We Are One Nancy Len and Brother Trobert River Kids
Nancy Len aged about four is described with blue eyes and brown hair, weighing 26 pounds and missing six teeth. Her six year old brother Trobert, children of Mr. and Mrs. Walter River of 25062 Washington St, have lived in Tay ward for 12 years. Grandmothers Mrs Antu Rivers and Mrs Ales Mguide Bryant are named. father plans future entry into the agar.
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Private has alibi for 77 pairs pants
Ontario report shows a private with an alibi concerning 77 pairs of pants. June Foster, an officer, was mentioned as owning 27 wains and interacting during an inspection. The article notes Foster claimed the need to keep up with sundry service.
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Par shoots up noston records in a cryptic update
An OCR fragment reports a local firearm or competition record event with unclear names and places. The text mentions par or pat and a list of garbled terms resembling officials, offices, and dates, but readable details are minimal and uncertain.
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Youth in Service Visit and Officer School Graduates
Rogans host their nephew Bernard L Sweeney USN on Christmas Day after 21 months service in the South Pacific He also served in France in World War I His Prescott Arizona home is noted A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by family members Bernard Bernard graduates from Officer School Dec 22 receiving a commission as second lieutenant in the Medical Administrative Corps at Camp Barkeley Texas Mil ton J Bernard 29 son of Mrs Alice Bernard 465 Manse Ct Raynard St Bernard resides 2610 Tenth Ave Oakland
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Valborg Social Club Card Party Planned for Wednesday
The Valborg Social Club will host its monthly card party on Wednesday December 27 at 2 p.m. in Dania Hall. Chairmen named include James Creetiia Sorensen Tage Sorenses Ania H. Sorensen Myrtle Sorensen Margaret Sundby and Alfyerla Ve.
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Police Investigate Holiday Deaths
Richmond and Oakland police studied a series of holiday deaths including shipyard worker Joli Kolggar found in a Richmond parking lot with a fractured skull and Luther E. Taylor’s son claiming a heart attack followed a dispute. Emil Wilkinson, 43, of Oakland died from abdominal knife wounds as Leo A. Day, 75, admitted a quarrel and was detained for questioning.
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Fome Council Names Officers At 1945 Secret Pal Draw
At the Pesuhonius Fome Council meeting a turkey supper was served and members exchanged gossip while secret pal names for 1945 were drawn. Mrs Ruth Aylette chaired with assistants Mrs Margaret Pare and Mrs Mable Nopkins.
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Bareback riders fined for reckless riding in Prospect Park
In Brooklyn, a magistrate fined two brothers, 16-year-old Adi and 18-year-old Kaid Ali, for riding bareback and recklessly in Prospect Park. The youths, natives of Arabia, stated they leaned to ride bareback and were fined $2 each by Magistrate Charles E. Movelmaki.
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Pattern notes and sizes for blouse patterns 4039 4689
Advertisement by Anne Adams for jumper and blouse patterns with multiple sizes listed. Instructions request sixteen cents to receive pattern details and patterns via Adams Syndicate at 12 Stevenson St. S. FL, with sizes including 16 18 30 44 36 40 44 48 and related style numbers.
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Births Reported Across Several Families in Newark and Berkeley
A noisy set of birth notices lists Eleanor Marie six pounds ten ounces born mid December to Mr and Mrs de Marehy in Newark. Betty Livelto seven pounds twelve ounces arrived December twenty fourth to Mr and Mrs Mathews East 14th Street. A boy weigh ing eight pounds one ounce, born December twenty second to Mr and Mrs A I Buodvik at Niles Road. Michael Andrew born December twenty two to Jeanne Garcia and husband. Gary Lawrence six pounds four ounces born December twenty ninth to R L MatJv in Berkeley. Paul Gerald NyeSpound one ounce born December twenty three to Alfie Glenn Moura in San Lorenzo.
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Today at USC Dancing Ping Pong and Fun at Hospitality House
USC hosts a lively evening with dancing ping pong and social games at the Hospitality House. Students mingle, enjoy music, and take part in informal competitions and refreshments. A relaxed campus gathering runs from early evening onward.
Obituary notices multiple deaths in Hayward and Alameda
Charles Allen Wickham 58 of Hayward Dowry died. He was husband of the late Borama Opal Wickhigin and father of Mrs Evlihe Kennedy. Mrs Adline Hoss Foster funeral services were held for Meg Ado ring Ross Foster who died December 22 in Alameda. Manuel J Rose 56 died at home. He was husband of Early F. Rose and father of Keenird LeRoy Rose. Knights of Columbus member employed by Western Barilic Railroad Co. Funeral services at Sorensen Bros Chapel December 28 and All Saints Catholic Church. Closing services at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Orches and Onions: Hollywood Social Significance Debate
Critic argues for a film movement to produce socially significant pictures with a minimum yearly output. He condemns frivolous entertainment, praises uplifting but cautions about preachy cinema, and critiques Hollywood's handling of youth behavior and moral signals.
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TRESPASSING SIGNS AT HAYWARD REVIEW
A historical radio era fragment lists stations and personalities amid a Hayward area piece. The garbled OCR outlines a chaotic schedule with names such as Ginny Simms Alan Young and various stations, ending with a note on trespassing signs.
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