Solon Gets Praise for School Work
Solon Elementary Teachers Association of Hayward endorsed Francis Dunn Jr for both Republican and Democratic nominations in the June election. They also urged reelecting Dr Roy E Simpson as State Superintendent, citing his long public school service since 1915 and leadership as superintendent since 1945. The group criticized Bernadette Doyle as aligned with Communist party activities in San Diego and educational work, urging voters to reject her candidacy to protect California public education.
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Hayward
Childreni
Thés
The
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Simpson
Association
Hie
California
Bernadette Doyle
Communist Party of San Diego
Th Os
Ince
Doyle
Californias
Meanest Sadist Sought After Bel gian police dog maiming case
State sheriff's deputies moved to track a cold trail of a cruel act in which two thirds of a Bel gian police terrier's tongue were removed last Sunday. Owner Mrs Leana Conroy 46 reports the dog returned lifeless and could not eat. Veterinarian says the jugular vein was not severed and the cut was clean, unlikely from broken glass. The dog valued at about 75 dollars.
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Leana Conroy
Birch Street
Congress Filibuster Defeat for Truman
Southern Democrats defeated an effort to limit debate on Fair Employment legislation, denying President Truman a major Civil Rights plank. The vote came as ERAPEC forces failed to muster 64 votes to invoke cloture on a motion to limit debate. Other items include tax and military spending moves, plus a Senate return by Arthur Vandenberg. An Army witness said the St. Louis finance center employed more communists than the national average.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
St. Louis Army
Armed Services
St. Louis
Eugene M. Foster
Army Finance
Foster
Juliette Low Tea Saturday Afternoon at Memorial Park
The Hayward district Brownies and intermediate and senior Girl Scouts host the Juliette Low World Friendship Tea Saturday from 2 to 4 at the Girl Scout cabin in Memorial Park. Two girls from each troop will attend to present the troop gift fund to council adult representative Mrs. Florence Affleck. Committee in charge includes Mesdames Don Manuel Le Ray Valente hostess Jornada Davis Edwin Plawright and Harald Fal e with entertainment.
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Brown
Juliette Low
Memorial Park
Florence Affleck
Safety Patrol Review Draws 600 Members From 24 Alameda Schools
Alameda county rural schools send six hundred patrol members to the fifth annual School Safety Patrol review on Saturday May 27 at 9 20 am in the Bret Harte school amphitheater Hayward. Vaughn D Seidel county superintendent of schools notes patrols guard pupil safety at highway crossings as bands from several high schools and a drum corps provide music. After the review participants will swim at Taylvard Lounge and enjoy a picnic lunch with arrangements by Hayward officials and PTA groups. Special guests include Assemblyman Francis Buon and Alameda county supervisors member George A Janssen along with California Highway Patrol Captain KR Wilkinson.
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Bret Harte
Hayward
Vaughn D. Seidel
Washington Union High School
Centerville
Amador High School
Pleasanton
Livermore
Deroto and
Russell
Nayward Memorial Park
Hayaard
John Ficklin
Frank Perreria
Hayward Plunge
Iungh
PTA
Chambers of Commerce
Livermore Valley
Francis Buon
George A. Janssen
Bradley outlines four point program to counter Russian atomic threat
General Omar N. Bradley told a San Francisco audience that Russia may possess enough atomic power to strike anywhere. He proposed a four point program including readiness, allied European security, broad resistance to communism, and welcoming nations freed from Soviet control. He stressed a policy of freedom through strength and warned against appeasement and isolation.
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Omar WN. Bradley
Russia
North Atlantic
Europe
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U. S
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Commercial Club of
United States
Ulan
Ibo
Postal Employees Honor Congressman George Miller in Alameda Rally
A May 14 rally at the Community Center in San Lorenzo Village honored Congressman George Miller. Alameda Contra Costa postal workers presented him with a 1.5 foot scroll bearing over 2,000 signatures. Attendees included Anthony J. Foster, Hayward postmaster, Mrs Gortarda Maonay, San Lorenzo postmaster, and George Perry, San Leandro postmaster.
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Alameda- Contra Costa
San Lorenzo Village
Miller
Congress
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Hayward
Gortarda Maonay
San Lorenza
George Perry
San Leandro
Roberts and
Gornort Studios
Baseball Tonight in Big Leagues Weather Affects Schedule
In the American League games between New York and Chicago Boston at Cleveland and Washington at St Louis were listed for night play. National League had Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn plus Chicago at Philadelphia also set for night but rain and postponements noted with several games delayed or canceled.
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Emergency Grant of 15635 to Russell District
California Education Department announced an emergency grant of 15635 to Russell District from state funds. Superintendent Roy E. Simpson said funds come from emergency provisions in the state school fund. district officials note this may be the last year such aid covers salaries and transportation costs.
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Russell
California State Education Department
United Press
Roy E. Simpson
Wilda Motte
Russell School
15 Day Suspensions In Liquor Cases
Three Southern Alameda county cases before the board of equalization were settled with 14 day suspensions due to liquor sales violations. Names tied to the suspensions include Teresa Corenna of Duck Inn in San Leandro, Nellie Dr LaCriz of Nellies Cafe on the Alyarade San Jose highway, and Even S. Ole of Hayward.
