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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1950
Page
12
Early counts in Gulifornia's state election show party control nearly split. Republicans lead in the Assembly with 32 elected in the primary to 27 Democrats, while the Senate shows a mix of Republicans and Democrats. Many races remain undecided, making it premature to draw conclusions before full returns.
Cadets of Hayward High School were honored Tuesday night at cadet corps review with awards and medals. Emmett Duncan led with 184 points. Delma Buzhey and Ken Strong earned sharpshooter medals. Major Phil Greer and Captain Fred Coffle presented honors during the dinner meeting.
The Senate wined services committee unanimously approved a three year extension of the draft law with no strings attached. The House had voted a two year extension but required joint resolution. An amendment would let men rotate serving in units based on race if requested, with segregation limits.
Virginia MacPherson reports on Patricia Stenz’s new hair growth device at a Vine Street men’s salon. The machine uses oxygen, ozone and UV rays to open scalp pores and stimulate hair. Each session costs five dollars with additional costs for a hair care kit.
Washington dispatch reports two Roosevelts as possible gubernatorial candidates next November in large states. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr is eyed by New York Democrats for governor while James Roosevelt has California ambitions. Franklin’s bid faces Tammany and Dewey era opposition but momentum persists. Warren leads in California Republican nomination, boosting Warren’s November prospects. Roosevelt supporters weigh cross filings and party dynamics as the 1960 landscape forms.
The census bureau will conduct the current population survey during the week of June 11 to 17, under District Supervisor B L Branson Jr. from Alameda. About 26,000 county households are sampled each month, with interviews tracking employment trends and job changes, plus 19 related questions on work and civic topics. Interviews use trained enumerators with proper ID and all data is confidential. only statistical summaries are published. A separate item reports two Memphis policemen rushing to a rooftop scene amid a misidentified suicide attempt by a man claiming to be a sidewalk superintendent.
The 87th annual St Marys College commencement lists 183 seniors from Hayward Castro Valley Ashland and nearby areas. Leland Bruzzone Robert Lindquist Anthony Garcia Peter Hewitt Janet Foley and others receive bachelor degrees and associate diplomas. local grads span multiple schools and future plans include law ministry and philosophy studies. Sergeant Herbert Silver earns expert rifleman status at Camp Drew Koizumi Japan.
Negotiating committees of the Culinary Workers and Bartenders alliance 823 and employers United Tavern Owners of Algireda County United Employs theatre and Restaurant owners association of Southern Ala Thi county agreed on a contract extension after official expiry last Thursday. Union seeks 75 cents daily raise for culinary workers and 1.50 for bartenders, while employers asked for 18 additional days. extension set at five days with final talks next Monday. Union officers listed include Frank Molrude Ray Woods Ed Jacobsen and Floyd Attaway.
Ira Williams was appointed as a used and new car salesman at Hayward Motors, announced by Art Brabant head of Ford distributors. Williams, of 22223 Royal with wife and two daughters Shiley Ann and Savanah, previously managed a Shell station and served four years in the Navy as a cook at Camp Shoemaker. A Chain Store Age report notes U.S. chain stores spent over 488 million dollars in 1949 on store construction and modernization.
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