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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1950
Page
2
Report from the Valley Forge jamboree describes final day ceremonies including flag raisings for Greece France Malta and the collective pledge to carry Valley Forge ideals home. Scouts from Maynard Oakland Canterville and others parade to the central field while Eisenhower’s address energizes the crowd and emotions mix with goodbyes and plans for the next jamboree.
Local residents receive recognition as Alt madernate Gilt judges announce art division winners across oil painting watercolors photography and crafts. Names include notable entrants from Hayward San Lavanya Pleasantan and others in Amers, with awards highlighted for painting, watercolor, and photography categories.
Daily quotations from Poulley Producers of Central California list eggs by size and grade. Prices span from medium to extra large with ranges such as 2% standard and 41 to 254 per crate, detailing weights under and over four pounds and dry varieties.
Commissioner Eugene Connor ordered a mass roundup in Birmingham aiming to detain suspected communists. He claimed to have identified leadership and vowed to prosecute any officer aiding infiltrations, asserting the need to neutralize communist influence as a national security measure. Two party leaders, J. Tal and Mal Vhamas Tlosenbloont, were detained and later released on bond amid the crackdown.
George McLain, promoter of Citizens' Communes for Old Age pensions, announced a new initiative to restore provisions of Proposition 4. The plan would shift pension administration to the state, raise the personal property allowance to 1500, lower the auto ax limit if Social Security age drops, and set monthly pensions around 79 dollars as a floor. If not enacted by the Legislature, the measure could go to the 1952 ballot after 128,000 signatures are gathered.
The Drunkard opens Thursday night at the Century theatre in Oakland's East Bay, presented by City Club theaters. Producer Pete A. DeConzie promotes a gala opening with free refreshments and a vaudeville afterpiece featuring Gay Blades, Enrico Menduevi, Robert Nelson, Can-Can Girls, and more. Cast led by Anthony LoCicero with Barbara Bowart and others, show runs nightly at 7:30 except Mondays. tickets from Sherman-Gray store or theatre box office.
Mrs Emma Witcosky As widow of John Witcosky and sister of Mrs C B Sears of Portland, a native of Yambury Gere many, longtime Deente resident, and member of Washington chapter 401 Order of the Eastern Star San Francisco. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday July 72 at Garden Chapel Pratt Mortuary 1044 C street. Dinging ritex private.
Frank Granatelli died in San Lean ora last Thursday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Sorensen Brothers' chapel, 140 Th Street. Interment in Lone Trail Cemetery. He was a native of New York and former resident of ABC Uaviland Avenue. Surviving wife and siblings listed, including brothers and a cousin in New York.
Sunrise volunteers receive donations for school needs with contributions totaling 54 from Hayward Motors of Broadway and La Lorenze Lions Club. Additional items include household goods, clothing, and a day’s labor by community members in Castro Valley as parents and staff organize a restoration effort.
In San Francisco CID reports Army Private Hugh E Byrnes of Camp Stonellan confessed today to the Ginger Ale Bottle slaying of a secretary whose nude body was found on foggy ocean sands. He was arrested by the San Francisco police in cooperation with CID agents.
Mrs Anna Harren Haven mother of Mrs Jerrene Pearce of Almont Castro Valley died early Sunday in Liberty Saskatchewan Canada She was 92 a Kirksville Mo native She spent part of each year with her daughter in Castro Valley Two daughters Mabel Stewart of Saskatchewan and Ruby Harwood of Vancouver visited Castro Valley with the Pearce family They note her death Also listed are Blanche Coop Georgia Caylee and Frank Werren of Canada as other children and kin
Francis D Ansted 35 native of Olio and WWII veteran died at an Oakland hospital. Husband of Maurinn D Ansted and father of Francis Lance and Francis Ayreon Ansted of Berkeley. Private services were held at Carden Chapel and California Crematory. He was a war surplus salesman living at 161 Delaware Street Berkeley.
Seven persons were injured in accidents in the ward area over the weekend, one seriously. Frances K.B. of Maitiment was listed in fair condition Saturday. Bailey, 44, of Oakland skidded into a Ferris vehicle while attempting to pass on a weekend drive near Pergola Hill. A young boy, Danny Arins, four, was struck by a car driven by his uncle Irving J. Knight and treated for minor injuries. James E. Lynn, 47, of Clive Mont Avenue, Oakland, collided with a bridge railing on Niles Canyon Road. Three-year-old Garry J. Nelson fell from a car and sustained minor injuries on Highway 60. Two sailors were injured on Highway 50 near Plonsnuten during a rollover. Wayne Tiber and John P. Jones, both 21, from Carrier Air Group 1, NAS Alameda, were treated for injuries in Livermore. Susan Packer, 10, of Hayward, was treated after a two-car collision at Kent Avenue and Let Hin Avenue. A bandit robbed a square store in broad daylight, escaping with 1116 dollars.
TOKYO reports the heaviest American bombardment stalls a Communist advance 15 to 20 miles from Thejon as dawn tanks prepare for a counter offensive. Washington outlines a large arms program and a U S troop buildup while officials foresee months of combat and possible big mobilization.
Area cinema listings show Lorenzo Cueatre with Threw Cane Hann at 40 p.m and L Was A Shoplifter at 0b, LOZ 28 pre bt Siem and One Win Street at 11:02 p.m. Chabot Theatre presents Twelve O’Clock High and Pal amiga with showings around 2, 3, and 4 p.m. Details include schedules, titles, and minor timings for specific venues.
The article discusses Stalin poised to decide within days whether to start a Korean War, weighing risks of world war versus expansion. It notes American air dominance, advancing U.S. ground forces, British and Soviet naval positions, and past Russian retreats when faced with determined foes. It suggests Stalin may again delay action, or pursue ambiguous liberation efforts as history might repeat itself.
Residents in Southern Alameda county were urged to open a MERVYN'S charge account in Sahborenzo Village with no money down. The announcement promised approval with simple terms and encouraged readers to view the introductory story for details.
David Thomson Sr. of San Leandro dies Sunday at 2 km service Wednesday at Garden Chapel Pratt-Plierl mortuary under Kuz aulyptus lodge No 243 F and AM. Closing at California crematory. Thomson a Scotland native and retired marine machinist and poultryman lived in Hayward. He was a life member of the Grand Lodge of Scotland Moon ig and San Francisco Fo and A M. He was husband of the late Janet Thomson and father of David Thomson Jr and Mrs Alex Thomson John James William Jeane and Charlotte Thomson.
A convention of dancing teachers in Hollywood unveiled the Korean Hop as a lively new dance to fit the modern times. The Associated Dancing Bendh o's of Southern California described the routine as energetic and adaptable for social gatherings.
A dated classified style notice touts low cost banking with no deposit requirement and invites potential customers to act quickly. It highlights an offer price from 108.0p and mentions Luana and Phong in the promotional copy.
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