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Board of Equalization
James H. Quinn
Teresa
Corenna
Rastiti Street
San Leandro
Nellie Dr LaCriz
Charles Marquant
Alyarade
San Jose Highway
S. Ole
Washington Street
Hayward
Rally Miller Gets Scroll With 8000 Names
Community Center in Sin orenzo Village hosted a Sunday tribute for Congressman George Miller as postal workers signed a 168 foot scroll of more than 8000 names. Miller, sixth district representative of California, received the scroll from Vostit employees Tran Almeda and Conte Costit courtliaj acked after two months of signing by postal clerks and neighbors. The message praised Miller for improving postal working conditions. Kohnet Durand, president of the (incomplete) local postal workers group, led the event.
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Conte Costit Courtliaj
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George 2. Miller
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California
Civil Service
Kohnet Durand
New York Stocks Hit Fresh Highs On Broad Gains
billionaire led market advance with American Telephone up to a peak unseen since 1947. General Motors rose over a point near its 1929 high while U.S. Steel climbed on strong rail and industrial momentum. Oil, chemicals, and utilities joined the rally as rail stocks reached late 1948 highs amid broad investment demand and notable speculation in floated issues.
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Navy Marlin Flying Mars Over Hayward Sunday
A Navy Marlin FLY HEHE Mars will fly over Hayward at 1 18 p m Sunday afternoon as part of the Armed Forces Day ceremonies in the Eastbay.
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Navy
Dealer Needs Cars for Postwar Used Car Mart
Bud Schouweiler of C J Schouweiler's Used Car Mart at 16480 East 14th Street leads a busy used car operation. He offers up to 200 over blue book price for good clean cars due to high demand.
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Bud Schouweiler
C. J. Schouweiler
East 14Th Street
Daily Review hosts late election service for Alameda districts
The Daily Review offices stay open 8 to 10 p.m. for election returns. Hayward Union High School District and Alameda county elementary districts vote today for trustees in San Lorenzo Mt Eden La Vista Palomares and Russell. precincts at the old Markham School vote at the new Markham School Sixth and Ward streets per Superintendent B Paulson.
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Daily Review
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Alameda County
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la Vista
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Daily
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Hayward Union High School
Markham
Burglars Loot Service Station for 177 Dollars
Deputies search for burglars who broke into a Foothill boulevard service station early today. Police say entry came via a window. by 7:15 am the break-in was discovered revealing six tires, six inner tubes, two boxes of spark plugs, and other auto accessories worth about 177 dollars. Victim listed as William F P Gorman of San Leandro. Safe and most decor items appeared untouched.
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Gorman
Selbourne Drive
San Leandro
Entey
150Th Avernue
Lont
Two Hurt In Truck Collision On East 14th Street
A late afternoon crash on East 14th Street sent Hayward woman driver and San Leandro man to area hospitals. Lloyd Hendrickson 36 of San Leandro suffered lacerations contusions and possible brain concussion. Ethel Roge 40 of San Lorenzo treated for minor injuries. Olson 50 of San Leandro was driver of the other truck.
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154Th Avenue
Hayward Area
San Leandro
Hayward Hospital
Lloyd Hendrickson
1580
Plaza Drive
John J. Olson
Jwana Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
Ethel M. Roge
Ashland Avenue
San Lorenzo
Olson
Rose
California Highway Patrolmren
Honest Cincinnati candidate fails police force bid
A Cincinnati UPA candidate for the police force lost a job chance after telling interviewing officials he did not care about joining the force but believed graft affected downtown dining due to saloons. The remark underscored perceived corruption and hurt his chances.
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Cincinnati
O.upa
Restraining Order Aims at Madison Avenue Slaughterhouse
Superior Court Judge O J Hanlin issued a memorandum to Castro Valley residents and West Coast Meat seeking an injunction to halt expansion at 9038 Madison Avenue. The order imposes two restraints: no slaughter animals on site between 6 PM and 6 AM and disposal of offal after 5 PM daily, while other conditions from the county board of supervisors remain in effect pending further action.
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O. J. Hanlin
Castro Valley
West Coast Meat Company
Madison, Avenue
County Board of Supervisors
I. VW. Negd
County Planns, Commission
Dudge Hamilin
Castro Villey
Iia
Valley CofC Hosts Inaugural Dinner for Castro Valley Group
About 120 members and guests of the newly formed Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce attended the inaugural dinner at the Lions hall. Prominent invitees included county supervisor Georgia Janssen and several chamber leaders from surrounding areas. The program featured music, dance, and remarks wishing the new chamber success.
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Castro Valley
Harold Spitzen
Washington
Soya Chamber of Commerce
C Oxander
Oakland Post-Enquirer
Howard McGarth
Hidaley Les Foley
Rt. C. Wilkinson
California
Temple ‘Aine
Bob Deulay
Aviva Cadden School of Dance
Chamber of Commerce
Oscar Slik
New Chamber
Charlotte Wray
Vad Liayeence
Weather Fair This Afternoon Though Warmer Today
The report notes a fair weather outlook for this afternoon and tonight with warmer temperatures today, alongside yesterday's high and today's low.
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Saureday
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