Planes Hit 100 Mile Red Convoy
U S airmen struck a 100 mile long North Korean convoy moving artillery and supplies from Manchuria toward Pyongyang and Won san. American pilots knocked out 63 trucks five locomotives and about 20 rail transports as reinforcements were targeted. South Koreans advanced toward Won san, taking Kansong and pushing beyond the 38th parallel while the fate of possible Chinese troops remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyongyang
Wonsin
Korea
Manchurian
Formosa
Manchuria
North Korea
U. S
Alr
Wonsan
Worgan
Kansong
Maoncharia
Antung
Pormosa
Lin
Piao
Yalu
Sinnji
Sungishu
City Fathers Create Hayward Civil Defense Corps
Hayward City Council disbanded the old civilian defense unit and formed the Hayward Civil Defense Corps with a $2600 initial expense fund. Mayor Cantos Gio will lead the group with a seven member advisory council. City Manager Lolin Ficklin named as planning board representative, with staff and divisions set to handle warning, service, order, works, transportation, and public information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hayward Civil Defense Corps
Ure
Feaeral
Las
Cantos Gio
Thay
John Buttore
Jack Halland
Miz. Perle Rocha
Charles Roolive Sheets
Clynn Broops
John Lea Wilbur
Hao
Ort. I
Cauneinion
John Hair
Civil Defense Corps
Inchilessin
Population shown for Washington on April 1 1950
Washington population on April 1 1950 was 10,490,070, according to Roy V. Peel, director of the U S Bureau of the Census. The April 1 figure marks a gain over the 1940 count of 4,007,317 in the state, as senate tallys make a preliminary estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Senate
Roy’ V. Peel
Dicler
U. S. Bureau of Coins
Freedom Scrolls Signatures Map Crusade Effort
Hayward and San Lorenzo students signed Frevidoan Scrolls totaling 2457 names as part of the nationwide Crusade for Freedom. Allen P. Strutz reports area totals of 453.10 in contributions with much of the effort led by American Legion and VFW auxiliaries. Plans target about 10,000 students and teachers across Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo districts, with scrolls to be shipped to Berlin via San Francisco headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Trea Pesilents
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Allen P. Strutz
American Legion
Hayward Area
Castro Valley
San Gorenza
Mis
San Francisco
Ofien
Berlin
United
Bill Coady
VFW
Strutz
Valley Farm Bureau Officers Reelected Expected
The Castro Valley Farm Bureau nears reelecting its current officers A C Storer Schnimmay Willits Pagel and Frank Mondones as officer slate for the coming year Nomination from the floor is possible The meeting featured two preludes What People Think and What People Thinks Tom Greer Alameda County Bureau chair announced the county gathering will be held in November
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Atin
Hell
A. C Storer
Schnimmay
Willits Pagel
Frank Mondones
Loblaw
Tom Greer
Alameda County
Main Civic Club Meeting Thursday at John Muir School
The Muir Civic Club invites Sie Marie community residents to attend its monthly business session. President Havel Grams extended an open invitation to join the Thursday meeting at John Muir School for the community to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir Civic Club
John Muir School
Havel Grams
Sie Maire
Olay
Election Day Set For November Seventh Official Proclamation
Sacramento reports Governor declares Election Day for a late office and offers rewards for evidence of election law violations totaling 100 dollars per case up to ten thousand. The proclamation confirms the date and the anti fraud intent. Scouts troop leader training underway tonight at Castran Valley Elementary School at 7 30 under Roy Johnson guiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
U.P
Hark Warton
Rotrse
Evenin
Castrn Valley
Pan
Roy Johnson
Southern
Alameda landlords seek rent hikes up to 25 percent
More than 24 000 Alameda County landlords filed applications for rent increases up to 25 percent. Rent control offices issued rate forms for 24 400 residential units, with 107 petitions filed or approved. Rent director Robert H. Thorp said the response exceeded expectations. In related activity, San Francisco’s six rent control boards met last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
