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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
6
A 1951 Daily Review report notes a judge stating that happiness in couples correlates with general life satisfaction rather than physical appearance. The page features a column or brief discussing mood and relationship dynamics amid social trends of the era.
Superior Court Judge James Murphy in Waterbury Connecticut dismissed a divorce petition from Mrs. Vincent C. Jeanette of Naugatuck for intolerable cruelty after noting photos showed the couple happy and overweight. He said weight loss could not explain affections lost and urged that a married couple be pleasant and agreeable rather than thin and fault-finding.
Bay Area bookkeepers auditors and business administration students were advised that a University of California course in Internal Auditing will begin July 2 in Oakland. Instructor is John T. S. Byrne western district audit supervisor United States Steel San Francisco. Byrne says the course covers the objectives scope author and history of internal audit. Further information may be obtained by contacting the Oakland Extension center or the Berkeley office.
Gilbert Brooks of Hayward wins California Alumni Association scholarship to the University of California. Brooks, a Hayward Union High School alumnus and former student body athlete, is son of Mr and Mrs Buster Allen Brooks. The 1951 52 program totals 154 awards worth 43400 dollars statewide. selection overseen locally by Paul Ehret of San Lorenzo.
In Sacramento Gov Bar signed a bill raising the minimum salary for teachers with regular credentials to 4000 a year from 2100, the measure by Assemblyman Ernest R Geddes would keep emergency credential minima at 2400. About 6600 teachers are affected, half of whom hold regular credentials.
Brownie troop 57 of Hayward concluded its around the world journey at a final meeting in Coney Island New York. A sand map of the globe served as the last project while the girls celebrated with a hip around the world. They departed Hayward visiting Hawaii Japan China Hong Kong Philippines Singapore Bankak India Egypt Greece Italy and Spain. Troop leaders Mrs Wesley Allstrom and Mrs Herber Hallen said they were glad to return home and prepare for a quiet summer.
Government lists overseas civil service vacancies with full transport and return trip paid upon contract completion. Requirements vary by gender and age, with female 21–40 and male 21–46. Per annum employees in Japan receive quarters allowance and 10 percent extra pay, openings also listed in Alaska, Saudi Arabia, Guam, Okinawa, Germany, and the Philippine Islands. contact California employment office in Hayward for details.
June 17 benefit whist at 737 Watkins attracting attendees with UPPEG Golden Jubilee sponsored by Mrs Clara Rigga as hostess. June 25 Whist party by Echoes of Portugal at D.8 hall at 8 pm. June 29 rummage sale Dania Ball mentored by Danke Sister. June 23 Bansik card party at Our Lady of Grace Casita Valley. July 18 bonout whist party for John Furtado whose home was harmed in June at IDES hall sponsored by his parents. August 12 sixth annual gonia and Jhado Fin show at Vi rons Memorial building funding by the commission. September 5 Federation improvement clubs annual rente at Elderberry Park Niles Canyon for members families and friends. September 7 Benatil whist by Neightor’s of Woodcraft at IES hall at 8 9 p.m.
Russell City Improvement league met at Russell school on Thursday with 18 members in attendance. B Brooks chairman urged a campaign to boost membership and civic interest. The group announced a cleanup drive for July 7 to improve the town’s outward appearance and discussed repairing the community five truck. Blood donation record set in Astoria Oregon Tongue Paint oval personnel contributed 547 pints in six hours.
A Senate passed bill requires county permission for old age pension recipients to sell real property and allows county recovery from a deceased recipient’s estate for five years prior to death. The measure, sent Friday, moves back to the Assembly for concurrence in amendments.
A Pratt Kers Mortuary notice requests inquiries regarding a protective plan for a person named Buriz. The item indicates formal arrangements and seeks guidance or responses from interested parties or families. The terse notice reflects standard obituary or service planning language from a local paper.
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