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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1950
Page
2
A historical appeal urges funding tuberculosis prevention through Christmas seals to support the Alameda county tuberculosis association. It argues the disease’s high cost in lives and families, urging residents to contribute cash purchases to fund treatment and prevention efforts.
Notice in Alameda County to guardianship of Doris E. Gans Bergender minor for a private sale of Eden property in Alameda County. Court confirmation required. sale terms include cash or credit with 10 percent down, price at least five thousand dollars, in care of Waley and Scurnone. Sale date set after first publication. dated 1950.
A century of items from Hayward reflects local legal honors for Murray W. Waley and Lester Poles, wind and damage from storms, archival notes on radio and BMI debates, boxing history involving Mas Baer, and 1940 wedding and theatre notices. Also brief items on Lon Chaney death, Honolulu wireless telegraphy, and community changes in Hayward.
The Army ordered six National Guard divisions to active duty as part of a drive to raise forces to 3,500,000. The 31st Alabama Mississippi Infantry and the 47th Infantry Minnesota North Dakota will train at Fort Jackson Mississippi Army said the divisions were chosen for best equipment, training and manpower in their region. Maj. Gen. Paxton of Greenville Mississippi commands the 3rd Corps in the Southeast and Maj. Gen. Hendrickson of Minneapolis leads the 47th at Fort Rucker near Ozark Alabama. No plan to move guard divisions out of the continental United States was stated, though policy could change if activating more is needed.
Washington report summarizes President Truman's address on national emergency and the war in Korea. He cites Soviet aggression, pledges peaceful settlement where possible, and warns against appeasement. He outlines price and wage controls, mobilization targets, allied unity, and tax increases to fund military buildup.
British truck crews report a dawn execution near Seoul Korea where South Korean guards killed prisoners including women and children. Witness describes kneeling captives shot in trenches, a magistrate certifying deaths, and bodies buried with earth piled atop graves.
A fragment argues that paying taxes now preserves freedom and keeps prices low. It warns that true freedom resides in homes, schools, churches, work, government, and voting rights, and that these would be lost if Communism wins.
A 10-year-old Hayward December rainfall record hangs in jeopardy as precipitation trails the first half of the month. Through December 15, 6.34 inches fell, leaving softer ground, with the 10.01-inch December mark facing possible new heights. Earlier in December, Hayward set a 24-hour record of 2.54 inches closing on Dec 4.
The newborn quintuplets of Dianne were recorded at a total birth weight of 13 pounds 6 ounces. The event highlights the rare multiple birth and notes the parents' elation and medical staff's careful monitoring during delivery.
Bay area milk producers urged the Bureau of Milk Control to raise prices in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. A spokesman cited a four percent local surplus yet argued high margins amid population growth. H G Claudius of Consolidated Milk Producers warned about conversion of talfa grazing land to cotton next year, raising hay costs. Lynn Bramkamp of Associated Dairymen noted a 0.4 percent drop in production from last year and said feed costs had risen 25 percent in four months.
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