Sons of Norway Lodge Plans Potluck Dinner and Smorgasbord
Shayward Snorre lodge 61 Beta Norway met Saturday evening to plan a potluck dinner on October 14 for members and guests. A committee was appointed to arrange an elaborate smorgasbord for November 10 at Dania. Oakland and Richmond attendees welcomed 10 initiates as Arnt Hagerud gave a farewell talk before dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shayward
Snorre
Beta
Norway
Eno
Dania A Siesta
Oakland
Richmond
Arnt Hagerud
Leathernecks to Be Official Mascots of Air Unit Seon
Thirty junior Leathernecks of Hayward will become official honorary mascots of the Marine Air Reserve Wing at Oakland Airport in ceremonies at the Ritz theater tomorrow at 3 Bay. The Junior Leatherneck organization, sponsored by Hayward Marine Corps League, promotes home citizenship and discipline. Uniforms are made from cast-offs donated by Marine Reserves and stripes are awarded for promotion. Lt Col Douglas A Bangert will formally acknowledge the youth group’s mascot status as their certificate is presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hayward Area
Marine Air Reserve Wing
Oakland
Ritz
3 Bay
T/Set
Chifford Reiner
Marine Corps
Marine Corps League
Ae Elso
Cal
Douglas A. Bangert
USMC
Marine Air Detachment
Nas, Gatland
Young Republicans Meet in Visalia To Set Policy
Delegates from California Young Republican clubs gather in Visalia for the third annual policy conference. Co ordinator Proctor Jones says sessions cover farm, foreign and fiscal policy with resolutions on other 1952 campaign issues likely. Speakers include William O. Jones on agriculture, Theodore Kreps on economic policy, and Charles L. Wheeler on foreign affairs. Attendance from Alameda County expected to exceed 15, with about a third from Eden Area’s GOP unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visalia
California
Proctor Jones
William O. Jones
Stanford University
Food Research Institute
Theodore Z. Kreps
Toltow
Krone
Stanford School of Business
Charles L. Wheeler
International Development Advisory Board
Pope and Talbot
Alameda County
William Loomis
Alaimeda County
Eden Aren
GOP
Unl
Peron says Braden instigated revolt against his regime
Argentine President Peron charges former U S Assistant Secretary of State Spruille Braden as the initiator of last Friday's revolt against his government. He also implicated former U S Cultural Attache John Griffiths, while noting ambassador George Mesq ersmith did not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
U. S
Spruille Praden
Suan D. Peron
Braden
Peron
John Griffiths
George “Mesgersmith
Howse Attacks Missouri Governor on Flood Action
A. E. Howse, head of the federal midwest flood rehabilitation effort, criticized Gov. Forrest Smith for not acting decisively in Missouri. Testifying before a House appropriations subcommittee, Howse backed Truman's flood relief request of 400 million dollars while noting Kansas did more with state funds. He faulted Smith for not calling out the Missouri National Guard, a move later taken by the lieutenant governor after the governor left. The subcommittee trimmed flood relief to about 200 million, removing 20 million for indemnity and 50 million for flood insurance, opting for long term loans instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. E. Howse
Midwest
Forrest Smith
Missour
Howse
Defense
Charles E Wilson
House Appropriations
Kansas
Missouri
Truman
Smith
Missouri National Guard
National Guard
Kansas City
Ulinvis
Oklahoma
Siskiyou publishing firm sold to Ashland publisher
E Glen Drake longtime publisher of the Siskiyou Daily News and The Weekly Yreka Journal announced the sale of the Siskiyou publishing company interests. The purchase, effective yesterday, was made by Graham Dean publisher of the Ashland Daily Tidings. Drake remains on for a few weeks as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YREKA
E. Glen Drake
Siskiyou Daily News
Yreka! Journal
Siskiyou Publishing Company
Graham Dean
Ashland
Ore
Vidings
Drake
USSR Seeks New Mid East Move Through Influenced States
NAZARETH Israel United Kremlin strategy aims to pivot into the Eastern Mediterranean via pro-Russian cores in Arab states. Moscow seeks to neutralize the region, pressure oil producers, and shift power through limited access to the Mediterranean while reopening old-era alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Israel
U.ri
Russia
Middle East
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Britain
France
Dardanelles
Huma
Jcaphorus
Thrace
Sea of Marmara
Bosphorus
Dardanelles Straits
Csarist
Black Sea
Ussr
Aegean Sea
Turkey
Montreux
Bulgaria
Troumania
Japan
Greece
Yugonavia
Austessia
Palestine
Jerusalem
Security Council
Suez Canal
Red haired showgirl seeks quiet home return
Madelo Frances Evans, a red haired showgirl who drew a one year suspended sentence for impersonating a WAF officer while hopping across the country in an air force plane, told Federal Judge R E Thomason she would head home to a quieter life. She expressed hope to regain her old Flying Tigers job, saying airlines might not have her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
WAF
Madelo Frances Evans
R. E. Thomason
The
Flying Tigers
Scout Troops Earn Camp Honors Across Hayward Area
Eleven Southern district Boy Scout troops receive camping honors for 1950 51 season as they submit summer camp programs and record at least four overnight camps. Streamers and certificates will be awarded at the Roundup Camp October 26 27 with sponsoring organizations to receive certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Fruffie
Niles
Cal
Optimist Club
Methodist Men's Club
Fairview
Selevation Army
Chereyland
Castro Valley
Llosa Club
Irvington
Trvington
Newark
Chamber of Commerce
Livermore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sons of Norway
Mace i Ie
Leathernecks
Air Unit
Seon
U.S
Mobris
Macrie
Bam
Aklamo
Norris Nash
East Bay Federation of Community Chests
United States
Marina Land
Walter Merkle
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert Morrill
Palmer Berg
Oakland Auditorium
Marine Band
Uchoolk
Gov
Jamie Ts. Whitten
Miss
Siskiyou
Iran
Lostig
Lemyt
Lesyt
Siskiga
A & Watkins
Lowe & Lowe
Gantic
Gabardines
Moss Apparel