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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1950

Page

13

Christmas party and court of honor for Cub Scouts

Readable excerpts describe Southern District Den 35 of Hayward Highlands Cub Pack 7 hosting a Christmas party at Mrs. Brown’s home on December 20, with carols and gifts for parents. Mt Eden Boy Scout Troop 1 held a Dec 19 court of honor at Mt Eden School with candle lighting, flag ceremony, tenderfoot and second class pins, and multiple mothers receiving pins.

Hayward Highlands Brown Mt. Eden Mt. Eden School Anneth Garcia Donald Curnow Roberto Gonzalves Dick Kirby David Williams Ronald Jacobsen Ray Wasson Bob Kirby Bob Palmer James Oakman Bill Lindsey David Johnston Eddie Dameral Benny Estachio James David Bill Ronaid Bernard Jacobsen Donald Kirby Moulton Edmonds Charlotte Jacobsen Lud Kirby Stella Oakman Ruth Edmonds Gilbert Oakman Institutional Wasson Joe Renda Buddy Jackson Silva Jackson Bernie Jacobsen Buddy Oakman Garcia Renda Kirby Bud Slothower Jacobserj Jackson Herb Ladde Castro Valley Cub Scouts John Bellsmith Santa Claus Cubs Richard Baizley Michael McGinnis Johnny Hutto Gerald Miller Donald Balch Earl Neilson Johnny Brimfield James Mitchell Wayne Dennett Johnny Brumfield Richard Henry Dennet Kenneth Jensen McGinnis Don Mother Dale ‘Goff Don Johnson Holmes Mrs. Jensen

San Mateo jail escapees sought after breakout

Redwood City reports that two maximum security inmates Richard McWhorter and Paul Campbell remain at large while two other escapees Daniel Heaney and David Patton, with Robert Miller, were recaptured after a jail break. Authorities say knives were smuggled in. the escape occurred during evening exercise when guards were distracted.

Redwood City U.P San Mateo County Richard McWhorter San Mateo Paul Campbell Route 2 Pamelio Redwood Daniel Heaney San Francisco David E. Patton Alvin J. Ludwig Robert Miller Daly City Ludwig San Quentin Healey Heaney William Jarman Patton Miller McWhorter Campbell

Judge Harris Gives Advice On Marriage

Oakland reports retiring Superior Court Judge T W Harris who has handled about 20 000 divorce suits in 45 years said the main causes are a wife s sexual inhibitions a husband s liking for alcohol and joint money problems He offered one last tip for couples planning marriage If you can t accept each other s in laws don t get married

Oakland T. W. Harris Dean of California Jurists

Bus Driver Offers Unexpected Help To Crippled Woman

In Memphis a city bus driver halted after a crippled woman boarded his route. The driver assisted her, noting he had seen her walking to town on prior rounds and presumed she could not manage the trip. The act drew local praise for his kindness.

Memphis Tenn U.P Thelma M’swain

Mother Tricks Kids With Ice Cream Bell Ruse

In Memphis Tennessee a young mother lured her two children home by ringing a bell resembles an ice cream vendor. The prank caused half the neighborhood children to come home quickly. authorities noted no injuries or arrests.

Memphis Tenn.u

Peace Era Boom Faces War Economy Cuts in 1951

New York report notes 1950 peacetime business records across steel, cars, electricity and oil while warning of a 1951 shift to war production, tighter controls, higher taxes, and limited consumer supplies as government measures tighten. Strong entities include United Steel Workers, steel mills, and industry sectors.

New York Burt Industrial America China Steel United Steel Workers CSO Dunn & Bradstreet Department of Labor

Milwaukee police warn of sex maniac

Milwaukee authorities move door to door after a sex maniac attacked two 11 year old girls in the neighborhood. Police Chief John Poleyn urged parents to keep children off the streets after dark. One girl regained consciousness after surgery for a skull fracture from a blow and a punctured skull.

Milwaukee Wis U.P John Poleyn Poleyn Girk

Egypt Royal Family Welcomes First Male Child in Decades

CATRO Egypt UP reports the first male child born to the Egyptian royal family since King Farouk nearly 30 years ago. Princess Farkah, Farouk’s sister, and her commoner husband in Sacramento welcomed the son. Farouk previously divorced over lack of a male heir.

Catro Egypt Farouk Farkah Sacramento Calif Pathia Faikah Fuad Sadek Cairo Bey Sadek U. S Fathia Riad Ghali Nazli Fethia Ghali San Francisco

Girl Scout Troop 37 Plans Holiday Service and Sewing Badge

Mrs. Gerald Irving and Mrs. James Leckie lead Troop 37 as they decorate for a Christmas visit to shut-ins, deliver gifts to an Arroyo del Valle sister, and begin the advanced sewing badge. Leader Mrs. Richard Armstrong continues guiding the troop in grooming, sewing, and composing activities.

Robert Locke T Marla Avenue Castro Susan Armstrong Jeanice Sims Hesperian Boulevard Seattle Shirley Hofferi Karena Olsen ALS Bm First Streets Hayward Troop 37 Arroyo del Vall Livermore Gerald Irving James Leckie Richard Armstrong

Phonevision Chicago Test Starts Jan 1

Zenith announces a 90 day trial of Phonevision in Chicago starting New Year’s Day. 300 families receive special receivers and order shows via telephone key signals for $1 each. Tests show if the public will support “box office television” for premium entertainment.

Chicago U.P Phonevision Zenith Radio Corp McDonald

Dewey to Outline Budget Measures for New York

Governor Thomas E. Dewey plans a no tax increase budget for 1952 53 and will call the Republican legislature to curb nonessential state construction and spending. He will seek higher salaries for state workers to align with private industry and outline fiscal plans in a forthcoming message. Tiles used in bathrooms are waterproofed by fusing clay with minerals under intense heat.

Albany N.Y Thomas E. Dewey New York State Dewey

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