Surprise birthday and military future for Ashland youths
Ashland Friends celebrate Lawrence Tehero birthday with a double surprise for his fiancée Betty Martin now stationed in Australia. Gifts include 19 red roses from Corporal Tehero. Attending friends and relatives notice Lawrence may soon join U S Service. Other items report Schooner Club meeting at Hayward plunge and plans for volleyball tournament with San Lorenzo group. Victory shift cannery workers from Ashland include several local women. A later note mentions a swimming party and a rescheduled choir rehearsal at Mrs. Kammerer’s home. Cadet Jimmie Davidson returns from furlough. brother Billie Davidson serves in Radar Oahu.
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Paul ‘Hero
Lawrence
Ehera
U.S
Lorrain Texiera
Dora Posadas
Nna K. Martin
Annette Ferreira
Margaret Mellon
Cara M. Patliana
Alice Garrett
Mary Jordan
Mary Lanu
M. Tenero
Matilda Tehero
Schooner Club
Ashland Schoon 1
J Hayward
Hhe
Slugh Douglas
Hoyt Hamilton
Elwood Bona
San Leandro
Victory
Ashland
William Dresbach
Monroe
Ugh Douglas
Carl McGinis
R. H. Lesher
Hunt's Cannery
Hayward
Haywardemorial Park
la Verne Kammerer
153Rd Aves
Serives
Jimmie Davidson
Tucson
Ariz
William Davidson
Billie
Radar
Oahu
Murchison Brothers Overseas Letters From England and Scotland
Master Sergeant John Murchison son of Donald Murchison writes of Westminster Abbey St Pauls Cathedral and Williams Benn home of Penns birthplace He and George visit Scotland lakes and other sites Pvt Thomas Golithan rests in southern California Pvt Nicholas Musiy at Fort Bliss Texas writes cheerful letters Howard Spracklen in Great Lakes sends notes ASC Miss Tune Sternberg visits Cecil Butts home and moves near Modesto Mrs C W Black and Miss Barbara Black take a Santa Cruz vacation Muskey Donald Douglas visits Redwood City with Mrs William Johnson and family
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Davidson
Pomthill Blvd
John Murchison
England
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's Cathedral
William Benn
Penn
George Murchison
Scotland
George
John
Donald Murchison
Liberty St
Thomas Golithan
Coalifornia
Lever
Nicholas Musiy
Ponthill Blvd
Fort Bliss
Texas
Howard Spracklen
Liblenty &T
Great Lakes
ASC
Tune Sternberg
Cecil Butts
Modesto
Marceline Butts
C. W. Black
Barbara Black
68Th Ave
Santa Cruz
Myrtis Blum
D. B. Smith
Oakland
Muskey Donald Douglas
Redwood City
William Johnson
Gate Swingers Teach Swing Dance At USO Tonight
The Gate Swingers will teach dancing steps like swing and dosey do at the USO tonight. Frequent visitors have made their folk dancing exhibitions a popular feature at Hospitality Stall, with rubber stamps available through the Review.
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Exhume Lovett’s Body On Order Of His Parents
Joy Lovett’s body was exhumed from Monterey City Cemetery on court order by his parents to examine powder burns and analyze stomach and brain contents in the State murder case against Frances Andrews. Andrews, 17, rich Carmel socialite, awaits arraignment in Salinas jail. The event followed orders from Month city clerk and district attorney.
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Upi
Joy Lovett
Frances Andrews
Carmel
Hind
Sexton
Joe Disque
Loys
Monterey City
Luther Lavett
Tye
Sexton Dasquez
Clyne A. Dorsey
Anthony Brazil
Young Lovett
Andrews
Corp
Frank Andrews
S.C
Mont County
Salinas
Piiday
Lovett
Carmel Valley
Mindrews
Local PTA Leader Attends Oakland Meeting
J. Haines president of the 16th District PT A attended a state campaign steering committee session in the Oakland Administration Building. The group, called by Vaughn Seidel county superintendent, aims to push Amendment Nine to raise per pupil attendance aid from 60 to 80 dollars and boost teacher salary funding. Arthur Corey of the California Teachers Association was to speak. Seidel cited Alameda County’s strong petition effort to place the measure on the ballot.
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Ers. J
Haines
16Th District
PT. A
Oakland
Vaughn Seidel
Ave
Arthur F. Corey
California
Wil Speak
Seidel
Alameda County
Defense challenges alleged affair in Andrews murder case
Defense Attorney Leo Friedman pressed Brazil to prove insinuations that young Lovett and Mrs. Andrews carried on a love affair. Andrews, her husband and their attorney argued Lovett killed Andrews with a revolver taken from the bedroom. The prosecution cited absence of powder burns as part of the murder indictment.
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Leo Friedman
Brazil
Young Lovett
Mrs. Andrews
Andrews
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