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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
8
Virginia MacPhenson Storly Wood reports amid a flood of claims from communists mocking American policy. City officials discuss water line errors, funding, and a potential six inch line to Hayward airport while assuring residents the project remains on track.
George W. Chambers, 67, refutes Lt. Chdr Hy Le Roth at the Lith Naval District in San Diego, asserting he did not desert from the Navy 50 years ago after filing citizenship papers. The article notes Chambers denied the accusation and sought to restore his name.
A notice from Daniel Reel, secretary of East Bay Municipal Utility District, states that the San Lorenzo School District property at the David D. Bohannon site has been officially annexed into EBMUD. The move marks the district’s newest San Lorenzo Village school joining the utility district, announced at the trustees meeting Monday night.
The Universal Form Clamp company of Chicago announced a new industry in Leandro at 2051 Williams Street. A temporary 20 by 40 foot corrugated steel building will start immediately with preliminary investment near 50 000 dollars and total investment around 200 000 dollars after a 200 by 100 foot concrete plant is built. Local officials and the LeHay Estate arranged the property deal, with the Pacific Coast manager in charge of the project and E18 Field Company as brokers. The plant will serve seven western states and create a rail link via a Southern Pacific spur. San Leandro officials praised the chamber and city for support and backed annexation as beneficial for industry.
Representative Richard Nixon announced immediate introduction of legislation to safeguard servicemen voting rights in the November election. The bill will be patterned after a World War I law enabling service members to cast ballots, aiming to ensure access and participation for armed forces personnel.
Richard and Clarence Licks of Pleasanton are among 15 East Bay men who joined the Marine Corps in the past week. They will undergo a few weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. After completion, they will be assigned to a technical school for further instruction or to a regular Marines unit for advanced training.
The Sixth Army announces Camp Roberts will reopen for intensive training near San Miguel. The facility has a capacity to handle 26,000 men and will host nondivisional combat and service units.
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