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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1950

Page

3

Union Workers to Vote Monday on Wage Proposal

A labor dispute unfolds as Alliance 023 Culinary Workers ballots Monday on a proposed pay increase plan. Employers represented by United Employers and United Tavern Owners rejected a 78 cent per day rise for cooks and 1.50 for bartenders, with negotiations continuing under local mediation. The union, backed by international rep C T McDeonaileh, will conduct a vote among more than 740 members at the hall. Of 209 Alameda County restaurants and bars with prior contracts, 27 still hold out, while wage scales for cooks porters and bartenders remain under discussion amid a broader contract drive.

Alliance Bartoners Labor Temple Aljinnity 24 Frank Molvtdle Whanter Move Attaway, Organier Leitiy Woods Vacat Dacaty Business C.T. McDeonaileh Alameda County Hig Hillie -Bunningsser

Two Boys Injured In Bicycle Collision

A head on bicycle crash on Carlton Avenue yesterday morning left two boys from nearby addresses injured and taken to Hayward Hospital by ambulance. William Hunt suffered a fractured collarbone and other injuries. the second rider, Keith Williams, had a cut cheek and knee, with a white eye and possible knee injury.

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Cline Stoops Delivers Address at High 12 Weekly Luncheon

Cline Stoops served as guest speaker at the High 12 weekly luncheon discussing the "History of Penology" and its stages revenue repression prevention reformation and rehabilitation. Members unable to attend gathered for a round table discussion at the Green Slant er Hotel while others traveled to Lang BeauchDex.

Cline Stoops High 12 Cline Penology Java Lang Green Slanter

Baseball Night Showdowns Across The Leagues

Schedule shows Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at New York in night games. Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn while St Louis travels to Boston. In the American League New York plays Detroit and Washington hosts Cleveland with Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St Louis also on the slate.

National League Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnaati New York Detroit Washington Cleveland Chicago Boston

Castro Valley CofC Considers Part Time Manager Hire by Mail Poll

Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce members will vote by mail poll on hiring a part time manager. Discussion includes a possible two or three month arrangement and the shop for resident support, with a projected annual pay of about 125 dollars per week. A financial feasibility note warned the chamber cannot yet afford paid help, and a county aid request was debated.

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President Truman vetoes WW2 veterans postal service measure

Washington UP President Truman vetoed a bill that would grant World War II veterans who served in the postal field full credit for shore military service for promotion and pay. The measure promised $100 pay increases per line of service but the president cited four weaknesses and said it rewarded service unrelated to performance.

Washington Truman

Newark Dress Shop Burglar Takes Entire Stock In Store

A Newark dress shop reported a total stock loss after a burglary last night. Estimated value around 2500 dollars, with only a few nylon items and smaller articles remaining, the owner Mrs. Georgia Donning notified deputies. The front window was broken and theft appeared to be carried out by a lone burglar who fled in a car. The store is allied with the Niles owners who also run another shop in Niles.

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Population gain in Sacramento figures released

Officials report a population increase reaching two billion in a dubious census release. Douglas Chisholm confirms the figure in the irregular data dump, while government sources dispute the numbers and demand verification.

Official canvass shows Foley won by 450 majority

Official canvass from the June primary confirms Foley a 450 vote edge in district two. Janssen led with 44,026, Maganini 13,343, River 11,629, Mates 4,679. Foley for justice of the peace in Foley Township Court No 1 led Crows 17,345 to 11,895. Absentees: Janssen 192, Hivor 66, Maganini 15, Mateo 16. Foley 48 to Crows 89.

George Janssen Janssen al Maganini Robert River Eddie Mates Lester Foley Folen Frank Crows Foley Telly Crows Janscon Hivor Maganini Mateo Foley Crawa

Councilmen study new budget to cover next fiscal year

City councilmen discuss the upcoming budget as the new fiscal year nears, outlining tax assessment differences between county and city rolls and potential cuts, reorganizations, and pension funding to avoid raising the general tax rate. Hayward voters approve funding for city employee retirement, increasing costs by about 90 000 dollars over nine years. Transfers from water department surplus and state law options are considered to bridge a near 50 000 dollar gap, with continued details on page 4.

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Cabin cruiser overdue with five aboard near Wiksburg

A cabin cruiser named the Sweet Late with five people aboard was reported overdue today during a fishing trip to the Wiksburg area. Authorities and search teams were alerted as weather conditions and rough seas hindered immediate rescue efforts. Local coast guard units coordinated with regional responders to locate the vessel and its crew.

Pittsburg Wiksburg

Pleasanton County Fair Exposition Grows To 1.5 Million

The Alameda county pageant expands its appeal with a projected 125000 attendees for the fall 1950 exposition. Dr Paul Dolan, director, outlines highlights including agriculture, crafts, animals, and a 16000-seat Court of Four Seasons theater ensemble. Sponsors include the county supervisors and the Livermore Fairboard with Willian Vine and Keary Bartell in key roles.

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Weather glimpses of fog and mild winds expected

A fragmented weather note reports afternoon fog lifting slowly with little change in temperature. Winds are expected to shift between 20 and 20 miles per hour this afternoon and early evening. Yesterday’s high was 04 and today’s low near 80.

Survivors Recount After Brief Guam Rescue

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a brief rescue on Guam with nine survivors and references to names like Viteras and Werner. The readable text is incomplete, but indicates a recent heal in and ongoing review of survivors and responders.

Guam Viteras Pat Elfie Ind Werner

Lions Install Officers After Incorporation Papers

Carl Aritier relinquishes his San Lorenzo Lions post as incorporation papers are finalized by attorney Stanley Block before installation ceremonies set for Thursday night June 29 at Pland's. Mel Me Suen is president elect. McExon to install officers Daniil Swartz first VP Richard Moolin second VP Charles Shultuel third VP Jim Jacobs secretary Elmo Glasscock treasurer.

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Ashland Firehouse Two Plans To Invite Bids

Ashland Fire Chief Lester Olivera announced plans and specifications for a new wood frame firehouse in the Ashland district. The bungalow style station, with eight bedrooms and room for expansion, will replace the aging facility on 180th Avenue and San Joreno, serving residents west of Lioeth Avenue and portions of Westheinton Acres. Architect Albert Ginter of Torkeley designed the project with initial estimates around $27,000 and a bid process expected to begin soon.

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final stocks new yori u1 blocks moved intervalarly

In a garbled report from the auto industry, manufacturers including Duitton & Bradstice and The Automobile Manufacturers Association describe fluctuating sales and production activity. Prospects show mixed demand as inventories adjust and profitability remains uncertain amid shifting market conditions.

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Western Pacific Imposes Embargo on Livestock Freight

WP orders an embargo on all livestock and perishable freight effective 12:01 am PDT as Western Pacific clears its 1195 mile mule system before a strike deadline. Two WP subsidiaries will continue limited service to California valleys. mainlines at risk with 4400 workers idle. Shippers may move produce by truck to connect with SP or SF lines.

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