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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1949
Page
1
A doctored wire service style piece claims expansion will boost employment through new materials and labor needs. It mentions California and various trades, touting opportunity in gastria expansion and indigenous industries as key drivers.
San Lorenzo district held a ceremonial dedication Sunday for the new Bohannon school, with 500 to 600 youths transferring to the Vilaga facility. District Supt Pan Bhret led the program alongside David D Bohannon, a community leader and developer, in a service that included flag-raising, remarks by officials, and a wind-swept ceremony.
Dorothy Lee Fowler of 495 Highland Avenue, 19, consumed sleeping pills in Hayward after an hour with a man she loved. She was rushed to Highland Hospital where doctors pumped her stomach and monitored her as authorities questioned Harvey Pettit and Robert Brando who aided her earlier.
A six member coroner's panel investigates a devastating campus blaze at a university in Oklahoma. Authorities report several injured students as the inquiry focuses on how the fire started and which officials may be implicated in safety failures.
A fragmentary weather note describes daytime and night conditions with references to clouds, cooler afternoon and night temperatures, and a reported low of 44 degrees. It mentions a 64 degree high and lists unclear place or date identifiers mixed with stray letters and numbers.
The article reports Shirley filing for divorce over alleged infidelity by her spouse. Details include claims of a pregnancy and witnesses at a party with other women present, with a later statement describing the divorce as tied to a sickening and distressing scene.
Carl Johnson leads the electrical training program teaching Bob Weider and John Mathews to rewind a 139 KVA Fairbanks Morse generator. The project prepares students for field work in the school power plant supplying the gym, technical school, and football field.
Midway Lions report upcoming community center fund drive with a rough tally near 2500 from local supporters. The donation list includes numerous individuals and small amounts. names such as Ashkenedl Tire, Marys K Vac, Stella Vaccaro, and Dave Collins appear amid varied entries. The piece notes continued contributions and references a continuation on another page.
Congressional investigators disclosed three shipments of uranium compounds heavy water and related materials were sent to Russia in 1943 via Canada and Montana Great Falls. Major George Racey Jordan alleged Hopkins helped push the shipments while officials denied involvement.
Former officer recalls 1940s air ferrying mission on the Russia lend-lease route. Brown and Roberts describe cargo crates aboard C47s bound for USSR, guarded by armed personnel. Heavily protected shipments carried earth-like contents, with crates seen on long hops from Grant Falls to northern stations.
Jen L Carter 72 retired car penter died Saturday at his home in Bucklin Missouri He was a native of Auklin Mo and lived in the community ten years Funeral services will be conducted at the Bucklin Methodist Church and interment at Oak View cemetery Oakland He was husband of Flossie Carter of San Lengadro and father of Byrdies Schwarletvavbber Carl Carter and the late Golkta Miller He survived by six grandchildren and three great grandchildren and his brothers and sisters Audrey Carta M Della Cardner Myrtté ley Lo ja Rowell and others He was a member of the Bucklin Methodist church
Window shoppers on B street on Tuesday Nov 2 when Les Kent a Daily Review photographer asked if your three children could pose with Santa Claus at Bressmans 1018 DB street The three children cooperated and appeared happy The card for extra prints offered further details and tomorrow’s Daily Dollar collection at the Daily Review office.
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