Bout Ends in Draw in Ten Round Hollywood Showdown
In Hollywood at Legion Stadium Bobby Claus and Lige Drew fought ten rounds to a draw after Claus floored Drew once. Referee Bill Kershner and Judge Reggie Gil ruled the bout a draw overruling Judge Frankie Dolan who had Claus ahead. Joe Barnum knocked out Billy Kerney in the second half of the main event in ten rounds.
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Hollywood
Bobby Claus
Buffato
Lige ‘Drew
Los ‘Angelos
Legion Stadium
Claus
Drew
Bill Kershner
Reggie Gilmore
Frankie Dolan
Joe Barnum
Los Angeles
Billy 'Kerney
Cubbers Meet Planned Sacramento Council
A Cubbers meeting to arrange Cub-Parent Day will be held Wednesday night at Markham School. Bes Lamkin, local scout executive, says Howell Plemmons will lead the meeting.
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Markham School
Bes Lamkin
Howell Plemmons
Primary magnesium output tops past records in Q1 1844
Primary magnesium production averaged over 41 million pounds each month in the first quarter of 1844, surpassing all previous periods. The report highlights a strong start to the year with sustained higher-than-ever output across the period.
Hayward Special Municipal Election Called for 1944
The City of Hayward announces a special municipal election on September 26, 1944 to fill a City Council seat due to Edward J. McFarland's resignation and to consider an ordinance establishing a City Manager form of government. Five consolidated precincts will hold polling at Burbank School, 353 B Street. 196 Castro Street. Fire Hall, 878 Castro Street. Denia Hall, 638 First Street. and 1528 B Street. Nominations must be filed by noon on the 31st day before election.
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City of
Hayward
Edward J. McFarland
Burbank School
Castro Street
Bng
Fire Hall
Denia Hall
First Street
Silch
Maynard
California
Trene Templeton Jamieson
Castro Valley Woman Celebrates 86th Birthday
Mrs. Margaret Gotham of Almond Lane marked her 86th birthday on Sunday July 23. Her daughter Mrs. J C Nissen hosted a dinner July 21 at the International Kitchen in Niles Priory with several guests including Mrs. Robert Smith and Miss Margarit Nissen. Other news covers dinners, visitors, and community notices among Castro Valley residents and Ward E-2 activity at Shoemaker hospital.
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Margaret Gotham
Almond Lane
J. C. Nissen
Oak Knoll
Homor
Niles Priday
Robert ¥. Smith
Margarit Nissen
Burkeley
G. W. Gotham
Castra Valley
Peter Selmeczki
Mr. Memphiss
Frank Morley
Castro Valley Blvd
Spokane
Wilford Tinsen
San Francisco
Morley
Lorn
H. L. Foust
David, Leroy Barr
Edgar, Mont
Maggie Audibort
Casio Valley Blvd
David Leroy Barr
Treasure Island
Seattle
San Diego
Ailro Valley
Barr
Audibert
Bare
Bel Casiva Valley
Cyril Lorge
Ray
San Carles Ave
Alpine County
Louis
Lorge
Henry Suter
Apricot Way
Delbert
Barbara
Arthur Jones
Newell Bryan
Anita Ave
Lloyd 4Lov
Oakland
Taylor
Anila Ave
Willan Whester
Notice of Intended Sale In Shalamar Club Tavern
Notice given that JACK A. TARDIFF as vender intends to sell the Shalamar Club tavern business at 854 Castro Street Hayward Alameda County California to F S Crosnan as vendee along with fixtures stock and licenses. Purchase payment to be made at Bank of Haywards Hayward on August 4 1944. Vendor address 932 Hotel Avenue Hayward.
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Jack A. Tardiff
Vender
Hotel Avenue
Hayward
Alameda County
California
F. S. Cros' Nan
Vendee
1Th Avenue
Oakland
Castro Street
Alameda
State of California
Shalamar Club
Sid Vendee
Bank of Haywards
Main Streets
County of
State of
Dynamite wrecks tomb of pacifist leader in British Columbia
A dynamite blast at Brilliatt, British Columbia, destroyed the mountainside tomb of Belor Verse Verigin and his son Peter Verigin II. The explosion followed an assault on two elderly guards, who were badly beaten and could not identify their attackers. The tomb’s inner crypts were ripped open exposing the Verigins and their wives remains.
