Truman vows veto of crippled OPA extension bill
President Truman warned the Senate he would veto an amendment laden nine month extension of price controls if it weakens ruling laws. He urged passage of a robust one year renewal to prevent inflation and economic paralysis while prices and subsidies face upheaval.
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Truman
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Robert F. Wagner
N.Y
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Congress
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Road signals submitted for approval at San Lorenzo village
The announcement said road and traffic signals for San Lorenzo Village were sent to the division of highways for approval. Eight actuated signals will be placed at Paseo Grande and Hesperian Boulevard with pedestrian control. State and County funds will cover costs. Greenwood Corporation will build the service road separation on Hasperton Boulevard at their expense. Work starts after an encroachment permit is received. A pedestrian bridge over San Lorenzo creek is planned on the west side of the highway bridge.
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San Lorenzo Village
Division of Highways
George A. Janssen
Paseo Grande
Hesperian Boulevard
Janssen
Hasperton Boulevard
Greenwood Corporation
San Lorenzo Creek
County Fair Opens July Exhibits At Pleasanton
Pleasanton area officials prepare for the Alameda county fair opening July 2 and running through July 13. The event, once the biggest in northern California, plans about 19000 in regular and special awards for agricultural and live stock exhibitors. A daily program of running and harness races will be staged.
Wallace backs Truman for 1948 reelection
Secretary Henry A. Wallace declared at LaGuardia Field that President Truman will seek another term and that he will support him. He spoke plainly that he would not run for the presidential nomination himself.
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Truman
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
LaGuardia Field
Lions to Stage San Lorenzo Premiere on June 14 15
The San Lorenzo Lions Club announces a two night premiere to be held June 14 and 15 in the San Lorenzo Grammar School auditorium. Half the proceeds will benefit local Parent Teacher associations. The show features a minstrel theme with skits songs and group numbers by 65 cast members and a 22 piece community orchestra. Danny Silva will perform and direct. A half hour radio broadcast with interviews will precede curtain and air on an Oakland station. Fred Evieci leads the project.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenz Village
San Lorenzo Lions Club
San Lorenzo Grammar School
Danny Silva
Oakland
Fred W. Evieci
Want to Be an Angel? Traffic safety pledge urged
Police launch TraMle Safety Check to reduce auto accidents. The campaign, tied to the slogan Check your Drive, aims to urge drivers to live up to safety commitments and promote responsible behavior on roads.
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Chigia
Police
Irge
Hayward High News Highlights From Campus Activities
Twelve Leader's Club girls participated in a playday at Mount Eden Grammar School and then officiated a volleyball tournament. A meeting in San Francisco discussed the State Course of Study in Social Science. Hayward High students attend GAA scrapbook photos and Major Best received a letter about Officer Training. Hayward Rifle Team plans to travel to UC for the invitational State Rifle Match on June 1, the first postwar meet. Martha Graham music director Lewis Horst grants Mills College permission to use his recording of She’ll Be Coming Round The Mountain for Mrs. Francis Campbell. P.E. classes delayed until next quarter due to facilities.
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Leader's Club
Mount Eden Grammar School
Hayward High
University of California
Lewis Horst
Martha Graham
Mills College
Francis Campbell
Block H Plans Annual Formal Dance
Block H members plan their annual formal dance for May 25 in the Hayward High girls gym. Gay Halloran and Neal Kauffman push for a good orchestra. Marvin Duart and Perry Allen lead as general chairmen with committees for band decorations chaperones publicity and more. All Block I members are invited to attend this key annual event.
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Hay- Ward
Gay Halloran
Neal Kauffman
Marvin Duart
Perry Allen
Shirley Duncan
Lennie Loudarm
Investigations Close For Pearl Harbor Probe
Washington The Congressional Pearl Harbor committee today closed its investigation into the December 7 1941 attack. Five Republican members protested that the 4 840 000 word record remains incomplete as the democratic majority and the committee overrode their protest.
