Vestal District Plans Tennis Ground and Committee Changes
Vestal outlines a future meeting with the center group within two weeks to discuss involvement if Hayward district adopts the grounds. W E Rodes resignation accepted. applications for successor are being considered. A new site behind the San Lorenzo Village Community Center is proposed for a tennis court, pending cost impact. Total district costs reach 17,502 by August as playground attendance rises to 67,639 for the month. A survey and recreation plan for Halcyon drive school are planned, with Bessie Campbell named to Sacramento conference duties and a new finance committee chaired by Al Swain.
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Center Group
Jansson
Hayward
Castro Valley
W. E. Rodes
Lorenzo Village
Janssen
Rodes
Ceeseln
John Boomer
Foothill Manor
Howell Plemmons
Surce
Vestal
Boomer
Halcyon Drive
Bessie Campbell
California
Sacramento
Plengens
al Swain
Esther McStay
Manna Blake
William Bowman
Marie Crowley
Amy Jensen
Galinriltee
Area Movies Programs at Local Theatres
Listings show Lorenzo Theatre presenting White Tower and Cactus Creek Curtain Call with showtimes 10:25 pm and 9:50 pm at Rialto. Ritz Theatre offers The Furies and Destination Moon with 3:10, 6:50, 10:40 pm plus 11 and 6 am pan. Motor Movies lists KHL the Umpire at 8:30 and 11:15 pm and Crapped at 9:50 pm. Hayward Theatre features Three Little Words at 1:00 and 4:00 with Sideshow at 5:5.
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Lorenzo ‘Theatre
White Tower
Cactus Creek
RITZ
Khl
Umpire
Hayward
Sheatre
Local egg market prices from Poultry Producers of Central California
Todby's quotes show Nulaid at 64, large 52, medium 43, small 26, standard 37. Fowl broilers under 2% lbs listed 34 35, fryers 2% to 3 lbs 29 44 14, over 3 lbs. Agyptea leghorns under 4 lbs 24 25, over 4 lbs 25 26 7 hens colored weights 29 30, colored 4 tins and over 18 3 34.
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Todby's
Central
California
The Dale Review Subscription Rates Declared
Subscriptions to The Dale Review are outlined with annual and monthly pricing. The note specifies reduced rates for holidays and Sundays excluded, highlighting accessibility for readers with limited budgets. The announcement emphasizes continued delivery and readership support amid changing publication costs.
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Dale Review
Marines Debate Over Representation At Convention
A heated convention debate centers on Marine Corps status and representation on the joint staff. Resolutions condemn President Truman’s remarks while urging retracement, with leaders like Harvey Hellman and Telwan pushing expedited action. Nixon states the issue is closed but privately remains unsettled as officials press for unity amid protests.
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Ile
Wrens
Nixon
Resolutions Committee
Harvey Hellman
New York Department of the Marine Group
Seulfle
Resnliations
Helin
Telwan
Marine Corps League Auxiliary
Korea
GOP
Congress
Truman
Marine Corps
Flint
White Mouse
League Agenim Manda
DD. Rando, Jr
Baton Rouge
Rando
A. W. Blake
Koelamezno
Mich
Smilly
Cee
Harry S. Truman
F. D. Downie
Teleneam
Arlington
West Washinton
White House
Eveli
Susiliaen
Eden Center Selby Heads Incorporation and By Laws
Selby Heads Incorporated Eden Center readies by laws adopting officers Toloweeba serves as president unopposed with Warren Smith vice president Mrs Selhy secretary Deane Parshall treasurer Ralph Fox director. Board notes center building moved to San Leandro site with four sections and plate foundation to host kitchen nearing readiness for Christmas season. Next meeting set for Tuesday Sept 12.
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Eden Community
Necros- Hay Center
Wuescay
Toloweeba
Airwin PF. Selhy
Center
Selby
Warren Smith
Selhy
Sacnela Deane Parshall
Rensurer
Ralph Fox
Selby Roal
Fast 14Th Street
San Leandro
Community Center
Plate Andite Foundation
Cla Alham
East Mth Street
Elgin Street
Lars Wrouche
Fighter Squadron Returns From Santa Rosa Encampment
The Jats Fighter Squadron based at Hayward airport returned from a two week encampment at Santa Rosa papal air station. Base detachment commander Col. Kolin D. Moore and operations officer Major George W. Edmonds were among those at Hayward. The group denounced the president's remarks and called for an apology. Morris Tech of Albany, N.Y. told delegates that Navy's active force will continue its national defense duties despite the remarks. Convention Secretary Ted Wre dher of Washington said the convention will welcome the president if he visits and waves to the troops.
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Hayward
Santa Rosa
Papal Air Station
Cory
Alamddamen
Kolin D. Moore
George W. Edmonds
Morris Tech
Albany
Navy
Ted Wredher
Washington,c
Whale rides aboard couple's yacht at Pebble Beach
Mr and Mrs Ralph Campbell aboard their cabin cruiser Lady Linda II off Pebble Beach reported a 30 to 80 foot whale briefly boarding their vessel. The whale caused structural damage including a five foot hull hole before swimming away, prompting a Coast Guard rescue and a warning of possible sinking if deeper.
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Pebble Beach
Catif
U.P
Ralph Campbell
Campbells
Campbell
Coast Guard
Stillwave Cove
Paver
Murder Band Led by Girl Slays Five Americans
A North Korean guerrilla band raided a U S army radio station near Masan in Korea, binding seven Americans and killing five with a burst of machine gun fire. A South Korean guard also died. Two Americans survived wounded. Survivors described a female ringleader shouting orders during the attack.
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Hubert C. Miller
MASAN
Wron't
Korea
URI
Win
Wie
Masan Apusig Highway
Changwon
Priyalis
Draft December Draft Call May Top Seventy Thousand
The Army’s December draft call is expected to total around 70,000 inductees, surpassing November requests. President Truman announced a military expansion to about 500,000 more than prior goals, with increases in regular divisions and possible Marine ground divisions. Defense officials report 10,000 inductees for November and ongoing volunteer force growth across services.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Defense Department
Army
Congress
Aig
Nmarine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Increased Library Service in Castro Valley Opens New Hours
Alameda County Library expands service for Castro Valley residents at the Centre Valley branch, 8017 Castro Valley Boulevard. The library now opens Mondays to Fridays 12 noon to 6 pm and 7 to 4:30 pm on Saturdays 12 noon to 4:30 pm. Growth in the Castro Valley area is shown by a record 14,994 books borrowed in the year ending June 30, 1950.
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Castro Valley
Willy
Alameda County
Centre Valley
Castro Valley Boulevard
Taegu Threat Grows As War Rages In Korea
The article reports heavy casualties with 15,176 Americans killed 45,000 wounded and 1736 captured raising the fear that U S forces in Korea may be near wipeout. The U S 1st Cavalry Division falls back to nine miles north of Taegu as British troops engage nearby and the enemy threatens key supply routes from Pusan to Taegu.
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Korea
Taegu
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
Naktong
Tulssong
Taegunese
Yorgchon
Pusan
Kyongju
Pohang
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