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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
13
The article urges college girls to choose practical robes for long study hours and shared bathrooms. It describes styles from fireside coats to coat-like robes, with fabrics ranging from strials to corduroy and silk. It notes belts, pockets, and varied sleeve or back gathers, and encourages sewing or shopping for fall offerings.
Friday at 8 p.m in the faculty dining room of Hayward Union High. Dr Arthur Be Erdmes will discuss ura fary and other radio-active minerals, with a demonstration on Mineralo Soil identification. The club announces a field trip to Gate Park in San Francisco to study fluorescent minerals and collect samples.
Community benefit event in Hayward includes Danish dance, band, and public sale events at Dania hall and Jesup lodge. Proceeds support hospital and county farm show efforts with neighbors organizing, running 4 pm to 8 pm, featuring food, music, and prizes.
The San Lorenzo district board of trustees approved a 1950-1951 budget of 1,215,920 dollars to cover operations for an enrollment of 5,800, up from 4,342. The principal item is 691,400 dollars for teachers salaries. about 215 certificated employees are expected. Nine district schools open September 21, including the new Cole Acres on Meekland Avenue. early registration is urged to help class planning.
About 200 officers and men from the 194th Fighter Squadron will join with California Air National Guard units for the third annual encampment at Santa Rosa from August 26 to September 3. Brigadier General John F. Turner of Oakland commands the 1st Fighter Wing, which will conduct heavy training including gunnery high altitude acrobatics formation flying combat instruction and classroom work. The wing consists of Bay Area Utah and Nevada personnel who are civilians by week but pilots and technicians on weekends. Openings remain for men ages 17 to 34 who meet the required standards.
City officials petition the Civil Aeronautics Administration for federal construction and operation of a control tower at Municipal Field. They cite increased landings and takeoffs by military and private aircraft and proximity to Oakland airport as creating dangerous conditions without tower control. Estimated 24000 dollars yearly for 24 hour operation.
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