Opening ceremony honors Castro Village shop center
Official opening ceremonies at Thursday dedication of the new Castro Village shopping center in Castro Valley drew many area dignitaries. Arnold Anderson, initiator of the dream, spoke. he is also Castro Village’s present vice president. Back row attendees included John Buckingham, Art Phillips, Roger Anderson, Oscar Stark, Douglas Taylor, Tom Bullock, Hiobert Nahas, and John Anderson.
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Castro Village
Castro Valley
Arnold Anderson
Eulalia Anderson
Anderson Realty Company
Biddy Jones
John Buckingham
Art Phillips
Hayward
Roger Anderson
Hayward Chamber of
Army Man Transferred After West Coast Visit
In Bonp iac Michigan a woman Mrs Donald Hammond of Drayton Plains began a west coast trip to join her husband but he was transferred back east the day after departure leaving the trip unfinished.
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Bonpiac, Mich
Donald Hammond
Drayton Plains
Duner Appointed Secretary of EBMUD
Joseph A Duner was named secretary and treasurer of the East Bay Municipal Utility District by president Louis J. Breuner. Duner, previously treasurer since May after joining in 1949 as assistant manager of the commercial division, will take over secretarial duties from Daniel Read who has retired.
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Joseph Aduner
East Bay
Louis J. Breuner
Duner
Daniel Read
Daily Review of Hayward California Notice Front
The Daily Review announces postal entry at Hayward California as second class matter under federal act and batch 3 1879. Communications directed to P O Box 120 Hayward California. Subscription rate five cents per copy and one dollar per month.
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Postoffice
Hayward
California
P.O. Box
Dinner guest list highlights local social scene
The Morrish home on Elmwood welcomed guests including Carl Vogt and Mrs. L A Style from San Francisco as well as C G Morrish and Mrs. Morrish of Alameda. Gilroy resident Mrs. Jennie Calin stayed with her son in law Arthur C Lewis’s Elmwood Lane home. Vera Snyder and her daughter Jackie from San Francisco visited the Gibson and Brennan households on Elmwood and San Francisco visitors John F Sheridan and family arrived as Hayward newcomers. Mable avenue sees new residents R L Homen formerly of East Oakland. Death of Thomas E Davis of Knight's Landing prompted funeral services in Woodland for the Quirk family relatives Rickey and Danny.
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Robert F. Morrish
Elmwood
Carl Vogt
San Francisco
L. A. Style
C. G. Morrish
Alameda
Jennie Caliin
Gilroy's
Arthur C. Lewis
Elmwood Lane
Vera Snyder
Jackie
Elmwood Avenue
Robert A. Gibson
John A. Brennan
Hayward
Oakland
John F. Sheridan
John
Elmwood Jane
Mable Avenue
R. L. Homen
East Oakland
Robert Quirk
Rickey and
Danny
Ro‘lando Avenue
Thomas E. Davis
Knight's Landing
Woodland
Quirks
Castro Valley Saddlery Opens For Business
Castro Valley saddlery opens at 8609 Castro Valley boulevard by Bill Magers and Ozy Pickford offering western saddles bridles leather goods hand tooled leather crafts and silversmithing gifts. The partners run Diablo Manufacturing from Forest Avenue and will employ two more staff.
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Castro Valley
Diablo Manufacturing Company
Forest Avenue
Magers
Pickford
Air Corps
Italy
Mediterranean Air Transport Service
Oakland
Pacific Trucking Co Honors Drivers
Pacific Motor Trucking honored 26 drivers including two from the East Bay at Oakland ceremonies on Thursday. Lawrence Carson of Castro Valley and Clifford Edge of Hayward received seven year awards, part of 69 years of combined service. Officials from civic, state, and the National Safety Council presented the honors, with Lt. William MacMurray and Sgt. Theodore Parnow assisting.
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Pacific Motor Trucking Company
Oakland
Lawrence Carson
Redwood’ Road
Castro Valley
Clifford P. Edge
Groveway
Hayward
East Bay
National Safety Council
William MacMurray
Apples polished up at Sonia Mich apple festival
Food dealers distributed free apples to visitors at the annual fall apple festival in Sonia Michigan. Each apple was polished to a high lustre before giving away.
