Community events fill calendar in Castro Valley region
Readable notices describe a spring and early summer schedule in Castro Valley and nearby communities. Planned activities include a bridge and whist event at Ashland East Street, a May fashion show at Memorial Building, dance nights at Walbor Hall and Brat Harle School auditorium, a card party by NDGW, and a dance by Vaidex and Peggy Btu at Mie of Dance.ержав
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Pam
Cnattoy
Danita
Fairmont
Terrace Improvament Cub
Mt Llongsclub
Castro Valley
Lou Valcalda
Onchestra
Peny
Pany
al Ashland Sol Ikfsh
Gihland Improvement Club
Fine Arte Ares Bi Layward Union High School
Memorial Building
Hayward
Walbor Hall
Holsora Orche
All Salute Club
B Bank Tchool
al Halparen
Irma Ax Band
NDGW
Maynard Viant Memoria
Prines
Wy Trisake
Cookle
Purity Store
Vaidex
Peggy
Brat Harle
Arditerium
Castro Val
Dipipad Dive Square
Diract
Communist Daily War Front Page Notes UPI Suspension
New York report states the Communist Daily War did not use United Press services on its front page during a CY strike. The note appears on Wednesday as part of a reader-oriented front page update.
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New York
Daily War
United Press Services
Notice Fixes Time and Place for Land Exclusion Hearing
The Eden Township County Water District board set June 3 1950 at Eden Grammar School in Eden Alameda California for a hearing on excluding land from the district. The description covers a parcel beginning on Hesperian Boulevard west of the railroad and follows a detailed boundary along Hesperian Boulevard and the district line. Dated May 6 1950 signed by Claude J Silva, secretary.
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Eden Township County Water District
Baird
Eden Towneship County Water District
Eden Grammar School
Eden
Alameda
State of California
Ute
Eden ‘Township
Ounty
Hesperlax Houlevard
Telegraph Road
Theresé
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ens
Hesperian Boulevard
Uence
Thomas le Rose Coelho
Cortyn Costa Nursery Company
Wide Recorder
Comity Recorder of
Jalang
Unc
Latie
Oundary
Sden Township
Water District
Journal
Bank of America's Rights Offering For Shareholders
Bank of America announces rights to buy new common shares for about 1160,000 shareholders. Reports show subscription activity over the past 12 months with totals near $195 million to $268 million and discounts around $53 million while U S government holdings rise by nearly $230 million. Projections indicate growth ahead of last year.
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Gidhaini
Bank of Ameries Nt, & SA
U. S
Notice of Intended Sale in Centerville Notice
Notice of intended sale states BST Tice and George Silveira both of Centerville and Gabriel Caltonins of Warren Street Clight Ge with interest as buyers. It lists personal property including fertilizer fixtures supplies and household goods to be sold at public sale on May 1950 with Norris Broh North Street acting as witness. The sale transfers ownership upon payment of consideration and mentions the seller's interest.
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George KR. Silveira
Centerville
Gabriel Cailtornins - Ocha
Warren jStreet
Clight
Inter Eel
Lng
Bieber
Tosa
Lensehold
Beloe
North
Navy Chapter of 4 Reserve Officers to Meet Tomorrow
The Navy Chapter of 4 Reserve Officers will meet tomorrow at Luigi's Bohemian Grotto in Oakland for the May Crisis Meeting. Commander G V Wickward USNR will speak on reserve officer membership and the Pacific Reserve fleet structure. Cocktail hour at 7 PM precedes the business session. contact Captain Wilkinson at 7192 Laurel Avenue or Lucerne 1-6400 for details.
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East Bay
Navy
Bohemian Grotto
Oakland
R. C. Wilkinson
Cuest
G. v. Wickward
USNR
United States
Pacific’ Reserve Fleet
State Department
Santa Bara
Fide Pacific Reserve
Everhigimerting
Hayward Area Chamber Plans 1950 Farm Home Show
Hayward area chamber of commerce exposition committee met at Bacon's cafe to begin plans for the 1950 Farm Home and Industry show. Albert Wallers chaired the session, with J I Hennessey of the Associated Homebuilders of Alameda County agreeing to meet Thursday to discuss the group’s role in expanding the event first held last fall.
