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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
2
County budget details show a mandatory state funded provision. The county’s child welfare fund advances 615,782 with an additional 125,901 for child aid and a total 1,085,574 allocated this year, reflecting changes tied to a responsible relative clause in current law.
Korea continues fighting along the eastern perimeter as South Korean forces counter attack near Uisung northeast of Taegu. On the coast, troops advancing from Yongdok were halted just south of the port by South Korean units amid ongoing communist pressure.
Valley Center article details modern California design elements for a development including incense cedar, rustic walkways, integrated storefronts, and extensive three-gear packing area with 1000 feet of car parking. Fire crews battled a blaze at Fairview Street, extinguishing a rubbish slace blaze near Wyte street after sunset.
Obituary notice listing numerous family members including C. Moras Beck, Bessie Johnson, Tessie Nelson, Azalia Chapter No. 77, and others. Mentions Hayward, Portland, Sherwood, Oakland, Mesa, and Calaveras as locations with funeral details at Sarensen Hrogg Chapel, 1401 Street, Hayward, California. Imminent services and burial arrangements are noted for a prominent local family.
A Richmond San Rafael bridge plan moved forward as bay area civic and industrial leaders urged a 6000 foot span linking Marin and Contra Costa. About 30 witnesses testified before Col. F.P.S. Tandy, citing 2,000,000 annual vehicles and a $35,000,000 cost funded by revenue bonds. Ralph A. Tudor for the state and the San Francisco Bay Toll Crossing Authority urged approval, noting studies show a real need. Navy officials said naval impact is under study with no report yet.
A four minute manpower pool of volunteers to serve in disaster or wartime emergency, organized by the Community Corps of the Veterans Service Council of Alamuds County, is close to completion. Enrolment forms, prepared with the Medina County Civilian Defense Council, are distributed through veterans posts and chapters. members enroll their families and friends. Those least likely to serve are urged to volunteer. Enrollment forms will be turned over to the city disaster council where the volunteer resides. Post commanders and Veterans Service council delegates will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Traffic Court No. 3, Oakland City Hall, to report progress. Edward B. Cunigas, president, calls for representatives of all county veteran groups. Currigan acts as commander of the Community Corps. RB. Geen as acting adjutant. Brig. Gen. Bradford G. Chyrowel, county defense director, and other representatives will attend.
Dr and Mrs Francis Kearney hosted the May nerd Ski club at their Dublin road home for its regular monthly meeting. President Glen Hammond announced an invitational swimming party and barbecue on Aug 7. The first fall and winter meeting will be Sept 11 at the Haysyned area recreation center to set plans for the 1950 51 folk and square dances. The Castro Valley Lions club hall on Stanton avenue will host the first dance Friday Sept 29. All skiers and folk dancers are welcome. save dates Sept 25 for dancers.
Lonenzo Theatre features The Gunfighter at 7:00 and Fortunes of Captain Toad at 8:45. Motor Movies shows Wagonmaster at 8:55 and The Awful Teeth at 1:00. Ritz Theatre presents Whitz Tower at 3:05 and 10:21. Wayward Theatre screens No Man of Her Own at 2:32 6:20 and The Lawless at 4:10 8:45. Red Cross invited to Thursday meeting.
President Truman denounced what he called a Russian filibuster in the United Nations Security Council during a slow news conference. He criticized Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik's running battle with U S and British reps over efforts to restore Korea's independence while praising American and British delegates.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local newspaper item from The Daily Review regarding mail and subscription details. It references a post office or second class mail, March 3, and a subscription rate of one year for $1.00, with Betty Clark Sparks listed at 31 Castro Street Hayward Alameda County.
Gov Earl Warren repudiates Gerald L K Smith as a campaign factor in California saying he does not share Smiths views or support his attempts to influence the race. Warren emphasizes Smith is not connected with his campaign and not welcome in any form.
Hayward's Cary family will perform rope spinning and bullwhip tricks in a street parade as a preview for the Akwneda Raden. Proceeds support Alamuds Luys Club for a new building. The five member group includes Ici Cary, his wife, and sons Eddie, Ellis, and Jinmie. Tickets sold at local Alameda venues.
Rallo Qwen Hornbeck of 22042 Hig Vista Street will have funeral services on Saturday Aug 13 at Sorensen Brothers Chapel 1140 Bb Street. He was a member of Calaverds Lodge 78 F and AM and Azalla Chapter 77 OLS in San Andrews Cal Heig. Survived by wife Mrs Bis Lornbeedk and many Hornbeck relatives. Interment at the Oak and Columbarium.
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