Truman Attacks Taft-Hartley Law on Rail Trip
President Truman denounces the Taft-Hartley labor law as a substantial infringement on the basic freedom to bargain collectively. He travels from the Pacific Northwest toward Montana, outlining plans to repeal the act, while urging Congress to pass reforms and expand social security and unemployment insurance. He appeals for civil rights legislation at Gonzaga University and a broader effort to strengthen the economy and welfare.
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Truman Train
Truman
Pacific Northwest
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Idaho- Montana
Missoula
Hutte
Montana
Helena
Congress
Washington
Chicago
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Hayward Delegates Named for Boys and Girls State
Hayward high school selected delegates for Boys' and Girls' State in Sacramento next month. Boys' State picks are Bob Edwards Jack McDermott and Jimi Ticer with alternates Alan Wolverton Ron Miller and Alan Poston. Girls' State delegate is Betty George with alternates Beva Lou Lair and others. Sponsored by Post 68 American Legion Hayward Kiwanis Rotary and the Girls' auxiliary.
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Hayward High School
Sacramento
Bob Edwards
Via Segundo
San Lorenzo
Jack McDermott
Montgomery Avenue
Jimi Ticer
Clark Street
Post 68
American Legion
Hayward Kiwanis Club
Hayward Rotary Club
Betty. George
Center Street
Castro Valley
Alan Wolverton
Ron Miller
Alan Poston
Beva Lou Lair
California
Dedication planned for Faith Lutheran church service
The Faith Lutheran church at 20080 Redwood Road will be dedicated on Sunday June 4 at 3 p.m. after a fall start on construction with volunteers and hired workers assisting. Rev H M Hansen chairs the central committee aided by G V Peterson and Frances Junker forming service committees and ushers.
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Faith Lutheran Church
Redwood Road
Jakor
H. M. Hansen
G. V. Peterson
Frances ©. Junker
Cat] Wildvick
Elvera Hammerberg
Milo Mallory
Raymond Krogstad
David Hansen
Vern Peterson
Holger Hansen
Wilfred Lund
George Rick
James Crews
John Koebler
William Allen
Willian Graydon
Johan Stromgren
Heine Kildebeck
William Thor
Ruggieri Superior At San Jose Music Festival
Dominic Ruggieri of Ashland elementary earned a superior rating at the Northern California State Music festival in San Jose. Keith Thomassen of Sunset elementary received a good rating as a solo violinist. The San Lorenzo district orchestra, conducted by James S. Brown, performed Saturday with numerous players from Sunset, San Lorenzo, Ashland, and surrounding schools.
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Dominic Ruggieri
Ashland
San Jose
Keith Thomassen
Sunset
San Lorenzo
James S. Brown
Max Barnsettler
Alice Scott
Lnogene McDuaniel
Arlene Garner
Majori Anderson
Barbara Iry
Joyce McDaniel
Richard Herb
Ronald Barnes
Bill Pryor
Richard Medrano
Don Covey
Ralph McGee
David Ashley
George Minami
Hichard King
Hartwell Tibbets
Shurneywell
Barbara Hierpe
Sally Wletts
Charles Bowen
Kay Arrstrong
Om Fitzsimmons
Gary Zorzi
James Pelham
Earl Fisk
Bill Ottaviano
Marlin
Paul Arrasmith
Claire Woodward
Anne Harrington
Joan Foster
Geneva Glasscock
Anthony Layes
Suzanne Nandress
Ralph Harsha
Diane Pratt
Rhetta Fash
Nancy Bumgarner
Leonard Wolf
Guy Larson
Vogeler Appeal Denied in Hungary
Budapest Hungary UK The Hungarian supreme court today rejected the appeals of Am treaty businessman Robert Vogeler and his British associate Edgar Sanders from long prison terms on espionage charges. Vogeler assistant vice president of ITT was sentenced to 15 years Feb 21 after conviction as an American spy. Sanders a business associate was sentenced to 13 years. Co defendants Jan Bavaiis Time Geiger and Zoltan Rado were hanged. Other Hungarian co defendants Domonkos Istvan Just and Baroness Dury received 10 10 and five year terms.
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Budapest
Hungary
Hungarian Supreme Court Today
Robert Vogeler
Edgar Sanders
Vogeler
The
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Sanders
Jan Bavaiis
Tmre Geiger
Zoltan Rado
Koloman Domonkos
Istvan Just
Baroness Dury
U. S
Britain
Teachers Endorse Francis Dunn Jr for Re election
Alameda County Teachers Association representing over 700 educators adopted a resolution at a special meeting endorsing Francis Dunn Jr for re election to the 18th district seat. The group cites his leadership in public education bills and service as chair of the assembly cultivation committee while urging parents and friends to vote for him in the June 6, 1940 election. Jimmy Dennis recovering from emergency appendectomy at Hayward hospital is convalescing at home and works as parts manager at Livermore Valley Motors.
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Alameda County
Teachers’ Association
Francis Dunn, Jr
Alice Hughes
Francis Dunn
California State Assembly
Assembly
Alameda County Teachers’ Association
Ediedtars
Jimmy Dennis
Olin Dennis
Hayward Hospital
Young Dennis
Livermore Valley Motors
50 Man Degree Team To Confer Degree
A 50 man degree team will arrive by bus Monday night May 15 to confer the third degree on John Bell of Sycamore lodge 129 IOOF. From Garden City lodge San Jose the team expects a record crowd at IOOF Temple on B street with invitations sent to San Leandro Bicagasas Fruitvale and Alameda lodges. Charles Barrett heads the banquet committee assisted by Emery Steih C H McCully Arthur Holyoke George Reinking and C H Combs. Recruit Melvin R Jacobson 18 son of Mr and Mrs J W Jacobson 21716 Vallejo street Hayward ward has arrived at Ford Ord Calif to begin basic training with the Fighting Fourth Infantry division. he is a former Hayward union high student.
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John Bell
Sycamore Lodge
OOF
Garden City Lodge
San Jose
IOOF
B Street
San Leandro
Bicagasas
Fruitvale
Alameda
Charles Barrett
Emery Steih
C. H. McCully
Arthur Holyoke
George Reinking
C. H. Combs
Melvin R. Jacobson
J. W. Jacobson
Vallejo Street
Hralyward
Ford Ord
Calif
Fighting Forth
Hayward Union High School
Ministers to Discuss New Jap Univ
Religious leaders from six Alameda County communities plan a noon luncheon on May 17 at the First Methodist Church in Oakland to discuss plans for the Japan International Christian University fund drive. Rev. Richard Norberg and Rev. G Welson Catlin will address the gathering. The ICU foundation board includes 14 major Protestant denominations, the Federal Council of Churches, and the United Church of America. The Alameda drive is led by Dr. W. Paul Reager. Bay Area coordination is under Supervisor George Christopher. A separate note states a National Geographic fact: a mature oak tree with 700 leaves releases about 120 tons of water per season, while a patch of grass can emit up to six tons daily.
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Caktlahd Council of Churches
Aghost
Alaiheda County
New Japan International Christian University Force
United States
Canada
Richard Norberg
Eden Congregational Church
Hayward
First Methodist Church
Oakland
G.welson Catlin
Wfll
Rey Catlin
Franklin
Japan International Christian University Fund
Alameda County
Federal Council of Churches of America
United Church of
Not the Only Possible Answer to Such a Demand
A terse note argues there is no alternative response to the specified demand. The piece presents a firm stance that other options are untenable, framing the issue as a binary choice between compliance and rejection with no middle ground.
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