Purely Personal by John Sandoval on campus smiles and local tales
The column reflects on a Hayward sunlit campus visit, noting students greet everyone with a smile as a campus tradition. It recalls a Stockton trip, Marsh Creek Road detour, and a visit to old sites near Antioch, Lone Tree cemetery, and a bit about local history, business, and football chatter. Also mentions Edward White and Hayward Union High School results, and a Truman radio moment.
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College Pauisie
John Hoopee
Siyall
Dobo
Linke
Tim
Hayward
Stockton
de John Marsh
Contra Costa
Marsh Creete
Antioch
Mr. Solablo
Pittsburg
Vung
Somoraville
Fat Thor
Hayward Hills
Lone Tree Cemetery
Larry Bradford
Conpony Oil
Look Forward To Look Forward To Holy Ghost Calabration
A garbled notice outlines events in June including a Holy Ghost calabration sponsored by Council 14 at LD.C.B. lodge, a county elections on June 6, a community theater play on June 4 and 7 at Hoywar high school auditorium, and various fairs and festivals in Irvington.
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Council 14
Ea Ld.c.b. Lodge
Hoywar High School
Evermore Rodeo
Ban Lotenso Grammar School
Directori Fam
Oh Ambars
Irvington
Elite
Almade County
Susquehanna River breaks dykes flooding eastern areas
The Susquehanna River breached two dykes north of Sunbury Pennsylvania flooding towns and triggering evacuations as waters poured into New York and Pennsylvania. At least fourteen killed and six missing with widespread homelessness and isolated communities cut off by landslides and washed bridges. Red Cross and state officials cautioned no further casualty rise as rescue efforts continued.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Sunbury
Red Cros
Chemung River
Marfis Run
Uti
California Farm Bureau Charges Apricot Rumors Suppress Prices
The Farm Bureau accuses industry workers and processors of circulating false rumors to depress apricot prices. Growers deny limits on sugar for ginning and deny government apricot stock releases. Bureau says USDA canning news expected this week and will affect canning sugar allocations.
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Berkeley
W.A
Caliefornia Arm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Playgrounds Open Tomorrow Across Districts
Maynard high school Castro Valley Russell City and San Lorenzo Village playgrounds will be open during Memorial Day holidays while others close. Aitland opens Saturday. All playgrounds close June 70 for pre summer inventory and June 7 for staff recreation conference. Directors train June 10–21 with playgrounds open 5 to 5 p.m. then regular hours resume.
Bay Area quake rattles Eastern San Francisco Bay
Bay Area residents reported a sharp earthquake that rocked the eastern San Francisco Bay area for several minutes last night. No damage was reported and no injuries were confirmed. Seismologists today sought to trace the quake's source.
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Bay Area
Oakland
U.2
San Francisco Bay Area
Local Weather Forecast Sounds Incomplete
Forecast fragment notes clear conditions today and tonight with a light warming trend. A gentle west wind is mentioned but details are fragmented with missing dates, temperature values, and precise summaries.
Juveniles Escape Prison Break Wrecks County
Wounded youths from a county youth authority camp led a breakout near Lancaster California. A 17 year old, Jean L Chester, hijacked a car with Donald Forsyth and Elaina Barton as hostages toward Los Angeles. Buckshot wounded three others. six youths remained missing after a broad search.
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Lancaster
Cal W.P
Tmrve
Stile Youth Authority
Jean L. Chester
Donald Forsyth
Elaina Barton
Hiri
Los Angeles
Mary Hundrithks
Chester
Cheater
Forsyth
Lowhhead
Alwart Gosselin
Thomi Kelner
Enmy Hspital
Vilmp
Major League Baseball Results From A Daily Wire Broadcast
United Press report lists scores and lineups from several games across the major leagues. Highlights include Chicago, New York, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Boston matchups with players such as Kush, Lombardi, Anderson, Showa, and Wagner noted among the participating rosters.
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United Press
Leroue Et Loule
New
Chicago
Brachi Rica
Maors, Kush
Bitherna Et Carogan
New York
Brooklyn
Tal
von It
Yan
Warren Lombardi
Anderson
Cincinnati
Pittaburgh
Welle
Linke
Showa
Qumbert
Lemanng
Gerhiey
Hirbett
Sgoineevich
Salkeld
Memorial Day Services Set at Lone Tree Cemetery
Memorial observance at Lone Tree cemetery Veterans plot under Hayward Veterans Alliance includes invocation by Lt jg E Ha Childress USN address by Q B Paulsen superintendent Hayward Union High School District benediction by Father William Blanchard salute by Camp Shoe maker Firing squad taps by Joe Kent and Alion Smith wreath laid by Dean P Peterson adjutant Military Order of the Purple Heart national colors raised by J J Palmer and John Schneider United Spanish War Veterans. The Review will close for the day with no newspaper publication. next edition Friday.
