Make Up Your Mind About War Mood This Week
A reflective column laments shifting public mood on war risk as Washington guidance wobbles daily. It notes conflicting statements from presidents and defense officials, warning that public perception hinges on leadership clarity amid the looming threat and political pressure. A quotation from John Forward closes the piece.
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Washington
Troma
Democratic Congress
Fowan
Ong
Dome
4 8 Clubs Concessions Schedule Set for June to July
Alameda county 4 8 clubs informed on concessions for June 28 to July 9 fair. Clubs to apply for days to operate food stands such as duckies and cakes in the 4 H building. Proceeds beyond drink sales go to each club treasury. Training for leaders by Russ Craft at Hobby Shop in Oakland. craft and camp activities noted. Napa summer camp details and local Hayward area attendees listed. Classes begin Monday morning May 4 14.
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Alameda County
Council
Ty Russ Craft
Oatland
Napa County
Atending
Hayward
Dale Griffitts
Moulton Eemonds
Deborah Nelsson
Maurice Jones
Harvey Johnsson
C. J. Kitchel
Isabel Weherexa
Chris Jentins
Doris Col]i
Gladys Towne
Clisaus Ares Schuchlert
Gin Werne
Product Demonstrates Durability by Mrs. Margaret Andrew
Mrs. Margaret Andrew showcases the durability of a product for Arlene Boyca in Today's Neighbor at Work. Andrew, a former dress shop operator, now reps Mon Silk and recently moved to Pate Wine, soon to oversee Mission Bell Wines in San Francisco. Her district spans Hayward to Castro Valley, Enst 34th Street to 185th Avenue. Her hobby is animals and her menagerie grows.
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Paradise Boulevard
Arlene Boyca
Daily Review Recapilenfet
Andrew
Mon
Pate Wine Company
Mission Bell Wines
Ben Francisco
Mra
Hayward Ouly Linis
185Th Avenue
Castro Valley
Boulevard
Enst 34Th Street
Community urged to curb street play dangers
San Lorenzo residents face rising concerns as children five to fifteen play in streets. Sheriff patrols crack down on careless driving during after school hours while parents are urged to teach street rules and show common courtesy to drivers. Community church plans and cancer fundraiser updates follow with anonymous gifts aiding completion of church improvements. Mothers Day reflections emphasize ongoing family care beyond a single holiday. Students ride to Shrine Circus in Oakland with teachers chaperoning and report lively circus tales on return.
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Amice Gregory
Httle
San Lorori&o
Bet
Colum
Pylntley
Sheriff's Parvel
JAU
San Lorenzo Community Church
Paseo Grande
Prithout
Final Graduation Plans For Oakland Apprentices
Officials announce the May 18 Oakland Auditorium ceremony marking the graduation of over 600 apprentices from 50 trades. Gov Warren and economist Henry Taylor will speak, with Vernon and other leaders presenting certificates to about 5000 trainees in a statewide apprenticeship program event.
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W. L Jantson
N. ¥. Spadgraas
Oak- Tind
Henry d. Taylor
Ebay Warren
California
Ernest H. Vernon
United States
Oalstone
East Bay
Automotive Machinists Union
Vernon
Walter L. Rapert
Moore Business Forms
J. Haggerty
California Federation of Labor
Labor
Samuel L. Bick
Burea of Trade and Industrial Education
State Department of Education
Archie Wh. Mooney
Division of
Department of Industrial Relations
Elvin van Ness
Nukec
Ail
Oakland
Seaside
Oregon
William M. ‘Stern
San Lorenzo Teacher Eva Melay to retire after 25 years
Eva Melay of the San Lorenzo elementary district will retire in June after 25 years of service. She and husband P. Melkay plan to move to Carmel Avenue Los Gatos and study road maps. Melay has served as district primary supervisor, district celebration head, and last year as vice principal before retiring. She is a native of Iowa and has studied at Pasadena high school Los Angeles Teachers College UCLA and USC.
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Eva Melay
Melfay
4. P. MelKay
Carmel Av
Los Gator
Haas Avenue
San Leanne
United States
Stupf Tly
San Lorenz School
Arizona
Stockton
Hayward
Melay
Towa
Utah
Pasadenas
Pasadens High School
Los Angeles Teachers College
Windows Broken at Bohannon School
Robert A. Sloner, vice principal at Bohannon School in San Lorenzo, reported to Alameda County sheriff that last weekend three windows were broken in the boys’ restroom. Deputies found three panes of beaded glass broken, with dirt clods nearby, and Sloner planned to question students about weekend actions. The article also notes a later program with singing and an audience event at an Oakland area venue.
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Robert A. Sloner
David D. Balwnnon
San Lorenzo
Alameda County
Marseen Argall
Oakland Area
Maesic
Who's New in San Lorenzo Village
Marvin Richardson, the village official welcomer, profiles new residents and longtime locals in San Lorenzo Village. He notes gifts for newcomers and highlights the shopping area, schools, church facilities, and community activities. Several families are introduced with addresses and occupations, including Loo J. Landers, Aldersons, Hills, Calverts, Bohling, and Lee, among others, plus a tribute to local civic life and youth programs.
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Marvin Richardson
New Village
San Lorenzo
California Building Permits Surge in April 46.9 Percent Rise
The Daily Pacific Builder reports April building permits at 136,388,531 dollars, up 46.9 percent from last year and 8 percent below March, marking the greatest month in California history. First four months show 34.9 percent higher activity. average permit value 5050 dollars.
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California
Pacific Builder
G. E. McGavran
Edditor
McGavran
Congress Committee Says Crime Probe Plans
The Senate's new Kefauver committee met in secret to discuss crime probe plans and select a chief counsel. It seeks about 156000 for the investigation and targets predatory crime syndicates with strong state operator crime ties. Former wartime and prewar officials Rudolph Halley and Philip R. Davis were named as potential chief counsel candidates.
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Washington
Senate
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Truman
Rudolph Halley
New York
Commelce
Philip R. Davis
Chicago
Taken in stride as a massive load moves to MIT
Navy officials declare mission completed for a colossal 82 foot high and 12 mile long conveyance traversing miles of suburban streets from a Quincy shipyard to Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge over about 12 hours.
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Boston
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