Scouts Jamboree Training Camp Near Valley Vorge
Four patrols from the Aushind Area Council train at the Ki Guy Warren property in Cull ean yon for the June Boy Scout Jamboree in Valley Vorge. A. I. Abe Atwood leads the outing with senior patrol leader Bob Matheison among the group. They learn cooking, songs, planning, and teamwork in a two day encampment.
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Valley Vorge
Aushind
Guy Warren
Cull Eanyon
A. I
Abe" Atwood
Bob Matheison
Los Mochos Camp
Livermore Hills
Lory Lampredux
Niles
Leroy Brown
Seribers
Bryce Phips
James
Dolnson
Logan Norris
Bhs Farka
Eugene Barnhart
Stanley Wanna
Government Insure War Veterans Funds And Dividends
The article discusses NSLI and WSLI funds invested in government bonds at 3 percent, higher than typical 2.2 percent yields. It notes a treasury loss of about 230 million from the higher rate and questions dividend allocations to veterans for training periods. Comptroller General Lindsay Warren criticizes the handling of interest and distribution, arguing 40 million should have returned.
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WSLI
Treasury
Comlipler
Lindsay Warren
NSLI
Inter
Congress
Warren
Wena
Death by Own Action Supposed in Hospital Incident
An elderly man told Mrs Kin Gi he was tired of living and that his family did not love him. He described administering blood plasma at the hospital and cut his throat, asserting death by his own action at times.
Bevins Released by Sacramento Salons in PCL Move
Left handed pitcher Bill Bevins, noted for missing a one hit World Series game in 1947, was released today by the Sacramento Salons of the Pacific Coast League. The move ends Bevins' tenure with the club as he seeks new opportunities in professional baseball.
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Sacramento
Bill Bev
Sacramentol Salons
Riding High at Lorenzo Theatre Today
Movie timetable lists Riding High at the Lorenzo Theatre with showtimes 9:50 p m and matinee at 12:30 pm plus rides at 2:30 6:10 and 10:00 p m Also Bakdta Ly 7:00 and 10:45 and Eldéties Matinee at 12:30 pm Dakota Li at 4:30 pm and 4195 dind 4:30 p m GMABOT Theatre shows Francis at 6:54 and The Story of Mollie X at 8:30 pm Rita Vuea? Today Nice Third Man at 3:08 and 9:92? Hayward Theatre Today and Tuesday Cinderella at 3:00 4:92 7:22 10:13 Adam's River at Boston Blockie 11:04
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Lorenzo
Gmabot
Francis
Arte
Mollie X
Rita Vuea Tre
Hayward Theatre
Heroine Stewardess Praised in Air Drama
A frightened stewardess calmed a loaded pistol standoff aboard a California Central Airlines flight 6000 feet above Fresno. Passengers praised Joan Heron of San Diego for her coolness during a 44 minute tense episode as John O Reilly, 26, a war veteran, threatened the crew and attempted to land the plane at Oakland before being arrested.
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Fresno
Joan Heron
San Diego
Wis
John
Los Angeles
Faiult
O'Reilly
California Central Airlines
Los Aneu
San Francisco
Miss
Oakland
MH. 5
Austell
Joseph Nuceitelli
Nuceilelli
Don Lives
Vacillo Fresno
Cecil Lyons
Magdalena
Heron
Nuccitetli
Lieee
Louis G. Monfrelo
Rennie
Spirots
East Avenue Improvement Club Holds Routine Meeting
Routine meeting routing business was transacted by members. Thursday night Mrs Arthur Mosegward and Mrs Ray Lockwood oversaw refreshments and the serial tour which followed. Mrs William McFadyan and Mrs Ernest Mayer form the patela committee for the next meeting.
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East Aveiue
CWB Alliance 823 Members Attend Hugo Ernst Dinner
Representatives of the Culinary Workers and Bartenders alliance 823 attended a testimonial dinner for Hugo Ernst of Chiainnati Ohio general president of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes and Bartenders international union at the Gul reunt of the Palmont hotel in Surrmesey last Thursday. Proceeds will fund completing an 8 wing on a union financed hospital for tuberculosis patients at Duarte California with Northern California locals also represented.
