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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1950
Page
2
In Korea a refugee reports that a respected elder agreed to read a radio speech prepared by Communist conquerors to threaten his grandson. The elderly Oh Chang, 33 signers of Korea's 1919 Declaration of Independence, faced coercion as his seven year old grandson stood beside him during the pressure.
A meeting of representatives from the Salvation Army, Girl Scouts, Scouts, and Travelers Aid will be held at Bret Harte school to decide on joining the Oakland community chest for the 1950 fund-raising drive. Castro Valley's decision pending. Hayward officials report overlap in agency activities across the two communities.
Secretary Brannan told the House Agriculture Committee there is no justification for bread price increases of one to two cents in many cities. He sought authority to move government out of surplus handling as dairy products and other goods risk spoilage. Also notes the death of Howard W. Burkhart and details memorial services conducted for his Legion and auxiliary involvement.
A preliminary autopsy cleared Mrs. Mikulich, nine months old, of charges alleging she provided harmful agents. The surgeon stated the findings do not support the accusations and indicate no bond or infectious involvement.
Preceded by a 90 plus guest smorgasbord of charter members and special guests, the San Lorenzo Master Masons and Hayward DeMolay members celebrated the institution of Lorenzo Lodge with key contributions from Arthur Van Ket on and Gus Martensen of San Francisco. The lodge grows from a San Lorenzo Masonite club origin in 1945 and will operate under dispensation until a charter is granted, marking California Freemasonry's second century.
Mrs Julia Rose-Frank 77 sister of Peter Selmeczki Veteuth Castro Valley hardware merchant will be honored at Osi0at Chapel of the Valley Valley mortuary 20359 in de Chabat road Interment Holy Semlehre cemetery She died Saturday in Napa county born in Tanes gary came to America 61 years ago lived in the East and California over 40 years ago Survived by sister Mrs John Peinee of n s tings-on-ludson New York and brother Selmeczki July 15
The clipping shows multiple theater listings including Lorenzo Haa Sierra with showtimes 7:00 and 10:15, Canture 045 pelly, Motor Movies with Cheaper by the Doxen at 0:12 and 7:22, Fatboy Bakes Good at 10 and 6:01 and 8:52, Chaboy Theatre offering Cheaper by the Dover at 0:62 and 10:29, Tower 8:30, and Hayward Theatre screening Quicksand and Vargan Triumph among others.
Today's quotations list Nulyid 62 for large eggs and midrange prices for mediums and smalls. Live fowl broilers vary by weight with fryers under and over nine pounds priced differently. Leghorns and hens show weight based ranges and colored birds priced in the 27 to 33 cent area.
The U S Navy announced that American warships have entered the Yellow Sea patrolling Koreaʹs west coast. Allied fleets previously operated mainly on the east coast. The shift follows a new Communist thrust along the peninsula with reports of advances near Kwandong, 30 miles from Koreaʹs southwestern corner.
Funeral rites for Gladys C Peterson, nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Peterson, will be held at Sorensen Brothers chapel at 2 PM Tuesday. Interment will follow in Mr View cemetery. She died Saturday at home after an extended illness. She had lived in the area and attended Tennyson school. Surviving: her parents and grandparents Mrs Thelma Yeomud of Tray ward, John Tromud of Austin, Texas, and Herthin Anderson of Sweden.
The Castro Valley Cub Scouts announce a booth at the fair on August 4 5 and 6 with games using ping pong balls and darts to win prizes. Unwon prizes will be carried to the next pack meeting in September for door prizes.
A garbled report notes Hawaii's constitutional convention ready to begin work on a new state charter. The effort, described as a "hope chest" constitution, aims to define territorial governance and roles for leaders, with authorities signaling readiness to start the process.
The Hayward bus depot, opened a year ago at Bound Watkins stead, serves as a hub for travelers and new residents in Hayward, Southland and nearby Bay Area points. It offers simplified travel planning through Greyhound and Peer transportation, with full ticketing, hotel reservations, and side trips arranged by seasoned staff.
William Lyon Mackenzie King, 76, former Canadian prime minister, died Saturday of pneumonia. A state funeral is planned in the Hall of Parliament Buildings starting Wednesday, with Prime Minister St Laurent and cabinet members paying respects. Services will be held Wednesday at St Andrews Presbyterian Church.
A guided missile named Bumper No. 4 launched from Cocoa Florida, rose to 20 miles, then flew over a 260 mile Atlantic target area cleared of shipping. Fired in two sections, the German V-2 type rocket launched first then released a smaller war head.
An authoritative source says President Truman will ask Congress to include about 3.2 billion dollars for new military aircraft within a 10 billion dollar request to fund the Korean War and bolster armed services. The breakdown reportedly allocates 2.6 billion to the Air Force, 3.0 billion to the Army, and 2.6 billion to the Navy with the remainder for other defense needs.
A rocket developed in the United States was fired today marking the first test at the new proving grounds. An attempt to fire a missile last week failed after nine hours due to mechanical and other difficulties.
Santa Monica air craft engineer John H. Grant, 32, goes on trial today charged with six counts of attempted murder in a plan to destroy a United Airlines aircraft and kill his wife Betty and their two children. Grant has pleaded innocent by reason of insanity. Twenty three persons aboard the plane were endangered by the botched plot last April 17.
Glafysh G Peterson beloved daughter of Mrs Ernest Peterson Kevin granddaughter of Mrs Thelma Tronmlud of Hayward John Tromru of Austin and Mrs Bertha Ardurson of Sweden A student of the Tenpysey School A native of Oakland aged 9 years Friends invited to funeral Sorensen Bros Chapel 10 H St Hayward Calif Tuesday July 96 1830 at 2 00 pm Interment Mt View Cemetery
The subject came within minutes of leaving for San Diego California with the Haselin bomb aboard. The incident involved a flight preparation and a suspected explosive device, prompting security actions and ongoing investigation.
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