82 Voters, 82 Candidates in Bentleyville Ohio Village
In Bentleyville Ohio the fall election faces a rare setup with 82 registered voters all eligible for 82 offices including mayor clerk treasurer and six council members in a four square mile village. Voters will mark blank ballots at the abandoned district schoolhouse on November 11 to choose among write ins amid a cordial, uncertain civic mood.
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Ohio
Bentleyville
Upl
State of
Richard Hladik
Hladik
Faynetta Eggleston
Julia Clerk
W. A. Griffharms Ve . Peete
Chagrin Falls
Hayward
Two Haywardites Due in Honolulu
SAN FRANCISCO a thousand twenty seven officers and enlisted men from naval reserve units will arrive in Honolulu for Aloha Week aboard USS Grady and USS Nickel. Among them are Lt William M Bennett 27 of Hayward and Angelo Torres 17 Hayward High School student enlistee. The group departs Treasure Island October 12 to train in Pacific waters and conduct battle drills for future duties.
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San Francisco
12Th Naval District Naval Reserve
Honolulu
Naval Reserve
Grady
Nickel
B. T. Rodgers
Navaludis
Toay
William M. Bennett
Garden Avenue
Angelo Torres
Sycamore Avenue
Hayward
Texas Cotton Proves Superior in Coastal Bend and Valley
A Cotton Research Committee of Texas reports cotton from the Coastal Bend and lower Rio Grande Valley shows stronger fiber and better yarn potential than mid-south and southeast cotton of the same length. The study, led by director John Leahy, stems from UT and Texas Tech tests and refutes claims irrigated cotton lacks quality.
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Edinburg
Tex.u.p
Cotton Research Committee of Texas
Coastal Bend
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Mid-South
Cossial Bend
John Leahy
Austin
University of Texas and
Texas Technological College
No Penny Slots In New Toy Banks In Hackensack
Ann Payson, president of Durable Toy and Novelty Corp., announces new three-slant coin slots for nickels dimes and quarters in the firm’s toy banks. Pennies will not register, aligned with a cash register style. She cites copper shortage and changes in children's appreciation for money as reasons.
European Skunks Export Demand Reported by National Geographic Society
Washington reports that Skunks are being exported to Europe at the demand of children. The National Geographic Society notes their fur value and pest control role, while warning mortality and dangers like sinus trouble distemper and rabies. Deodorized skunks are sent to European zoos.
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Washington
Europe
National Geographic Society
the Geographic Society
Stop Work on 14 Cargo Ships Not Enough Steel
Washington reports the Commerce Department halted instruction on 14 Marine class cargo vessels due to a steel shortage. Viet Adm. E. L. Cochrane said a defense allocation is insufficient to continue all 35 ships, with seven yards told to prioritize near completion ships.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Viet Adm
L. Cochrane
Department
Maritime Administration
Defense Production Administration
Local Hayward Store Enters National Wine Week Contest
The Chief on Main Street Hayward entered the National Wine Week contest sponsored by the California Wine Institute. Photos of the store interior decorated with vineyard leaves from the Livermore valley are submitted. The contest closes Saturday as National Wine Week is observed this week.
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Hayward
Main Street
California Wine Institute
Livermore Valley
Hayward 20-30 Club Hole in One Tourney Ends
Ashland hosts the first annual Hole-in-One tournament for the 20 30 International Rheumatic Fever Foundation. Grand prize went to D. C. Carstobello of Locust Street. Mrs Theron Hicks scored the only hole-in-one. her husband took second prize. Finalists included William Mortimer of San Francisco and Jerry Kroeckel, San Lorenzo detective.
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Ashland
Hayward
D. Carstobello
Locust Street
Theron Hicks
Hicks
San Lorenzo
William Mortimer
San Francisco
Jerry Kroeckel
Mortimer
William Silva
Niles
Kroeckel
Ben Camble
Paul Salvardorini
Castro Valley
Harry Yeagherian
San Leandr
Misse Floyd
Herkeley
Ben Tenisawa
John Fernanted
San Leandro
Andy Morgensen
Oakland
William McClain
San Mateo
Morrie Hermander
Hay Wi
Training at Las Alamitos
Charles W. Howard 20 of San Lorenzo undergoes intensive training in Los Alamitos after enlisting in March 1950 in the U S Naval Reserve. A Hayward High School graduate, he attended San Mateo junior college and worked at East Bay Title Insurance. His father, Lt James W. Howard, Navy Supply Corps, has 23 years in service.
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Charles W. Howard
James W. Howard
Primero
San Lorenzo
Los Alamitos
Howard
Hay»ward High School
San Mateo Junior College
Alameda County East Bay Title Insurance Company
U. S. Naval Reserve
Hayward DeMolay
Navy Supply Corps
Oakland
Navy
Two Drivers Have Licenses Suspended in Oakland Area
Oakland reports two drivers among 13 who had licenses suspended by Municipal Judge James Blaine last week. Joe Harris, 30, of Russell Road Hayward, received a 30 day suspension for a traffic citation. Arnold Scales, 22, of Haley Drive Castro Valley, lost his license for 15 days for speeding and two priors.
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Oakland
Hayward
Areg
James
Blaine
Joe Harris
Russell Road
Arnold Scales
Haley Drive
Castro Valley
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Acme Telephoto
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Ett
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United States
Alberto Tarchiani
Sety
George Perkins
Massa
Chaz
Germent
Whassa
Vosa & Street
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Las Alamitos
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Pacific Telephone
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