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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1950
Page
4
A column ponders aging, longevity science, and pension ideas. It speculates on extending youthlonger policy, suggesting government pension loans for youngsters and repayment by later productive years, questioning retirement age. The piece cites medical experts and aging research while exploring policy implications.
A fragment describes ongoing conflict in Korea and its impact on public support for revmge. The text references American casualties and mentions the University of California faculty and related tensions.
A thought for today urges turning youth dreams into action and improving civic effort. Newcomers to Hayward, Mr and Mrs James T Thorne, have moved to Cole Place from Oakland. Phoene works as a material expediter for R Bechtel Company.
Hayward climbs to 14th in California construction permit values for June 1950, with six month total of 6,578,647 dollars, placing ahead of Compton and Torrance and trailing Glendale. California statewide six month total reaches 706,109,213 dollars, a 16 percent rise from 1949. Other top 25 cities include Berkeley, San Jose, Oakland, Palo Alto, and San Mateo.
Local notice advertising a Sunday event at Bijorneau Park offering steaks contests and dancing. Notable attendees include Joe Perez Nick Rodrigues Incl Vitaker and Slain Jorgensey. Also mentions Native Sons and Daughters picnic and Monday night meeting with plans for an installation in Claremont parlor. Guests from San Leandro Berkeley and Oakland expected.
Long Beach California based Reserve Fighter Squadron 7 based at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station with 24 pilots and six ground officers volunteered for active duty as a unit. Lieut. Commander Collin Oveland, 92, said the group discussed it over beers and decided to stick together, with 85 of the enlisted men also volunteering for carrier duty during a period of Korean tensions.
High 12 praise for San Diego through Hayward High 12 conveners. Dr Frank Stead first vice president of Hayward club summarized the international convention held with One California High 12 Convention. Delegates reported on trends at the Thursday meeting. News notes include a national boys home project and a visit to Covina's Masonic children’s home.
Reports from Washington say about three Russian colonels are believed to be directing North Korean divisions in Korea. A military spokesman offered no confirmation but noted North Koreans may be using a ground fighting strategy taught at a Russian war college. The claim suggests Russian officers trained North Koreans to lead formations in the push toward Seoul and other targets, though officials cautioned the report remains unverified.
Discussion among local aviation circles predicts government may seize or demand light plans for all aircraft soon. Some expect light plane flying to cease except under Civil Air Patrol orders. A Hayward attorney, Jerome Sills, won a default Navy case over stolen luggage charges. The seaman, transferred from a naval hospital, had his own bag found with his luggage. charges were dropped as civilian counsel stepped in. A baby bogey joke surfaced at Lions Club as fines rose from 1 to 10 dollars in a charity bout. Sheriff reports also mentioned a missing agent and Fred Cox’s boat mix up, with the wrong Fred identified.
General Vandenberg disclosed new armor piercing rockets will be added to American combat planes in Korea. He spoke after tours of bases in Korea and Japan, noting pilot complaints about current rockets against Soviet tanks. Reinforcements and improved munitions were promised to Fifth Air Force units including Balanc ed base where F 51 Mustangs operate on a shoestring.
Twenty members of a Pome tribe belonging to the Order of Red Men will breakfast on a medal-table set aside at the Oil House in San Francisco tomorrow during Bonn Maddus's radio program with AL TJ Cox. The incident involves Fred D. Cox of San Lorenzo as the goat thief suspect, not Fred Cox the future city council candidate.
Miss Catherine Reimers was installed last week as president of All Saints YLI in a joint installation service at All Saints School auditorium. Barbara Jane Sil received the YIU schol veil award from Mrs Pauline, past president of the YLI, in a ceremony marking the year’s event.
Hayward Lions will hear a report on Naval aviation at their Wednesday noon meeting at the Green Shutter hotel. Commander Atworth, stationed at Moffit Field near Sulleyvale, will be the luncheon speaker. The Naval air station is known for air tunnel tests of fast model aircraft aiding aircraft development.
The Superior Court of California Alameda County issues a notice to creditors of the estate of Henry Van Valkenburg deceased also known as Barry van Valkenburg, executor Carl Van Valkenberg directs creditors to file claims within six months after first publication. The notice, dated July 15, 1950, names Haley and Schenone as attorneys for the executor and provides an address for filing vouchers.
Miss Relners chaired the year's standing committee meetings after holding the first business gathering on Wednesday. A Catholic high school was awarded a $100 prize for the most outstanding graduating student.
In the Superior Court of California Alameda County Stacy Dobrzensky as administrator of Dell Grayson estate will sell real property at private sale to the highest bidder in cash, subject to court confirmation on Monday July 17 at 10:00 AM at the administrator's office 1576 Central Bank Building Oakland California. The parcel lies in Eden Township near Hayward Moraga Valley along Redwood Road with detailed bounds and is conveyed by Faxon B. Acherland and Toby W Webster deed. Terms require five percent deposit and balance upon confirmation. post sale filings with County Clerk and court.
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