Sonoma Bear Uprising Threatens Mexican California
In June 1846 Don Guillermo Castro defends Contra Costa ranchos as 30 Osos capture Sonoma fort and seize Vallejo. General Jose Castro rallies 100 regulars and 85 San Jose volunteers to attack the Osos led by Fremont. After skirmishes at San Quentin and Santa Clara, Castro retreats north as Mexican control wanes.
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Los
Guillermo ‘Castro
Contra Costa
Pio Pico
California
Los Angeles
Jose Jesus Costin
Monterey
Lorenso
San. Preemoisen Bay
Son
Don Guillermo
Juan
Tiuisa
Donna Maria Tansa
Peralta
Rancho
San Antonia
Oalkiind
Sonoma
Jose Castro
San Juan Bautista
Jose
Pueblo of
San Jose
Guillermo Castro
Don Guilelermo
Fremont
Alta California
Francisco Castro
San Pablo
Joaquin Dela Verre
San Quentin
Adv Yance
Point San Quentin
Kit Carson
de la Torre
Sautalita
Premont
José
José To Order the Retreat of the “Grand Army” From San Pablo
Santa Clara
Rancho San Torengo
Guillermo
Rmehb
Auburn Rooming House Fire Takes Four Lives
Four persons died in a fire at the Miners Club rooming house in Auburn California. Sheriffs deputies report the upper half of the two story building was gutted. Victims named include Mr and Mrs Calibert Anderson operators of the Miners Club Ernest Gebhart manager of the Auburn Purity of Williams and a dishwasher. Fire origin undetermined and the blaze broke out around 8 am.
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Auburn
Cal
U.P
Miners ‘Club
Sherdit
Cailbert Anderson
Miners Club
Ernest Gebhart
Auburn Purity of Willams
Ium
Domingo
Russian Lieutenant Cleared for Espionage Trial
A Seattle federal jury found Russian Lt Nicolas G. Redin not guilty on five counts of espionage against the United States after a 10 hour 55 minute deliberation. Redin thanked the jurors, shook hands with Judge Lloyd Black, and praised the friendly ties between the two countries. High Russian consular officials defended him during a 23 day trial.
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Seattle
U.P
Nicolas G. ‘Hein
Unitedtates
Lloyd Black
Redin
PBT
Portland
Willy
Russia
Yellawarine
Black
America
Galina
Fairey
Ata
Lapham Wins San Francisco Recall Vote
San Francisco voters rejected the recall of Mayor Roger Lapham in a special $60,000 election. Complete returns from 1199 precincts showed 105,742 against recall and 73,679 in favor, with about 3,000 absentee ballots remaining. Lapham thanked supporters, calling the result a fresh mandate and signaling continued focus on city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roger Lapham
Lapham
Cameron King
Jyne
Weather Forecast Passages From Local Page
Mostly clear today and Thursday with slightly warmer conditions. Light westerly winds and modest temperature rise are expected across the site, with no rain indicated and temperatures ranging to comfortable highs.
All Saints Four Day Celebrations Open in Hayward
All Saints Church in Hayward launches a four day festival beginning tomorrow with a vestry style program and a ground breaking for a new 200000 personal school. Father Julio A Marting leads the committee including Edward Stanton Manuel Enos Joseph Perry and others. A St Anthony novena opens Thursday morning with a public parade and a solemn high mass Sunday led by Bishop Alvapnes of India. A barbecue follows the ground breaking in the afternoon.
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Hayward
Julio A. Marting
All Saints’ Church
Edward Stanton
Manuel Enos
Joseph Perry
Gordon Scheimer
Lester Foley
Richard Silva
George Bettencourt
Joseph Fereira
Clifford Duarte
Wilbur Martin
Manuel Soares
Frank Cepallina
John Ramos
Ben Bilon
Lawrence Silva
Mesdames
Susanna Hendriclk
Beatrice Rodrigues
Margaret Hawke
Mary Monteira
Mary Silveira
Catherine Gund
Grace Paulo
Lawrense LaFleur
Mary Barby
Mary Santos
Joaquin Duarte
Margaret Snares
Petar Garei
Ellen Reimery
Missey Teun Perry
Blaine Coelho
Jean Brougham
Catherine Reimers
Margaret, Benn
St. Anthony
Miss Ji
Close V
Alvapnes
India
Vivic
Hayward Community Council to Discuss Pool Rates Tonight
The Hayward area community council plans a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at Brot Harta Library to discuss swimming pool rates. Hospital and planning architectural agenda items may be on the discussion list.