U.P
Alameda County
Robbert H. Thorp
San Francisco
Rent Petition Help Available for Landlords
Landlords can obtain rent petitions at the office of Mrs Marion Ballard 1262 Orchard avenue in the Muir district She will assist landlords in completing the petition during office hours from 9 am to 5 pm Petitions must be returned to the Alameda County defense rental office for processing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ballard
Orchard Avenue
Muir District
Meeting quorum fails over rent hike unrest in county boards
A meeting collapsed when only 17 of required 18 members attended, delaying actions as rumors swirled about efforts to unseat Chairman Alex J. Mc Donald in favor of Anhuy Hills Rent. Rent officials began accepting applications from Marin and Sarima county landlords for 25 percent increases. In Fresno the buy commission voted 7 to 1 to complete rent decentral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hut
Alex J. McDonald
Anhuy Hills
Marin
Sarima
Fresno
Buy Commission
Contract on Juvenile Hall Awarded by County Board
Alimea county board of supervisors awarded the foundation work contract for the juvenile hall to Swinnerton and Walberg Oaksland contracting at 79,244 dollars. Five other bids ranged to 132,600. The Piedmont memorial project saw Hayward Contractor N Lewis bid 207,100 with alternate 201,790 and Branaugh and Son original 207,000 with 202,000 alternate. A decision on Piedmont will be made next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alimeia County
Fairmont Hospital
Low Sidder
Swinnerton and Walberg
Oaksland
Lew
Piedmont
Hayward
TL Lewis
John Branaugh
New Stock Highs Hit Amid Mixed Market the Day
Industrial shares reached a 20 year high in active trading in New York. Railroads, led by New York Chicago and St Louis, failed to top due to a drop in a touted gainer. Utilities slipped slightly as four more stocks rose than fell, with many shares hitting new highs. Experts cited irregularities after a sharp rise across sectors and said the day offered little decisive news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Chicago & St. Louis
Wickel Plate
Salvation Army Drive Falls Short in Hayward Area
The Salvation Army drive in Hayward began September 18 and aimed for 7500 dollars but has raised only 2514.05. Volunteers extended the campaign two weeks, noting only one other former Community Chest agency, the Girl Scouts, will fund raise this year as they urge residents to support welfare services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Hayward Area
Cest
Army
Sunbeam Life Saving Group
Hayward
Hayward Union High School
Castro Valley
Weraign Committee
Mayyard
Community Chest
Girl Scouts
Ittyward Area
John Lee Wilbur
Wet
Aay
Harry Werks
Valley First Sewer Rental Bills In Mail
Valley First Sewer rental bills go out as work begins on a 12 inch Lake Chabot Road sewer line in Manvini. Mancini, engineer for the Valley Sanitary District, notes county support covers two thirds of costs up to 4500 dollars to replace the current six inch parallel liner. County plans storm drains along the west side next spring to intercept side sewers and ease future hospital and annexed area needs. The board approves three resolutions on plans for Lake Chabot route and wage scales and bidders’ notifications due by Oct 16. County office negotiations may keep Castro Valley Bank of America as the sewer fee collection point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Lake Chabot Road
Manvini
Gi Valley
Indi- Faigh
Mancini
Wallace Boggs
Sanitnry District Board
Lake Chabot
Grehard Road
Rania
Castro Valley
Banke of America
San Khary District
Marshall Street
Loyalty Oath Signed by Governor in California
Governor Earl Warren signs a loyalty oath bill requiring civil defense volunteers and public employees to swear they are not members of subversive groups. About 300,000 public workers and up to 1,000,000 volunteers face the oath with 36 days to comply or lose pay. The act lists past group memberships and imposes penalties up to 14 years for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
U.p—Ov
Earl Watrven
Tst
Californire
Warren
California
Frank M. Jordan
Hsang Buch
Standard Oil raises Bay Area gasoline prices
