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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

3

Weather totals 20 dead in storms and floods today

United Press reports severe storms and floods nationwide and in Canada left 20 dead and nearly 2000 homeless. Ohio River drownings near Louisville suspected after a motorboat capsized. Pacific Northwest floods killed several while Long Island sound boating accidents drowned nine in Connecticut. Heavy rain, cold wave, and cooling temperatures affected many towns, with evacuations to prevent looting and a four hour cloudburst flooding the Jonathan Creek valley.

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One Arm Willowoughby Player Wins Free Throw Contest

Willoughby High School standout Aura Nuegellin, a varsity basketball player with one arm, wins the adults free throw contest by sinking 1100 of 1300 attempts, a remarkable display of skill.

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Liberty Bell Visit Planned in Hayward on June 25

California’s Liberty Bell replica will tour counties starting in Hayward on June 25 with a public ceremony at the city plaza between 2 and 2:30 p.m. The event follows a Hayward American Legion meeting where delegates to the state convention were named.

Liberty Bell Hayward California American Legion City Plaza Philadelphia U. S. ‘Treasury Department

Drury Enters New Field With Camera

Drury Hawai, a former teacher and administrator, has started a new venture in educational photography at 2087 Fairview Avenue. He holds a master's in studio production from San Francisco State College and plans documentary work with business and industry for school use within six to twelve months. He notes ongoing color photography of children and acknowledges support from new colleagues in Hayward. His wife Constance W. Drury remains employed as a teacher in San Lorenzo, with three children.

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First free public library in the United States opened in 1804

The Joseph Hooper memorial library of Lebanon Springs New York served as the nation’s first free public library. It was established in 1804, marking a landmark in American literacy and public access to books.

Joseph Hooper Lebanon Springs United

Local travel and visiting notes from area residents

Polson avenue resident Arthur Jeske made a big tip to Reno for a bicycle trip. Fred Racklemi son Lee of Thawail arrived to visit his wife's parents on Mall Avenue. Mr and Mrs Ruben Martinox of Waxhun Drive spent the weekend in San Luis Obispo. Elise Zimmer left for Canyonville Ore to visit her mother Louise Hobart. Marie Jorgensen spent Sunday with her son Hans Jorgensen in Oakland. Mr and Mrs June Kinney of Cull Canyon hosted guests from San Francisco, San Jose and Menlo Park. Dolly Saunders of the Tennyson troop plans ten days camping in Mendocino County. Mike Bowles returned from a 10-month absence in San Francisco. Fred Doon left for Shrine Convention in Los Angeles then a southern state tour. Kathy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Palmer, returned from a week near Mt Shasta. Jeryl Fey and family head to Detroit for Rotary convention. Alden Oliver accompanies them. Sam Bressman and staff at Bressman and Green Shutter Dress will close this week for vacation. Eugene W Swinhart 1% of 22 Alice Street has lived at Fort Ord and begins basic training with the fourth infantry division.

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In School Together Pontia s Michigan Family Story

Mrs Betty Yee and her son Ming attend the same fifth grade classes daily in Pontiac Michigan. Mrs Yee came from China last spring to join her husband William a laundry owner Ming followed his parents last summer. Mrs Yee knew no English upon arrival and began learning in Pontiac schools.

Pontiac Mich Betty Yee Ming Yee America China William Ponti

Brutality on page 1 prompts trials of airmen in custody

Four enlisted airmen and several officers faced court proceedings after routine disciplinary actions revealed alleged brutality against prisoners. Sgt. Harry A. Maltman and Corp. James A. Moses lead counts of mistreatment, with Meyora and Ashby also found guilty on multiple specifications. Ashby received six months confinement and a fine, while Meyora and Moses faced guilty findings and reductions. Seibert noted the atmosphere of accountability but details remain contested.

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Vogeler Tentative Agreement On Release

London reports tentatively agreed Hungarian conditions for the release of American businessman Robert Vogeler from spy charges. Sources say Vogeler and Irish associate Fegar Struey Saunders could be freed soon. terms include reopening U S consulates in Hungary and allowing German war reparations and crown jewels return, with U S travel bans affecting Hungary.

London United States Hiie Robert Vogeler Hungary Vogeler Fegar Struey Vogeler International Telephone and Telegraph Company Sanders U.S Vienna

Like Father Like Son in Memphis Inventing Line

Clarence Saunders made and lost multi million dollar fortunes from inventions. Now his son Lee Saunders begins inventing, touting a new pricing stamp for grocers claimed to adjust prices on marshmallows noodles and staples.

Memphis, Tenn U.P Clarence Saunders Lee Saunders

Illinois Has Least Waste Land Proportion of Total Area

In Illinois the share of land not developed or used for productive purposes is smaller relative to its total area than in any other state. The finding highlights Illinois as among the most efficiently utilized landscapes among contiguous states.

Illinois

Bridges Judge Set to Sign Citizenship Revocation Order

In San Francisco, Judge George B. Morris is to sign a formal order revoking the citizenship of perjurer ltasy Bridgey around noon tomorrow. The order stems from a Harris court ruling under naturalization law after Bridgey was convicted of perjury and conspiracy in obtaining citizenship. An appeal and stay of execution were filed by Australian-born labor leader’s attorneys and will be argued Wednesday.

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