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Sonia, Mich
U.R
Tonia
Stray Military Assets Hidden Against Enemy Urged
The policy directs the 2th Army to evacuate Pyongyang if needed and leave no supplies or facilities of value to the enemy. It notes that in Pyongyang, restored facilities will be felt as the army finds them, reflecting a cautious approach to potential retreat.
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Pyongyang
2Th
Aemy
United Nations
Various Local News Bits From Benzonia and Beyond
In Benzie County Michigan chairman Leonard L. Case resigns from the draft board, denouncing the Korea war as unnecessary and criticizing policy. In New Jersey Corporal John Midolo writes his mother from Korea apologizing for deceiving her about combat, hoping to return home for Christmas but later reported missing. In Quebec a 19 year old clerk fends off a holdup with an empty syringe threatening arsenic. In Raleigh a mix of jurors includes Jesse James and John Quincy Adams summoned. George Washington is excused from jury duty.
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Benzonia
Mich
Benzie County
Selective Service Board
Korea
Leonard L. Case
Jersey City
N. J
U.P
John Midolo
Madeline Midolo
Midole
1St Cavalry
Suzanne
George Washington
Raleigh
N. C
Jesse James
John Quincy Adams
Wake County
Washington
Adams
James
Polio Foundation Faces Severe Financial Trouble
Basil O'Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, warned Chicago readers that the March of Dimes needs $50,000,000 to combat three years of record polio outbreaks. He said the foundation is in serious financial trouble and requires an additional $20,000,000 this year to meet demands from more than 100,000 cases in a three year span.
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Chicago
U.P
Basil O’connor
National Foundation For
Reservists Ordered to Report After Christmas
Organized reservists called to bases in the United States during the holiday season need not report until after Christmas. Reservists directed to ports of embarkation for overseas duty must report on their assigned dates.
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Washington
United States
Employment dip reported by Census in November
The census bureau announced a slight drop in employment in November after the harvest season, with 61,271,000 people employed versus 61,764,000 in October. The decline reflects seasonal hiring patterns and farm-related labor shifts across the month.
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Washington
U.P
Census Bureau
Traffic Deaths Rise in San Francisco Area
The California safety council reports an 11 percent rise in traffic deaths from January to October this year versus 1949. The council named Horace W. Miller, an insurance executive, as president for the new year.
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San Francisco
California Safety Council
Horace W. Miller
Connecting Garage Needs Fire Precautions
New homes favor attached garages near the street with straight driveways for convenience and garden space behind. Fire safety experts urge fire resistant walls and doors between garage and living areas, recommending asbestos cement flat sheets for walls and ceilings and partitions around heating units to reduce risk.
MacArthur says China mobilized vast force in Korea
In an exclusive cable to Hugh Baillie of United Press MacArthur claimed 500,000 Chinese troops were in Korea split into western and eastern echelons, nearly doubling prior estimates. He noted 200,000 attacking in the northwest and warned a new war with a new army had begun as North Korean strength was said destroyed.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
Korea
MacArthur
Edward M. Almond
10Th Corps
Mrs Kennamer to Direct Playground Activities
Mrs Helen Kennamer will lead the program at Tennyson playground when it opens Monday Dec 4. She is a San Jose State College recreation major and has held roles with the San Francisco recreation department and Visalia recreation office. Eleanor Scholtz of the Hayward area recreation district announced a schedule: open weekdays 2 to 5 pm and Saturdays 10 am to 4 pm.
