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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1950
Page
6
A fragmented puzzle list features scattered terms and garbled kata resembling crossword clues. The dense array includes mixed alphanumeric hints such as 39 Guns 41 Ocean and 3h 8y with multiple language twists and apparent misprints. The readable portions hint at a broad set of across and down hints interwoven with character strings.
A dense list of radio channels and television programs with times and hosts. Mentions KGO KSFO NBC KFRC KNBC KNBC KCBS and other stations along with hosts, show titles, and time blocks across a full day. Contains numerous program notes, times, and segment names in a chaotic OCR-like listing.
Washington reports President Teaman requests 100000 for research to convert salt water into fresh water on an economical basis. He ties the proposal to national water shortages and existing water resources programs. A concurrent bill by Senator O Mahoney seeks 50 million for salt water conversion research and related methods.
At the annual election the Hayward Area Community Concert Association named Dr. Francis Kearney president for the coming year. Others elected include Frank Wight and Mrs. Virginia Clapp as vice presidents, Mrs. Irwinson secretary, Mrs. Edythe Pendergast treasurer, recording secretary Mrs. Mildred Leidig, dinner chairman Wesley Gordon, publicity chairman George Wilson, and production chairman. The nominating committee was led by Wilson and included Mrs. Leidig and Mrs. Barbara C. Henry. Retiring officers were Floyd Sparks president, Mrs. Mianza Blake Howell Plemmons vice presidents, Mrs. Violet Bay secretary, and Mrs. Claviea Mischer treasurer. The group, formed three years ago, aims to bring top artists to Hayward, with upcoming shows by Rudolph Virkusny piano, Dorothy Warensfiold guest artist, Tessy Spivakovsky violin, and the DePaul Infantry Chorus. Directors at the meeting included Dr. HP McCarter, Francis Bowen, Violet Bay, Edythe Penderquist, Barbara Henry, Billie Johnson, Ruth Irving, Mildred Leidig, Corinne Aitken, Francis Kearney, George Wilson, Marie Hunt, Manna Blake, Virginia Clepy, and Floyd Sparks.
The California Zephyr will stop at Niles to benefit travelers from San Jose Palo Alto San Mateo Burlingame and other peninsula points saving time. Eastbound the Zephyr leaves Niles at 10 26 a m and westbound reaches Niles at 2 06 p m.
A crowded calendar lists benefit whists for UPPEC Council 15 at EDES hall, Jan. 28 Cher ry1 and Firemen’s association seminar hall and high school gym on Jan. 30, and a Feb concerts in Hayward and surrounding venues. Also notes include Echoes of Portugal event at IDES hall, Hayward Scout Exposition, and a Washington Scouts show.
A scrambled report notes a Miami area millinery scene stretched by sun and sea. It mentions a range of hats and a playful claim about fashion merging with beach life. The piece also references Smith College students and a quirky measurement claim for the class of 1896.
Readable excerpts from the Hayward area youth activity listings present a dense, date keyed calendar of dances and clubs. The notes list intermediate and beginner folk dance groups at multiple high schools and community centers, teen and children's dance groups, square dancing, jamboree teen events, and baseball on Sundays, with times ranging from about 3:30 PM to 10:40 PM and venues including Bret Harte, San Lorenzo Village School, Tennyson, Mt Eden, and the Village Center. Contact numbers LUcerne 1 2415 and 1 2651 are provided for meeting schedules and troop information.
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