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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
2
Mrs Loretta Stevens an Anglo California Bank employee resents to Mrs Margaret Stvey a favor given to guests attending the bank open house in the newly redesigned premises. The dispute centers on ownership and presentation of the gift.
Everett Clay, 65, of Route 1 Tracy, was struck by a car while working on a fence near the San Joaquin County line yesterday morning. Cordell D. Hyde, 47, of San Francisco, drove through a PG&E barricade and hit the fence. Clay was taken to St. Paul’s in Livermore. Hyde was cited for unsafe driving by the state patrol.
Today’s market notes quotes from Poultry Producers of Central California for Nulaid eggs at 52 cents large 447 medium 41 emall 47 standard 38 and live fowl groups. Breeders list fryers 28-29 under 3 pounds and 29-30 over 3 pounds while leghorns under 4 pounds sell 21-22 and over 4 pounds 22-29. Roosters colored 4 pounds and over range 29-39.
Special to The Daily Review from Oakland reports Troop 12 at the Valley Forge camp July 2 1950 joining about 50 000 scouts for the opening. Reveille sounded at 5 am delays and miscommunications occurred as troops gathered. Local leaders like Bill Faria Dick Crockett Lloyd Nixon and Bob Matheison helped organize. Tom Riley an Eagle Scout was chosen as one of 36 torchbearers for the openIng ceremony where President Truman spoke and thousands attended.
M H Bales, age 21009 Redwood, died suddenly Monday while visiting his daughter Mrs J T Layden in Las Vegas. A military funeral will be held with interment today at Woodlawn Cemetery Las Vegas. He belonged to Masonic lodge VFW DAV and American Legion Post. Survived by wife Esther, son Glen of Wayward, daughters Mrs C W Lidle Washburn North Dakota and Mrs J T Layden Las Vegas, plus four grandchildren James Michael Joan and Patricia Layden.
The narrator recalls assembling 50,000 and fewer to march back to quarters in 25 minutes. In their area the boys gather around the flagpole while the speaker expresses pride, then dismisses them. They disappear into tents as the morning dawns with buglers and meadowlarks.
The fragment provides a partial newspaper page header from July 6 1950 Daly Review showing page designation and issue date. No readable event, people, or article details are present to summarize a distinct item.
Janet J. Blair, 45, the first woman to escape Santa Rita detention home, was found at her mother in law’s home at 257 Castro Street and returned to Santa Rita. Hayward Officer Claude Marchand captured Bruce R. Prentice, 22, another escapee from San Bernardino County, after locating him at 27645 E. 12th Street Port.
Volunteers clean debris at the Sunrise school for the handicapped as repairs proceed. George Poulsen of Standard Oil gives a $50 check to Hayward Kiwanis for the effort. Mrs Ruth Twiggs says glass remains widespread and it will take days to secure the building before reopening. Donations of money toys and furnishings are still being sought. Hayward police have not identified the vandals who broke in last week.
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