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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
12
A partial OCR excerpt shows a slate of individual names including Joan Gutleren Griffith Barbar Pat Grimsley Elaine Hamilton Jage Heller Doris Harker Betty Jean James Victor Meneez Fliladesh Warez Georgia Birst. The fragment hints at a community notice or society roll with multiple residents.
Spokesmen for the United Nations express doubt about Soviet faith in the UN. They warn that if Soviet leaders doubt the UN, their ability to pursue world aims may be hampered by the international body, affecting peace efforts.
Edward Logue was elected president of the Fairmont Club at a recent meeting of the Fairmont Parents Club. A slate of officers was approved, with Dean Waushall as vice president and Mrs. 3, Wi, Defurn as secretary. The gathering also addressed a June 29 bond issue vote and campaign plans to mobilize voters.
A brief aphorism notes you can live many lives if careful, but you die only once if careless attributed to John Forward.
A reader letter from Aayawarel Fagan Ginnernly in Dhayeward addresses neighbors about rationing, responsible behavior, and calls for peace. The missive cites unrest and questions leadership while urging calmer civic action.
Anna Sporer reports from Nuremberg that Chuck, the American prisoner Chuck, surrendered peacefully in Munich. She expresses relief he is alive and safe, though the charges against him are serious. She insists she did not aid him and vows to wait for his return, hoping to see him in hospital.
Ten years ago high school seniors at Maynard High presented a central commencement feature a panel discussion titled Learning for Living They outlined career reasons and possibilities for the class of 21M members chaired by Miss Helen O Connor with panelists Rosemary Cunha Muriel Meininger Gene Mithard Barbara Burkins George Mover Marjorie Poole and Evie Lewis Also noted were eighth grade graduates at Bret Harty school staging their own ceremonies at nearly a dozen grammar schools with about 300 diplomas awarded across Hayward communities A planned Silver Jubilee dinner honored Rev Father Stephen P Bates as pastor of All Saints Catholic Church and city plans advanced to acquire a lot behind City Hall for a Veterans Memorial building
Whyward union high school urges rising freshmen to obtain a summer medical examination. Parents are asked to have the physician return the form to the school to inform weekly health status and any needed program adjustments. Health coordinator Eulalia Titotson emphasizes understanding a student health status to aid success.
A health officer notes how a receptionist at the Alameda County Health Department handles sixty or more daily inquiries. Questions range from water taste and well testing to birth certificates, vaccination records, appointment cancellations, rabies and tuberculin concerns, blood test timelines, pest issues, diphtheria tests, and septic tank inspections. The staff directs all inquiries to the appropriate specialist.
A novel wallpaper innovation binds glass to thin sheets for steel surfaces, creating wall coverings that withstand water grease acid and wear. The development promises durable, easy to clean interiors and potential industrial uses.
Hollywood star Elen Drew criticizes rivals who complain about life in the public eye. She argues fame comes with scrutiny, luxury, and privacy tradeoffs, noting publicity can drown missteps. She fears gossip and sensational headlines still drive public interest and career choices.
Fire companies raced to a home on Slimpert Street after a smoldering roast sparked a small blaze. Officials said the incident began from a kitchen fire and was quickly controlled with no injuries reported.
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