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Hayward Area
Brot Harta Aehyo
American Legion To Hold Election Hayward Post Nominates Officers
American Legion Post No. 6f of Hayward will nominate and elect officers at the meeting tomorrow night instead of July 28. The meeting will start at 8 P.M. in the Veterans Memorial building. Joint installation for the post and auxiliary will be held August 1.
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American Legion Post No. 6F
Hayward
Ap. i
Veterans Memorial Building
Baseball National League Recap with Scattered Notations
Fragmentary OCR notes show partial baseball NL results and player mentions including Waite Johnson Magi Citgman McCul Trimble Kress Gee Lombardi and Brookly n at Cincinnati with fleeting team references and unclear scores or outcomes. The text hints at multiple games and lineups but lacks完整 details.
Community Cannery Idea Explored
Leona Ward profiles a Hayward community cannery now a year old guiding nearly 400 women in preserving meat fruits and vegetables for winter. Operated on the high school girls gymnasium first floor ladies bring or buy produce and use simple efficient canning methods to avoid kitchen mess and faulty jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Ward
Hayward
High Schol Girls
V-J Anniversary Violets Sale By Hayward Purple Heart Chapter
Hayward Chapter 59 Military Order of the Purple Heart plans August 7 to 14 violet sales to honor veterans. About 1900 memorial violets will be sold through stores offices and public buildings with receipts handled by the chapter. An order for 10 rifles for graveside firing squads will be sent to the War Department and a plaque honoring dead from all wars will be installed in the Veterans Memorial Building lobby, with names omitted due to listing difficulties.
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Hayward
Frank J. Thomas
War Department
Dean Peterson
United States
Veterans’ Memorial ‘Building
Sant Lorenzo Garden Club Meeting Tonight
The Sant Lorenzo Garden club holds its regular meeting at 8 o'clock in the Village School. Sorenson of Oakland will exhibit a garden movie and Igic is expected to speak on a self chosen garden topic.
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Sant ‘Lorenzo Garden Club
Sorenson’of
Oakland
Igic
Sportsmen Elect Davis and Officers at Hayward Club
The Hayward Sportsmen's club unanimously approved Fred Davis as president replacing John A DeMurity. Kenneth I Fry was elected vice president and Clarence E Wilson reelected secretary treasurer. Walter Gunn became sergeant at arms. A family picnic at Calhoun Ranch near Livermore on July 28 will feature a Polluck dinner and barbecue. The rifle team plans a qualifying course for NRA marksmanship awards and deer hunters will sight in rifles. Reg Calhoun reports pheasant release sites across ranches for this year's crop. Trustees named John McMarr Marvy Zimmer and Calhoun, with a finance committee to meet next. William Patnede and Reg Calhoun’s two sons were elected members.
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Hayward
Fred Davis
Meet Telephone Company
John A DeMurity
Kenneth I. Fry
Hayyard
View
Clarence E. Wilson
Secretarve
Walter Gunn
Calhoun Ranch
Livermore
Polluck Dimner
NRA
Reg. Calhoun
John NcMarr
Marvy Zimmer
William Patnede
Kenneth
Wayne
Kaehler Sentenced in Slaying Case at Burlingame Wharf
WP Superior Judge Edmund Scott today sentenced Ronald F. Kaehler, son of the SF stock exchange president, to one to ten years in San Quentin for the slaying of Lloyd W. Stone, Burlingame cranery worker. The case highlights a high-profile district within San Francisco’s legal scene.
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Repwood Cipy
Cail
Edmund Scott
Ronald F. Kaehler
San Francisco Stock Exchange
San Quentin
Lloyd W. Stone
Burlingwine Crannery
Soviet plan for Germany risks boomerang say Byrnes
Washington reports authoritative sources say the Soviet insistence on $10 billion in German reparations could backfire on Moscow if its propaganda wins German support. Byrnes did not mention the plan in his radio address, as Molotov promoted division while demanding reparations. Byrnes plans to attend the 21 nation peace talks in Paris.
