjusts Hayward Pickup Schedule
The Salvation Army truck serving Hayward from Oakland has shifted pickups to Tuesday Thursday and Friday, with Saturday pickups eliminated for Hayward proper. Appointments can be made by calling LA 16150 at least 24 hours ahead. The article also notes a transfer of Birmingham General Hospital patients and staff would cause hardship.
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Salvation Army
Hayward
Oakland
Washington
Carl Hinshaw
Calif
Weale
Loring
Birmingham General Hospital
van Nuys
Lamy Beach
Oath Requirements Held Constitutional
The Supreme Court ruled today that the non Communist oath requirements of the Taft Hartley act are constitutional. The decision upholds provisions prohibiting union leaders and affiliates deemed disloyal from holding certain positions. The ruling centers on labor law and government oversight of unions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Supreme Court allows states to ban peaceful picketing
The Supreme Court ruled eight to zero that a state may ban peaceful picketing aimed at forcing unionization on workers who oppose it. The decision upheld Washington State's ban after a Bremerton hotel was picketed by the AFL Building Service Union seeking to sign workers into the union.
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Washington
Supreme Cont
Washington State Supreme Court
William
Douglas
W. L. Guzzam
Enter Tin
Bremerton
AFL Building Service Union
Gaza
Sherman Minton
Legion Talk by Pat Enos Highlights Slayward Post Meeting
Veteran sheriff candidate Pat Enos spoke at Slayward American Legion Post 68 and its Auxiliaries on juvenile delinquency and school safety. He blamed home neglect and government neglect of veterans, urged parental responsibility, and appealed for Legion support. New members joined the auxiliary as the event wrapped with a parade plan and Boys State discussions.
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Pal) Ney
American Legion
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Enos
Alameda County
San Quenjin
Wowas
Arinus
Deury
Transporta
Flo Comynillee
Anely
Horrora
Monty Everen
Post
J Dack McDermott
Bob Edwards
Jim Ticor
Hayward Union High School
McDermott
Boys’ State
Sacramento
Edwards
Hayward Rotary
Tisos
Hayward Kiwanis Club
Charles Laws
Lowell Lass
Kiwalind del Brennen
Fear Retary
Nes
Uie America Logica
Mel. Helly Tioonox
Bonnie Materiel
Valura Clithorn
Mary J Hersey 87 dies after long Bay Area life
Mrs Mary J Hersey 87 widow of Melcher A Tercey died Saturday at the couple’s home 2670 A Street in Texas where she had resided in the community for over 30 years She was mother of John C Soul of Oakland Oxwill P Goad of Burlingame and to date Mrs Jeffie Colburn Stephen Goad Seventeen grandchildren and several great grandchildren survive Funeral services at Stenson Archtheus chapel with burial in Lone Tree cemetery A gathering will follow including demonstrations of clothing led by Mrs Blas Uebrelfo Mary Vestine and Miss Vir Ai Klaseen with R King presenting a project.
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Mary Dine Hersey
A. Tercey
Texas
Hersey
Stenson Arotheus
Lomayrey
Lone Tree Cemetery
Hayward
Lonligh Ah Finn
Conlon
Clathing
Blas Uebrelfo
Mary ‘Vestine
Vir Ai Klaseen
R. King
Movie Timetable For Theaters In The City
A garbled film schedule lists showtimes such as 7:00 and 10:25 p.m. for various titles. Entries include motors movers and a title The Girl Ha Taitonse with times like 2:32 and 10:28 p.m. Several odd phrases reference Wabash Avenue and what appears to be a list of movies and showings without coherent details.
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Torenzo Theatio Pone One
Jovay
Wayward Ma
Village Garden Fiesta Planned For June 3 4
Village Garden clubpaces plans for their annual fiesta to be held June 3 and 4 at the Community Center with a queen to be chosen from local clubs. Candidates include Nadine Austin and Connie McFarland, voting to begin May 14. Highlights include the Dance Among the Flowers on June 3 and a Fiesta breakfast Sunday noon at Plands Villa.
