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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1950
Page
10
A dated discussion notes strikes growing cautious as unions adapt to a buyer's market. It cites last-minute efforts over phone, bakery, and pewter strikes, with three pending negotiations and shifts in employer concessions. The Glitsyser strike illustrates a wider risk when firm refusals meet determined leadership.
In federal court Mrs Jean Murray 30 a former Communist staged a May Day riot during a pretrial hearing on charges of attempting to silence a government witness. She and co defendant Mrs Betty Teixeira 20 faced trial delays as the judge ordered psychiatric examinations and court sessions continued to May 15.
Virginia MacPherson reports on a Hollywood producer courting a trained moose for a film role in The Big Moose. Crutcher explains Mushkig the moose may become a screen star if found, with cautions about danger and humor about taming such a beast for fame.
Wesley Dexter Gordon argues against Standen by citing Sell's Essentials of Logic on how false analogies mislead. He lists scientists like Oppenheimer, Bohr, Linstein, Lindgren, Essig, Kendall, and Essig to claim humility and caution exist in scientific work, criticizing Standen's breathless confidence and urging critical analysis before drawing broad generalizations.
A May ward appearance by Manchester Boddy prompts roundups on campaign aims and health related withdrawals. Raymond Darby calls for future-focused water conservation. Richard Nixon attacks postal rate hikes in Southern California, urging service efficiency and free enterprise. James G. Quinn wins AP-AL endorsement for Alameda County Superior Court reelection. Robert E. Miller touts qualifications. Welburn Mayack accuses Roosevelt and Miller of double-dealing in state politics. Helen Gahagan Douglas gains support from Mather Tohvinger for Northern California campaign chair role.
The Heyward High School Latin Club held its second annual banquet in the high school cafeteria on Wednesday April 26 at 6 36 p m. Officers were announced and guests welcomed by consul David Pendergast. V ice consul Warren McCord portifux maximus David Burke Silva seviba Doris Curtis were introduced. Romans in togas served a three course Roman meal by nine freshmen slaves with entertainment after each course. Mrs Elizabeth Kelley advised the club and introduced visitors from Alameda High School and the members' parents.
Ten years ago unemployment insurance checks totaling 66497 were issued in Southern Alameda County during March, per Walter Gratman of Hayward State Employment Office. A February rise of 144 and 1 percent of state total. Lions club to dedicate Youth Cabin in Memorial Park. Simonds set a world record in a spaghetti-eating challenge, with several contenders noted. Twenty-five years ago, Lion Rotary ball game ended 7 to 6 with lineups listed. Will review local honors for Charles W. Speger. Castro Valley seeks East Bay Water extensions amid private wells. Fifty years ago, Choral Society concert planned with Duncan Smith. Alameda County Press association to meet in Hayward.
Hayward Lutheran Laymen's League members outlined a six topic program at their last meeting held Saturday evening in the candy factory of Elvin and Mrs. Walseman in Castro Valley. The report notes community activities and upcoming engagements for the group.
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