08 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1952
Page
1
A 13 year old Cassia Valley 4-H club member Jane Johnson cared for a sow reaching a pig project moment at the county fair. She plans to return one litter to the Farm Bureau for a future pig scramble, reflecting typical 4-H farm projects and county fair traditions.
A local 44H Club Week observance in Hayward highlights youth projects and community activities. The Wisconsin Cooperative hints at club work with Miss Glidge Boone and adviser, as club members test projects from daisy calendar to dressmaking.
A memorial gathering for Gene Frank drew about two dozen attendees in an ominous ceremony. The event featured speeches on public bond issues, a note of condolences, and reflections on community ties. Local officials announced plans for a fiscal bond program and listed several attendees and participants.
More than 70 librarians are expected at the spring meeting of the Association of Children's Librarians of Northern California at Hayward Public Library. Morning sessions feature Phillip Silberman on Let the Child Do It, a lunch panel discusses Illustration of Children's Books with several noted artists and educators, and Mae Burl will moderate. Arrangements are by Mrs. Gladys Conklin of Hayward.
Eden Township Hospital board may appoint a fifth member at a March 26 meeting. Harold Pepperell of Castle Valley Kaiser Aluminum discussed board plans. Candidates interviewed include Mircalurs, with decisions on two hospital houses and expansion of sixth and seventh floors amid weather delays.
Regional quotes from the Poultry Producers of Central California list egg prices for various grades and sizes including Nulaid Invye medium to small eggs, large eggs, dressed poultry with broilers fryers roasters hens and old roosters, ducks, turkeys, squabs, and rabbits. Live poultry prices cover broilers fryers roasters hens light weights and heavy types with varying weight ranges.
Roy P. Johnson manager of the J. C. Penney store announces Penney Golden Jubilee conventions in March across Atlantic City Chicago and San Francisco to mark the 50th anniversary of serving American people. Principal address by A W Hugo with guests including U S Senators Mundt and Kurlick and Stanford president Sterling.
A garbled Washington report notes proposed allocations and budget battles in Congress. It mentions plans for billions in appropriations, debate over a $2 and $31 million scale, and objections by several representatives and officials amid a broader fiscal year printing and engraving controversy.
Castro Valley residents urge the state Division of Highways to address a hazardous condition at the Crow Canyon Road and Highway 90 intersection after a fatal crash Monday. They cite a partially obscured road closed sign that allegedly caused drivers to slow suddenly, risking further accidents. Neighbors advocate adding warning signs along Highway 50 and regulating the curve to prevent misjudgments.
Fragmented OCR text describes a rural scene with references to property, tax issues, and local officials. It mentions Cleveding Bar, Daae ydaer duunty Woisuiner Taysid Cogud, and a narrator connected to the Lake. The passage evokes a chaotic account of property damage and tax disputes with disjointed phrases and unclear events.
Hayward Public Library announces a library week program featuring a painting exhibit by local artists, a film by Baja Mexico explorer Acea Art, and new books on display. A movie screening by Sterling Ballad from Castro Valley is set for 7:30 pm in the lecture room, plus exhibitions of Civil War era documents and recent acquisitions by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce.
Hay Ward reports Valley Club seeks building permit for a $10,000 project. The plan involves constructing a hub for the club's activities, with Mrs V A Ho noted in proceedings and adjustments to mail routing causing some confusion in the area.
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