Martin Dads Vote $75 to Campaign for Prop 1
Executive board members of the Martin Dads club voted to raise funds and contribute to a $2,000 campaign goal by the District School Improvement committee to promote Proposition 1, aimed at aiding distressed school districts. Bob Cunningham outlined plans while Carroll Rogers presided as president. The next regular meeting is set for September 21 at 8 PM in the David J. Martin school to discuss membership and program plans.
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David E. Martin Dads Club
District
Carroll Rogers
O. B
Buster
Reg
David J. Martin
Rogers
Dan Ware
Don Odell
Treasure TL Hendeem
Bil Burke
Roe Publicity
Thumbs Way to Alaska City Thumbed 14 Days to Eau Claire
Gordon J. Severson of Eau Wnininied the bite championship of the world on arrival here. He had thumbed his way to Eau Claire by way of Seville in 14 days. New Ashford marriage marks first local wedding at the new Ashford Community Church in its 10 year history.
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Alaska
Anchoragh
Aliska
Gordon J. Severson
Eau
New Ashford
Mags
Teddler
New Ashford Community Church
Businessmen Push Post Office Plea Castro Valley
Castro Valley businessmen demand action on the long delayed post office project. Arnold Anderson, association president, said their Aug. 19 letter to Congressman Miller has not yet received an answer and urged that construction by Sant. 15 be started to aid Christmas 1949. The contract to Gutulieb Waespi originally planned completion by 1948 but delays persist due to a contract clause about space needs.
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Castro Valley
Waespi
Postal Department
West GOP Senators Talk More Than Democrats in Record Quota
Western Republicans filled 42 pages in the Congressional Record from Jan 3 to Aug 1, while nine western Democrats covered 180 pages. The most talkative was Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon with 69 appearances spanning 382 pages, yet GOP totals remain ahead when Morse’s shares are excluded.
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Washington
Senate
Bonatore
Kenneth S. Wherity
R. Neb
Congressional Record
Wayne Morse
Ore
Local families share recent travels and upcoming events
The section lists multiple Bay Area households reporting trips, visits, and vacations. Gloria and relatives visited Eastern Oregon. Edward J. White returned from a variation spent on the Redwood highway. Robert E. Belvel and children Jimmy and Shirley Ann vacationed at Meek's Hay with Jimmy later hurt but healing. Gerald Worthley and daughters Ann and Pay vacationed five weeks, visiting Paradise Trinity county and Humboldt county family reunion near Bridgeville. William Webb and wife travel to Salt Lake City for their daughter Donna Jean Webb's wedding with Mrs. Webb as matron of honor, then plan Idaho visits. Maurice Dean family returned from Mendocino after a three day trip.
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Jimmy
Shirley Ann
Meek's Hay
Gerald, Worthley
Ann
Pay
Anita Avenue
Castro Valley
Paradise
Trinity County
Bridgeville
Humboldt County
William Webb
Pierce Street
Salt Lake City
Donna Jean Webb
Emerson Green
Temple of
Webb
Idaho
Railroads move to five day week nationwide
Chicago report says the nations railroads will adopt a five day work week starting Thursday. A survey finds weekend freight handling cuts will impact many small shippers but affect few major industries, guiding adjustments in operations and schedules.
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Chicago
Missed With Eggs Divorce Case in Minneapolis
Lenotine Nelson, 26, wins an contested divorce after alleging her husband threw three dozen eggs at her, missing all, then struck her with a fist to blacken her eye in Minneapolis court.
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Minneapolis
Irs
Lenotine Nelson
Voters May Register In Castro Valley
Residents of the Baywood area can register on Saturday Sept 10 from noon to 4 at Mrs David Chapton s home 22205 Baywood avenue Castro Valley Registration also at Chabot market corner Lake Chabot road and Strobridge avenue on Sept 12 and at Baywood school on Sept 15 the last day No fee charged service provided to help new residents become registered voters Clay file wall decorations installed in ancient Persian building retain s today.
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David Chapton
Baywood Avenue
Castro Valley
Cham Chapton
Chabot
Lake Chabot Road
Strobridge Avenue
Baywood
Baywood Ared Unity
Missouri Waltz Official State Song Sparks Truman Comment
In Jefferson City Missouri the Missouri Waltz was approved as the official state song by the 65th General Assembly and will take effect in October. Representative Floyd Snyder, a Democrat from Independence, expressed disbelief at Margaret Truman's remark that she was tired of hearing the tune and said he was surprised by her comment.
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Jefferson City
Misaemi le Islator
Margaret Truman
General Assembly
Floyd Snyder
Truman
Independence
Migs Truman
St. Louis
Margaret
Miss Truman
Independents
July Industrial Projects Involve $4,660,000 Cost
San Francisco report from the Bay region totals industrial projects at 4.66 million dollars for July. Sixteen new plants are listed at 395 thousand and seven expansions at 4.925 million. Northern California totals 45.4455 million, Bay region 22.06104 million, San Francisco 2.6926 million. Of 614 projects through July, 345 were new plants and 268 expansions.
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San Francisco
U.P
Bay Region
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Pew
Callifornia
California
Rent Office Closures Hit Western States Plan
San Francisco report says 24 rent control offices in seven western states will be shut down soon as budget cuts bite. Officials insist some offices will close while essential services remain in region. Merced Santa Cruz San Luis Obispo Santa Maria Ventura listed among California locations affected.
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San Francisco
Fional
Cox
Tighe Woott
Woods
Merced
Santa Cr Luis Obispo
Santa Marie Ventura
California
Wyoming adds airports as state grows air minded
Wyoming reports a net increase in airports reaching 92 this year, with officials noting Wyoming is the only state to expand its air infrastructure. In a separate note, West Virginia's prison library houses about 10,000 volumes as part of an inmate education and recreation program.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Moundsville
W. V
West Virginia
Penitent
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