Standard Oil of California announced a four tenths of a cent a gallon rise in San Francisco Bay area gasoline and a similar increase for kerosene diesel fuels heating oils solvents and thinners. Regular gasoline will cost 25.9 cents a gallon and elhy 47.8 cents. Other companies typically follow with increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UR Standard Oil Company of California
San Francisco Bay Area
Standard
Tle
Elhy
Ciker
Improvement Club Meeting Friday at Independent School
The Independent Improvement club will meet on Friday October 6 at the Independent school with Mrs Walter Young presiding. Committees for the evening include Mr and Mrs George Goularte and Tom Lydkison, refreshments, Miss Amy Ji social. County Supervisor Clifford Wixon visited the 1950 Los Angeles County Fair at Pomona and praised its magnitude saying it is by far the most attractive fair of its kind in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Improvement Club
Independent School
Walter Young
George Goularte
Tom Lydkison
Amy Ji
Clifford Wixon
Pomona
Wixon
Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors
Oath of Allegiance for Public and Defense Workers
Gov Earl Warren signs a loyalty oath for public employees and civilian defense workers. The oath requires support for the U S and California Constitutions, no affiliations with groups seeking overthrow by force, and truthfulness in duties. Stanley named vice president of Railway Equipment and Realty Ltd and Key Systems Transit Lines, becoming operating manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
KEY System
Glen J. Stanley
Railway Equipment and Realty Company, Ltd
Key Systems Transit Lines
R. Stuart Meore
Los Angeles-Seattle Motor Express, Inc
Sal Lake City Lines
Castro Valley Center Sale Move Aids County Purchase Plan
Recreation County May Bay Valley Center site in Castro Valley may transfer from Castro Valley community center to Alameda County recreation district. Advisory board urged county purchase of the three acre Seven Hills and Walnut roads property, now owned by Castro Valley community center corporation. Supervisor Janssen offered help resolving legal issues. district would assume $2000 debt and future development, with $25k to $30k invested by the community. Remaining funds from a $7,000 set aside for tennis courts may be redirected. Community leaders praised the deal as a practical gift to the center and district, following a three year project begun by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Seven Hills
Walnut Roads
Alameda County
Hayward Aves
George Janssen
Castro Valley Community Center Corporation
Recreation District
Abert Swain
Tren Crow
Paul Tertzag
Walnut
Seven Mills Roads
Chabot
Center Corporation
Castro Valley Center
Ray Witcher
Foothill Manor
Franely Nowen
Warren Proclaims Parent-Teacher Week in California
Governor Earl Warren designated the week of October 14 as Parent-Teacher Week to raise public awareness of PTA contributions in communities across California. He urged all Californians to become more familiar with their local PTA activities and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sacramento
U.P
Earl Warren
Government Posts First Quarter Surplus in FY Report
The treasury statement shows the federal government closed the first quarter of the current fiscal year with a surplus of 290.347 million dollars, contrasting with a 1.756 billion dollar deficit reported for Sept. 30, 1949. The September 29 update highlights a shift from the prior year deficit to a positive balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLASH
Washington
U.P
Treasury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mukden
Changchun
Anfung
Tsian
Linkiang
Hamhung
Rwonsan
Kojin S—O
Yangyang
Amunsan
Miles
Chechon
Mokpo
Ivvongeu
Samchok
Chang
Taegu
PUSAN
Seoul
Uijongpu
R.G.K. Sth
China
Taeion
U.S
By Earnest Hoberecht
U. P
Tokyo
Wertheslay
City Fathers
Junk Old Defense Council
New Civil Corps
Alaff
Og Inter Chiles
Eliff
Neh Sretion Med
Redur
Legion Post
Ayandet Ing
Clerans' Memiorio
Ure Seme
Dae Wentral
Freedom
Valley Farm Bureau
Big Bush
Valley First Sewer
Soan
Improvement Club
United States
State of
Recreation County
May Bay Valley Center
Leon
Caste St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!