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Culinary Workers and Artenders Alliance
Hugo Ernst
Chiainnati
Ohio
International Union
Palrmont
Surrmesey
United States
Duarte
Calif
Alb Jocal
Alllmice
California
Frank Mollintle
Roy Woods
Ed Jakcobsen
Floyd Alland
Wesley Drake
Cop Killers 2 Hoodlums At Folsom Worried
Two teenage killers linked to a double deputy sheriff killing were described by Folsom Prison officials as a pair of worried young family men. Robert Strum, 14, of Oakland, Col., and James McKay, 18, of Satramanto, were moved to the prison to prevent violence near their transfer from Shasta County. The slain officers were Under Sheriff Earl Sholas and Deputy Dan Horyford, both 54, respected in the area. Guards kept the youths in separate cells, and both reportedly confessed to involvement with associates connected to the killings. They were captured Friday, about a day after the bodies were found near U.S. Highway 99. The district attorney will seek the death penalty.
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Folsom Prison
Shinai County
Tudhly
Folsom
Robert Strum
Oakland
Col
James McKay
Satramanto
Hedding
Earl Sholas
Dan Horyford
Molson
L. Wilson
Strum
McKay
Wilson
Slaum
Meloy
Title
Cilbon
Sholes
Herytard
Campaoay
Santile
Wash
Sahiday
Shasta County
General Motors Leads Stocks In Dull Holiday Session
New York markets closed mixed as General Motors rose to a fresh high for 1929 in light year’s-end trading. Auto production to drop for holiday, steel and utilities largely held, while Colorado Fuel and a raft of special issues posted new yearly highs amid subdued volume and scattered gains.
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New York
W.M
General Motors
Tove
Goppes
Steaviest
Childs Company
Colorado Fuels
Grass Fire Suppressed on Satay du Poothil Boulevard
A grass fire on Satay du Poothil Boulevard was quelled by Ashland firefighters Thursday evening. A brisk wind spread the flames to nearby grass, but firefighters succeeded in controlling the blaze before the fire department arrived.
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Satay du Poothil
Ashland
Hla
Fli
State Boom In Building Tops Nation in 1948 Construction
California surges in housing with 1948 value over 1.54 billion dollars, first state to top the billion mark and projected 225000 new units this year. Washburn notes 740000 homes built 1945 49, 20 percent higher forecast for 1949, and CA accounting for a large share of national housing while population share remains smaller. Subdivision activity rises, housing costs average about 6500 per home, with large projects in Long Beach Bellflower and the San Francisco area. State officials report unemployment down to 345000 and construction trades driving the drop, with funds for unemployment insurance growing.
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Cali
Sacramento
Nia
Earl Washburn
Fiane
Washburn
California
D. C
Jigobage
Balgee
Frank E. Smith obituary notes long career and family
Frank E. Smith 88, retired professor and railroad worker, died at home on Enstill Street. Born in Indian, son of Captain Birge David Smith killed in the Civil War, he was husband of the late Till May Smith and father of Mrs. Georgia Marie Quimby of Omaha. Survived by six grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. Funeral services at the Garten Chapel Pratt-Plier mortuary at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, with burial at Lone Tree Cemetery.
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Frank J. Smith
Enstill Street
Birge David Smith
Petion
Tle
Till May Smith
Georgia Marie Quimby
Omaha
Nek
Ndward BR. Smith
Christian Enurchy
Hackett
Ue Garten
Pratt-Plier
Lone Tree Pemmetery
Tayward
Frank
Swaithi
Ella May Smith
Alrs
George Marie Quimby
Canada
Nebraska
Lnte
Smith
Ue Garden
Pratte Fuleri Moretants
C St
Hasward
Lone Free Cemetery
Obituary: H Clyde Maine dies after extended illness
H Clyde Maine Sr aged 58 of 230 Western Boulevard died at 5 44 am at East Oakland Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services by Sorenson Brothers will be held at 2 30 pm Wednesday with inurnment at Chapel of the Chinese. He was a tool and die maker, long time resident of this community, survived by widow Mamie Maine three daughters and one son, plus eight grandchildren and siblings. He belonged to the Tool Die Makers union and Foresters of America Mill lodge.
