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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1950
Page
2
At a joint meeting, Bartell explained county surplus funds from gasoline taxes were used to support city repairs as state and county officials urged municipal cooperation. With the surplus gone, Alameda County plans to aid only projects benefiting multiple areas, while awaiting a city cooperation reply.
A mock posse arrests in a Western Week festival kickoff at A and First streets parking lot. A 9 40 p m preliminary contest selects a Western Week queen with Hayward area service clubs running booths and whip tricks as fundraisers. The downtown parade nears 100 entries, featuring Nick Tribusso as a prospector. Cowboy dance at the Veterans Memorial building and Rowell rodeos in Dublin Canyon follow, sponsored by local clubs and American Legion post 68.
The Lorenzo Theatre lists multiple showings this Thursday for Young Man With a Horn and Be Sun Downers at 7:00 and 10:40. The Motor Movies circuit shows Kelvia Jordan at 8:27 and 12:47, plus Only Angels Have Wings at 10:34 p.m. The Hayward Theatre offers Ball In Full at 3:19 and 6:31 p.m. RIPZ presents Wabash Avenue at 1:30 and 4:14 with masked screening at 3:04 p.m. Jolson Sings Again airs at 6:42 and 9:52 with Easy Living at 5:14 and 10:24 p.m. Un Gs runs 8:04 p.m.
The fragment outlines a Hayward California daily notice published by Floyd L. Sparks and Betty Clark Sparks. It mentions Congressional act details dated March 3, 1979 and directs communications to P.O. Box 120 Hayward. Subscription rates are listed as 5 cents per copy or 1.00 per month.
The LeBlanc case progresses as jurors are selected in Hayward for a charge of violating Alameda County's uniform building code. Prospective jurors include residents from Hayward and San Lorenzo Village, with one questioned for a bias against the code. LeBlanc awaits sentence in two weeks after a two week hold and release on no bail.
Otto Hartman, 66, retired New York baker and Castro Valley turkey breeder, died yesterday. A native of New York he had lived at 19490 Center Street Castro Valley for two years, raising turkeys with his sister and brothers. Survived by sister Mrs Elsie Scott and brothers Berthold, Hugo and Oscar Hartman. Funeral rites at Garden Chapel Pratt-Flick mortuary 1044 C Street at 2 p.m. Friday May 5. Closing services at Lone Tree cemetery.
Otto Hartman, native of New York and beloved brother of Elsie Scult Berthold Muga and Op Hartman, died aged 60. Friends invited to Garden Chapel services at Prall-Felers Mortuary Hayward on Friday May 5 1960 at 2 oclock. Burial Lone Tree Cemetery with street parking.
Values show Nulaid large 44 and medium 37, small 30, standard 23 as of today. Live fowl broilers under 24 lbs listed at 99-94, fryers 24 to 9 lbs 40-41, over 3 lbs 4-42, feghorns under 4 lbs 18-20, over 4 lbs 21-22, roastery colored 4 lbs and over 42-49.
The June garden party of Tamarack branch of the Chil avelils Hospital of the Hast Bay is a complete sell out according to branch chairman Mrs Betty Sparks. Members are compiling a waiting list for cancellations with reservations ordered by submission. Interested attendees may contact Mrs Marie Hunt at Hunt's restaurant or by phone LU 2 1062.
A national Chrysler conference plans to approve a settlement after two wage strikes expire. Locals vote on the pact, with secret ratifications Saturday, and workers may return Monday though full production at least 10 days away. The agreement includes a 10 cent package, early retirement at 65 with varying service credits, and 68 as the final workstation age, plus union governance and health coverage steps. Ford led with pensions earlier, and UAW now targets GM, aiming for joint administration of pension eligibility and broader benefits amid bleak production forecasts.
The Muir Civic Club will hold a combined business and social session at John Muir School at 8 pm today. Refreshments will be served after the business portion concludes.
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