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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1950
Page
10
A fragmented OCR puzzle listing numerous clues and letters with many misspellings, partial terms, and stray characters. The readable items include scattered word fragments like 49-Yellow and 41-Norse pod, but most entries are incomplete, making it a puzzle page with faded readability.
Radio schedules detail channel lineups, show titles, host names, and time blocks across KNBC KGO KSFO KFRC KSFO and others. television notes list programming including dramas, variety, news, and specials with times and hosts.
Delegates at the California American Legion convention in Sacramento planned to elect new officers, including a state commander race between William White of San Francisco and Stanley Dunmire of Yountville. Other contested posts were limited, with calls for ousting Secretary of State Dean Acheson and removing Russia from the United Nations. The body adopted a resolution criticizing Acheson and backing a tougher stance on Korea.
A Prentice Hall labor report warns that in a potential mobilization, manpower would be harder to fill than in 1940. It cites a low birth rate and many women tied to childcare, plus a reduced unemployed pool from 8 million in 1940 to about 4.5 million today, urging employers to survey staff for reserves and draft readiness.
Louis J. Breuner, longtime merchant and former John Breuner Co. president, is elected president of the East Bay Municipal Utility District board succeeding Francis E. Ideney who resigned due to illness and business pressures. Breuner, a resident of the Easthay area since 1916, has served as a district director since May and holds extensive local civic ties including Oakland Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, Shriners, and American Legion memberships. Boyd remains as district director.
Paulette Goddard faced an embarrassing moment during a summer theater run of Caesar and Cleopatra in Falmouth Massachusetts when her costume zipper failed in the second act leaving her nearly unclothed on stage. The curtain was lowered quickly and repairs made before she continued.
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