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San Lorenzo
Community Center
David Foulkes
Kiwanis Club
Connie McFarland
Via Coralla
Maurice Charels
Johnny Zunino
Pland
Ed Davey
AL Mitchell
Dover
Morgan Anderson
Dunce W. Tf. Swanmerfort
Doris Schwing
Jerry Foulles
Comunity Center
Penny Church
Witso
R. J. Ammerman
Henry Parsons
George Shirecki
Oakland Pack Department
Parsons
Holy Name Society Officer Slate Named for 1990 51 Term
A nominating committee selected officers for the Holy Name Society for 1990 51. Manuel Brum is president with George Coelho as vice president and Robert M Blomstad as second vice president. Other officers include Manuel Teshera secretary, J P Heedrick treasurer, Joe Finello marshal, John J Purchio and Thomas O Neil as delegates. Election and induction proceed at 8:30 p.m. May 10 after the Novena at 7:30 p.m.
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Holy Name Society
Auditori GE Aml Saiits
Manuel Brum
George Coelho
Robert M. Blomstad
Secend
Manuel Teshera
Sec~reling
J. P. Heedrick
Joe Finello
Marshall
John J. Purchio
Thomas O'Neil
Fire Chief Warns on Rubbish Burning Amid Dry Grass
Fire Chief Louis Silver urged extreme caution in rubbish and reuse fires as grass dries. He warned careless behavior could cause serious damage after a grass fire at Beluvar and Cen inl at 2b pam and a brush fire on ONeill road behind the calgle factory. A fire department unit responded to both alarms.
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Louis Silver
Beluvar
Ceninl
Pam
O'Neil Road
Caigle
Model ends life by gas in own apartment
Veronica Norman, a blonde model, supposedly wore her favorite evening gown and applied makeup as she turned on the gas. A note to her mother Mrs. Winifred Morgan expressed exhaustion with living and offered a blessing to friends, signaling a suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Veronica Norman
Kevin Victor Cox Christening Held in Hayward Church
The christening of Kevin Victor Cox infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester V. Cox took place at Trinity Episcopal Church in Hayward with Rev. Geoffrey Hinshelwood officiating. Godparents included H. L. Bennett and Charles A. Jones. Attending were the parents, Robert Cox, and other relatives. a reception for about 20 close friends followed in San Lorenzo. Kevin, born May 4 at Oak Knoll Hospital, has five brothers. the father is a U S Navy petty officer first class stationed at Alamers.
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Trinity “Episcopel Church
Hayward
Kevin Victor
Nits
Chester V. Cox
Alaminis
San Lorenzo Village
Geoffrey ©. Hinshelwoor
H. L. Bennett
Via Estella
Charles A. Jones
U. S. Naval Base
Monterey
Charles Woodruff
Unere
Robert Cox
Placerville
California
San Lorenzo
Oak Knoll Hospital
Robin
Harold Stung
Seattle
David
U. S. Navy
Alamerts
Most Popular Prof in New York City College
Gerald Shylich, a social science engineering instructor at City College, is named the most popular professor by students. The lighthearted piece notes his playful habit of tossing eggs to keep students attentive, a campus favorite described as a quirky trait.
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York
U.P
Geraldshylich
City College Social Hy
Engglnidtar
Dine Jdeday
Bee Names Protest Committee In Hayward
Mayor Carlos Bee announced a five member committee to hear protests against the recently adopted business license ordinance. Morrie Nussenbaum leads the panel with Dr. Robert R. Young William Ewing Ronald D. Deats and Don Nanes. The group has 30 days to report with up to a 60 day deliberation limit. City Manager John Ficklin said five protests have been filed by device owners gaming and pool table operators and refrigeration plant owners. The ordinance provides a mechanism to address inequities while the council sets procedures for protest review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Morrie Nussenbaum
Robert R. Young
William Ewing
Ronald D. Deats
Don Nanes
Bee
John Ficklin
Aid promised Paris up to fight Soviet imperialism
The United States pledged France military and economic aid to combat Soviet imperialism in Indochina.
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Paris
United States
France
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