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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
11
The Western Pacific railroad plans further wage cuts as a strike widens. About 1,500 employees were laid off since the walkout began last Sunday, though switching crews stay on. Officials say the system, spanning 1,195 miles, continues limited operations amid appeals from San Francisco business leaders and lawmakers for a settlement.
James Roosevelt said after a 20 minute talk with President Truman that the president would help if possible. He noted he did not invite Truman to campaign in California but hoped he would. Roosevelt emphasized California Democrats must focus on turnout to win and planned to meet with California Democratic lawmakers. Bus conductors threaten a national walkout on July 15.
A Democratic national committeeman said he would hold a news conference tomorrow morning and then depart for the Roosevelt home in Hyde Park New York. He indicated no detailed comment on the Korean crisis, while President Roosevelt offered congratulations on the aide’s statement and stance.
The Casa Grande Ruins National Monument near Florence Arizona is described as a well preserved four story dwelling complex with an extensive canal system. The National Automobile Club reports scholarly interest in the calendar and signs found in the walls attracting archeologists worldwide.
In San Francisco AP reports that accidents kill more children than any single disease and cause about one third as many deaths as all diseases combined. Physicians say preventable hazards and safety measures could reduce child fatalities nationwide.
Dr. Herman N. Sander had his medical license reinstated by the New Hampshire Board of Registration in Medicine after acquittal in a mercy murder case. The unanimous vote restored his license as of the meeting date, though hospital status remained unclear.
Oro Loma Sanitary District votes to accept partial payments on Fairview district assessments under certain conditions after letters demanded changes. Secretary John McNeal notes deeds sold before assessment, leading to charges for property not yet legally transferred. district to allow partial payment for the portion remaining with original ownership and later recoup from other owners. Also annexed treatment plant property at 995 Hesperian and Son Lorenzo Homes. bids called to line a district ditch under Southern Pacific tracks and to extend a line from San Lorenzo High School to existing outfall lines.
Unincorporated area permits list multiple dwelling projects with costs, addresses, owners and builders from Castro Valley Hayward San Lorenzo Oakland and Newark. A separate National Automobile Club note compares rural road traffic accident totals for California in early 1949 and 1950, noting increases in accidents injuries and fatalities with preliminary 1950 figures and trout catches along the Merced River in Mariposa County near El Portal.
In Frankfurt area findings, over 90 percent of 560 university students from Erlangen and Munich oppose becoming soldiers even if Germany had an army and officers. Eighty percent had Wehrmacht service in WWI, while most favor a government prioritizing human freedoms over economic security. Only a minority see Germany responsible for the war.
Gem Society of Castro Valley installed new president Hlead and named committees. Librarian and historian is Mrs Buster E Sledge, social chairman Mrs Sarah Breece, and publicity chairman Dr Arthur B Emmes. Executive board voted to sponsor an educational display at Castro Valley Fair on August 3. At the second annual picnic over 66 people attended and about 100 dollars was raised from prize and auction proceeds. James Meegan, auctioneer, oversaw 94 transactions. awards went to Mrs Alice Rabb jade pin, Bob Dexter bloodstone ring, Melvin Rush travertine pen set, and Kay Finley won a sterling Chinese carnelian necklace in a Chinese auction conducted by Buster Sledger.
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