May Festival draws a lively, cross-cultural folk dance crowd
The Hayward Recreation District hosts a large May Festival at the High School Stadium grounds. About fifteen hundred participants and spectators mingle amid authentic costumes, varied dances, and a staged May pole as Mayor Hart and family attend. Residents consider forming a local folk-dance group after enjoying the event.
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Vienna
Oval
Cleven
Mee
Bohemia
Islay
Frayware
John Hart
George Vestal
Westley Cordon
Azeri Democrats Go On War Footing for Liberty
Jaafer Pishevari said the Azerbaijan Democrats he leads are on a war footing to preserve their newly won liberty. He emphasized unity and resolve as the group braces for ongoing political pressures.
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Tabriz
Jaafer Pishevari
Azerbaijan
Weather Today Forecast With Exceptions noted
The forecast covers today and Tuesday with a high around typical seasonal average. An afternoon change is expected except for Braximun where conditions remain unsettled. Local impact includes possible brief showers and cooler spells in exposed areas.
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Braximun
Farm Bureau Officers Press OPA on Baling Wire Ceilings
California Farm Bureau leaders warned that OPA price ceiling inaction will devastate alfalfa and hay supplies in Imperial Kern and other counties. They said a steel and coal strike worsens the crisis, threatening milk eggs and meat for workers families. The board planned to telegraph President Truman and California's delegation urging immediate action by OPA.
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California
California Fairy Bureau Federation
Berkeley
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Ray B. Wiser
OPA
Farm Bureau Board
Arrata
Farm Bureau
Truman
San Francisco Rejects Navy Hospital Plan
Washington report says San Francisco refused to contribute funds for a 100 bed, 14 million dollar permanent Navy hospital. Vice Admiral R P McIntire stated the city’s potential contribution was not supported and the Navy may need to acquire land owned by the Navy to proceed.
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Washington
San Francisco
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Navy Hospital
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Navy
Kaiser acquires Fagle Mountain iron mine for Fontana plant
Iron mine in Riverside County changes hands as Kaiser announces purchase of all rights to secure low priced high grade ore for its Fontana plant. The deal positions Kaiser to boost output at the California operation and stabilize supply.
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Calif
U.P
Kaiser Company
Fagle Mountain
Hayward Cleaners Organize to Form Southern Alameda County Association
Toy Stramgren was named chairman at an organizational meeting held at the Green Shutter. The group discussed financial standing and establishing headquarters in Hayward, with a first project to set a price minimum for cleaning work. Attendees included Paul Koenig Lee Storkdale H William Nellie and cleaners Tony Comox Pete Gronks Joe Kounig Edward Tate Roy Stromgren. A follow up meeting is set for Monday noon and all shop owners in Southern Alameda County are urged to attend.
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Toy Stramgren
Alumedtt
Hayward
East Bay Plant Owners Association
Moeting
Paul Koenig
State Association
Lee
Negotiations Continue in Two Los Angeles Transit Strikes
In Los Angeles stalled talks between transportation unionists and the Transit Line officials continued with Federal Conciliator Oliver E. Goodwin reporting some progress. The parties met to avert a Pacific Electric walkout threatening 25 communities, with further talks set for the morning after a brief weekend pause.
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L. A. Transportation
Rabbit Poultry Exhibit Called Biggest in 15 Years
The Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association hosted what was billed as the biggest spring show in 15 years with 219 entries from 86 exhibitors. Himalayan Fur Farm led with top display honors as judges announced prizes for breed classes and overall displays.
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Bakersfield
Himalayan Fur Farm
George Bayliss
Dorothy Bayliss
Ed Foster
California
George S. Templeton
Government
Wontana
Kineh
E. Rupp
Farn Bureau
San Bernardino County
Farm Bureau
Charles J. Mazelwood
California Rabbit News
George Cracknell
Hayward Area
Contra Costa
Marin
San Francisco
San Matto
Santa Clara
Himalayan Farm Farm
E. Larson
Bob France
Lester Awbrey
Tumex Rabbitry
Hay
Costumed Folk Dancers Shine At Hayward Event
Dressed in vivid costumes, California Folk Dancers Federation staged a varied program on the Hayward Union High School lawn yesterday drawing more dancers than spectators. Performers from San Leandro and Berkeley groups plus Garfield and Mulford Gardens hosts offered polka, waltz, macurka and quadrilles to Dean Lindell and orchestra. A post event party followed at San Leandro High School with festival chairs, decorations, and publicity staff named.