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Hayward Area
Hayyard Area
Chamber of “Commerce
Hayward
Rotary Our Relations in Business Discussed at Hayward Club
Under Rev Richard Norberg chairmanship a vocational discussion on Rotary ideals in competitor relations was held at the Hayward Rotary luncheon. William C Wilson emphasized ethics and fair dealing in business while Nels Clemens noted keeping faith and being square. Murray McNeil spoke on human relations in selling as a two way process. Gene Sullivan urged use of a trade paper or personal employer interest in employees. Kenneth Porter introduced Arthur Palmer, a new club member from Sacramento area who runs a Hayward paint store on Main Street and likes horses. Judge Jacob Harder Jr. reported Bob Dimmick, formerly with Hayward Rotary now in Brookings Ore, is thriving after purchasing a grocery there. Rotary board to meet Thursday at Raymond Burr’s home.
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Richard Norberg
Rotary
Hayward Rotary Club
William C. Wilson
Nels Clemens
Murray McNeil
Gene Sullivan
Kenneth Porter
Arthur Palmer
Palmer
Scntt Valley
Siskiyou County
Sacramento
Hayward
Main Street
Jacob’ Harder Jr
Bob Dimmick
Brookings,ore
Rotary Club
Raymond Burr
Regional Water Pollution Board Established in San Francisco
Offices of the Regional Water Pollution Control board for the San Francisco bay region have been established at 304 14th street Oakland California announced today by John S Longwell chairman of the board This is one of nine regional boards created in 1949 to handle water pollution matters Appointments were made by the governor earlier this year and the San Francisco bay regional board is composed of Grant Burton John S Longwell H D Chope Ralph W Shafer and Ralph G Wadsworth
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Regional Water Pollution Control Board
San Francisco Bay Region
14Th Street
Oakland
California
Jphnt
S. Longwell
Smarter
San Franciso Bay
Grant Burton
Concord
H. D. Chope
Redwood City
San Mateo County
John S. Longwell
Piedmont
Ralph W. Shafer
International Mingrats and Chemical Corporation
Ralph G. Wadsworth
San Francisco
Taylor to Advise Mass Graduation East Bay apprentices
Henry J Taylor, renowned economist and author, will deliver the principal address at the East Bay apprentices mass graduation at Oakloin auditorium tonight. He is known for his World War I reporting and writings, and recently completed a 35000 mile world tour, expected to address Europe and Asia's impact on the United States.
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Henry J.taylor
East Bay
Oakloin Auditorium
Taylor
California
Williamy H. Jamison
F. W. Snodgrass
Jahom Management
Gen Oral Motors Corporation
Land
Alfred J. duPont
Europe
United States
University of Virginia
Viday
Excellent tomato insect control with DDT and DDD, 1946 49
University of California entomologists Michelbacher Middlekauff and Akesson report that DDT and DDD provided excellent control of tomato caterpillars and mites during 1946 to 1949. DDD proved more effective against tomato hornworm, suggesting 5 percent DDT or DDD dusts at 30 pounds per acre for caterpillars, with sulfur mixed in to combat mites, potentially removed after September if mite signs disappear.
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A. BE. Michelbacher
W. W. Middlekauff
Altesson
University of California
California Agriculture
Michelbachar
Middlekauif
Berkeley
Akesson
College of Agriculture
Davis
First US mass graduation address in Oakland 1948
Women in the East Bay announce a special place for Mr Taylor on their 1050 program. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Mark Andrews delivered the keynote at the first mass graduation in the United States, held in Oakland in 1948. Last year Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin was the principal speaker.
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East Bay
Taylor
United States
Oakland
Mark Andrews
U.S
Maurice J. Tobin
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