Dunn Receives Architects Support in Assembly Bid
Northern California architects and leaders like Donald B. Kirby praised Dunn for open, fair handling of construction and legislative issues. The Bay Area group voiced full confidence Dunn will reflect architects’ views as the legislature begins its public-interest work.
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Francis Dunnie
Wembly
Bay
Donald B. Kirby
Lara
Northern California Chapster
America Institute of ‘Architects
Flo Dunn
Wehirby
Dunn
Government to Hire Safer Drivers Expands Tests
The federal government will stricter hiring of drivers following a push to improve road safety. U S Civil Service Director Harry Kranz in San Francisco said credentials will be checked, and driving ability assessed more rigorously. Training conferences for road test examiners will be held to ensure proper administration. No drivers will be approved for appointment pending future examinations and review of accident and arrest records.
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Ee HkIn
Harry JT. Krang
Civil Service
San Francisco
Andie
Kranz Po
Kratz
Buddy Poppy Sale Date Set in San Lorenzo
Buddy Poppy sale to aid war veterans set for May 20 in San Lorenzo. WEW Best 1170’s Commander William Scott says proceeds fund welfare, aid hospitalized veterans, orphans, widows, and those discharged in need, honoring sacrifices of veterans and supporting VA efforts.
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Buddy Poppy Saies
William Scott
WEW Best 1170
Buddy Poppy
San Lorenzo
Buddy Foppy
Skat
Aetor
Stott
Scott
America
Salvation Army forms Sunbeam Brigade in Hayward
The Salvation Army plans a new Sunbeam Brigade induction Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Atherton Street chapel. Captain Minnichelle Shennan will lead the ceremony for 13 girls aged six to eleven, with public attendance and refreshments after. First inductees include Barbara Howell Holly Anderson Carol Bert Sue Nancy Norma Miller and others. A skit by the group provides entertainment.
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Salvation Army
Hayward
Atherton Street
Minnichelle Shennan
San Remyse
Territorial Guard
Sunbeam
Barbara Howell
Holly Anderson
Carol
Bert Sue
Nancy
Norma Miller
Western Theme Described At Valley Orchards Social
Western themed decorations and program highlighted a square dance social at the Cas tro Valley Community Center hosted by the Cas tro Valley Property Owners Association last Saturday. About 150 residents attended as Master School of Music students directed by Stelph Stolberg performed with the Merry Makers from San Leandro. Association president J T Byrne outlined aims including water service, road improvements, and new fire hydrants as members pledged continued effort to maintain the residential district.
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Casio
Valley Orchards Propert Owners’ Association
Castro Valley Comunity Center
Bri. J. Ghlespie
M. J. Vanier
Master School of Music
Stelph Stolberg
Joe Poley
Chickenpox Cases Drop to Six in Helens Township
The Alameda County Health Department reports six new chickenpox cases in Helens township for the week ending May 13, with eight cases listed earlier. Other diseases noted include German measles, streptococcus, syphilis, and rheumatic fever.
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Helens Township
Alameda County Health Department
Taps Blows for U.S. Army Cavalry
The army plans to abolish the cavalry ten years after removing horses from combat amid mechanization. The Pentagon seeks Congress authority to substitute an armored branch, ending the cavalry legally and officially.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Burglary at Rice School Loots 50 Report Cards
A burglary at Rice School in St. Paul yielded a fresh start for eighth graders by altering scholastic records in mid year. The thief stole 50 report cards from the teacher’s desk.
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ST. Paul U.P
Rice School
4 H Beef Field Day Staged at Mission Hereford Ranch
4 H Beef Field Day will be held Saturday May 20 at the Mission Hereford ranch about a mile from Mission Pass between 10 and 12 noon. All 4 H club members leaders and parents are invited per Harry P Bolfony, club advisor.
