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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
8
Commentary urges serious consideration of deputy training after a double murder near Redding. It argues authorities should ensure thorough drill and constant caution in prisoner handling to prevent reckless conduct and protect officers and the public.
The Davis Martin PTA expresses gratitude for staff help and urges continued public backing to achieve its aims. The note signs Tarry Hackley and David Martin PTA, stressing publicity as key to PTA goals. In other news, Kenny Goetzinger suffers a knee injury after dancing at an event, realizing the problem only later.
Residents of Muir and King districts pressed for water lines for fire protection and fire alarm boxes, plus signal crossings on Sorensen road and A streets. City Manager Ficklin said new water ordinances would fund installations more quickly, urging waiting until after July 1 for firm answers. Wig wag crossings at Sorensen, Sexahore, and A streets are studied. current A street crossing uses a Masher signal. Nine Bauer siblings in religious life noted.
Public sale advertised by Alameda County Court Trust for Alan Reed Company and The Reed Company as trustees. The property lies in Eden Township and Lot 18 area described in the deed of trust to satisfy the secured debt of Harry Davis to the Alameda County Trust Company. Sale date set for June 10, 1950 at 10:00 am, in the lobby of Reed Court building. Registered instruments show assignment to Marie Wayne and notices of default filed February 31, 1950. Official action by county official.
News from Hayward and nearby communities lists graduates from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Washington State College, and Castilleja School. Notables include George Evavich and Harold Steiner of Hayward, Edna Claire Johnson and James Edward Alton Jr. of nearby areas, with milestones and recent recognitions. Also coverage includes local political chatter, a grandfatherly quip at a Republican meeting, and local civic updates such as a San Lorenzo address correction and a Connecticut Mutual rep’s award. A separate note mentions a car mix up in Adrian Michigan.
Senator Ralph B. Flanders of Vermont proposes a broad reform to farm supports tying lower price supports to freedom from government crop controls. The plan blends Brannan style subsidies with flexible price supports, aims to reduce surpluses, and introduce direct subsidy payments while ending government storage and buying. It would set supports up to about 80 percent of parity, with a floor near 0 if market prices collapse, and relies on market forces to determine prices for most commodities.
A one year old in Lansing damaged his father’s artificial leg tip when the child put his finger into the joint as the father, law student John Anderson of Michigan State College avenue, stood up and accidentally clipped the finger mint. The elder Anderson said the leg had been lost in Germany in 1945.
Archery fans in Lawrence, Mass seek state incorporation under the name Essex Bowmen Inc to foster expand and perpetuate field archery and the use of the bow in hunting legal game birds and animals.
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