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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
2
A compiled list from church representatives shows widespread activity across multiple parishes. Denominations include Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic, Baptist, Episcopal, Adventist, and more with notices on sermons services and community events.
Continued gains in oil and utilities, with steel demand surging as Iron Age reports a frenzy in steel buying. Auto production fell from 186,249 to 147,914 as plants closed for the holiday, while construction slowed and nonholiday data showed mixed gains across car loadings electricity output and coal mining. Gold stocks rose by four million dollars as money in circulation spurted for the holiday week.
The Presbyterian choir directed by Mrs Catherine Brownell with pianist Mrs Charles Long sang five numbers including On An April Evening St James Air and The King of Love My Shepherds Solo by Mrs Joa Dickie with other choristers named Harriet MacFarfine Bonnie Kilware Christine Vargas Bertha Clenend Annabel Fatkin Jewel Bennarth Margaret Peled man Boris Blank Patkin William Kilgare and more in attendance
Warren ends his California primary campaign with a bitter broadcast attack on opponent James Housewell. He ridicules the rival's "silver spooned" record, criticizes Roosevelt era policies, and boasts accomplishments in highways and unemployment relief while noting the candidate's occupation status. Ex judge Dougal Layton seeks annulment after six months of marriage to Jonde Doyisette Banos Layton saying he married soon after Bermuda vacation.
The San Lorenzo Village Garden club crowned Nadine Austin queen of the two day fiesta with prize money for garden entries. First prize went to Mr and Mrs Maurice Church at 18074 Visalia Alamitos for their Nursing home garden. Second prize to Mr and Mrs James Mooker of 959 Via Aires and third to Mr and Mrs Don C Viera of 15350 Paseo Del Campo. Fifty entrants received honorable mentions and a fourth prize went to Ed and Helen Davey. Phase photography by Heherig and Gorneri Studios.
Multiple theaters list a chaotic slate of films with strange spellings and misprinted times. Lorenzo, Theatres and State Theatre schedule today and Sunday showings including Barricade, Davy Crockett, Indian Seoul, Perfect Piranhas, and Dancing titles with scattered times.
A Veterans Administration report estimates that eliminating 24 beds and redesigning 15 hospitals in 1940 cost more than 10 million dollars in site acquisition, drawing and construction, with Rep James Van Zandt urging action. The House passed a bill to restore 16,000 beds at VA expense, awaiting Senate action. Clark cited 7.88 million dollars obligated on the 24 hospitals and 2.67 million on design changes, plus over 4.45 million already spent prior to redesign. VA also rejected three of five sanitaries for closure while OlIve General and Long Beach Naval Hospital were kept for transfer to VA.
University of Minnesota physicians report in JAMA that two anti histamine drugs pheninolamine and trimennaminehydechloride did not stop the common cold. A study of 967 students at the university used a placebo control with fake tablets. Participants volunteered due to cold susceptibility, with some glowing testimonials from the control group on sugar pills.
Cubs Pack 6 from Hayward will represent at the tenth Posey parade in San Bruno with a drum corps and colorful features. They will display a sign about juvenile delinquency and attend the Livermore Rodeo, then join the July 4th parade in San Leandro. George Duichlar leads the community group preparing entries. Jack Stanton donated prizes for top model airports. a June meeting picnic is planned. A separate note reports the drowning of 10‑month‑old Billy Counts in a pan of two inches of water in Yuba City.
Madison Wisconsin renter 401 Janer McCoy a war veteran complains his landlord raised rent from 24 740 to 300 a month. He cites state rent controls as lifted causing the hike and seeks relief from authorities.
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