History of California Trustee I B Parsons Was Annapolis Grad
This Sunday series profiles I B Parsons known as the grand old man of Wayward High School, who served on the Hayward Union High School District board from 1891 to the 1950s. Born in New York in 1841, he pursued naval service, then settled in California, building a dairy farm before guiding Hayward High’s growth and leadership. He helped establish the district, brought in principals, secured land on Foothill Boulevard, and later led the Bank of Haywards as president until its merger in 1950s.
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Wayward High Schoolequration
I. B. Parsons
Union High School
Parsons
Denmark
Lewis County
New York
Seginaw
Michigan
Secion
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Utah
China Station
Shanghai
Panama
China
United States
San Francisco Bay
Hayward
California
Castra Valley
Seven Hills Road
Tarsans
Marty Meek
Ned Hathaway
Chris Densest
Joseph Hathernig
Redwood District
Hayward Union High
Alameda County
Livermore
Washington Township
Soto Streets
Meek Eistate
Howie Meek
John Gamble
Hayward High School
Ne Webb
Hayward High
Foothill Blvd
B. Parsons
Marsha
San Luis Obispo
Frederick Johnson
Johnson
Hayward Union Highchool
Amherst Grad
Fred Johnson
Portland
Maine
Boston
Amherst College
Fred
Amherst Seminary
Germany
Berlin
Ashburnham
Massachusetts
Te University of California
Red Bluff
Ferndale
Humboldt County
Hayward Union
Casiza Valley
Barking
Bank of Haywards
H. W. Meek
F.C. Winlan
Webb
San Francisco
Anglo-California Bank of San Francisco
East German Jokes Show Bitter Humor Behind the Wall
A review of East German humor reveals underground jokes skewering the central authorities, reflecting distrust of Ulbricht and shortages in East Berlin. The piece notes how humor exposes genuine sentiment, from wall lines to asylum jokes, underscoring resistance under the regime.
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Berlin
East Germany
German Democratic Republic
East Berlin
Desert Strike Exercise Opens Amid Desert War Drills
About 100000 troops join Exercise Desert Strike as two fictional nations Calonia and Nezona clash over the Colorado River. The rugged 14500 square mile desert area near the California Arizona border hosts tanks fighters and paras with joint Air Force and Army units under US Strike Command.
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Blythe
Ostonia
Nezona
Desert Strike
California
Arizona
Strike Command
1Stroopers
2Nd Armored Dicef
Paul D. Adams
Old Tide Strike Command
Joint Air Force-Army
Wes Airborne
Red
Reconnais
Sih
Sirike
Calonia
Catorado
Parker and Travist
Adams
Warsides
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History of
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Daily Review
By John S. Sandoval
London
Bay Area
By John Dornberg
Sahara
Walter Ulbricht
Socialist Unity (Communist) Party
Gost
Yale
Ulbricht
Jakes
Hell
Pearly Gates of
Heaven
Satan
Saint Peter
Berlin Wall
Qne
Karl
East Gerfer
Caret
RITL
Desert
U.S. Strike Command
John F. Kennedy
By John Lengel
Parlu
Catonia