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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1950
Page
6
A local reader states several parents praise Mr Shurley for improving student marks in his class while noting some papers show mistakes. The letter argues districts rely on educators rather than self claimed experts, urging trust in administrators and teachers.
George Hartley operates H and W Television at 15846 Hasperian Boulevard, San Lorenzo, repairing radios and television sets. He transformed a hobby into a full time job after military service. Partner Larry Wafford of Oakland helps run the shop. they reside at 15004 Mackcott Street.
In Mill Valley California the G and G drug store advertised a mock war scare sale with items raised at least 20 percent. Alka Beliser 98 cents up from 54 cents. Kleenex 6 cents, previously 18 cents. Candy bars now 25 cents each, normally six for 25. Owners Frank Gelardi and John Gaidano said few customers would benefit but hoped it would push buying only what is needed.
San Lorenzo Sisters to Entertain Club at Green Shutter Hotel noon Thursday. Mrs William Delvey and sister Mrs Stixon, both of San Lorenzo, will perform vocal and instrumental numbers in a varied program. They are well known in San Lorenzo and nearby communities for their stage work.
London reports the Duchess in attendance as Frank Sinatra introduces Shirley May France at the Palladium. France, praised by Sinatra, received royal applause in a sparkling scene with the duchess and actor Harry Boudukiany among the royal box audience.
In Los Angeles Helen Gahagan Douglas will deliver a keynote at the California Federation of Young Democrats gathering. Other speakers include Democratic National Chairman William M. Royle Jr and candidates Roosevelt, James, and Edmund G. Brown for state offices.
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