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Nelson
B.C
Brilliatt
B. C
British Columbia
Doukhuwor
Belor Verse
Peter Verigin II
Donkhobor
Vetigins
Ekukia
Annie
Navy to Lift Out of Bounds Passes in Sacramento
Officials predicted a return to normal passes for sailors after the army lifted an emergency curfew ordinance for youths under 17. Northern California provost marshal Lt. Col Charles Steele said commanders at three local bases agreed to restore standard pass rules, with navy restrictions to be lifted in a day or two following a city ban sparked by street fights and a sailor's wounding.
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Sacramento
U.ri
Navy
Army
Cherles Steele
California
12Th Naval District
Spolf
Local Peach Growers Take Price Beating
Washington reports ceiling prices set by the War Food Administration to aid California freestone peach growers seeking an average return of 30 dollars per ton, undercutting Washington and Oregon averages by about 10 dollars. No. 1 clingstone grades range from 63.50 to 30 dollars per ton. California freestones priced from 54 to 47 dollars per ton.
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Washington
Wpi
California
Ore-gon
War Food Administration
Office of Price Administration
Cuanfornia
Elbertas
J. J. Hales
OPA
City plans shared sports calendar for coordinated events
Wesley Gordon city recreation director calls on all groups to contact him to place their sports events on a city wide schedule. He aims to have two contests held simultaneously and notes contact options Hay extension 1600.
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Wesley Gordon
Gordon
Santa Cruz Editor Dies In Action In Normandy
SANTA CRUZ editor and former Sana Cruz Sentinel News staffer A. Bready died in action in Normandy, according to word received today. He survived by his widow, Mrs. Flaine McInerney Bready of Santa Cruz. Walker to Speak at San Francisco Aviation Day Lunch.
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Santa Crug
Ari—Ll
Lowe A. Bready
U.S. Army
Sana Cruz Sentinel News
Normandy
Flaine McInerney Bready
Santa Cruz
Market Wrap: San Francisco Area Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Markets for today report mixed receipts in San Francisco area livestock with cattle steady to slightly lower across grades, hogs uneven while sheep show a broad downturn. Calves and yearlings trade near Friday week values as buyers adjust to the week's activity. stocks and bonds hold steady with cotton and wheat unchanged.
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San Francisco
Cuadle
Tino UK
San Francisco dairy prices listed for butter cheese eggs
A San Francisco market note lists butter prices with a 63 score to 92 score range and a 424 price, cheese wholesale prices for loat at 27.9 and triplets at 27.2, eggs Grade A large at 46-479, medium at 401, small at 2446-2548, large Grade B 83-34, and Central California Large Grade A 48 percent, Medium Grade A 42, Small Grade A 27.
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California
Final Stocks By Elmer C Walzer
United Press Financial Editor reports a typical summer short session with narrow price moves and light trading. Warfront successes cause caution amid reconversion fears as traders stay on the sidelines awaiting developments. DuPont posts half year profit at 2.72 a share versus 2.92 last year. steel issues steady. Dow closes mixed with small gains in rails and utilities.
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Une
DuPont
Local Egg Market Report Shows Large Trade Volume
The market recorded 231 260 shares traded for large, grade and medium eggs plus 837 270 for grade A sales last Saturday. Curb turnover stood at 76 140 shares versus 1 943 285 the prior Saturday, signaling a drop in activity yet sizable overall turnover.
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Saies
Father Reunites With Frances Farmer After Court Release
The father of Frances Farmer, former child actress, hurried 200 miles from Reno to Antioch to be with his daughter as she pleaded guilty to vagrancy. She received a $10 fine with jail time suspended, lunch, and a train ticket to Nevada. The father asked to keep her in Antioch until his arrival.
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Antioch
U.P
Frances Farmer
Hollywood
Ater
Reno
Justice of the Peace
Nevada
E. M. Farmer
Nile
Attioch
Miss Farmer
Navy Women War Officer's Plaudits
SAN FRANCISCO U P The Women s Reserve of the Navy has won the hearliest plaudits of the Navy s officers and men Rear Adm Carleton H Wright com mandant of the 12th Naval district said last night at a dinner celebrating the second anniver sary of the Women s Reserve Speaking before assembled off ices WAVES Adm Wright said that the 4000 WAVES under his command had acquitted themselves with efficiency and with a spirit in accord with the best traditions of the naval service
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San Francisco
U.P
Navy
Carleton H. Wright
12Th Naval District
Wright
Romnand
Naval Service
Bank Clearings Report by City
San Francisco and Oakland lead regional bank clearings with Oakland at 2,812,710 in debits, Los Angeles at 78,334,313, San Francisco at 47,000,000, and Berkeley at 2,469,069 in the latest figures. The brief totals highlight strong activity across California cities.
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San Francisco
U.P
Oakland
Los Angeles
Sim Francisco
Berkeley
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