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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1950
Page
5
A long transcripted piece reports that charges against George J. Selkene and Kefauver committee figures face fierce opposition. It notes political maneuvering by leaders like Senator Weraufta, Illinois officials, and several named figures as investigations threaten the tax and crime landscape.
President Truman outlined a mobilization speedup to Congress tied to the Korean War. He urged raising draft calls, extending service, and examining exemptions as part of a broader effort to reach a larger military by July.
Ning Warren, the 19 year old daughter of Governor Carl Warren, returns home after infantile paralysis hospital care. Her physician says a convalescence period follows and she will graduate from Clatehy High School. Her mother Wins Warren and Virginia Warren stand by, with 1492 postcards received since illness. Dorothy Warren, 19, injured in November accident, is recovering in hospital and will remain under care at home for another week.
Daytona Beach hosts the NADA convention amid unclear wording. The convention committee states a theme and slogan for Automobile Dealers, with emphasis on service and perspective. Dates indicate January, with venues planned along the coast.
An unclear report notes county schools in a university volume on educational opportunities. It mentions a county superintendent and a regional office staff member connected to a high school, with references to New York and other entities, though details are garbled.
A faded 1950 notary notice from Alameda California records a business and name filing under a fictitious name. It lists principals Ross Chomif Stearvs and Percy Swrakingen with their residences and signatures, dated early November, 1950, before a California notary.
The Gem Society of Castro Valley invites members to a Christmas party and potluck at the home of Vice President Mrs. Wail Lewis on Sept 25. Attendees should bring a gift for the gift exchange and a specimen for the program. The group also discussed its annual show and participation in the California Federation of Mineralogical Societies expo in June.
A dated public sale notice lists vendors in San Leandro and Hayward Alameda County California. It names Raymond W Kidd Oscar J Fondeol and others and sets the sale at 125 East Fort Street San Leandro on Monday the eighteenth day of Beecher year 1930.
Three candidates vie for queen as Cotter Machin leads a round-up gang to provide Western music for a December dance at the National Guard hangar in Hayward. The event aids needy Alameda County children. January coronation to crown the queen at the center. Community Center Inc outlines four points for future facilities and recreation district coordination with frequent monthly meetings and sponsorship changes.
At the California Press Association meeting in San Francisco, John E B Long urged defense of press freedom amid rising newsprint costs. More than 100 publishers heard speeches by Clintut of San Martin Vines and others. a two day session includes informal roundtable discussions. A separate notice mentions Ivan Landfather and his family, residents of St. Levitisy, California.
The United States Air Force states no overall policy change though a new rule limits volunteers with dependents to two. Sergeant Gene Gaudellye explains the program allows enlistment of men with or without prior service who claim more than two dependents.
Donald Berry, assistant director of the Institute of Transportation and Traffic Engineering at the University of California, was named chair of the engineering division for the 1940 Governor's Traffic Safety Conference to be held in Latramonte on December 7. The California event will include seven other Bay Area engineering and traffic safety leaders as speakers and panelists, per Archibald Mull Jr. of Santa Monica, with Wallace EB of Oakland listed among attendees.
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