Hayward High Mermen Prepare for North Coast Swim Meet
Hayward High assembles its varsity and B squad as Ralph O Harran and Don Pellaton captains lead the team toward the North Coast Section championships. O Harran excels in the 100 yard backstroke and seeks a high placing, while Pellaton, a strong diver, aims for a top finish. The captaincy is awarded to seniors ahead of the NCS meet.
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Hayward High
Ralph O'tarren
Don
O'Harran Exdells
N.C.S
Don Pellaton
Acai
N.C
Ote
Valley Cub Pack Meets Tomorrow at Castro Valley School
Valley Cub Pack 1 holds a monthly meeting tomorrow night at 7:20. Each den sponsors a skit for the evening’s program. Awards will be given and graduation services held for Scouts advancing from Webelos.
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Cal Scoulaisf
Castro Valley
Quralgria
Castro Fbley
Fol Fogers
Bille Buchman
Boy Scouts
Satterfield In KO Over Oma In Heavyweight Revival
The Internat onal Rowing Club eyed a revival in heavyweight boxing with Chicago’s Bob Satterfield knocking out Lee Gye last night, a decisive win that boosts his prospects and stirs expectations for future matchups.
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Satterfield
Oma
Suicago
Internatonal Rowing Club
Chicago
Bob Satterfield
Lee Gye
Star Witness Faces Death Threat in St Louis Hearing
Government witness Sally Dewey, a woman who accused a senator of harboring communists and mismanaging government, received a death threat as she was called to testify before a subcommittee at the Finan center in St. Louis. The warning came amid the ongoing inquiry into the internal security matters.
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Washington
Raymond W. Karst
Witeness Birin
Omy
Finan Center
St. Louis
Sally Dewey
Hy Saber
Communista, Nl
Horned Toad Derby Warm Up At Coalinga
More than 160 horned toads from across the world heat up for the 5th annual toad derby in Coalinga on May 20. Speedmore won a prelim, clocking 11.8 seconds, as crowds anticipate the six heat races and the finals. A Guam entrant and two mutated “atomic” toads draw attention amid speculation of radioactivity effects on the creatures.
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Coalinga
Speedmore
Hoyat
Joan Singer
Coalinga High School
King Ton
Guam
Pacific
Agann
Spead
Los Alamos Proving Grounds
Big Drather
Sellout expected for Livermore Rodeo advance tickets
Advance requests for the Livermore Rodeo indicate the 1940 show saved for June 16 and 11 will likely sell out. Reserved seats are moving fast under Manager Henry Windhusen with prices 2.40 to 4.20, while general admission rises to 1.20 on Saturday and 4.80 on Sunday. tickets available through the Livermore chamber of commerce.
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Henry Windhusen
Windhu- Sen Strles
Persard&s
A. O. Fellinghangy
Livermore
Bears Set for 18th Straight Win in Regatta Versus Huskies
University of California varsity crew seeks its 18th consecutive victory when it faces the Washington Huskies in Berkeley. Coach Ky Ebright’s Bears, undefeated since the 1948 Olympic trials, have beaten Washington in their last three meetings. Huskies coach Al Oldrickson arrived and held a workout on the Oakland Estuary course as both teams prepare through Friday.
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Berkeley
California
University of Washington Huskies
Ky Ebright
Bears
Washington
Huskies
al Oldrickson
Oakland
Scouts Joint Paper Drive Set For June 4
Scouts join forces in San Lorenzo Village to hold a paper drive on Sunday June 4 to raise funds for the upcoming Scout Fair on August 25 and 26. Boy and Girl Scout units plan a village pickup after a Saturday canvass to gather newspapers magazines and waste paper with community support urged.
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Boy
Girl Scouts of
San Lorenzo
TAS
Srouts
W. J. Flanagan
San Lorenzo Dtres Girl Scout Adult Association
Frio
Nations agree on 12 nation armed force pact
London report says foreign ministers agreed to abandon national armies for a single international fighting force to halt aggression. Western Europe led by France would provide 30 divisions, Britain jet fighters and bombers, plus ships. United States to supply long range bombers and atomic weapons. plans to detail tonight in a communique.
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London
W.P
Jin Ure
Europe
Nelions
France
Britain
United States
V S
Nash Rambler Convertible Debut Highlights New Features
The Nash Rambler convertible emphasizes passenger comfort and safety with refined exterior styling and a rugged build. Produced at Nash Motors Kenosha plant, the model revives a historic name and introduces two steel trusses overhead protection for occupant safety.
