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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1949

Page

1

Hayward high school board leader backs bond plan

Marlin Haley, president of the Hayward district school board, heads a citizens committee to support a February 7 school bond election. He argues the bonds are essential to fund construction for area growth and to qualify for state aid under Proposition One. He cites housing growth and crowded schools as reasons, urging voters to approve the measure to avoid chaos and secure needed funds.

Marlin Haley Hayward Tinton High School Toehl Comtee Muyrd Haley Bagoming Revview Ifalay Haview iAdbo

Community Chest Nears $10,000 Goal After Drive

William B. Crabbing announces progress on the Chest Drive fund page as it nears the $10,000 mark. The drive began in October with a $15,000 target and today deposits push the total to $9900.45 toward allocations for Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Travelers Aid, and the Salvation Army.

William B. Crabbing Girl Scouts Travelers Aid Salvation Army

Eden Church Children Set For Party

The Eden Congregational Church department plans a Christmas party at 7:30 in the church hall. Mrs William Horb is superintendent. A give-away wheel will be run by the children with gifts for ward patients. The group will escort the tree to the hospital and sing carols for hospitalized and elderly residents. Truman back from Key West vacation. President returns to Washington after three weeks away.

Department of Eden Conational Church Willian Horb Falvnont

Bargain Egg Prices Floor in San Francisco Market

Wholesale prices in San Francisco fell to the lowest since 1947 with large Grade A eggs dropping three to four cents to 43 cents a dozen. Retail prices were expected to follow, with Grade AA eggs around five cents higher. Bacon prices showed a downward trend, with the best slicers about four cents below a year ago, while higher production was cited as the main cause.

San Francisco San Francisco Bay Federal Naw Service Pelpe

San Leandro Rows Over New Regime

San Leandro resists the new regime as council members spar over leadership. Former Mayor Joseph O Bele Mani ignited the debate by resigning to protest perceived graft. Officials clashed over delaying votes and seating gains as tension rose in a charged council meeting.

San Leandro San Leonard Sacley Neleye Ava I. Duboigg Dennald A. Burge Mussar

Selby Heads Community Center Board Selection

Selby was named chairman of the newly oriented board at the community center between Haywind and San Leantire. The slate includes Mrs Josephine Mayes co chairwoman and Mrs Thelma Aschen secretary with H Saunders treasurer. The next event is the Virginia ham bake sponsored by the chamber of commerce committee.

Harwin Selby Midway Loong Club Cavey Bretween Haywind San Leantire Ash- Tondares Josephine Mayes Eden Chamber of Commerce Thelma Aschen Fairmont Clu H. Saunders Lowelling Cramnetee Der Fees Comenil- OC

Rita Hayworth Says Birth Will Be in February

Rita Hayworth, wife of Prince Aly Khan, told a reporter that she does not expect to have a baby until February and warned against sensational speculation. She noted her confinement had been earlier feared and appeared well as she sat in her Cadillac near Chateau Dorlany while Aly Khan poured champagne for visitors.

Rita Lausanne Switzerland Rita Hayworth Miss Hayworth Con Prince Aly Kahn Vangertble Chateau Dorlany

Narrow Escape After Car Plunges From Bridge Wreck

Three young San Francisco men escaped possible death when a stolen late model Studebaker crashed through a guard rail on the western approach to the Dum barton bridge and overturned in four feet of salt water. Driver Thomas Nichols, 24, was injured and aided his companions Edward J. Powell, 18, and Charles Wells, 17, both listed in serious condition. Powell suffered multiple injuries including a compound leg fracture and facial wounds, while Wells endured a head injury and shock. Witnesses said the car sped at 70 to 80 mph, leaving 135 feet of skid marks before the plunge. splinters and debris pierced the vehicle as it rested upside down in the water. Nichols, the least injured, aided his friends from the wreck and was treated for cuts and bruises before being taken to Santa Tila son hospital by patrol officers. Wells remained delirious at Fairmont hospital, calling to be freed.

San Francisco Dumbarton Bridge Thomas Nichols 4Th Street Nichols California Edward J. Powell Edward West Menlo Park Wells Boy Powell and Wells Highland Hospital Highway Patrol Fairmont Hospital Santa Tilason Highway Pirot

Middle district fire relief: Ashland dept gets 650 from Midway Lions

Ashland Fire Department receives 650 from Midway Lions to buy a new rescue apparatus, stretchers, and other first aid equipment as part of efforts to boost emergency readiness. Chief Olivera says timely aid saves lives and supports a planned new firehouse. The ambulance fund had aimed to buy an ambulance but funds were redirected to this purpose.

