Federal region backs Feather River project state entry
Richard Ko regional director of the Bureau of Reclamation told Tulare that the federal agency will render assistance to California for the Feather River project. He said withdrawals of public lands may be turned over to the state when it is ready to proceed and urged the state to enter water and power development if financially able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psanensim
Richard Ko
Bureau of Reclamation
Pro- Wi
Inday
State of California
Feather River
Sacramento
Tulare
Bole
Boke
Gavs Prnmen
Central Valley
California
Farm Employment Up Amid Labor Shortage Concerns
California employment rises toward spring peak while labor shortages widen across the central and southern coastal districts. Edward F. Hayes of the labor department says 3400 additional farm workers were needed the weekend of May 10 and estimates about 700 more pickers for Valencia oranges with a plan to hire 400 more workers later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia
Edward F. Hayes
Tao
Valencia
Best Quality Fruit Forecast In California
California fruit outlook reports heavy weather impacts on Elberta peaches in the San Joaquin Valley. Spollen and frost conditions threaten crops while rains slow ripening, with farms in districts noting delayed growth and potential yield reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Elbretas
Sibout Belen
Neri
Peneluwly
Creep Feeding Beef Calves Proves Profitable to Cattlemen
ST. LOUIS Creep feeding beef calves proves highly profitable for cattlemen. Each dollar invested in creep feed can return up to three dollars with modest equipment and labor. Creep feeding supplements pasture and cow milk to add 60 to 80 pounds per calf by market, improving uniformity and beef yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Fred
California Crop Prices Lower Prediction for 194? California crops
San Francisco reports prices for California crops will be somewhat lower this year with generally lower net returns though production rises. Neil Petree, president of the California state chamber of commerce, notes forecasts of heavier hay and rain crop yields. Acreage is set to top last year’s 1,400,000 acres. In the Trail market, expectations point to heavy to normal yields of grapes, cherries, pears, peaches, apples and walnuts, but lighter crops of almonds, apricots, plums and prunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Neil Petree
California State Chamber of Commerce
Tadue. Inc
Hus
Petree
New Wheat Disease Found in California
A new wheat disease mosaic was reported in California for the first time in the 195 crop. Scientists J W Oswald and C W Schaller note limited knowledge of spread and transmission. Two new flax varieties resistant to disease were announced by Knowles and Houston, aimed at diverse growing regions.
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Great Plains
Dakota
PLP
Knowles
Houston
Punjab
Imperial Valley
Dairymen Report Record Market Dairy Revenue in 1951
California dairymen earned more than 300 million dollars from farm marketings in 1951, up 33 million from 1950. Manufacturing milk valued at 71 million, while total milk production rose by about 23 million pounds. Average yield per cow remained steady with more cows milking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Servie
Dnday
Pear and Peach Canning Industry Improves Recovery
The pear and peach canning industry in California shows recovery after three years of research. A new by products plant will process wastes from nine canneries at San dose area to yield feed products and molasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Dose
Ube
Licenses Revoked for 11 Hayward Residents
Hayward residents were notified of license actions by the California Department of Motor Vehicles. In a five day period ending May 9, 11 drivers had licenses suspended or revoked and other drivers faced permanent revocation. Names listed include James A. Anos W. Bailey and Joseph T. McGarry among residents affected.
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Hayward
James A. Anos
Wyeth Road
M W. Bailey
Marin
Ver
Flenithe
Californiag Department of Mo
Meints
Diana Place
Births and residents notes from Hayward area listings
Birth announcements and residential notices from Hayward and vicinity list newborns with parents and streets such as Viewons Drive and Clay Street. The items mention May 1952 births, various surnames including Pagan, Perez, Blevins, Byers, and others, plus probation court entries and a community project in Fly Creek New York with local volunteers funding a firehouse.
