Shrine Circus Trip By Sunset Students
Sunset school sixth seventh and eighth graders attended the Shrine Circus in Oakland last Tuesday. Pupils rode paid 14 cents for bus fare. admission was free. Ken Brown of Berkeley and Laurence Brown of Fresno visited their mother Mrs Helen S Brown. Several local families attended Shrine events in Oakland and Sunset residents hosted gatherings and bridge games.
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Helen's
BROWN
Sunset Schoor
Rade
Shrine Circus
Oaklana
Sunset School
Toting
Kenneth Leslie ‘Brown
Berkeley
Laurence 3
Fresno
Helen S. Brown
Garden Avenues
Notice to Creditors in the Christina Skinner Estate
In Alameda Superior Court California executor KYoung of the estate Christina Skinner deceased orders creditors to file claims with vouchers within six months of the first publication. The executor T L Foley firm at 967 B Street Suite 205 Oakland will receive claims. Dated May 1946. Notes mention Mrs Oma Kalibury in San Leandro and social updates about Sara Mantalen and the Cormacks.
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Christina Skinner
Christina’ Skinner
Chalins
Saies
Superior Court of the
Stte of
California
Whd
Counnty
Alameda
Oakland
County of
State of California
Dhe
T. L. Foley
B Street
Suite 205
Hixywari
County of Alameda
Christina Skin
Ner
Ksyoung
Safety Council Warns Swimmers to Take Care
Eastbay Na tional Safety Council warns early season swimmers to take it easy and waders to check water depth with a skilled tester. Parents should ensure depth before children enter. Officials cite an average of 1000 drownings per month May to August and note drownings have surpassed other public accidents in the last decade.
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Eastbay
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Girl Survives Rare Heart Operation
San Francisco report details Mary Louise Colonna, 16, who survived a rare heart alteration that transformed her from a sickly invalid into a healthy girl. Surgeon Dr Leroy Brooks disclosed the operation to Mary Louise’s mother, and the girl now feels “like a million dollars.” After years of a patent ductus arteriosus flooding her lungs, doctors believed the procedure could restore a normal life, a risk the family embraced to spare her further pain.
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San Francisco
U.P
Louise Colonna
Soin
Leroy Brooks
Mary Louise
Mary Fees
Tees
Brooks
Fees
Mrs. Fors
Local Egg Market Prices Reported by Poultry Producers
Quotations from the Poultry Producers of Cebra California list large eggs at 42 cents per dozen medium at 39 cents and small at 35 cents for today’s market.
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Cebra
California
Radio Schedule Fragments From 1930s Station Lineup
A scrambled listing shows various radio programs and times across stations like KGO KFRC KSFO KQW KENC and others. Mentions hosts such as Captain Midnight and Lone Ranger style serials, music blocks, comic acts, and public notices woven into a dense timetable of 8 PM to 7:30 PM slots.
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XSF
Easton
KGO
Toby
Pirates
Lux
Captain Midnight
Armstrong
Crosby Raineer
Lux Theatre
KPRO
KPO
Carnation
KFRC
Go-Paul Whiteman
KQW
Ritoy Spom
KSFO
Pat Mehael
Shayne
Lua
Shertock Holmes Kfc
Firestone
Forever ‘Emmet
Police Safety Poster Campaign Promotes Driver Responsibility
A police safety poster promotes the IACP led traffic safety check starting May 13. It cites 1945 crash figures of 28,100 deaths and about a million injuries and urges every driver to act responsibly for safer roads in Indianapolis.
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
Indy
Fiiely Harper
Tests Begin On Radiotelephone Rail Service In San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph announce mobile radiotelephone tests for locomotive yard use in San Francisco. Trials run from Third and Townsend Depot to San Bruno with two transmitter units aboard A locomotives and multiple receiving stations in San Francisco Oakland San Jose and Richmond to gauge two way engine communication.
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Southern Pavific Company
Pavific ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Francisco
San Brancisco
Avex
Third
Townsend
San Bruno
Pullroad
Develogg
Montgomery Street
Oakland
San Cur- Ing A
Richmond Severs
Veteran Buried At Military Funeral In Arlington Cemetery
Funeral services were held Thursday at Soldier's Field Arlington cemetery for Sgt Lions R Gallagher who died from wounds received in a French invasion. Survivors include two brothers William J Gallagher an Army captain in World War II now at Los Angeles Veterans Hospital and Cal John Gallagher a veteran of World Wars I and II now serving in the UW S iumy headquarters Tokyo theater. Also surviving is nephew John A Deane of 57 O Parrell Street San Francisco. Family home listed as 57 A Street Hayward.
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Soldier's Field
Arlington Cemetery
Lions R. Gallagher
Veterans Facility Hospital
Tincoln
Neb
William J. Gallagher
Anny
Los Angeles Veterans Hospital
Cal John BE
Gallagher
Iumy
Tolyo Theater
John A. Deane
O'Parrell Street
San Francisco
A Street
Hayward
Philippine president on return to Manila
SAN FRANCISCO UR Brig Gen Manuel Acuna Roxik arrived here today by airplane from Indianapolis on the road back to Manila to become the first president of the new Philippine republic. With the president cleut, was Philippines high commissioner Paul V. McNulty who will accompany Alm back to Manila and take part in the formal independence ceremonial on July 4.
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San Francisco
Manuel Acuna Roxik
Indianapolis
Manila
Philippine Republic
Cleut
Philippines
Paul V. McNult
Tarkington Dies at Home in Indiana
Indianapolis reports the death of Booth Tarkington, famed American novelist and two time Pulitzer winner for The Magnificent Ambersons and Alice Adams. He died at age 78 in his Crown Hill area residence after a bronchial obstruction and months of illness. his burial is planned for Crown Hill cemetery.
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Indianapolis
Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
Susannah
Hu v
Crown Hill
Indiana
Saturday Evening Post
Penrod
Penr
Sam
Booth T
Johar
Donald Jameyon
Pulitzer Prize For Literatury
Ambersons
Alice Adanis
Rotarians Plan Atlantic City Conclave Attendance
Rotary director meeting at John Sandoval home outlines convention in Atlantic City. Terry Bry, incoming president, and Carl Ekous, retiring president, discuss Kennedy dispatch and new five year plan with directors Hayward Rotary Club members including John Sandoval, Nels Clemens, Ralph Ardlerson, and Bill Sutherland.
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Terry Bry
Rotary Presiden
Carl Ekous
Ad Diets Kennedy
International
Atlantic City
Hayward
John Sandoval
Ney Ekuus
Phoxidinte
Agellata Phice
Nels Clemens
Ralph Ardlerson
Derry Fry
Disk Kenned
Bob Dimick
John Sannov
Bill Sutherland
Opium Theft Attempt Foiled by Gun Battle in City Hall
Six American men attempted to break into a local opium storehouse in Tituana Buja Crt Mex. diu. The intruders were driven off after a twenty minute exchange of over 108 gun shots with police. Authorities reported no injuries.
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Tituana
Buja
Il Oval Colythouse
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Hayward ‘Acres News
George Reliman
Marilee
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Roy
Four Friends Bridge Club
Sunset Boulevard
Tillie Avila
R. R
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Jean Broadwell
Girl Scouls
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Marion Mullinix
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Wednus Flag Club
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San Leandro
Sara Mantalen
Edwin Cormack
Boston
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Teahuran
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Shannon’ S Paint Store
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Exchange Motors
Alameda County
Hayward Electric & Appliance Center
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