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Hayward ‘Union High School
California Folk Dancers Federation
Dean Lindell
San Leandro
San Leandra High School
Brown
Claude Dodd
Charlie Bes
Av Landis
Thorn Mayas Jr
Marilynne Schilling
Betty Stalaoz
Irene Johnson
John Lord
Betty Staizer
Harold Biowarthea
MecIntyre
Evelyn Brown
Fred Johnson
Dick McIntyre
John Sutton
San Leandro High School
Mulford
Mulford Gardens
Truman Seeks Way to Avert Rail Walkout
Washington U P President Truman's chief labor advisers held separate meetings with railway unions and management groups to push talks aimed at averting a nationwide rail stoppage by 4 p.m. EST Thursday. Eden Ayers said no joint meetings were planned today. Reconversion Director John W Snyder and John R Steelman would meet labor and management separately and confer with Labor Secretary Schwellenbach on the job situation.
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U.P
Vpraniai
House
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Ayers
John W. Snyder
John R. Steelman
Snyder
Steelman
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Johor
Recreation Conference Scheduled for Hayward District
Annual pre-summer recreation conference set for Saturday in Hayward with 10 am start and registration in the Bret Harte art room. Speakers include Albert Swain and George Vestal introducing the forum. Arvid Pauly discusses The Challenge of the Summer Program. Demonstrations by Russell City, Burbank, Castro Valley, and Sunset schools. Exhibits in craft book nature and equipment. Wesley Gordon to introduce. Alta Simms Banker to discuss Recreation Leadership. Harry Stoops to cover Why Public Recreation.
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Hayward
Bret Harte Art Room
Albert Swain
Yt Bows
George Vestal
Arvid Pauly
Lodi
Russell City School
Burbank
Castro Valley
Sunset School
Wesley Gordon
Alta Simms
Spervisor
San Francisco
Harry Stoops
Fedoral Security Agency
Cadet Guard Duty at Centerville Air Show
Civil Air Patrol cadets led by Cadet Captain Melvin Graham provided special guard duty at the Centerville air show. Warrant Officer Joe Buler oversaw the Hayward Flight while Captain Calder led the Fourth Group. First Sergeant Nanene Callagher and Private Donald Taylor earned airplane rides after last Wednesday's meeting.
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Wayward Flight
Civil Air Patrol
Centerville Air Show
Melvin Graham
Joe Buler
Hayward
Calder
Nanene Callagher
Donald Taylor
Bad Weather Cancels Airport Rendezvous
Bad weather cancels the Sunday morning breakfigi ht at Hayward Airport. The event, organized by the metropolitan Oakland unit of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, was cancelled yesterday due to poor weather conditions.
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Hayward
Metropolitan
Oakland
Wnit
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Rail truce hinged on Truman wage raise assurance
President Truman pledged a definite wage increase above 1.28 dollars a day to rail unions, sparking a five day postponement of the wage strike. Locomotive Engineers chief Alvanley Johnston and Trainmen’s leader A F Whitney said the assurance followed talks with the president and would hinge on ongoing negotiations and postponement.
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Truman Urges Nation to Work for Great Era Ahead
President Truman spoke at LaBerta Laberty Mo addressing honorary degree recipients and about 1,300 in a chapel. He urged Americans to work for the country’s postwar growth, stressing labor across farms, railroads, coal mines, auto plants and other industries, and cautioned against relying on editors or columnists to direct action.
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U.P
Trumn
Ann
Tron Histuca
William Jowell Callepe
Treasure hunt for Rio de Janeiro treasure in San Francisco harbor
Divers aboard the St John Bosco search the Golden Gate for rumored riches from the steamer Rio de Janeiro which sank about 44 years ago. The operation, 90 feet down and limited by currents, aims to recover up to 3 million dollars while oldtimers recall the shipwreck near the present dive site.
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Golden Gate
Rio de Janeiro
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Chicago
St John
Student Injured At Centerville Airfield In Accident
Earleen Gaines, 20, UC Berkeley student, suffered severe hand lacerations and a arm injury at Centerville airfield yesterday after jumping from the wrong side and being struck. She is from 274 Williamette Avenue Berkeley and was treated at Hayward Hospital before transfer to Cowell Hospital.
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University of California
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Berkeley
Progress Reported in Transad Streke Strike Talks
Negotiators reported progress in attempts to settle the 18 day Los Angeles transit strike and to avert a new walkout by Pacific Electric Trainmen. Federal conciliator Oliver X. Goodwin spoke after a morning conference with AFT and transit line officials. Maritime crisis looms as left wing maritime workers plan to paralyze shipping on June 15.
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Progress
Transad Streke
Los Angeles
U.P
Pacific Electric
Federal
Oliver X. Goodwin
AFT
Transportation Union
Maritime Crisis
Washington
U.A
United States
Major Scores Update From Washington and New York Games
Fragmented sports brief notes major scores and player references across Washington and New York venues. Mentions include United Press coverage, teams like Cleveland and Boston, and players such as Russo and Mayes. OCR jagged text hints at game outcomes and schedule notes amid ambiguous lines.