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Helen Kennamer
Tennyson Playground
Kennamer
San Jose State College
San Francisco
Lawrence Berscheid to head Southern Alameda real estate board
Lawrence Berscheid was elected head of the Southern Alameda County Real Estate Board for 1951. He will be installed at the SACRER Christmas party December 14 at the Diablo Country Club. Ernest Hunt as vice president and Zora Pinasco as secretary treasurer were elected with him. Directors include Temple Paine Kenneth White Clarence Pearl Mildred Leidig Len Hillhouse John Amaral Fred Dean and Claude Ross. Fred V. Dean will chair the Realtors Cooperative Exchange committee with members Deadrich Walsh Smith Raabe White and Syneground. Directors for 1951 to the California Real Estate Association were elected at the Santa Cruz convention: Dean as director-at-large and Leidig Amaral as state directors.
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Lawrence Berscheid
Alameda County
Larry
Hayward
San Leandro
Sacrer
Diablo Country Club
Ernest AL Hunt
Zora Pinasco
Zote
Temple Paine
Kenneth G. White
Clar
Ence R. Pearl
Mildred M. Leidig
Len Hillhouse
John J. Amaral
Fred .V. Dean
Claude N. Ross
Realtors’ Co-operative Exchange
Southern
Alameda County Real Estate Board
Fred V. Dean
J. A. Deadrich MI
J. A. Walsh
M. O. Smith
E. F. Raabe
D. M
Child of Negro Father White Mother Adjudged Detroit Champion Tot
Detroit 29 month old Lester Massengill chosen as grand champion baby in a 5000 entry contest by the Detroit junior board of commerce. The winner received a four year college scholarship and a $1000 educational endowment. Father George L Massengill, a foundry worker, said race never came up in the contest and that the outcome proves fairness and democracy.
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Detroit
Mich
America
Lester Massengill
Detriet Junior Board of Commerce
George L. Massengill
Claire
Bejach Paige To Edit Bulletin For High 12 Members
Bejach and Paige were named to edit a monthly High Twelve bulletin to stimulate meeting attendance. The luncheon discussed attendance goals. cards will go to absentees. Dr Siead and others will attend a Bay Area High Twelve clubs meeting at the Claremont hotel in Berkeley.
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Maurice Bejach
Richard Paige
Hayward High 12
Frank Siead
Siead
Emil Wapelhorst
Lan Watts
Paige
Bejacht
Bay Area
Claremont Hotel
Berkeley
Howard Burr
Eucalyptus Lodge
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Erson Realty Company
Henry Schmitt
Plymouth Construction Company
Schmitt
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Gene Rhodes
Roland Hamsey
Oscar Helt
Howard McCalla
Bow Tie
Ralph Davis
Lions Club
Hatledge Road
East Times
Sonny Tufts
Barbara Britton
Allegro
George Raft
Awit
A. Yor Nye McCrea ES
Wanda Hendrix
the Avengers
Wabank
EBMUD
the Daily Review
Betty Clark Sparks
Castro Street
Lucerne
Lockhaven
San Lorenzo
Saga OF the
T& Cavalry
Mohn Wayne
Maureen O'Hara
Blondie
Arthur Lake
Panny
BY the
Way
Harriet Graig
Yefere
Eve
Arden
Stevens
Gale Istorae
Betweei
Castro Valley ‘Saddlery
Pacific Trucking Co
LASY
Tonite
Rocky Mountain
Errol Flynn
Patricia Wymora
Underworld
Dan Duryea
Gala Storm
Petty Girl
Robi; Cummings
Joan Caulfield
Fereva
Marlo Brande
Polio Foundation
M.G.M
Little Women
Sun
Bob Hope
Lucille Ballam
AIR PA
The
Civil Air Patrol
Norma Summers
Fight
Hayward Cadet Corps
DeAntonio
Fred M. Wilhite
L. G. Kent
Hayward Squadron
Jackie Robinson
Dodge City
Hayward Area
By Bobby Comenzind
Svendsgaard’s
Walter N. Gabriel
Barney Adams
Royal L. Garfi
Roosevelt High School
Dr. Garff
East Bay Realtors Council
B Street
Sgendsgaard
Bejach, Paige
High 12
Saint Anthony Hall
Wist Ave
E. 14Th
Joan Lestia
James Craig
Jack Qakie
Chill Wills
Dude Martin
National Guard
San Lorenzo & Midway Lions
Inc
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