Committee Passes Rent Control Law By United Press
Washington based United Press reports the House banking committee approved a bill to extend federal rent controls for one year to June 30 1989 with municipalities given an option to opt out. If not selected federal controls would end by late 1989 except where local governments or residents vote to continue.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Jane
Jacob L Jacobson Dies at 27 in San Francisco Home
Jacob L Jacobson 27 a retired tailor died yesterday at his home 2512 Niles yoad Sweden. He had lived in Uris community 34 years, husband of the late Alma Jacobson, brother of the late Mrs Christine Petterson, and uncle of Mrs Ethel Hall of San Francisco and the kite Walter Petterson. He belonged to Macalyp tus lodge No 24 Found AM Hayward, Chopther Mouat OWS Sycamore lodge No 124 IOOF, Swedish Society of San Francisco, and a life member of San Francisco Morsgarten Grove No 3 Ancient Order of Druids. Funeral rites at Garden Chapel Pratt Flier mortuary 1044 street at 10:30 am Saturday under Aucalyptas lodge auspices. Closing at Lone Tree cemetery.
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Jacob L. Jacobson
Niles
Arus
Sweden
Jacobson
Uris
Alma Jacobson
Christine Petterson
Ethel Hall
San Francisco
Walter Petterson
Macalyptus Lodge
Hayward
Hopter Mouat Ows
Sycamore Lodge
IOOF
Swedish Society of San Francisco
San Franncisco Morsgarten Grove
Ansient Order of Druids
Pratt-Flier Mortuary
Street
Aucalyptas Lodge
Lone Tree Cemeter
3 A M Meeting of Bartenders Called
A special meeting of bartenders in the Culinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance 828 was called by President Frank Molude Tar 3am Priday in the Libor Temple. Leroy Wood, executive secretary, said the discussion will cover clauses in the union contract now negotiating with United Tavern Owners of Southern Alameda. One session was held this week and another is planned for next week.
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Culinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance 828
Frank Molude
Priday
Libor Temple
Soto Steels
Leroy Wood
Alliance
United ‘Tavern Owoers
Southern
Alameda
Wood
Control. Sugar Beet Crown Borer in UC Experiments
University of California entomology lecturer Dr W Hayry Lange reports 100 percent control of the sugar beet crown borer in experiments using DAT dust parathion dust and janes thian spray. Pest damaged sugar beets in Yolo Yuba and Solano counties in 1949. DD dust at 10 percent strength applied nine pounds per acre achieved complete control. Parathion at 2 percent strength also used.
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Yolo
Yuba
Solano
Lange
Two Airmen Under Treatment After Long Detention
Honolulu reports Marine Sgt. Imer W. Bender and Navy Chief Petty Officer William C. Smith, held by Communist China, receiving treatment as Navy seeks to clear a backlog of official records. The navy also imposed a lid on releasing further details of their imprisonment.
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Honolulu
T. II
Us2i
Ins
Eng
China
Navy
Imer W. Bender
William C. Smith
Teamsters End Oakland Port Blockade After Accord
The AFL Teamsters union agreed to end its waterfron t blockade at Oakland port facilities in Miami. Un ion said dockside workers will unload again for the first time since April 26 after a jurisdictional dispute with CIO Warehousemen. Officials at the dock will act as observers to ease operation.
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Teamsters
Oakland
AFL Teamsters
Qulland
M1iam
Theles
CIO
Morse in Oregon Vote Battle Now
Oregon primary features Sen Wayne Morse challenging conservative Republican Dave Hoover for the GOP nomination amid debates over aid to Europe and anti socialism. Morse emphasizes principle over party as Hoover criticizes Morse’s cross party votes while John McBride ran little campaign as a distant third candidate.
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Portland
Ore
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Thomas IF. Dewey
Mississippi
Truman
Troover
Demiwued
Morse
Congress
Dave Moorer
Weaver
Harry Bridges
Tom Mooney
Henry Wallace
Hoover
Europe
John McBride
Study Shows Parathion Sprays Yield Complete Pest Control
In field trials 2.14 pounds per acre of a certain treatment and a 2 percent wettable powder parathion spray at 40 pounds per acre both achieved 100 percent disease control. The results surpassed other insecticides tested, indicating parathion's superior effectiveness in eradicating the pest.
Navy forms two atomic bomber squadrons for weaponized reach
Washington reports quiet organization and intense training of two Navy squadrons built to carry atomic bombs. Commanders include Capt. John Hayward, Manhattan Project veteran, and Cmdr. Fred Ashworth, Nagasaki B-24 veteran. About 32 aircraft span North American AJ-1s and P2V Neptune bombers adapted for shipboard use, signaling a shift toward carrier-based atomic delivery capacities.
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Washington
Navy
John
Chic) Hayward
Manhattan
Cmdr
Fred, Ash
Air Force
Use T and L for Athletes Foot Care Claim
An advertisement claims UW seizes foot fungus with Quinter penetrating Powar Ng base to kill germs on contact. It promises a 40 cent back guarantee if not satisfied with one week use and mentions a drug store sale today at Reed Drug.
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Reld Drugery
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