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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1949
Page
3
A garbled editorial piece discusses a president’s perceived delays and missteps amid economic strain. It notes a belief that business leaders may resist some policies while cautioning about the risk of further lag. The text hints at mixed public perception and ongoing financial pressures shaping policy debate.
Article notes a chaotic Alameda county fair scene in Pleasanton with a chorus chant asking for a horse doctor on stage amid injuries. It mentions Jack Rees of Hayward schools at a Home Economics convention and Berta Sousa greeting Homemakers of America. It also highlights San Leandro recreation publicity from State Junior Tennis.
Fragmentary note claims President Truman has a misreading of the economy and its problems, referencing misperceptions about national purpose and economic policy without clear specifics or verifiable details. The text appears as a garbled historical excerpt with incomplete phrases and names.
Lions Club hosts a Sunday picnic at Alameda County Zoological Gardens Durant Park near Atherton Mountain Boulevard with proceeds supporting Boy Scout and charitable work. The event runs from morning until 6 PM with booths, sandwiches, cake, and ice cream. prizes include a television set. Co chairs Willis Beebe and William Buffham oversee the affair.
A fragment recalls a dinner with Wesley and guests where a white terrapin and a gopher snake entertain. A snake bites a guest on the pinky, provoking exclamations about blood. The note pivots to a question about barriers around Hayward downtown stores to deter customers.
Washington homemaker Edna Stickney of Cleveland trains night class students to hire 1258 workers, Earthworms, to work 24 hours a day at no extra cost. Two groups feed and multiply worms to fertilize soil, replace fertilizers and spray, improving roses, tomatoes, lawns, and overall gardening yields.
Assistant farm advisor Harry Bolton will take a month long Tahoe trip. Miss Statmes Cushing from San Francisco visited her father Harry Cushing. Robert Dini’s window stickers hint at a trip. Mr and Mrs Dimntick and two sons Eddie and Robert toured National Parks across Texas New Mexico Utah Wyoming Montana Idaho. Sig Lorentzen of San Leandro had lunch in Pacific Grove with Tom Harris former Trinity Episcopal rector and Harris is reported improving.
Elfreda Hale, ex wife of Edward F. Hale owner of a machinery company, set a July 25 hearing date in San Mateo County Superior Court for a separate maintenance suit filed recently. Hale accuses him of misconduct with Virginia Casson of Hayward between January 16, 1944, and April 20, 1940, and alleges he married Lilyan B. Smith of San Francisco bigamously after divorcing Elfreda on December 28, 1948. He wed Virginia Casson on April 40 of this year.
The Lewelling Improvement Club will hear a talk on mortgage protection at its 8 p.m. meeting tomorrow in Ashland. Publicity chairwoman Mrs Nova Flinn says the topic will be discussed and invites all residents to attend.
AA Peterson and Son heating and ventilating contractors present a service vote tract offering. For a nominal fee a trained serviceman will visit three Limas annually at regular intervals to service and adjust heating and ventilating equipment. Parts repaired or replaced under the contract are provided at a 40 percent discount. The plan benefits homeowners and businesses by ensuring periodic checkups for trouble free and economical operation.
Charles Chavis M. Kiler of Oakland buys Castro Valley Pharmacy from WHID Cavanagh owner for three and a half years. Kiler has 22 years in the drug business starting as a delivery boy in 1922 and becoming a registered pharmacist in 1927. He is married and father of a year old son.
About five members and friends of the sportsmen's club attended a dinner dance Saturday night at Deabn's Cafe in San Leandro. Fred Davis acted as master of ceremonies in the absence of Larry McNabb, with activities mainly consisting of dancing.
Principal William Dresbach of Ashland School urges parents to register pupils before August 31. The school office is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 12:00 and 12:30 to 4:00 p.m.
Poultry Producers' of Central California lists today's quotations for eggs and live fowl. Nolaid large and medium priced, small and standard noted, with various weights for fryers broilers and roasters. Prices listed for live fowl include under and over weight categories and color roasters.
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