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H. Clyve Maing
Western Boulevard
East Oakland Hospital
Funvid Tiles
AL Sorenson Brothers
Echigoel
Chapel of the
Pithy
Oakland
Maine
Haywants
Leonard
Frank Maide
Esleh Heefeston
Contee- Lieu
Meo
Captaint Dye Makers Union
Oaktand
Foresters
Amerion
Mill Lodge
Valley taxpayers group endorses Horstman for assessor
In a release from Paul Rhodes chair of the publicity committee of the Castry Valley Taxpayers Association the group endorsed Russell C Horstman for the office of assessor of Admood County amid cautious wording and final approval.
Bay Area Seniors Receive 7600 From Bank of America
Achievement Day in San Francisco honored 24 Bay Area high school seniors with awards totaling 7600 dollars. Hayward students Charlotte Christensen and Joan Krieger won liberal arts and fine arts prizes of 250 and 50 dollars respectively. Four 1000 dollar awards plus 3600 dollars more went to top finalists. Over 850 educators, students and leaders attended. Bank of America officials presented the awards, with Dr Herbert Burns giving the principal address on “Thrust Into Greatness.”
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San Francsco Bay Area
Bank of America
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Hayward Union High School
Charlotte C. Christensen
Joan Krieger
Berlin Rally Ends Without Violence as Youth Leave City
Berlin authorities kept 12,000 police on an all-night vigil along the border as a mammoth parade wound down. West Berlin trains buses and trucks filled with youth delegates departed for the Soviet zone, while no clashes or parting shots occurred.
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West Berlin
Germany
Mrs Blanca S Clure Dies Suddenly at Home
Blanca S Clure 46 wife of James Clure died Saturday at her home 2672 Leweilling boulevard. She was mother of James L Clure of Hay ward and sister of Mrs Inez Rite Via Curtnpiane of San Juan Puerto Rico. A native of Ponce Puerto Rico she had resided here for several years. Funeral services from Sorensen Brothers chapel 1140 B street at 1 am Wednesday will be held at St Johns Catholic Church San Tarenzo where a mass will be offered for the repose of her soul beginning at 9:30 am. Interment will be likely Sep ulchre cemetery. Recitation of the rosary will be said at 7 pm Tuesday.
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Blroca S. Clure
James Clure
Leweilling Boulevard
James L. Clure
Hayward
Inez Rite
Curtnpiane
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ponce
Chare
Sorensen Brothers
B Street
John's Catholic Buyeh
San Tarenzo
la Iely Sepulchre
Alt & Pam
Glune
Iy Hayward
Whiner
Chire
Jam RB Chire
James
Clare
Ines Altavi Crumpiano
Puerto Rive
Huertaleo
Sorensen Bros. Chaput
Cal
St. John’s Church
San Tofaved
Holy Sepulchze Cemetery
Harriet Dennis aided by Pioneer Families dies at 80
Harriet Dennis of Mt Eden and Hayward area died at home on Tennyson Road age 80. Wife of the late Frank Dennis she was mother of Eva Pale voner Reuben W. Dennis Haber A. Dennis Orin F L Dennis and Ruth Hi Asmussen. She is survived by six grandchildren and four great grandchildren and sisters Matilda Anderson Rose Olman. Funeral from Sorensen Brothers 10 K Street at 1 30 pm Wednesday with services at California Columbarium.
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Ads
Kurriel Dennis
Pioneey
Eden
Pennyson
Ige Tennyson Road
Frank Dennis
Eva Palevoner
San Jose
Reuben W. Dennis
Haber
A. Dennis
Mt. Eden
Orin FL
Sorensen Brothers
California Columbiium
Dennis
MI. Eden
Abirrlel
Frank Deans
Eva Falcaner
Smii Juge
Reuben W
Mazen XII
Orta F. Jennie
Ruth JT
Astaussen
Yard
San Lorenzo predicts Foley for justice of the peace
Civic leaders Dr. K R Stafford and Frank Faria say Foley is elected justice of the peace for Eden township Office No 4. Over 2 500 residents endorsed Foley citing 20 years trial experience war record and nonpartisan status. The Foley committee includes Paria Stafford Williams McNeal Mooney Oberti Sil Sobrero Scofield and others.