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Ls.r. Domaxraw
Lone ‘Tree Cemetery
Hayward
Veterans’ Alliance
Jg. E. Ha Childress
USN
Q. B. Paulsen
Hayward Union High School
William Blanchard
Camp Shoemaker
Joe Kent
Alion Smith
Dean P. Peterson
Report on Oro Loma Funds Found and Proposed Audit
An authoritative report claims $177,000 in Oro Loma Sanitary District funds was not recorded and $72,000 from a San Lorenzo Village bond sale was misbooked. San Francisco attorney Erwin Caston warns a grand jury investigation may follow as district finances face scrutiny. Easton represents North Ashland property owners protesting a supplemental assessment to cover rising district costs. About twenty owners gathered to hear the issue, but no meeting occurred as the board could not obtain a quorum.
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Oro’ Loma Sanitary District
Erwin Caston
San Francisco
Souvce
San Lorenzo
Olianey
Easton
Ashland
Ora Lomu
Oro Lema
Gro Loma Board
Redwood Tribute Memorial Grove Near Crescent City
A memorial grove honoring World War II service members is proposed as the National Tribute Crave. The site near Crescent City in Del Norte County California would encompass more than 6000 acres of primeval forest and is backed by the Save-the-Rerdwoods Sea wife.
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Redwood
Crescent City
del Norte County
California
Government plans for maritime strike prompt navy take over
Washington plans drafted to keep cargo ships moving if the maritime strike on June 15 occurs. The Navy and War Shipping Administration would run merchant vessels. details remain undisclosed. Secretary Schwellenbach and union leaders met to avert the walkout by 200,000 seamen and longshoremen as President Truman signals readiness to act.
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Chearge S. Radcliffe
D. Md
Senate
Gammeree Mérchant Marine Subcommittee
White House
Truman
Radcliffe
Unians
House Approves Case Bill
Washington report notes the House passed the final version of the Cage labor bill by 230 to 106, establishing permanent controls on strikes in private industry and outlawing labor racketeering. President Truman faced a decision to sign or veto while differences with the Senate over government seizure provisions remained unresolved.
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Washington
House
Truman
Mr. Truman
Senate
Cai Cy
Bikini tests to shape future navy ships
Aboard USS Mt McKinley en route to Bikini, a joint task force will test atomic energy effects on naval craft. Oak Ridge research runs parallel to assess atomic propulsion for ships, submarines, and aircraft. Navy officials, led by Rear Admiral Bowen, foresee atomic power transforming propulsion as drastically as steam did from sail. Nuclear fission could release energy equivalent to 1400 tons of coal per pound of uranium or plutonium.
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MT. Mckinley
Birent
Bikini
Forco
Oak Ridge
Tenn
H. G.fowen
Office of Research and Inventions
Bowen
Nationalists Halt Move Into Harbin
Nationalists halt push into Harbin as talks on the city’s fate continue. Russian population presence prompts discussions in the troubled Manchuria city with truce headquarters reporting progress. Communist forces reportedly withdraw from Yunki as Nationalists advance from Changchun toward Yunki and possibly seize the key power plant near Yunki.
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Priping
Barhin
Ron Changchun
Harbin
Changchun
Yunki
Kirin
Manchurian
Hsino-Yongaan
Manchuria
Joint Chiefs Seek Bases For Facilities
The U S Joint Chiefs plan postwar basing rights rather than sovereignty. They seek use of facilities on Manus and the Azores, with no US garrison. Iceland would entail a US base without Iceland’s armed forces. Greenland negotiations with Denmark denied. Iceland and Azores noted as joint-use options.
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Washington
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Manus
United States
Ascension
South Atlantic
Africa
South America
Azores
Iceland
Greenland
Denmark
Hog Ranch Gets Approval and Area Efforts Discussed
San Lorenzo Village Homes association reported at the Hayward Area Chamber noon meeting that a hog ranch problem is being pursued for abatement as a health menace. A petition to the county board of supervisors seeks action. Also discussed were airport site discussions with N RB Haig, plans for June 20 joint meetings, and requests to improve A street crossings, drainage district hearings, and Key System transportation policy.
