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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1949

Page

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Hayward Engineering Plans Balancing and Alignment Courses

Hayward Engineering and Implement Company at 17 Jackson Street, distributors for Manbee equipment, will offer body balancing and wheel alignment courses. Mack Rogers, partner, claims exclusive patents on the new equipment and announces round‑the‑clock classes with half‑day instruction and supervised student work, a western first.

Hayward Engineering and Implement Company Jackson Street Manbee Manbee Inc Mack Rogers Hayward Engineering and Dnplement Company Rogers Half Haven West Caset

Beer keg explosion kills man at Yale party

Camden New Jersey John Kmich aged 56 died when a beer keg exploded during a Christmas party. He was attempting to tap the keg at the Yale gathering causing the fatal blast.

YALE Camden N. J John Kmich

Girl Scout Troop 103 Formed in Castro Valley

A new Castro Valley Girl Scout troop meets at Mrs Leo Jourdain's San Miguel avenue home and becomes Troop 103 with Mrs Pierre De Claire as co leader. Fifteen scouts work toward Second Class rank with arts crafts music and ceramics instruction. Troop 65 helps a family this Christmas and a second intermediate troop is planned for Baywood. Brownie Troop 03 will fly up December 22 to form nucleus of a new troop. ten new scouts listed. The Castro Valley Girls Club gifted a craft handbook for all troops. Leaders Association meeting December 13 outlines tree planting event February 12 and officers including chairman Mrs Raymond Cabb and district committee appointments.

Castro Valley Leo Jourdain San Miguel Avenue Pierre de Claire George Marxist Cera Qa Hayward Grace Harris Shein Vivian Rel Ramona Bryan Cathie Dean Lonnely Gillespie June Goff Lorna Jourdain Diana Martin Kay McCullough Diana Reid Annette Bailey Jean Hampton Nancy Wright Nancy Lee Gabrielzon Susan Harris Linda Ehrlich Linda Honolulu EJ * A Castro Vallew Martha Mary Lou Benny Chrismas Wanda Crumpton Alii Avenue Scouts Sisre Maureen Gerke Jackie Cgeuslin Betsy Fromhere Janet Malcolm Judith May Constance Johnson Coral Meyers Tamra Lee Goff Donna Low Ethel Andrews Jack Geastin Lawrence Gerke Cir Baywood Baywood Pta Herbert Brown Aywood Avenue Liogd Harris Ralph Ulrich Katherine Greenwood Diana Reina Elaine Gerhardt Sylvia Mélin Lowise Ulrich Carol Dunabin Avis Perkins Janet Carlson Joann Maio Ann Robinson Leaders’ Association of Richard Paulsen Camine Years Raymond Cabb Frank Millard Gladys Warner Charlee Carter Richard Armstrong J. O. Maiine Joseph Silveira RR. M. Altleck HW. Oj. Lewler Audrey Oswald J. O. Malone Farry Juzix Katie Parker Leslie Runyon R. D. Armatrong Raymond Cobb Paul Tickner Richard Ewen M. Affleck Charles Cutter H. J. Lawler Charles Rieznits Piere de Claire John Gutleben Jessie Gossett Bernice Hammer

Rotary 4-H Rabbit Deal Is Underway

Alameda county 4-H club council heard 35 leaders discuss programs as Hayward Rotary funds 3100 to buy three trios of registered Californian rabbits. Rabbits loaned to 4-H members become their property after four offspring are returned. A new project tractor maintenance was reviewed.

Alameda County 4-H Club Council Pleasanton Fan Arounds Administranion Harry P. Bolton Fem Hayward Rotary Club Rotary Club Bolton Santa Rosa

Optimist Club Sponsors Explorer Post in Hayward

Optimist Club seeks charter for a new Explorer post in Hayward to serve Bay Scouts aged 12 to 21. This would be the second Bay Scout unit sponsored by the rehab, which also backs a local troop. Albert Tuber named advisor, with Cat M. Dietze chairing the post committee and including George Vieira and Clarence Engthige. William J. Kohout serves as institutional representative on the district committee.

Wayward Optimist Seond Bay Rehab Thay Wild Troop Td Oharter Albert Tuber Cat M. Dietze George Vieira Clarence Engthige William J. Kohout

Castro Valley P-TA Cub Pack Renewed Charter

The Castro Valley P-TA Cub Pack charter renewal was approved by the Southern district committee. Dale No Goff named Cub master, Thury Theyd chairs the pack, Roy Johnson is institutional representative, with Texera Weis Therp Dennett as committeemen and Harvey Seatenas as assistant cubmaster. Twenty seven Cub Scouts enrolled, with registered leaders including Don Mathers Agnes Sevelak Bellsnitti Molmn Sea tenas Jensen Nielsen Salling.

Valley P-Ta Castro Valley Southern District Committee Don MacDougal Dale No Goff The Thury Theyd Roy Johnson Joseph Texera Cordon Weis Hans Therp Glen Dennett Harvey Seatenas Cub Scotts Don Mathers Robert Agnes Donna Sevelak Helen Bellsnitti Marion l Molmn H. Seatena Clare Jensen Francis Nielsen Thelma Salling

Extra Feed for Young Cattle on Winter Range

Farm Advisor Walter Johnson from UC extension urges supplemental feeding for young cattle on winter pastures. High protein but high water content in new grass reduces dry matter intake. add one to two pounds of barley per head daily, adjusted by age and size, until range green-up improves.

Walter Johnson University of California Agricultural Extension Service California

Experience Shows Cover Crop Benefits for Cherry Orchards

UC professor Dr. E L Prochsting told San Joaquin Valley cherry growers in Stockton that permanent cover crops like salfa and seasonal oats offer lasting soil and orchard advantages. After a shift away from cover crops, growers are returning to them, with non cultivation also discussed as a possible management method though its effects are not yet understood.

E. L. Prochsting University of California San Joaquin Valley Stockton Procketing Davis

Daily Review December 24 1949 tribute

Local page carries standard holiday edition notices and community briefs. Names of residents, events, and small notices appear in truncated form with no clear single lead story.

the Daily Review

Communism in 1949 Biggest Victory Since Union Formed

Communist triumphs widen world sphere as China falls to Red forces. Mao and Stalin meet in Moscow to discuss interlocking treaties, promising tighter Soviet influence. China now joins Moscow bloc ruling over vast territories and millions.

Soviet Union Homer Jones United Press Staff Siet Union China Josef Stalin Peiping Germany Elbe River Pacific Ocean Kremlin Russia Albania Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Hungary Korea Poland Romania Stalin Politburo Moscow Lizlo, Rajk Traienno Kostov Yugoslavia United States Britain Voice of America Red Family Peining Mao Tze-Tung Mao Peng

Dewey Rules Out 1952 Presidential Run

Portland report confirms Thomas J. Dewey, New York governor and twice GOP presidential contender, will not seek the 1952 nomination. In a letter to Oregon campaign manager John C. Higgins he calls the decision final and unretractable, citing the New Deal tax climate and his commitment to retirement from national politics.

Portland Ore U.P Thomas J. Dewey New York Dewey Oregon John C. Higgins Tigeing Cromwell and Sullivan John F. Dulles Higgins

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