Reverend Farrar Quits Hayward First Baptist Pastorate
Reverend Herbert A. Farrar, pastor of Hayward First Baptist Church, submitted his resignation effective Sunday September 17 to the pulpit committee. A supply pastor will lead until a permanent replacement is chosen. Farrar plans to accept Calvary Baptist Tabernacle in Compton, Calif. He helped organize youth and missionary programs and oversaw a second expansion of the building.
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Hagopian to Open Hamburger Stand
Hagopian plans a new hamburger and hotdog stand at 098 East Patréel on Saturday September 9 in Ball Castre Valley boulevard. The business, Byelness in Freaya county Oakland, will offer special burgers and sandwiches with drinks and fountain service.
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FBI can seize 12000 Reds on moment's notice
U P I report quotes J Edgar Hoover claiming a Senate committee was given a complete list of Communists in the country and that 13000 could be identified as most dangerous at moment's notice. Hoover notes the utility of tuyalen in filament manufacture for incandescent lamps and tubes.
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Truman to address nation on belt tightening and price controls
President Truman plans a Saturday night fireside chat from the White House to outline economic controls for Korea era challenges. He expects to sign an economic controls bill within days granting power to regulate prices and wages, ration materials, curb installment buying, with Symington as an overseer and possible agency roles. The Fed rules and consumer credit limits may be revived to end the “six down and three years to pay” plan.
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Area movie programs list with showtimes
At Lorenzo Theatre White Tower showings at 4 50 pm Curtain Call at Cactus Creek 7 00 pm and 10 25 pm Ritz Theatre presents The Furies at 9 10 pm 6 50 pm and 10 40 pm Destination Moon listed at 1 80 5 10 and 8 45 pm Kill the Umpire at Motor Movies 8 40 pm and Wh en topped at 9 50 pm Hayward Theatre presents Three Little Words at 1 00 4 00 7 00 and 10 19 pm Sideshow at 2 50 5 50 9 10 pm.
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Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive Kickoff
The Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce launched its membership drive with a morning breakfast at the Castro Valley Drive Inn. Pledge folders were distributed by Mrs. Biddy Jones with Douglas Taylor, Crystal French, Oscar Stark, and Arnold Anderson pictured, as the drive targets new members in a concentrated 24 hour effort.
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Truman Apology Divides Marines League Drama
President Truman visits the Marine Corps League amid praise and criticism. He defends his earlier remark on Marines as a police force while urging unity for peace. Delegates demand accountability for Acheson and Johnson as the Korea war sharpens political divisions.
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Hayward Bus Lines route plan and delays
L. F. Martin of Redwood City heads the new Hayward Bus Lines as five buses are prepared for inauguration on Sept. 25. The article lists multiple Routes A to D and others through Castro Valley San Lorenzo and surrounding areas, with street names and paths, alongside unrelated notes on presidential apologies and World Federalist topics.
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Kiwanis Club Plans Picnic and Youth Fund Project
Regular Kiwanis dinner hosted by Dan Willis featured guests from Hayward and San Lorenzo clubs. Plans were revealed to lease two acres at a produce ranch to grow corn for harvest and sale to augment the youth service fund next summer. The group will also attend a Lions dinner and hold a routine meeting, while Troop 2 Boy Scouts conduct a Village paper salvage drive Saturday with residents asked to bundle magazines and newspapers separately.
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San Leandro Kiwanian
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Central Oak and Kiwanis
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Far Produce
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Morgai Anderson
San Lorenso Lions Lab
Pland’s Villa
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Local Egg Market Quotation From Central California Producers
Poultry Producers of Central California publish today’s egg prices with Nulaid large at 64, anediathc 45, small 26, standard 9. Live owt broilers range 24 to 36 pounds, fryers 24 to 9, under 4 pounds 24 to 25, over 4 pounds 25 to 26. Leghorns under 4 pounds 24 to 25, over 4 pounds 25 to 26. Hens and colored eggs all weights 24 to 30, peers colored 4 pounds and over 3S.
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Valley Chamber Plans Utility and Mail Improvements
Valley Chamber of Commerce outlines steps to ease Valley service gaps. Rail express requests for pickup and delivery are being reviewed by the Public Utilities Commission. Supervisor Janssen may shift chamber space meetings to North Castro Valley. Negotiations with the post office target extra mail drops on Castro Valley Boulevard and nearby areas. If local progress stalls, a plea will go to Congressman George Miller. A planning meeting is set for Sept 14 at the Castro Valley community sanctuary if available. Doug Miller notes debate over open versus closed pool design.
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Knights of Columbus Picnic and Film Show At Castro Valley
Knights of Columbus host a barbecue tonight at 7 p.m. on All Saints Church grounds, with limited access for members. Tonight also features two showings of the film King of Kings on Saturday at Our Lady of Grace parish hall, Castro Valley, to raise funds for the lost church. Proceeds go to the parish. public invited.
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Valley Defense Meet to Discuss Disaster Council
The Castro Valley chamber of commerce will host a city defense meeting at its Walsh Building office with Valley organizations tonight. Potential formation of a Castro Valley Disaster Council will be discussed, announced by Mah Towai Calia, noted as the showman of a celebrated film praised by critics as spectacular.
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