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Chienya
Leonid Oi
Hummer
Vandal Acts Stir USC Klan Probe in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles police probe a spate of anti Jewish vandalism linked to a KKK taint. A burning flower at USC fraternity Zeta Beta Tau triggered the investigation as swastikas and Der Jude n parasite graffiti appeared along with torn sacred texts from a Temple Israel scroll.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
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Southern California
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Minor clashes between Tehran forces and Azerbaijan army
Tehran government forces clash with the Azerbaijan army in unidentified front areas. Reports from Tabris and Zanjan province describe renewed shelling on frontier posts and Kurdish mountain positions while negotiations between Ghavam and the Azerbaijan delegation stall.
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Azerbaijan
Tohwa
Azerbaijan Army
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Keyhan
Tabrie
Ager
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Chavam
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Ghayam
Azernenor
Ghavam
Tit
Housing Released To Farmers In California
More than 10 000 units of federal housing will be made available to farmers after a Farm Production Council plan. The California Farm Bureau Federation sponsored the measure, with $2 000 000 appropriated by the legislature and signed by Governor Warren. Regional housing expeditor Preston Wright has appointed federal agency consi les to assist the purchases.
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H.C. Underwand
Alameda County
Farm Bureau
Farm Production Council
Warren
Charles Hummal
Pres
Ton Wright
San Francisco
Consiles
Arm Production Council
Hoover Proposes UN Food Administration
Former President Herbert Hoover proposed that the United Nations set up a world food administration to direct distribution to hungry millions. He suggested this as an emergency sign of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization and cited his recent world survey of food conditions.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
United Nations
Food Administration
Hoover
UN Food and Agriculture Organization
Shooting Stars and Last Lap of Flight Arrive Coast to Coast
Twenty nine P-80 Shooting Stars averaged 580 miles an hour on the final coast to coast leg of the jet fueled army flight. They landed here after completing the 748 mile leg from Memphis Tennessee in about one hour and 12 minutes.
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Washington
U.P
Menphis
Tenn
Crowd Sees Annual Rodeo Thrills and Excitement Here
Capacity crowd witnessed the Hayward rodeo at Dublin Canyon arena with veteran and amateur cowboys competing. Roy Goodroy, 18, was hospitalized after a bucking horse threw him, suffering head and chest injuries before transfer to Oak Knoll. Top finishers included Frank Mendes, Buster Ivory, Jack Spurling in bareback. John Bowman in calf roping. Mike Rahilly and Tony Hendricks winning team roping. and notable riders Emma Pee Wee Burge and clowns Ebner Halcomb Slim Pickens. amateur riders were all thrown in drum riding.
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Harry Rowell
Dublin Canyon Arena
Roy Goodroy
Fairmont Hospital
Oak Knoll
Chet
Juanita Howell
Emma "Pee Wee" Burge
Ebner Halcomb
Slim Pickens
Homer Holcomb
Ilding
Frank Mendes
Buster Ivory
Jack Spurling
Joe Hessier
John Bowman
Ivan Woods
Leonard Block
Louie Coelho
Thronc Siding
Saddle
Cecil Henley
Sunny Truman
Joe Beasler
Beesler
Bill Ward
Whie Holloway
Bessler
Mike Rahilly
Tony Hendricks
Perry Ivory
Frank Mathis
Jos Mendes
Pete Dixon
John Garig
Glen Tyler
C. T. Me@arty
Joe Mendou
Jerry Fredricks
Jor Bessler
Poultry Fanciers Form Northern California Poultry Association
A meeting of Northern California Poultry Breeders and Exhibitors Association officials heard plans to draft by laws within 30 days and scheduled a subsequent gathering for June 9 at Mills College drama building. Awards announced honored Maynard Fowler, Jack Waller, James Templeton, and numerous others for bantams, large birds, and standard breeds.
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Poultey Fingiurs
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California
Northern California Poultry Breeders and Exhibitors Association
Sam Whalley
Harry Rogers
Almore Stockfish
Robert Moore
Robert Smith
Maynard Fowler
Ivy Young
Iman
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Walte
M. A. Powler
M. A. Fowler
Mrs. A. Stele
Bob Rogers
A. Stockfish
T. Young
Bob, Moore
Mrs. Steele
Bob Smith
Mark Cornish
M Steele
James Templeton
J. Young
A. W. Gaedike
S.C. Anconnas
California Folk Dancers and Rodeo Festival Schedule
Calendar notes a folk dance festival from 1 to 3 pm at Hayward Union High School, and rodeo events at Rowell Ranch and Dullin Canyon. Also mentions a Breeders' table show at 1:39 pm and a procession or tribute to a veteran of Foreign War. The garbled text includes names and unclear references.
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Hayward Union High School
Hayward
Rowell Ranch
Dullin Canyon
Inabal
Lorene
Tom Ham Monsels
Dale All
Sabughtar
Calumbus
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