Hayward's Future prize speech by Boyd Long at Chamber event
Boyd Long, a high school student, delivered the second prize winning speech on Hayward's Future before the Chamber of Commerce. The speaker recalls a 1952 Annapolis graduation and a Navy assignment guiding him to Hayward California, praising the city as a growth center with industrial expansion, extensive urban development, and a high quality of life led by visionary planning and underground utilities.
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Boyd Long
Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
Asley
Annapolis
California
Navy
Dad
Hayward Area
Alameda County
San Francisco
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Slayward
Tis
United States
Mt. Eden
Russell City
Trans-Bay Bridge
Hayward Harbor
Castra Valley
Crow
Culle
Pergola
Highlands
San Jose
Jed
Foothill
East 4Th
Bay
University
University of California
Wouth
Hayward Jis
Truman Moves Toward Seizure of Mines in Coal Dispute
Washington report says President Truman’s bid to settle the coal strike again fails as mining unions and operators reject arbitration. Officials acknowledge government seizure as a possible path but remain unsure if it will be pursued.
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Washington
Truman
Man
Ashland Scouts Honor Leaders at Dimond Camp Dinner
Ashland News reports a recognition dinner at Camp Dimond in Oakland honoring Boy Scout leaders. Attendees from Ashland included Sevil Lobrovich and Mrs Lobrovich, Russell Grosjean, and Mrs Grosjean. The last Cub committee meeting named George Betts as chairman and Mrs Scott as den mother. other local attendees and guests were present. A future Cub party at the school was planned for Friday May 31, with no den meetings in summer and boys taking part in baseball games on school grounds.
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Hugh Douglas
Camp Dimond Recreation Hall
Oakland
Ashland
Archie Lobrovitch T
Lobrovich
Russell Grosjean
Alameda County
Harold Locke
George Betts
Jim Sever
Fresno
Svoth
Scott
Larry Smith
Jim. Slever
Ivan Houck
Arch Lobrovich
Russell Grossgan
Chester Olivora
Don MacDougal
i _A Tazewell
Stevers
Cubs
Cub Pack Meeting Castro Valley And Birthday Notices
Castro Valley Cub Pack committee and Den mothers meet at 7 45 p m Tuesday in the Stroul cafeteria presided by Dyche. A dinner Thursday marks a family birthday with a trip to Emeryville to see the Oakland Oaks and Seattle Rainiers. Shiavon Bailey celebrates her seventh birthday with a San Francisco dinner and a party at home.
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Castro Valley
Pf. Dyche
Stroul
Emeryville
Oakland Oaks
Seattle Rainiers
Shiavon Bailey
Elmer Bailey
San Francisco
Phoebe Hearst council installat ion meeting attendance noted
Tennyson Notes lists WELTHA HOBINSON Mrs Hazel Wyatt Mrs May Mrs Anelda Hulse Mrs Gladiana Barnhill and Mrs Dolly Robinson attending the Phoebe Hearst council installation at Washington Union high school Centerville Thursday from 10 a m to 2 30 p m My and Mrs Robert Welms of Wolsoin avenue were guests at a Mother's day dinner Sunday at the home of their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Oscar Anderson of San Leandro Visitors for Mother's day at the home of Mr and Mrs A Swart on Gatling road were Mr and Mrs R Fletcher Mr and Mrs
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Hazel Wyatt
May
Anelda Hulse
Gladiana Barnhill
Dolly .Robinson
Phoebe Hearst
Washington Union High School
Centerville
Robert Welms
Wolsoin Avenue
Oscar Anderson
San Leandro
A. Swart
Gatling Road
R. Fletcher
Modesto Bride Ray Eldon Reiland Weds Patricia Calbert
Norman Shaw Mrs Thelma Grovns and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Wilbourn and Chester Swark Mn and Mrs William Zumwalt of Gatling road attend a Mother's Day wedding at the Little Chapel of the Flowers in Berkeley. Patricia Calbert of Modesto becomes the bride of Ray Eldon Reiland of Modesto. Lauren Robin and Mrs Meada Burke travel to Sacramento.
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Norman Shaw
Thelma, Grovns
Robert Wilbourn
Chester Swark
William Zumwalt
Gatling Road
Lauren Robin
Sacramento
Meada Burke
Berkeley
Transit strike in Los Angeles rejects 1.21 hourly offer
A striking Los Angeles transit worker rejected a proposed wage raise of 1.21 dollars per hour, ending two weeks of walkout that left about a million street car and bus riders without service. The action continues amid tense labor tensions and uncertain daily commutes for city residents.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Los Angeles Transit Ling
Eal
Ingenuity Needed To Conserve Wheat
California official reports a state food saving program urging wheat conservation. Anthony J. Lorenz says federal shipments overseas require Californians to share shortages and create wheat free or wheat-minimized menus as the committee develops menus using alternatives.
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Calafornia
United States
Hail Warren
Anthony J. Lorenz
Los Angeles
State Food Saving Project Committee
Califfornia
Food Saving Project Committee
Railroad crafts Victory Pie to stretch flour and fats
Southern Pacific cooks up a Victory Pie with a French topping to conserve vital flour and fats for the war effort. Manager Harry A. Butler notes the new pie saves more than 3000 pounds of shortening and 5200 pounds of lard monthly as part of a government campaign.
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Southern Pacific
Harry A. Butler
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Henry Gell
Leonard Lustig
Marshall Shaw
William Wilson
Charles Deadrich
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Mildred Leidig
Fred Cox
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