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Morgan Anderson
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Willian St. Sure
Oakland Scavenger Company
Hayward Area
N. RB
Haig
Hayward
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce
Hayward Srew
Pland
Walt Baumann
Greenwood Corporation
Southern Pacific
Bernard Vinjcent
Louis Medeiros
Board of Supervisors
Valle Vista
Key System
Miners End Strike as Krug and Lewis Sign Pact
Interior Secretary Krug and John T. Lewis sign a coal contract ending the strike. Miners ordered to return to work immediately with wage increases from 1 to 1.18 and a nine hour day. A welfare fund and hospital fund are created, financed by miner contributions, with governance by representatives of unions and management. Telegraphs will direct workers to resume immediately, with production likely delayed until Monday.
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Krug
Lewis
Washington, ii
Secretary of Interior
A Krug
John T. Lewis Locley
Trian
Cone
Triman
Interior Department
Whl
BPW Club Installation Draws Largest Crowd Yet
The Business and Professional Women's club filled Casino Vila for a 20th annual installation honoring Tyla Christensen. Eulalia Tillotson welcomed guests as Mrs Earl Shoesmith spoke on Our Hope for Peace. New officers include Gred Rossini vice president and Hazel Delaney recording secretary with a long list of directors and outgoing officers.
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Elit
Vila
Tyla Christensen
Eulalia Tillotson
Earl Shoesmith
Na- Nong
Mocat
Acco
Betty Wraneis Johnson
Ethel John Stune
California Federation
BRWAC
Eulalia Anderson
Renee Priester
Betty Doyle
Naydene Jamison
Mildred Rossini
Burlin Anderson
Irene Jamieson
Hazel Delaney
Deborth Webb
Lucille Dempsey
Leonie Fordson
Renae Priester
Anne Jorgensen
Anita Stanton
Ann Bender
Perle Roche
Barbara
Meat Markets to Close Mondays in Bay Area
San Francisco and neighboring counties plan Monday closings next week amid labor talks. AFT Western Federation of Butchers President Milton Maxwell cites agreement or strike as unions threaten picketing of Safeway stores if open Mondays. Oakland butchers weigh 40-hour six-day week with pay raise. San Mateo employers report counter-proposals.
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San Francisco
U.R
San Mateo
Marin
Milton Maxwell
AFT
Western Federation of Butchers
Safeway
Butchers
Teamsters
Maxwell
Oakland
Butchers Union
San Mateo County
Four Rockets Land at Hayward From Los Angeles
Four Johnson Rockets 185 mile an hour private planes landed at Hayward Municipal Airport in two hours. The aircraft will be stationed in Hayward for two days. Pilots Rich Palmer Ray Carleton James Foster and Frank O'Steen flew the planes. Thomas O’Steen, president of Rocket Aircraft Sales Corp., accompanied the party as national distributor.
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Los Angeles
Hayward
Clifford W. Wintle
Sierra Sale
California
Rich Palmer
Ray Carleton
James Foster
Prank O'Steen
RAF
Calendar Of Events For Local Schools And Clubs
A brief calendar listing badminton for men and women at 719 phone number 10 Pr Heyward High School girls event. Square dancing at Hayward High School and a tone club gathering at 7 pm on East Avenue Im Ward, with mentions of MonnOW and Col Mount venues and various club activities.
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Heyward High School
Hayward High School
Aahland High School
Cartto Tla
Omonnow East Avenue
Tone Club
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John Sandoval
Nota
Gur
Edward White
Wish
Nartiera Caulifomnis
Hayward High
Focal
California Alumni Association
USC
Hina
Congress
Puiblle
Susquehanna
Lurning
Noy
Ehmiea
N.Y
Tiehard
Joanne Sheets
Paul Sheets
Rose Street
Miss Sheats
Girls’ League
Haypress
Pomona College
UCLA
Boston
Paradepila
Warilnsion Leagui Janitzington
Haeiner
Evaina
Philadelphia
Joaton Marchfidon
Hower
Perris
Wagner
Richarda
Reynolds
Amen
Hay
United States Military Academy
Roy G. Simkins, Jr
Roy G. Simkins
Niles Road
Simkins
Military Academy
Secretary of War
West Point
Central High School
Memphis
Field Artillery
Joint Chiefs
Ud. Thomas
Rocket Aircraft Sales Corp
Naional Distributors
Green Bhul
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