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Thomas Lester Poley
Eden Township
K. R. Staford
Frank Faria
San Lorenzo
Foley
Justice of the Peace
Faia
San Lorénzo
Hayward
San Leandro
Castro
Valley
Ashland
Ihe
Paria
Dr. Stafford
Leslie Williams
Jota McNeal
Robert PF. Mooney
Ben Oberti
Claude Sil 7
Sobrero
T. M. Scofield
Arthur A. Durante
Joe Jaramillo
M.D. Lopex
J. J. Bell
Wiliam ‘Sullivan
Josephine Mayes
Arnold Guebber
Frm Nunes
Marold Bryan
Paralyzed man killed by wife amid ordeal
In a Bronx five floor flat an invalid husband shot by stroke was pushed to his death by his wife after weeks of alleged mental torture. Neighbors recall a prior botched attempt and a later fatal push at 9 45 p m. The wife, awaiting Bellevue mental observation, confessed preparation actions including withdrawal of 190 and purchase of new belongings.
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New York
W.R
Fred Rarnholdt
Anne
Dornhollt
Bronx
Bornheldt
Mabel Sillekens
Congress in Brief Session Ends With Slow Pace
Washington report notes Congress made no progress on major programs in a brief session that sat at noon and recessed after 15 seconds. House held a 55 minute meeting largely to eulogize Rep. John Lesinski and pressure for early adjournment grows in an election year.
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Washington
Don- Weess
House
John Lesinski
Mich
Cong
Family home burns during Memorial Day fishing trip
A Layward family vacation ended in tragedy when the Carl Nunley residence at 121 Harder Road burned Sunday morning while they were away fishing. Neighbors and fire crews from Tennyson, Alta Vista, and county patrol fought flames. adjacent Petersen home at 128 Harder Road was dampened to prevent roof damage. Deputies reported the Nunleys left Friday evening and planned to return Wednesday. cause undetermined and no items saved.
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Carl Nunley
Harder Road
Layward
Thomas BE. Petersen
Harder Read
Nunley
Tennyson
Alta Vista
Petersen
Power Company
Boy Floods Church Basement With Hose
A seven year old Hayward boy flooded the basement of First Gaplist church at 670 Sunger avenue Saturday night by using a garden hose. Deputies saw about four inches of water on the floor. the boy admitted the vandalism and his mother was cited to the juvenile court.
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Hayward
First Gaplist
Sunger Avenue
Sheriff's Deputies
Annual Health Department Report for Hayward 1049
The Alas media county health department report to Hayward officials outlines 985 home visits by public health nurses for disease control, maternity and child health education, and care for the acutely ill and crippled. It notes 23 immunizations plus 12 booster programs, 135 child health conferences, 113 communicable disease cases, 313 births, 120 deaths, and 02 sewage, 99 water, 104 restaurant, and other sanitation inspections and surveys across the city.
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Alas Media County Health Department
Hayward
Death notices from Hayward obituary fragments
Fragmentary death notices from Hayward dated May 27 1950 list multiple individuals including Dennis of Mt Eden and Chire of Hayward with services at Sorensen Bros Chapel. Additional lines reference Frank Smith and Rosa Okman with service details and interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward California.
Local Egg Market Prices Note Varied Quotation Entries
Poultry Producers of Central California publish today’s egg quotes with Nulvid large 40 and medium 95 cents, small 27 cents, standard 36. Live fowl brood prices list fryers 21 to 9 pounds 98 to 39 cents, over 2 pounds 99 to 40, hens under 4 pounds 19 to 20, over 4 pounds 20 to 21, roasters colored 4 pounds and over 40 to 41 cents.
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Central
California
Bank Joane Loan Offer At Anglo Bank Region
A regional loan from Anglo Bank offers low cost financing. Applicants can borrow for 6 to 20 months with prompt action and easy repayment. Phone or visit for details.
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Bank Joane
Anglo Bank
Tia
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H. Clyde
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Bay Area High School
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Blanca S. Clure
Harriet Dennis
San Lorenzans
Morris Henerson
Alameda County
Democratic Central Committee
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California Institute of Social Welfare
Truman
President Truman
Potomac
Williamsburg
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J. M. Hanlon
Carlton Ave
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