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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
15
A survey by the California Manufacturers Association shows 81 percent of state manufacturers do not use fair trade laws and 30 percent oppose granting the privilege. Only 19 percent exercise it while 37 percent have no opinion. Public sentiment splits over whether fair trade laws aid or impede distribution.
Sacramento reports a two-part billion dollar project to move Feather River water to Southern California. It envisions a dam larger than Shasta on the Feather River near Oroville and a 600 mile conduit across the Tehachapis to deliver Delta water to the San Joaquin Valley west side and the San Francisco Bay Area, with additional lines to Santa Clara County.
Klamath Falls pigeon race concludes with Rocket from King Lofts posting 1458 yards per minute, La France of John Pavan Jofts second at 142 per minute, Walking Dr. of Richard Silva loft third at 1426 per minute. Eighteen lofts entered 160 birds as Crescent Lake club eyes an 800 mile race starting June 9.
At Oakland Chamber of Commerce committee chair Stery Bruno announced that Seek Uniform Plumbing Code will be pursued by the construction industries committee as building officials from Oakland and Alameda County areas study a single, uniform code. He cited city adoption in Oakland two years ago and noted savings from eliminating varied requirements, while stressing the goal of uniformity to aid builders, architects, and engineers facing continual code changes.
Hayward area advisory board discussed fairness of civil service exams for playground supervisor positions. Five women and 22 men passed the written test. an oral exam will be held June 7. The board asked Civil Service to allow a qualified recreation reviewer to validate exam fairness.
Graduation ceremonies at Ward High School will take place June 17 with 432 seniors participating, compared to 34 in June 1950. Student speakers Audrey Joseph Jack McDermott Bob Edwards and Bill Sheets will address themes The Application of High School Education to American Living including The Family Our Society The Working World and Our Responsibilities.
Edward Vriedriche came back from a Chicago business trip. Mr and Mrs Reginald Bowman returned from the National Convention of Rotary clubs in Atlantic City. The couple also visited Washington D C and observed U S Senators in action and spoke with Senator Knowland.
Ray Gellinan a 32 year old San Diego State College accounting student faced lewd conduct charges after police said he conducted a personal telephone survey of about 100 women in San Diego. He allegedly contacted 40 women and had 45 questions about their sex lives, with names and addresses recorded. Police captured him after a 60 mile chase. He claimed it was his idea and said he did not inform his wife.
Hollywood report profiles Tan Sterling, a former ingénue now enjoying hard talking roles in films. She explains that unusual parts attract notice and notes her shift from Broadway to screen after Born Yesterday. The piece covers her prison garb in Caged and blue jeans in Ace in the Hole, plus Rhubarb and her take on cast tensions during filming.
In Starkville Mississippi a 19th century campus drink scene is recounted in a history by Dr John K Tettersworth. Dr Stephen D Lee the first president allegedly lied about drinking and laws followed. Quotas limited prescriptions to one quart weekly with mayor countersignatures and inspection rights. Professors could grant liquor for medical purposes on occasion.
SACRAMENTO says milk consumption in California rose 26 percent in ten years, outpacing the national average of 14 percent. Dairy adviser W. Bl Woodburn reports the state average now 124 quarts per person annually, up from 100 quarts a decade ago.
A proposed law by Assemblyman A. J. Stewart of Pasadena would require public school authorities to report any teacher accessed for a sex offense that would require registration to the State Department of Education. Local authorities must also report to the county superintendent, who must inform the school district governing board.
The san Francisco regional office of the National Production Authority listed three Hayward projects approved in the last two weeks. One adds to the clinic of Dr. Jerome Feldman at 20094 East 11th Street. The other two involve construction of service stations.
In Sicily the new Fascist Mast party with Mussolini era emblems led unofficial spring election counts. Christian Democrats and Communist left bloc ran closely, with Democrats toppling slightly ahead by about 25,000 votes but losing ground to fascists independents and local parties.
Alameda County Democrats plan a Thursday dinner at St Curtain restaurant Oakland to honor Osborne A Pearson assistant postmaster general and principal speaker with a Report from Washington Pearson active in Oakland civic life before his Washington duties last year Co chairs Dr Galen H Drury and Arther B Geen Monroe Friedman county Democratic chairman will be toastmaster Reservations by telephoning Dr Drury Higate 4 114
Yamagata Japan April troops of the 40th Infantry division endured the Nyubai rainy season as it hit Honshu. The 223rd regiment conducted bivouac in downpours while officers and men joked about amphibious training. Soldiers described soaking marches, wet terrain drills, and soaked classrooms under leaking skies.
Alameda county Sheriff H P Gleason will address the Atomic Bomb Section of the Commonwealth Club of California at noon tomorrow. He has chaired Warren’s Advisory Committee on Law Enforcement and now leads the Nine County Mutual Aid committee and the Alameda County Civil Defense directorate.
Wallace Howes outlined a two tier highway program to the Central Coast council of the California State Chamber of Commerce at the Claremont Hotel. He urged immediate construction on Eastshore Freeway segments Warn Springs to San Jose and on the Oakland Alameda estuary project, plus Castro Valley freeway work. He also pressed planning funds for right of way protection Mt Eden to Warm Springs and Douglas Castro Valley relocations and right of way acquisitions. Supervisor Caldecott introduced Tages as chair of Alameda County committee.
Assistant U S Attorney Robert Peckham ordered prosecutions and intensified investigations of draft evasion in 32 Northern California counties. He reported 110 cases filed in three days, 60 from Stockton, with 619 total cases pending and fugitive warrants filed in many. He urged agencies to speed up inquiries and warned absentees to update addresses to avoid prosecution.
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