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Washington
Beaf
James FP. Byrnes
Russia
Germany
Byrnes
Prris
V. M. Mostov
Molotov
Youthful Jive Addict Awaits Punishment
Hollywood report states 18 year old Patricia Jackie Tittleton faced juvenile authorities after fabricating a lurid tale of a clandestine affair with trombonist Walter R Henry Benson 42 a member of Bob Crosby swing band. Charges of statutory rape were dismissed after she admitted the story was false to pressure Mrs Bonnie Benson for a divorce.
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Chico
Cali
Upa
Albert Jones
Patricia Crandall
Patcivia
Jones
HP. Nielson
Hollywood
Patricia
Jackie' Tittleton
Walter R
Henry" Benson
Bob Crosby
Bonnie Benson
Organized Buyers Strikes Backed by Major Union Begin
The CIO United Auto Workers launched anti inflation meetings in Detroit Cleveland Toledo and Cincinnati as prices rose. Over 23,000 workers walked off briefly to attend, with UAW leaders warning they would seek wage increases unless Congress enacts price controls.
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United Press
CIO
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Ciinuga
Cleveland
Voledo
Mus
UAW
Congress
Lions Club Bathing Beauty Contest Plans in Hayward
Hayward Lions Club advances third annual public picnic at Crow Canyon Park on August 18. The highlight is an old fashioned bathing beauty contest for district women aged 18 to 24, unmarried residents eligible for a $260 head to toe prize and other awards. Contest entries require a mailed form from page 4 of the Review. Contestants will have their photos published district wide, organizer Ed Tate said.
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Hayward’ Lions Club
Crow Canyon Park
Ed Tate
Picnicr Committee
Haywsvit
Ares
Firat
Tate
Heinz Workers Choose Union At Tracy Plant
National Labor Relations Board ruled today that employees at the H J Heinz company plant in Tracy California may join or remain with the Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers union and that no other union is recognized as the sole collective bargaining agent. The decision affects Heinz workers at the Tracy facility.
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Washington
U.pi
Lamining Board
H. J. Heinz Company
Tracy
Cal
Food, Tobacco Arid’ Agricultural Workers
Refi
Exelug
Neinz
Truman Denies Plan To Fly To Hamilton Field
President Truman told reporters he had no plans to fly to Hamilton Field or attend RAF day events in San Francisco next Monday. The denial followed an official announcement that he and General Carl Spatz, commander of the U S Army Air Force, would attend RAF day ceremonies there.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Hamilton Field
San Francisco
Ger Carl Spantz
U. S. Army Air Force
Castro Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary meeting notices
Calendar notes list events at Bret Harte library and San Lorenzo area clubs. Upcoming items include Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, SAR Young Ladies, American Legion Auxiliary gatherings, Rebekah and Jood Temple, and the Nan Lorenzo Community church meeting at 7:38 p.m. Community hall events in San Lorenzo and Alameda area clubs are also mentioned with times listed around 6:30 to 7:38 p.m.
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Hayward Ap
Pam
Bret Harte
Yuttwanta
Castro
Wis
Buxary
SAR
St Pojoony
American Legion Auxiliary
Peorlal
Istrict
Civic and Social
Dalie
Une Prieleau Congrega
Rebekah
Joof Temple
Nan Lorenzo Community
San Lorenso Liens Club
Ores Alameda Seung Tacpo
Ores Alameda Seung Tacpo Rac
Danehuly
Look Forward Soletary Aia Baopny Spanezsop
A fragmented OCR readout mentions Look Forward and looks like a local item. Names and places are unclear but the text signals a publishable card item. Further readable details are not present to identify date, location, or involved entities with confidence.
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Auburn Rooming House
U.S
Washington State
L. C. Newsome
Irs
Laura McStay
John Lucas
Matlox Road
Lowell Lucas
Kent Studio
Peennee
Community Council
American Legion
United
Eira Gt Saar League
Boston
Troont
Eal Dobson
Fartee
Beconi
Boston Grove
Ferriss
Warner
Firat Gam Ouib
Galehouse
Secoaly
Garden Club
Davis
Kaehler
Lions Club
NLR
Heinz
Deniel Trip
Soletary
Aia Baopny Spanezsop Cote Oe
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