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Mission Hereford Ranch
al Nile
Mission Pass
Harry P. Bolfony
The House That Jack Built Moves to Final Resting Place
The structure presented to Hay mond Nowendorf in 1899 has been relocated to a corner near Strang avenue and Carolyn street in the El Portal district. It stood near Caro lyn street and Foothill boulevard for nearly two months before two sections were cut for easier transport. Noviehdot, a student at the Galligrnia School of Aircraft Isscuments at Hayward airport, and his wife and infant Susan, who recently marked her first birthday, are slated to move into their new home soon. A Berkshire quarry item notes marble used for Washington monuments and other landmarks.
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Haymond
Nowendorf
66Th Avenue
Oakland
Strang Avenue
Carolyn Street
el Portal
Foothill Boulevard
Noviehdot
Galligrnia’ School
Hayward
Susan
Futura
Urge Parents to Take Advantage of Immunization Now
Alameda county health officer Dr James G Malcolm urges parents in Hayward San Leandro and southern county to immunize preschool and school children up to seven before May 31. The program offers a $1 injection through Alameda County health division and local medical societies.
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James G. Malcolm
Alameda County
Heattly
Hayward
San Leandro
Alameda’ County Health
D Vsiment
Malcolm
River to Speak at Hillcrest Knolls Meeting
At Hillcrest Knolls Improvement Club meeting Friday evening Robert Rivary, candidate for Alameda County second supervisorial district, will speak. The session will be at Fairmont School and open to all interested attendees.
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Hillcrest, Knolls
Wty
Robert Rivey
Alameda County
Fairmont School
Welcone
Santa Clara County Jr Horsemen Plan Annual Show
The Santa Clara County Junior Horsemen announce their annual horse show set for July at the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Posse Grounds on Alum Rock Avenue in San Jose. Entry blanks available from Doreen Warke at Box 2h Mt Hamilton Road, San Jose.
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Santa Clara County Jr. Horsemen Plan
Santa Clara County Junior Horsemen’s
Movie Industry to Give Extravaganza At Shrine Convention
Los Angeles reports the motion picture industry will back a grand pageant for the Shrine convention on June 22 at Memorial Coliseum. The Night of Stars will honor Faréld Lloyd, imperial potentate of the Shrine. Directors David Buller and Richard Wallace produce with LeRoy Pring supervising.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseu
Oltvate
Pranéis A. Stearns
Eile
David Buller
Richard Wallace
LeRoy Pring
No Drinkers Need Apply Ad Sparks Minnesota Buzz
A Minneapolis Star ad stirred reaction by listing No drinkers need apply for a man toy mike deal. The floated line drew attention to a controversial hiring call and sparked discussions on workplace standards and alcohol policy in Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minn. UK
Minneapolis Star
Mike Deal
One Hospital Strike Ends at Merritt Hospital
A week-long strike by AFG Stationary Engineers at Merritt Hospital ends as workers return to duties. The hospital grants a $12.40 monthly wage rise, basic pay $255, and sends a personnel policy letter. Union views it as recognition in lieu of a formal contract. Separately, about 30 APG Building Service Employees strike against Children’s Hospital.
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Oakland
AFG
Merritt Hospital
Bavk
Meawhile
APG Building Service
Children’s Hospital
Art in Action Is Highlight of Fair
Alameda County Fair showcases art in action with well known artists displaying originals. Deadline for submissions is June 2 with three paintings per artist. jurors include Desortion Eline Stanhope Ted Kling Ethel Grau Mary Petii and others from Hayward San Leandro Niles Sunol Oakland Berkeley. Deliveries accepted June 15 to June 2 at Hayward Art Association.
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Alameda County
WI Fates
Hayward
Prates
Tor
Desortion
Eline Stanhope
Ted Kling
San Leandro
Ethel Grau
Niles
Mary
Roosevelt 4 me ft Talks Here
Fragmentary OCR cites Roosevelt addressing a crowd, warning against isolationism and the danger of misunderstanding the problem. Mentions a "cast of 11" and the need to guard against political naivety as world events unfold.
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Roosevelt
Millar
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