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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1950
Page
7
San Leandro youth Chi dunes MM Silva, 71 West Lun Avenue, Say Leandro, son of Mr and Mrs Wang P Silva, was wounded in action in Korea. A former San Leandro High student, he enlisted in the Marine Corps about six months before expected graduation. The report notes his service during hall professional agebul competition.
The obituary notes the sudden death of G Bettencourt at his home 3449 Satnediy. in Weltoncourt Me. Last rites from the Residence Chapel of the Naywind memory at 287 roostreet will be held at the church. Recitation of the rosary at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the funeral home. Survived by wife Mary Baltes and daughters Geraldine Calon and Therese Getloncour, with brothers William and Leandra sel Challes, and a sister Anna Crawford preceded him in death. He was a member of Saintly church and Knights at Columbus 16 and HOES Ne.
Memorial service for Cpl Ke Bue Montague grandson of B Montague will be conducted Thursday at Eden Congregational church Bridge Street by Rev Hecharet Norberg. The service honors a Hayward union high school grad killed in action in Korea on October 1. Friends of the family invited to attend. Remains of Sania Fi native killed in a coal mine accident were reported. This was his first day at work.
The Disabled American Veterans chapters plan a New Year's dance at Memorial Building this Saturday night. Nels Onmpian, chapter chaplain, reports fundraising receipts to support welfare and other projects for cerebral palsied children at Sun-Hse School. The event, organized by Manfred Vulterin, commander, invites the public to attend and join in holiday charity efforts.
Fragmented text shows a Christmas wish and a bridge surprise near Goshen. Names are unclear, but indicates a Christmas story with an unexpected event and a fleeting misread line.
New York reports that in 1951 television industry leaders predict a drastic slow or halt in growth after a peak year in 1950. Foreseeable production cuts, tariff and tax effects, and defense priorities threaten to curb TV set output from 4 to 7 million in 1951, with color TV unlikely soon.
A late robbery leads to details of a home break in on Hesperian boulevard where Fidinner, a dutiful wife, waited as Herrick allegedly dragged loot from a safe into view. Mrs Herrick described the confrontation inside, the pair fleeing toward a Village bus, and detectives weighing theories of an inside job. The article notes deputies tracing prices and officers probing if the safe was not hidden and whether Herrick covered the theft.
On the highway a head on collision injured Barnett 24 and Ruth 23 of San Jose when a nest skidded into a city bus turning from Jasperian Boulevard to Iy Street. Bus driver Mrs Francis E Witt 32 of Oakland faced no serious injuries. Forty eight property damage reports followed in weekly totals. Richard Ly Geltz 19 of Oakland left traffic behind a truck on Foothill Boulevard causing a pole to shear and the store at 16551 Foothill to be damaged.
Certificates were presented to participants after CV First Aid classes conducted by the county. Instructors B. Ginines John Thiges OC Fink and Frank Wibking led sessions with attendees including Henry Towne, ward Valley area coordinator, and local officials. The ceremony listed numerous trainees and supporters, noting a field demonstration of an iron Tung and a successful completion by several named individuals.
Year end loan options available at Anglo California National Bank with convenient repayment terms. No deposit required for applicants. Loans aimed at covering year end expenses. borrowers welcomed by the bank with responsive service.
In a holiday effort, eight Christmas food baskets were distributed by church groups to City families in need. The event included large cartons of toys prepared for distribution and involved local congregations and community volunteers in Messell City.
Fragmented notice reports undelivered mail in Marys Vill and lists livestock pricing for a local sale. Mentions steer weights, heifers, calves, and lambs with scattered numbers and conditions, reflecting a rough agricultural trade record from a community office.
A truncated Senate session convened with only four members present while other members were away for holidays. McKellar participated via consultation, and the chamber adjourned after seven minutes with no major business conducted.
An event note from the War Lodge announces a December 10 Eve dance with Dania tail and Hever's orchestra. A January 7 Whirst party is sponsored by Chubite 2 Tetnes of Portugal at OE hall, with limited readable details.
Joven Parker said the clock did not break the party. When attention focused on the time, the clock hands promptly fell off.
In 1931 officials of the Radio-Television Manufacturers Association expect the figure to be considerably smaller than 1930 though the exact amount is not stated. The comment reflects cautious industry projections amid lingering postwar adjustments and market uncertainties.
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