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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1950
Page
15
The readable fragment presents a notice from the Daily Review dated December 20 1950. It references page and time context, indicating a standard newspaper item typical of mid‑century local reporting. The readable text implies a brief summary rather than a full article.
The Costa Valley Horsemen's association asked Hayward city council to back annexation into the East Bay Regional Park System for park development in Southern Alameda County. The council declined to sponsor such proposals. The group seeks park purchase of EBMUD property with chamber of commerce support to tidy the project, with a report to follow.
A Hayward ceramist is among 32 Californian artists honored in a large House Beautiful article. The piece profiles makers whose work blends utility and beauty, with the featured artist connected to San Jose State College and local Hayward schools.
The Lorenzo District Teachers Association applies to form a local California Teachers Association chapter. The move aims to make CTA services more accessible to teachers and administrators, strengthen loyalty to CTA, improve communications between state and section organizations, and support representation decisions for area councils.
Haywards Civil Defense corps is now accredited. City Clerk Irene Jamieson announced Monday night that the acceptance into the state's disaster council has been approved.
Smiths, the West’s largest men’s and boys’ store west of Chicago, credited for planning a $500 000 Berkeley branch after enlarging Oakland outlet. The Bay Area retailer founded in Oakland by William Smith, with Harald and Jesse Smith as leaders, plans a 25 000 square foot Berkeley store at Shattuck and Center. Occupancy date to be announced.
Four American Sabre jets clashed with two Soviet Mig-15s in northwest Korea yesterday. The brief dogfight saw the Red jets quickly flee, while U S pilots claimed damage to one or more enemy planes before the Reds retreated toward Manchuria. The Sabres, capable of speeds near 700 miles per hour, pressed the engagement but did not score a confirmed kill in this encounter.
Eden chamber of commerce board of directors held a special meeting in the chamber's new office on Thursday evening. A defense program was endorsed, a nuclear committee formed, and plans laid for distributing atomic attack pamphlets. Also approved were nominations for the 1951 board of directors with nine to be chosen.
Members of the Order of the Star of the East or Master Mason line are invited to attend a meeting and civic function organized with Fre Webster, deputy grand marshal, as host.
Dorothy Meustey, 42, a clerk at a San Leandro grocery, was robbed again in two months. She described a well dressed man who demanded money in a coffee bag while brandishing a black automatic. He fled as she exited the store with him.
A San Leandro air force private and his Baltimore buddy were arrested for car theft and being absent without leave. Ralph Ob. Meyer, 18, of San Leandro, and James J. Rayper, 19, of Baltimore, reportedly admitted taking the car in Los Angeles after leaving Sheppard Field Texas. They left the field with four other AWOLs and were nabbed by Patrolmen Frank Kirk and John Kirby near a home where a San Leandro girl baby-sits. Police did not disclose the informant source.
The Edward Cary family known as trick Tepe and whip artists will headline Hayward Post 68 events with a dinner for members and families. Castro Valley 23 voice choir directed by Mrs. David Birkie will perform Christmas music. Santa Claus arrives after dinner with gifts for children.
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