San Lorenzo Lions Club Installs New Staff and Officers
San Lorenzo Lions Club holds its second installation dinner featuring John Hoffman district governor and Don Leidig past international councillor. New officers include Larry Massie as president, Danny Silva first vice president, Jack Marlin second vice, Russell Sivuss third vice, Raymond Ferguson treasurer, Claude Yordon secretary, Fred Wilson tail twister, Arthur Druante tam er. directors William Gonn, Alfred Snyder for one year and Brad Evisei, Charles Elrod for two years. Club now has 20 active members.
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San Lorenzo Juiona Club
San Lorenzo
John Hoffman
Wie
Lions
Fayor
Hayward
Don “Leidig
Larry E. Massie
Danny Silva
Jack Marlin
Russall Sivuss
Raymond Ferguson
Claude Yordon
Fred Wilson
Tqit Twister
Arthur’ Druante
Spn. Tamer
One Spar
William Gonn
Adfred Snyder
Elon
Bred Evicei
Charles Elrod
San Lorenzo Isions Club
Radio Active Clouds Over Paris Reported
The Dome Observatory in Paris reported unidentified radioactive particles detected over France at about 19 000 feet. Officials noted Bikini tests could create clouds reaching toward Brazil, but likely not harming people beyond a few miles from detonation. Dr Leon Curchet from the bureau said such clouds travel some distance from the burst site.
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Paris
Dome Obv Servatory
France
Bikini
Washington
U.S. Areau of Standards
Bossilly
Brancisca
Trance
Leon Curchiet
Bureau
Carpenters Win Broad Northern California Wage Agreement
The Carpenters union Local 1622 reports a new wage scale of 175 dollars per hour for carpenters and joiners across 46 counties from Tehachapi to the Oregon line. The contract sets a 40 hour week with regular overtime and allows contractors to move up to 25 percent of a crew between localities while requiring majority local hiring.
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California
Tehachapi
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Charles Rae
Carpenters Union
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Mississipi
Roe
Peach Harvest In Full Swing
Peach harvest in the Yuba City area continues as pickers return to work amid pay-demand negotiations. A 2,000-strong strike began in Gridley and spread to Yuba and Sutler orchards before producers reported sufficient labor, with some locations seeing workers stay away while others were filled. A new rat poison, Compound 1080, touted as deadly to rodents, is not yet on the market.
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Yuba City
UAI
Pram
Gridley
Yuba
Masonic Club Picnic Plans at Alderberry Park
The Masonic Club schedules the first annual Eucalyptus 5th club picnic on Sunday August 11 at Alderberry Park in Niles. An old fashioned basket lunch, 22 contests, and an all day program begin at 10:00 a.m. Events include cracker eating women’s skein ing contests foot egg and spoon three legged and sack races and a children’s peanut scramble. A five inning softball game closes the day with dancing by the Eucalyptus Thyng orchestra and games such as volleyball and horseshoes. Children under 14 attend free. others pay a small admission. Coffee served by the group. members bring their own cups.
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Alderberry Park
Niles Etinyon
Bram
Thalers
Dutch Attack Indonesians and wartime settlement notes
Allied spokesmen denounced a Dutch air raid near Banding as Indonesian troops threaten Batavia. Bombers dropped 24 25-pound bombs in a 24-hour attack authorized by Indonesian forces and British commands. In other items, a Willows, California, boy is killed when his father’s rifle fires accidentally while deer hunting near Elk Creek. Turkey production in the United States has nearly tripled in 15 years with four varieties now grown to meet demand for turkeys under 15 pounds dressed weight.
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Batavia
Banding
Willows
W.a.clinton II
Corwin, Jry
Elk Creek
Here
Turkey
United States
Pasadena Man 85 Becomes Father for First Time
Joseph Curtis Beedle, 85, and Opal Beedle, 42, welcomed their first child a son at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena California. The eight-pound baby boy was named for his father. Beedle is a retired attorney.
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Pasadena
Galif
Joseph Curtis Beedle
Opal Beedle
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Beedle
Truman Grants Wartime Merchant Marines Equal Employment Rights
President Truman signed legislation extending wartime merchant mariners the same reemployment rights as armed forces under the selective service act. The act ensures veterans return to jobs after service with protections and benefits aligned to military personnel.
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Washington
U.R
Truman
Practiced in Nebraska and Washington, youth in appearance
A description notes a person who practiced in Nebraska and Washington. His red hair shows only slight graying, and he seems at least 20 years younger than his stated calendar age.
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Nebraska
Washington
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Carol Drake
Alana
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Fancy
U.S
Homemakers’ Bureau
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Breiter
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Gateway
Broilers
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Vesta
Fontana Paste
Schilling’ S Coffee
Colery
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Evra Safeway Service
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