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Congressional Pearl Harbor Committee
Roe Bubbing
Atomic Bomb Speech Topic at Hayward High
Colonel Stafford Warren chief medical officer of the atomic bomb spoke to Hayward High students about Nagasaki and Hiroshima with film footage from New Mexico tests. He noted three solutions namely method organization and unlimited support to solve the atomic problem. During the second assembly a projector burn out caused a brief scare.
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Stafford Warren
Hayward High
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Hiroshima
Japan
Dr. Warren
Hayward Students To Play Softball At Cen terville
Hayward High junior and senior girls meet Washington Union High School in the first softball game of the year at Centerville on Tuesday May 38. The Hayward roster includes Betty Adams Carlene Brooks Patsy Buford Roseling Cunha Carol Doherty Betty Francis Pat Francis Mary Magliotto Agnes McTarlune Marjorie Meadock Blaine Rodgers Gerry Rogers Evelyn Rose Nila Sanchez Gail Smith Ruth Sommers Barbara Vierra and others. The team, short on practice, aims to have fun and make friends while putting up a good fight.
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Centerville
Hayward
Betty Adams
Carlene Brooks
Patsy Buford
Roseling Cunha
Carol Doherty
Betty Francis
Pat Francis
Mary Magliotto
Agnes McTarlune
Marjorie Meadock
Blaine Rodgers
Barley Shipment Restrictions Get Federal Approval
Acting on a California Farm Bureau recommendation, the USDA approved a barley restriction order. No ship ments east of the Rocky Mountains or to foreign markets may exceed the 1945 monthly levels, a measure to curb abnormal feed shortages amid reduced wheat and corn imports. The move accompanies a nine point Farm Bureau program presented to Washington on behalf of livestock poultry and dairy producers.
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Melvin Nielsen
Alameda County
Farm Bureau
Washington
California
White House
Philippines
Pacific Coast
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Rocky Mountains
Triggs
Chammarito Dances Highlight San Leandro Folk Evening
An evening program at San Leandro High School featured the Portugese Chammarita dance performed by Hayward and Centerville groups under Margaret Gemignani. The event included a skit Man and Her Son Mountaineers and Mexican Dunes by Salvador Dias and Avis Landis, with stage decorations by Alta Shepard's art class.
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California Folk Dancing Federation
San Leandea
Portugal
Hayward
Centerville
Margaret Gemignani
Henry Marciel
Ashland
Mae Marciel
Mary Martiel
S. Marciel
Tess Grnellas
C. Silveira
Fred Johnson
Avis Landis
Salvador
Dias
Oakeland
Alta Shepard
Services Set for Edward Childs
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow from Sorensen Brothers chapel for Edward AL Childs, 47, who died in Oakland yesterday. Interment will be in Ka Eden cemetery. A former Valle Vista resident of Hayward, he was born in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, a World War II veteran and husband of Jule Margaret Childs. He is also survived by sister Molan Hattenhauer in Fal-ton, New out-of-state movements of barley.
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Sorensen Brothe
Edward AL Childs
Oakland
Ka. Eden Cemetery
Valle Vista
Hayward
Childs
Poplar ‘Bluff
Jule Margaret Childs
Molan Hattenhauer
Fal- Ton, New
Miller to Address Boys City Meeting in Oakland
Representative George B. Miller of Alameda County will be guest speaker at a San Lorenzo Village Boys City organization meeting in the Community Center on May 25 at 7 30 p m. Assemblyman Francis Dunn will join as special guest to discuss how laws are made.
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Oakland
Washington
Northwestern Grain Shortage Meet Set
Senator Magnuson proposed allowing Pacific Northwest states to borrow grain stockpiles earmarked for overseas shipment to ease a local shortage. The Oregon delegation planned a White House conference with President Truman to press for more grain for the region, with Magnuson arguing stockpiled grains could be diverted domestically without harming overseas shipments.
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U.P
Warren R Magnuson
Wash
Pacific Northwestern
Oregon
White House
Truman
Magnuson
Clinton P. Anderson
San Francisco Stock Exchange Considers Opening Amid Rail Strike
The board of governors voted to open the San Francisco Stock Exchange tomorrow due to a rail strike affecting operations.
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Close Exchange
San Francisco
Board of Governings
The
San Francisco Stock Exchange
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