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Mayward
Mos
Daures
Hoang
Hisward
Hayware
Jo Neast Miy Gorden
Dulseu
Barilert Dane
A Dauiver
Terry Ane
A Ws
Ae Pagan
Paul Page
Secon
A Ann
The
Ges
Sousa
Hayward
Mac A
Rand
Junn Sansa
Luis Street
Bayward
Adi Velty
Margaret
Dawal
Airs
Pedro Dawa
P.O. Bas
Tassetetl
Akughter
Uttar Yy
Jena
Albs
M Serena
Mary Air
Moe
Henry Koestee
Clay Street
Hayiward
Jos Kanna Mays
Oy Ae Blevin
An Tagawa
Mise
Lily Blevins
Hedge Steel
Carwird
Gaugtier
Aled
Byers
Ia Hayward
Chacha Bevere
Castro Valley
Crary Srobert
Vie
Artroms
Aly
Thomas Hartland
Ueto Michael
Perez Ta Iayward
Frank Peres
Paerhe
Wayward
Pork Platt
Yee
Vale
Loven Hectul Tin
Tardy
Fan Taiehea
Ih Stith
Vasa
Tresty
Vin Fon
Larry Arri
S Slum
Thamas
Tiron
Say
Mis
Mis Donald Strani
Maite Drier
Hassard
Ann
Mireus Mis
Pierson Ty Hayward
Mio
Mex Withant Fhovsone
Meckiind Avenue
Maynard
Ronald Cheutaphor
Hoeward
Wzem
Ales
Robert Waalatter
Corana
Sid Lorenzo
Danehtes
Therese Ant
Hasnaad
Spemeer Redd
Ran Tacere
Srinmine
Williamsii Hayward
Tank
Sydney Willars
Mi Wa Palin
San Laguna
Alah Jer
Rathfeny
Loguae
Bohannon PTA Sets May 22 for New Officer Installations
Bohannon PTA will install new officers in the David D. Bohannon PLA on May 22 in the school multipurpose room. Hoyt Harmillon will be the installing officer. Mrs. dohiv Kunze will lead the business meeting and a vote on proposed division of the 11th clis ti Migs. Veronica Riggs will outline summer recreational options. A student committee meeting on stage will precede the program with music by Bonnie Todd Lindy fh pae and Bonnie Baynett.
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David D. Bohannon P
Hoyt Harmillon
Dohiv Kunze
Clis| Ti Migs
Veronica Riggs
Sharalyn Klezmer Hosts Westen Party for 14th Birthday
Shatdyn Miezmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Klezmer hosted a Saturday birthday party at 17032 Via Pledigas in Western attire. A barbeque dinner followed by a scavenger hunt and dancing closed the evening with guests including Steve Mitchell Jack Healy Bol Kim Jim Burpee Dennis Mackin Linda Lewis Shirley Preston Sheila Minor Glendyn Smith and Ester Sarvin of Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shatdyn Miezmer
Harry Klremer
Pledigas
Steve Mitchell
Jack Healy
Bol Kim
Jim Burpee
Dennis Mackin
Linda Lewis
Shirley Preston
Sheila Minor
Glendyn Smith
Ester Sarvin
Oakland
Children Enjoy Folk Festival at All Saints School
Nearly 500 students from All Saints school performed in a Sunday folk dance festival on school grounds. The program opened with recitations and songs, and featured dances depicting Denmark, Germany, Scotland, America, Portugal, Ireland, France, Italy, Lithuania, Mexico, and Poland with Mrs. Millie von Konsky directing a 24% class.
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Pher
Purina
Fatena
Duke’s Feed & Ranch Supply
Alley LU
Univerity of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Skewarrat
Pete
Daniel Melton
Angelo G. Ortiz
Meekenne
Ralph Av Rieche
Martlett
Manuel Rodriqueer
Sonoma
Alton Lewis Smith
Medford’ Avenue
Rafael M. Valentin
Princeton Street
Fly Creek
N.Y. Ty
Pillsbury Feeding
AOA
Pillsbury
St., Hayward
Bohannon Pta
Sharalyn Klezmer
Castro ST. Hayward
Sat
Milo
LEGO
Hunt
Tin
Pork & Beans
del Monte
Va-or. Hottia
Chuck
Oxydol
Proctor & Gamble Creft
Clorox
Cottage Chee Challenge Motor Oil Eastern
Gleot
Dubuque
Martin Sharp
Steqight
Stk
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