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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1950

Page

3

Air Strikes Target Pyongyang Rail Yards by B-29s

Tokyo dispatch says B-29s hit Pyongyang rail yards northwest of the city center, destroying desigation and switching facilities and causing heavy smoke. MacArthur headquarters reports completion of destruction of the Scout west Ulwoad bridge and major effects on marshalling yards, with fighter sweeps and convoy actions contributing to the effort.

Tokyo Otdy Pyongyang Willian Oertell Poond Calel Douglas MacArthur Eadquarters Tou Tlambung East St Seoul U.S

Memberships Accepted by Area 1 of C Chamber

Area 1 of C Chamber accepts seven new member firms including Camibra Otel and Rather Park at 1428 A Avenue San Leandro and 190 Mag Ay Ur Boulevard Oakland. Members listed include Y Bulleers Inc owner C G Marrison Dean Moron Hunter Morrisay Haymd Touvery 915 B Street and Down Say Albert Kwanig Haytword Frail Distributqys 0 C Street. The publication credits Libya Journal and Dynes Radio with notices and sources in Sanderson Lumber and other firms.

Yward Area Ciieree Gwhers Memyshiyy Camibra Otel Rather Park A Avenue San Leandro Money B. T. Montgomery Ilorof Y Bulleers, Inc Mag Ayur Boulevard Oakland G Marrison Dean Moron Hunter M. Morrisay Haymd Touvery B Street Albert Kwanig Haytword Frail Carroll Resulire Moo Grebard Even P. OU Sanderson Wid le Vsidersen

Funeral rites for Mary Louis Balthazar in Hayward

Mary Louis Balthazar 74 died recently at home on 2d2og awitea road. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. at Allints Catholic church with burial in Holy cemetery. Wife Ualthezer and extended family survive including children By inlet San Lorenzo and others. Mother Joseph a7a Balthazar of Alyingulo also remains, with a rosary service preceding the funeral.

Mary Louis Talthavar Esay Sorensen Brothers Apel Allints Rmepl Ualthezer Wy Souza Balthazar Hayward Ife Concho West Calennial No. 1 LUPEC Ta Downe Inlet San Lorenzo George Balavont Onkhind Emeline Epp Annie Burston Rey- Ithinesy Joseph

Train Wreck Derailed 30 Cars of WP Freight

Railroad officials estimate total losses between 250000 and 275000 after a freight train derailed Saturday near Cireveut Ventosa Nevada. Three cars left the rails causing a fire that destroyed sugar, canned foods and lumber cargo. Five conductors were not injured. Fire crews from nearby towns fought the blaze as repairs and salvage followed the wreck. Traffic resumed on an inner spur while the wreckage area was cleared.

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Death Notice for Maye Hayward and Family in Azores

Delayed notice lists Mary Maye Hayward of San Jamire and family relatives in Avore Taands. Funeral from Mie Hayward Me Cuatro St on Wednesday at 2 PM at AH Saints Church with burial at Joseph Cemetery.

Mary Cuatro Wednerby Avi Hepsak Tian

August Lows Hit Midwest Cities Shattering Records

Chicago reports a 43.7 degree low the coldest August on record. Other Midwest cities logged new lows including 50 in St. Louis and 13 in Terre Haute. Forecasters expect continued cool and pleasant weather, with records dating back to earlier years.

Chicago Fenecasters St. Louis Terre Haute Ind HITZ

Haynes High FFA to Enter Livestock at California State Fair

Haynes High School FFA chapter will participate in the minor division of the livestock contest at the California State Fair in Sacramento. Led by adviser Henry Milley the team departs Maynard on August 20 and stays through the fair period. Members Jim and Tont Vicer will show hogs and fat sheep. Walter Lum competes in the beef cattle division. Jack Kelisasser enters laying hens. Bill Peterson and Don Jensen show hogs. George Mascuford presents fat sheep. Marvin Chapman shows meat chickens.

Rqlure Orarmers Aft America Haynees Mnior Sacramento Wing Aug Jim Tont Walter Lum Ft Beer Marvin Chapman

World Series rights sold to Mutual and Gillette for 1950

Cincinnati report states Mutual Broadcasting System and Gillette Safety Razor will pay 600000 for 1950 World Series television rights after beating an 800000 offer from Allen B. Dumont. Funds from the deal go to a central pool for player pensions. none added to series receipts for clubs or players.

Mutual Cincinnati, C Chandler Gilletle Zlsq Lerues Broadcasting Money Way

Waist Party Set for Wednesday Whist Event in Hall

Public notice announces Walbury Soviel club monthly whist party open to the public at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Dinia hall. Committee members include Mesdames Alfreda Vejny Blanche Andersen Leta Agroc Mamie Brunner Freda Boird and Anna Bedford and Miss Minnie Christensen.

Walbury Soviel”club I Dinia Hall Mesdames Alfreda Vejny Blanche Andersen Leta Agroc Mamie Brunner Freda Boird Anna Bedford Minnie Christensen

Roosevelt urges offensive stance to avert World War II

James Roosevelt eldest son of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed over 1,000 delegates at the National Federation of Post Office Clerks biennial convention. He urged the United States to build economic and military strength, saying America must be on the offensive to deter Russia and prevent a new conflict.

Cleveland U.P James Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt National Federation of Post Office Clerks AIL America Camp Boveror Culil Ford

Playing With Matches Fire Damages Rural Area

A fire at the rear of a rural property damaged several structures and chicken pens. Local patrol, led by Bill Walters, contained the blaze and warned against careless behavior around flammables. A Democratic speaker urged persistence in war programs without civilian restrictions, arguing for strong national resolve.

Colune Erty Sunialoperos Agann Allmede County Patrol Ieview Bill Walters

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