Ashland Fire Department Midway Lions Luster Olvera Thi Olivera Cunty Valle County Lions Club Fre On Lions

Housewife Adopts Anthony From Welfare Dept

A San Lorenzo housewife and mother of a four year old child has adopted three month old Anthony from the welfare department. The mother says Anthony is a good baby despite noise he makes during adjustment and is active in church work. She is urged to claim a two dollar payment by calling the Daily Review before noon tomorrow.

San Lorenso Anthony Welfare Department Batali Daily Review

CHP Orders Speeches To Boost Christmas Safety

CHP plans a two front campaign as Commissioner Clifford E. Peterson announces orders to field units for intensive activity. Patrol members will deliver four minute speeches at every club meeting and public gathering in the state the week before Christmas to educate drivers and reinforce safe driving laws, aiming to reach 100000 motorists.

Aceldone Christman Clifford E. Peterson Peterson Striet California

Warren Hits Delay Move On Lobbying

A Sacramento report says Gov. Earl Warren blasts an Assembly six minute interim study on lobbying as a delaying tactic. He criticizes Senate edits removing a provision barring lawyer-legislators from paid appearances before state boards. Assemblyman Thomas Erwin Jr. sponsors the measure, tied to a March deadline. Warren insists the push is not lobbyist driven and defends the proposed prohibition as a novel, federal-backed reform.

Sacramento Earl Wiysen State Assembly Senate Assembly Thomas Erwin, Jr Puente

Funeral for Alameda Deputy Killed in Crash

Frank Lumpe, a Alameda County deputy probation officer, died in a two car crash on the Frazier Park road near Bakersfield Sunday. Funeral set for Thursday at Our Body of Grace church Casto Valley at 9:30 am under Pratt-Fliert mortuary. interment in Lower Lake. Survived by widow Helen and two children Norine and Adele. brother Frank, sister Betty Garner. Rosary Wednesday at Garden Chapel Mortuary, 1044 Street.

Lumpe Santa Maria Avenue Body of Grace Casto Valley Pratt-Fliert Mortuary Lower Lake Alameda County Frazier Park Bakersfield Helen Lumpe Norine Adele Frank Unpeé Betty Garner Garden Chapel Mie ProthFlers Mortuary Street

Doctors’ advisory board to guide Eden hospital plans

Eden township doctors were chosen to chair and participate in an advisory capacity for the hospital district. Dr. Irvine was named chairman as the group prepares recommendations for the district board early in 1980. Members include Drs LeVine Coate Struble Reayis Rungus Young and dentist Dor H Miller. The city council approved renting city equipment for public works and awarded the A street resurfacing bid to Immel Company. The council also annexation actions, budget authorizations, and library bids, with hearings set for Jan 16.

Eden Township George Irvine Dr. Irvine de. J. Levine J. D. Coate H. PB. Struble James C. Reayis Leslie A. Rungus Robert R. Young Dor H. Miller Ity Contal Lee Immel Immel A_ street Clements and Company Bechtel Western Road Tennyson Road Vaughan Seidel Arep Sunrise Kelly Street Kelly John Pesian Perindt Fe Il Dez Pexy High Street Claren Street C. W. White

California Senate passes state lobby bill amid fierce debate

The California Senate approved the lobby reform measure 24 to 14 after two hours of contention. The bill requires lobbyists to report their office, income, and expenses, while a later provision banning lawyer-legislators from paid appearances before state boards was dropped in a 20 to 17 vote. The Assembly weighed a delay resolution until March 26 as debates continued.

Sacramento State Senate Warren Assembly House Harold J. Powersville California Bradford S. Crittenden Stockton Jack B. Tenney Los Angeles Arthur Samish Samish Hugh Honnelly Turlock Ife

Tragic gas-furnace deaths at Niles Alvarado residence

Bodies of Antone P George 45 his wife 46 and son Marvin 16 were found in a gas tiled room of their Niles Alvarado road home. Alameda county deputy sheriffs said fumes from a faulty furnace caused the deaths. Deputies found the hodges after Mrs Frank George sister in law worried when no one answered. Fire was burning, no radios were playing, all windows locked. Partially wrapped Christmas presents lay in living room and bedrooms.

Antone P. George East Bay Niles-Alvarado Road Alameda County George Ire Marvin George Locke

Christmas Story Told to Rotarians in Palo Alto Meeting

Arthur Cassidy pastor of the Congregational church read a Christmas story chapter from A Tees Grows In Brooklyn to Rotarians at the Green Shutter hotel in Palo Alto. Rev Richard, Rotarian and pastor, announced the next Rotary meeting date as January 8.

Weather Outlook: Cloudy Tonight and Wednesday

A brief weather note states it was cloudy today with continued cold conditions into tonight and Wednesday. Yesterday’s high reached 80 degrees and the low is not listed.

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