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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1950
Page
2
United States forces withdrew from the western Kum river line and ceded riverfront positions as heavy fighting and landslides stalled and delayed crossings. American troops, defending a 207 mile front north of Taejon, beat several Communist crossing attempts but were pushed back along the right flank north of Woeri river as the front line shifted toward Taejon.
A chaotic fragmentary notice outlines a July 24 party by a group called the Outlaws or Outlawn. It mentions beef steak, salads, and appetizers, plus music by Mike Salvadarini’s Castro Villa. The piece hints at a broader club gathering and social aims, with unclear details and many misspellings.
A poorly legible local report notes James Wrilsen, 41, issued a collision notice by building officials after a vehicle incident on Main Street. The driver’s address appears as 208 Connor Avenue and the text mentions a 1324 Mare appynaeh location, with several garbled names and details.
A seven year old cocker spaniel named General was kicked after a dog fight with another canine. The incident, witnessed by children and neighbors, led General’s owner to intervene and discuss dog behavior with the crowd. A local child development event followed, promoting parent involvement at the San Lorenzo Child Development Center and Hayward Area Recreation activities for village youths.
Listings for Lorenzo, Motor, Ritz, Chabot, Hayward and State theatres detail showings today and Sunday including titles like Captain Carey USA, The Capture, Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town, Fury and Three Came Home with various times across venues. Nevils shows additional screenings.
A Metropolis Boy Scouts jamboree Sunday tour includes visits to landmark churches such as the Cathedral of St John the Divine, Ohio Methodist Park Avenue Church, and a ride through Manhattan. The group travels by subway and ferry, tours West Point, Kodak in Rochester, Eastman plant, Niagara Falls, and ends with trips to Ford River Rouge and Greenfield Village, with daily impressions and a birthday celebration for a scout.
Tooker told local members the convention discussions established a nine thousand dollar fund for care and treatment of spastic children. He praised service clubs for helping restart the Sunrise School after vandalism. O Connor announced new Masonic Home presidents, and Keil noted Boy Scout Troop 12 won a trophy for best ten at Camp Diamont encampment.
John Paul Edwards of Oakland will address the Southern Alamerta Cuwily Begonia Branch Inc on shade gardens and related problems with slides. The 9 p.m. talk at the high school cafeteria is open to shade gardening enthusiasts per publicity chair Merle Williams.
Walter McMahan of 28439 Relen Avenue reported a surveyor's tran sit stolen on July 5. He stated his wife discovered the instrument under their home yesterday. The item belonged to McMahan's employers, Wilson and Corapary, subdivision engineers, based at 2 Franklin Street, Oakland.
Major James D. Holland, with the Korean Advisory group, mails a July letter from Taejon describing a retreat from Suwon after North Korean forces broke through. He reports civilians evacuated, HQs bombarded, and a rapid flight to Taejon in rain and blackout. Also notes Holland family details and local residents traveling to visit relatives in Los Angeles.
The Midway Lions club studied the Ashland community center incorporation papers during a Wednesday evening meeting. Members sought clarification on several points in the filing, to be revisited next week. The board of directors planned a general session and discussed supporting the Ashland Boy Scout transport to camp with a $607 contribution and a proposed Lions club member at large to be named.
Mrs. Trene McNee 43 died Friday at her Highland Street home. Funeral rites at Hayward Mortuary conducted for the repose of her soul with burial in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. She was a native of Town, recent resident, Altar Society member, wife of Alex G McNeel, mother of Robert Phyllis and Frances. Sister to Mildred Austerson Kaiten Anrans Ambrose Gordon Ed and Gir Lydon and others.
A fragment reports that Johnn Christansen, a dealer, will report to Franklin Hospital a Francisco Sunday after an aff no on his left leg. It notes he has been vicep citaderl for some time with x oroker Tee and that he cannot perform operations. He will be away from Lehmann Mintor's for another six gveeke.
Today's egg quotations from Pow Producers of Central California list Nulaid 57 and Targe 47 for large eggs, medium 44, standard 42, and Amal 2. Live broilers under 24 lbs at 25 26, dryers 244 to 9 lbs 21 34, over 3 lbs 31 32, Jeghorny under 4 lbs 21 22, over 4 lbs 22 23, roasters colored 4 lbs and over 92 33.
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