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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1949
Page
2
Stage interview reveals Firkusny’s engaging personality and refined technique. The recital drew warm responses from Israeli listeners who praised his warmth, control, and musical insight, while critics noted room for a broader program and stronger crowd reception.
Warren proposes a $1,000,000 appropriation to overpopulated school districts. Sen Nelson Dilworth introduces a bill to base state school aid on current year attendance for districts with population growth over five percent. Sen Randolph Colfier drafts a lobby reform bill making noncompliance by lobbyists a felony and allowing legislators to appear before state boards.
City council approves a ban on gifts to officials and mulls a highway plan. The treasurer reports a December balance of 601,600.50 dollars. They accept the Russell tract annexation and the Lrnel parcel near Santa Clara street, with a through street planned to Winton road. An $100 appropriation funds Oakland newspaper for Hayward's business review and industry progress edition.
Surveys show Fairview annexation to Ora Lama Sanitary district completed. Bids for sewer line laying expected after January 1. Residents along Fairview Lane Adams Maud Quarry Upper Kelly Woodrow Carroll Willey View Ramanolo Berta and parts of Bayview Mansfield will not be exempt from sewer charges. front footage basis applies.
Former President Hoover urges Americans to back reforms to cut government waste and save billions. In a radio address at a cracker barrel conference, he argues cost reductions are needed to win the cold war and halt calls for larger government. He cites reforms to restore faith in the American experiment and prevent collapse against communism.
Three vehicles collided on the Centerville Irvington highway near the Washington Union High School driveway late yesterday. One woman suffered minor injuries and was taken to De Grimmer for treatment. Driver Maurice J. Silva 87 Newark said he attempted to pass, then turned left into a parked car. Donald Correa 18 Centerville reported he braked hard and was shoved into a parked car. Edward Perez 26 Sidney Ho Lold officers that he heard squeals and saw the Buick hit the brown car. Correa was issued a citation for turning without yielding. Another crash on Castro Valley Boulevard involved O. Shoopman. A car struck a building and travel 108 feet after leaving the highway. Byers was arrested for ketn driving.
Two Spokane men began manufacturing a new type of flour that is ready seasoned when marketed. HH. MM. Bartelson, president of the firm, says all frying cuts of meat fowl and fish may be raised in the flour with no further seasoning or preparation needed. Guests of Mr and Mrs Carl include the Hovey parents and Mr and Mrs Conant from Michigan.
Hayward Theatre shows Under Capricora at 2 02 with Bag and a2 aa. Lorenzo Theatre lists Lost Boundaries at 2 18 and 10520 pon. Hitz Theatre presents Roseanna Me Day at 1 33 pm. Notor v Fighting Man of the Plaing at 6 50 pm and 10 00 pm. Custic on the Hudson at 8 24 pm.
Poultry Producers of Central California publish today s price quotation for eggs and poultry. Prices listed include Nuloid large 44 cents per dozen, medium 42, small 37, standard 45. Live fowl under 2 44 pounds 25 to 20 cents. 2 39 over 3 pounds 83 to 34 cents. Beg horns under 4 pounds 19 to 20, over 4 pounds 20 to 21. Colored 4 and over TS 36.
A dated notice in Alameda County California announces the presentation and hearing on a petition related to a sanitary district. It names local officials and board members, specifies the hearing location and date, and instructs interested parties to appear or respond before the board. The document references the Hayward School District and includes signatures of district officials.
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