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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
5
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The document lists a dense, era style radio log with numerous programs and times across KRON KFRC KSFO KNBC KGO KCBS and others. It mentions exclusive shows, news segments, musical programs, and sports updates, reflecting a busy weekday air lineup in a San Francisco market.
Gerard O'Brien 26, Irish, accused of breaking into Queen Mother Mary’s Marlborough House, assaulted two staff, charged with attempted burglary. Held for trial in eight days. Also note: Mr and Mrs L Frederickson hosted open house for son George Tonella at Crow Canyon after his recent Independent School graduation.
Residents of Washington Acres Washington Manor and Washington Gardens are invited to telephone news items to Mrs Rhoda Hawkins Daily Review and Sun Journal correspondent for those areas. Parks celebrations trips arrivals all make news. Portraits of neighbors and travels fill the column. Pasadena guests visit Howard Printy in San Lorenzo. Judy Ann Mullen returns home after pneumonia and tonsillectomy. New residents Charles Pershing and family move from Berkeley to Washington Acres. Henry Fanger hosts St Louis relatives touring California. D L Smith vacations with deep sea fishing and trips to Clear Lake.
Glen Bales son of Mr and Mrs M H Bales of Hayward enrolls at the Fort Bliss ROTC summer camp to qualify as a second lieutenant in the army reserve corps anti aircraft artillery. He will learn 40 MM and 90 MM anti aircraft gun use small arms and leadership during the encampment. A UC Berkeley business administration student and Hayward Union High School graduate he attends the Berkeley campus and participates in Masonic club Phi Eta Sigma Beta Gamma Sigma and Bawles Hall association.
Commander Gordon Keats announces many VFW post 1882 members will attend the Department Convention in Santa Monica from June 24 to 28. He urges members needing transportation to contact him. The post votes to display colors with the Liberty Bell at City Plaza Sunday 1 to 2 pm. A. F. Bla Jock joins the organization. a potluck picnic at Hayward Memorial Park is planned to honor potential new members, date to be announced.
Anglo California National Bank advertises low cost vacation loans from $100 with 20 months or more to repay. No depositor requirement. Customers are urged to phone or visit a nearby office for the Anglo'san tune loan.
June schedules list multiple youth groups dancing and athletic events across San Lorenzo Castro Valley Hayward and nearby venues. Notes include Folk Dance teams Teen Agers and Jamboree groups with times from 6:30 to 11 p.m. and tennis instruction daily at high school courts. Information lines give Scout and Girl Scout meeting contacts.
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