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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1949
Page
2
The article outlines a tentative budget including $1.04 for the Muir district, 75 for Une vity, and 13 rents for band interest. It notes property owners pay bond taxes and the city balance covers the remainder, with a 22-cent diary fund and general fund rates.
At a meeting of the Akuneda county board of supervisors in Newark, Clements Law was awarded the contract for resaving of Dunbarton and Thornton cond in Newark after bids were submitted. California state funds will cover 109 and the balance will be paid by the county. Also approved were 326 bonds of 1,000 each for Tivermore district schools to Blythe and Company of San Francisco, with a May 20 sale date.
Washington rumor swirls over the Senate’s likely approval of Clark as attorney general and McGrath as another top justice department nominee. The White House discussions occurred after a secret meeting, with debate on whether to contest the appointments amid resignations and potential cabinet reshuffles.
Fragmentary OCR text lists a timetable for movies and theatres with scattered titles and names. The readable items hint at a cinema schedule including actors or productions such as Lorenzo Puan and a feature titled Magnifi Curl. The passage is highly garbled and contains stray letters and misordered words.
Ashland community council members discussed securing a hospital for Eden township. Attorney David Gilmore, president of San Levy chamber, outlined district organization, board appointments, and bond funding ranges from 800000 to 2400000 depending on site financing. He noted potential federal matching funds and state aid risks, with population projected to 200000 by 1959 and a site near S01 Dvann, Hesperian, Lewellings, Mattox Road, Castro Valley, and Foothill Boulevards.
Nine YORK stocks rose again aiming for the 180 level in the Dow Jones industrial average. Gains were uneven with higher priced shares showing strength while many issues gained only modestly. Wall Street viewed the advance amid efforts tied to a London market upturn and better business signals from several sectors, especially textiles.
Poultry Producers of Central California report egg prices and live fowl rates for Nulotd 69 and Jargo 61. Medium and small eggs listed, standard eggs, live fowl under 2% weight, fryers by weight, leg hornes under 4 pounds, roosters colored and owners show varied prices.
San Leandro post 117 held a joint installation with its auxiliary and nearby West Bay attendees. Hansen and his new officers were seated during the program, attended by more than 200 Legionnaires and friends.
Hayward sheriff deputies seek Ford owners connected to five suspects in the theft of four dozen popsicles and four dozen Swell Time ice cream bars from David E. Day's home at 2474 A Street. Day, a Swell Time delivery man, found the side door open and the refreshments missing upon return. two cars were seen leaving earlier, but no cars or wrappers were recovered.
Hayward Ski Club members heard committee reports at a recent meeting led by Charles Rennacker. A group toured the proposed Denner SUTMBIL property, obtained maps, and discussed water supply needs for any future clubhouse. The building committee is evaluating construction options for the site. The Deviative Sexvive Act was quashed by Commission Sept. 16, 1939.
FHESNO reports Deghert F. Chrishansen 3 was in custody today at Frese general hospital as a man set his clothes on fire during a violent quarrel with his wife. Lamoure of the Wees nees police said the man was tackled after the blaze started in his home while a separate fire damaged the living room. He faces suspicion of arson and attempted harm to his wife.
In Los Angeles visibility fell to a quarter mile as smoke and haze blanketed the downtown area. Weather records show a spike in temperatures reaching unusual highs for the year, with the hottest day noted recently.
A new Mobilgas station is planned for the Village Model Plaza at Paseo Grande and Paseo Larga Vista next to the San Lorenzo post office. Greenwood Corp executive Waller B. Baumann and General Petroleum officials announce a 10 000 square foot facility with Mobilgas Mobiloil and a full line of General Petroleum products.
A Harmonica band for children eight to twelve and a rhythm band are featured in Talwslog David Martin playgrounds San Leérenzo Village under the Hayrwaves area recreation district. The harmonica group now numbers 12 and rehearses Monday and Friday afternoons for an hour or more, with a debut likely at the Martin playground Doll Show later this month. The rhythm band began two weeks ago with children making their own instruments except tambourines. performances run 2 to 3 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and include sticks, bells, triangles, shakers, drums, and cymbals.
Washington reports Oscar Chapman, undersecretary at the Interior, urges a large scale distillation program to shrink costs and boost efficiency. A pending bill would authorize the department to build experimental plants to draw Pacific Ocean water, supplying municipalities and irrigation efforts in the West.
Mrs. Sue Stoner directs a community play group with activities for all ages including high schoolers. From 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays and until 3 p.m. Sundays, the playground hosts ping pong, games, storytelling, coloring, crafts, and athletic supervision by John Costas who also handles the lighted field at night for softball and other contests with adults and youths as participants and spectators.
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