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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1951
Page
18
George M. Ketfer, a volunteer U S Defense Bond chairman for Alameda County, invites every resident to join the nationwide Defense Bond drive starting Labor Day. He says defense is everybody’s job and Americans are eager to contribute, stressing the drive’s importance to national financial preparedness.
Registration for Hayward evening classes starts daily from 5 am to 9 pm this week and from 7 pm to 8 pm daily after September 3 except Fridays. Apprentices are urged to register in class.
An invention by Drew Martell, a Kennedy Veterans Hospital patient in Memphis, aims to replace old trays with a new medical tray and hopes to market the device commercially.
Final arrangements for the Native Sons of the Golden West Admission Day celebration in Oakland on September 3, 9 and 10 were announced by Aden parlor members. Eden parlor planned floats and a dineredance, with Larry Lafleur participating in the Knowland Park dedication at 2 pm on September 9. A Sept. 10 parade finale features Eden parlor’s old time dive brigade float, also slated for San Leandro's fair. Richard Barber joined the parlor, and Maury Hernandez was named Eden parlor representative to the Empire Builders committee of the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce.
In Warase 1 Alexander from URI-Edgar 1 substituted goats for milk cows to feed young calves and save money. He bought calves and raised them for market, noting goat milk as effective for calves. A herd of 20 goats provided nursing milk at the same cost as one milk cow, with goats and calves moving to pasture twice daily while small platforms allowed calves to nurse.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower issued no comment on Salem Oregon Democrats pulling his name from the slate for the upcoming May residential primary. His headquarters reiterated that his position on political questions remains unchanged and previously outlined by his spokesman.
Forty Soviet delegates to the Japanese peace treaty conference are scheduled to reach San Francisco Saturday morning, three days before opening. The Russian delegation will travel independently, bypassing Washington, and has not requested American rail or hotel assistance. Two advance members checked into the St Francis Hotel, booking a 28- room suite and avoiding special office conversions.
UPI reports Japan, now a free nation again after the San Francisco peace talks, confronts a rapid population rise and faltering postwar trade. With 25 percent more mouths than food, Japan must import vast raw materials and food, while losing prewar territories and overseas markets. Emigration and birth control are discussed as possible relief, but no global haven can absorb excess population.
Tulsa police arrested a man on a misdemeanor and found his fingerprints matched those on a vase found in the apartment of a Tulsa rape murder victim, tying him to the city’s top unsolved case. The suspect boasted of being “the safest thing” in town, prompting further investigation.
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