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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
6
The Women of the Moose chapter 1 934 will hold public installation ceremonies tonight at 7 pm in Trinity Social Hall 184 Castro Street. Reception follows at Moose Hall 1060 Castro. Grace Joseph senior regent and officers will be installed.
Anthony Bettencourt seaman USN and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Silva of Hayward arrived in the United States Monday aboard the amphibious command ship USS Mount McKinley after combat operations in Korean waters. The Mount McKinley served as flagship for major amphibious operations during the conflict.
Washington reports show planners earning 20 percent more income in the first six months of the year while expenses rise 13 percent. The Agriculture Department summary notes farmers took in 28 percent more cash from meat and livestock during January through June than in 1950, with poultry and eggs up over 80 percent and dairy receipts up 20 percent, a factor in OPS meat ceilings debate.
Walt Dropo, first baseman from the Boston Red Sox farmed to San Diego in the Pacific Coast League, arrived in Hollywood after missing a New York flight. Manager Del Baker expects him to regain batting power as San Diego faces Hollywood tonight and tomorrow.
Fred Lewis says the Soil Conservation Service will handle technical phases of permanent farm conservation practices in Alameda County. SCS staff or PMA field man Matt Whitfield will provide guidance on leveling, drainage, irrigation layout, erosion control, and related tasks under ACP guidelines. Farmers should contact the county PMA committee at 170 Castro Street to arrange assistance.
San Francisco reports the Ice Follies of 1961 at Winterland schedules a July 4 matinee at 2 15 p m the only weekday matinee of the limited engagement The evening show follows that night Out of town fans are urged to write to Ice Follies of 1951 Winterland Post and Shiner sheets San Francisco for tickets and a self addressed stamped envelope with payment.
The chamber of commerce will furnish the goodies to accompany your picnic lunch for Castro Valley Day on July 29.
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