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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1949
Page
12
Fragmented OCR puzzle item shows garbled word clues and hints with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases. Contains misread names and broken entries suggesting a historical puzzle page with theme words, embedded numbers, and misplaced letters.
A dense, era-specific guide lists TV and radio station programs by time, including local anchors and show titles. It features station call letters, show names, hosts, and scheduling blocks across networks and local channels, reflecting a broad broadcast lineup with news, dramas, music, and variety segments.
CARE announces a special Holiday Package containing a turkey and trimmings for Christmas or Thanksgiving. Executive director Paul Comly French says 100000 packages will be prepared at CARE's Philadelphia plant for shipment abroad. The Hellsville Whites turkey is steam roasted and canned, joined by butter, bacon, chocolate, sugar, coffee, and other scarce items for European holiday tables.
Neal Lambert owner of a general store in Smiths Creek Michigan left his watchdog at the shop overnight for over a year. On a single night the dog was not kept inside and thieves entered the store stealing a 125 dollar cash remaster and six dollars in change.
Beatrice Price as administratrix of Susie B. Johnson seeks private sale of Lot in Colonial Aves Lang township Alameda, at or after August 22, 1990, at 1020 B Street Hayward. Terms cash, 10 percent deposit, purchaser bears taxes and insurance. sale subject to court confirmation. premises at 20021 Western Boulevard Hayward California. Beatrice Price and Harold D. Mefford attorney details and publication dates July 20, 1909, August 6 and August 22.
Knapp Village Gardeners of San Lorenzo met after a month’s break with nearly full attendance. Guest speaker J. Smith Knapp of Knapp & Knapp Nursery discussed soil conservation and compost pits. The Pleasanton county fair yard exhibit won second prize. upcoming visit to Jones garden on Via Pinale Aug 21 at 10 am with coffee served. New members Mrs Henry Cox Fred Hattington and Vern Queenan welcomed. George Johnson named nominating chairman.
District Superintendent Paul Ehret outlined Proposition No 1 the 250 million dollar state school bond issue and the need for campaign funds at the David E B Martin School PTA gathering held at Mrs. Robert L Morrow’s Ban Lorents Village home. Board members voted unanimously to pledge money for the drive with attendees including Mrs W L Henderson Mrs Robert Stoner Mrs James Durpee Mrs Everett Brows Mrs H O Fetterman Mrs Roland Clune Mrs Mary Hockley and Mrs James McClevey. The report also notes the jackrabbit’s speed as 30 to 35 miles an hour when frightened.
Notice states Anglo Safe Deposit Company as substituted trustee will auction property at Hayward City Hall 758 Castro Street at noon on September 10 1999 to satisfy the debt secured by a 1946 deed of trust tied to parcel Lot 40 in Block 1 Tract 742 Alameda County California. Public sale conducted by trustee Temple Crane under Bank of Hayward security.
Frei Cox, chairman of a Bay Area cross country group, will address the City Commons club luncheon in Berkeley on August 26 at the Women’s City Club. His talk covers current developments in the Second Day crossing fight and will be transcribed by Stavon IRE. The piece notes common facts about the spotted skunk and hydrophobia.
The Board of Trustees of Hayward Union High School District Alameda County calls for sealed proposals for labor materials and services for two projects at Hayward Union High School on Foothill Boulevard. Bids due August 20, 1919 at 2:00 PM. Prevailing wages, apprenticeship rules, and bid requirements noted. Bids publicly opened with architect plans on file.
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