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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1950
Page
4
The text argues the anti Communist oath is a crucial weapon, citing Hay Bridges and Hiss as cases where false statements under oath impacted charges. It claims Communists would resist signing, while non Communists might be misled by liberal defenses, suggesting some resistance is inspired by Communists themselves.
On the Naktong front, U S Marines and Army forces combine close air support and ground offensives to push North Korean troops back from the Naktong bulge toward Yingsan. Report notes 12 000 Communist troops defeated with 1 500 killed and vast quantities of guns and supplies destroyed. Emphasizes joint air and ground assault, high casualties, and inter service rivalry fades amid decisive victory.
Lloyd Dias, an Optimist president, reported a burglary at his Castro Valley home Saturday night. His unlocked car was robbed of coal worth 80 dollars and his wife's valued items totaling 80, plus his opt imist pin worth 52 dollars. Deputies said they would pursue the thief.
The Vatican reported Pope Pius warned all Catholic clergy that dissenting opinions threaten Catholic doctrine and may aid the spread of communism, urging adherence to traditional teachings and unity within the church.
Mrs Mary Silva 70 dies at a focal hospital after an extended illness. Funeral from Residence Chapel of Hayward Mortuary at 9 am Wednesday Aug 23 to All Saints Catholic Church for mass at 9 30 and interment at St Josephs cemetery. Survived by husband Joaquin Silva and siblings in the Azores and California. Rosary at residence chapel 8 pm Tuesday.
Xmas toy drive kickoff event set for Tuesday in the Veterans Memorial Building. Commandant William Keys notes drop points at Karl Michaels store and the Maring Recruiting Office. Names of participating students and families listed for support and donation logistics.
Gen George C Marshall head of the American Red Cross appeals for blood donors to aid Korea war casualties The Red Cross is official procurement agency for blood and plasma to armed forces Volunteer donations in Japan have supplied some blood but shortages persist Shipments from the United States to Japan are planned Raymond J Barrows Pacific area VP notes Western centers will be opened at Portland Oregon Yakima Washington Tucson Arizona and other locations
An OCR fragment touts a bank with quick low-cost service and terms like “Pursenal lana $100 up” and “borrowers 208 welcome,” suggesting an old loan or deposit offer. The readable text is garbled but indicates financial services aimed at new customers.
Army officials announced a move to end the gentle training era and concentrate on realistic combat discipline. General Mark Clark says basic training will drop from 14 to six weeks, omitting non essentials and stressing crawling under barbed wire, machine gun bullets, and artillery shell fire to prepare troops for Korea’s Communist threat.
Barrows announced mobile units will operate from the centers in San Jose and Los Angeles. The plan aims to reach donors and directs individuals with blood types to contact local Red Cross chapters for arrangements when the units visit.
Lt. Colyar Robert C. Colyar USNR of Castro Valley near Oakland has come home from San Diego where he spent six weeks instructing 400 college students at the Reserve Officer Candidate school aboard the U S Naval Station. He previously taught physical education in public schools.
Boston report says the Deaconess Cancer Research Institute breaks ground as the first New England establishment of its kind. The event marks a milestone in regional cancer research and treatment capacity, with officials highlighting anticipated advances and community support.
Mrs Agnes C Woodward 74 wife of Lowell L Woodward of 545 Medford avenue died at a San Leandro hospital Saturday. A Glasgow native she had lived here 26 years. Survived by husband and one sister in Glasgow. Funeral rites at Sorensen Brothers chapel 11 a.m. Tuesday with burial in Cone Tree cemetery.
The U S Public Health Commission allocated 485000 dollars for the construction of the cancer institute, signaling a major investment in cancer research and treatment facilities by Branton.
Jocko escaped from a cage at a San Francisco pet shop and unleashed chaos as he smashed a fish bowl and scattered cages. Police pursued him through the store and rafters before lassoing him from a top refrigeration unit. No charges were filed. the price of pet shop monkeys dropped afterward.
The Hayward Ski club announces an evening of folk and square dancing at the Lions clubhouse on Rutledge Road in Castro Valley from 12:30 pm to midnight on September 29. Members of local Hayward area folk dance groups are invited to attend.
In Elletsville a farmer investigating missing eggs found a mother skunk and a litter of nine beneath the coop. The trap produced a skunk but eggs continued to disappear until the farmer waved a spoon toward the farmhouse to observe.
Community listings detail August youth activities across Hayward area venues. Events include dance groups at Tennyson School and Village School, teen agers at All Saints and St. Anita, and Swing Teen and Heymakers groups. Also listed are fields, centers, and gym schedules in Castro Valley, Russell City, and nearby communities with related club and meeting times.
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