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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1949
Page
8
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A dense OCR style log lists television channels and airings. It names KPIX Channel 6 KGO Channel 7 KRHC KOM SBS KCBS KQED and many others with times and program notes including news and sports blocks. It notes schedule entries for CBS NBC ABC KGO KCBS and various local shows and specials across daytime and evening.
The Martin Dads Club sponsors a Saturday night dance at the San Lorenzo Community Center in Pasen Grande to raise funds for record players and educational equipment for the classrooms. Miss Dorothy Pegis's orchestra provides music with Miss Lenarder as vocalist. admission is 75 cents plus corsage for women. Tickets available at the door or by phone for advance delivery.
Notice announces intended sale and termination of the firm Lacrone & Kinsey Insurance Agency. Otis A. Kinsey intends to sell to Alfred W. LaCrone of San Lorenzo California. Public sale date set for December 14 at 100 Arch Street San Leandro with attorney notice in San Leandro California November 29, 1949. Individuals named: Otis A. Kinsey and Alfred W. LaCrone.
A noisy schedule of charitable and social whist games, dances, and concerts in Hayward. Events include a Sunset school auditorium whist with turkey prize, a Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary benefit at Veterans' Memorial, Knights of Columbus charity bell, and multiple Christmas and community gatherings at IDEs hall, St. John's parish hall, and Hayward High School.
In Memphis a dog pulling a bicycle drew onlookers as a middle aged driver clung to the seat. In Bremerton Washington a sharp earthquake jolted the city at 5 03 am today awakening residents and prompting many calls to police and newspapers.
Guilford, a guidance counselor at Bay Ward Union High School, spoke to Ute Maynard Kiwanis at Castro Villa about the important phase of adolescence. He traced counseling's progress from wartime needs to today, emphasizing listening over dictating and the balance of freedom within the law.
Long Beach reports Navy wives press for the release of husbands held in Chinese prison. Mrs Williams plans to take their baby to Washington to push for action, urging Congress to intervene. The wives demand swift, humane treatment and insist on ongoing solidarity until results arrive.
Report from Moscow where residents discuss whether to rename the town. Citizens show mixed views while debate centers on the implications of changing the name. The article notes Moscow's population at about 14 100 with around 3 students at the University of Idaho.
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