Architect Betts Meets with Haywire Church Board
Charles J. Betts an advisory architect for the First Christian Hincoxards arrived in Haywire to confer with church leaders on enlarging or rebuilding church property. He will hold a final evening meeting after daytime consultations and a noon luncheon with Reeves and church heads.
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Charles J. Betts
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Ex- Lehston
Haywire
First Christian Hincoxards
Poperty
Heydvald Heoves
Betts
Reeves
Rev. Reeves
Indianapolis
Indiana
Desert once fertile lake land in Mojave and Nevada
A scientist from a California oceanographic institute says the Mojave Desert and much of Nevada were once a network of lakes and streams after the last Ice Age. He estimates this wet period occurred about 20 000 years ago, yielding a fertile landscape with abundant moisture loving plants and animals.
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LA Jolla
Cal
California
Mojave Desert
Nevada
Ps Institute
Maclors
Air Race Tragedy Ends Odom and Two Others in Crash
Cleveland report: Willian P. Ottom a world flight record holder 29 die alongside a housewife and infant when Ottom’s green F-5 Mustang crashes into a Berea home during the Thompson race final event of the Nat ional Air Races. Officials weigh banning closed course racing over suburbs as inquiries begin.
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Odom
Cleveland
U.R
Willian P. Ottom
Bradley C
Berea
Vinird
Laird
Wemans
Bo J.hoffman
Minneapolis
B. J. Hoffman
Ben Franklin
Thompson
Vranklin
Conk Cleland
Roscor ‘Urneyr
Milton Reynolds
State tax rate averages reported for 1949
Sacramento reports the state board of equalization cites the 1949 average total vote and tax rate distribution across California counties. Alpine County shows the lowest rate at 2.79 and San Mateo the highest at 7.86, with many counties in brackets around 4 to 5 dollars.
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Sacramento
State Board of Equalization
Officials seek man planning trip in Green Bay area
In Green Bay Wisconsin Interstate Sales Corp officials search for a man preparing a vacation railer. A missing overload springs set a gas bottle and regulator valve and a power hitch to fix a house trailer to a car were reported.
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Green Bay
Wis. W.P
Interstate Sales Corp
Brazil May Export Coffee As Extract
Brazil’s Sao Paulo Institute workers near finishing a coffee extract process that could replace beans for export. Ten kilos of extract equals about 60 kilos of beans, with the powder produced by roasted bean extraction and moisture reduced to six percent. If scaled, it could shrink ship space, spur plant construction, and cut oil imports, benefiting Latin American industry.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Ainfor
South America
Instituto de Pesquisas Tecnologicas
University of Sao Paulo
United States
Hedie Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Rio de Janeiro
Sig Paulo
Pacific
Doctors Thwart Robbery at Saginaw Medical Office
In Saginaw Michigan, doctors respected for their prestige stopped a robbery attempt at R. J. A. Maurer’s office. A note left on the back door read Sorry we didn't know this was a medical office indicating the intruders fled undisturbed.
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Saginaw
Mich
R. J. A. Maurer
Ed W Herrmann Top of Street Light At Work
A street light maintenance man for Pacific Gas and Electric is seen atop a pole. The scene highlights Ed W Herrmann, a longtime employee, as the man at the top during ongoing neighborhood work on the city light system.
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Ed W. Herrmann
Atreet
Pacific Gas and Electris Company
Congregation Hosts Annual Church Picnic at Castro Valley School
Members of Pivst Christian Church of Hayward held their annual picnic at Wie adobe recreation hall behind Castro Valley school after morning services. Activities included parlor games for all ages, unicycle races, a men’s hopping race, women’s sack racing, and a women’s softball throw. The highlight was a mixed softball game with many home runs and few strike outs, planned by chairman William Kery and assistant George Van Kleeeh.
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Pivst Christian Church of
Hayward
Wie Adobe
Castro Valley
Charles Huggins Dies in Berkeley Pioneer UC Grad
Funeral services are held today for Charles L. Huggins, UC Berkeley graduate and former city engineer. He died Sunday at age 81 in Berkeley, California, adding to the city’s long line of public service figures.
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Berkeley
Cal
U.pi
Charles L. Huggins
Pioneer University of California
Boy Scouts Explore Lower Colorado River Adventure
A 12 member Scout party from Abilene, led by Scoutmaster Oscar Huczeity and Bollinger, navigates the Lower Colorado River near Austin and up toward the Gulf Coast. The group uses a modern raft and radio gear, with five scouts ahead by track to map the day’s course while the rest face rough rapids and rocky stretches.
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Austin
Tex
UPJ
Texas
Colevniln
Abilene
Gulf Coast
Geassy River Boal
Oscar Huczeity
Fan Ab Bollinger
Prof Hoagland Dead at 44 in Oakland Fall
Dennis R. Hoagland UC professor renowned for plant nutrition studies died from injuries after a fall on the steps of his home in Oakland last Friday. He was 44.
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Oakland
U.P
Dennis R. Hoagland
University of California
Permanente Hospital
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