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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1950
Page
6
The Daily Review urges residents to submit the Missed Persons form if they were away or unavailable during April's enumeration. It emphasizes the census' impact on state funds and potential annexation effects, noting that accurate counts influence funding and representation for Hayward area communities.
A thought provoking column questions trust during the Cold War as Congressional inquiries probe communist ties. It debates whether a former communist or a government employee who refuses to answer can be believed, highlighting perjury concerns in justice.
Readers express gratitude for coverage of the slaughterhouse dispute near Madison Ray Verda and Kathleen streets noting noise odors and calve roars affecting homes and children. A May 3 letter cites Judge Hamlin’s forthcoming visit before ruling. Additional note urges California to adopt public school education for blind children with statewide parental letters to the State Board of Education.
In a Monday night vote at Pasey Grande station Laurenza Village Voluptec department re elected veteran Tom Ducey as fire chief for the third consecutive year. Chief Ducey is noted for promoting fire safety and education in the San Lorenzo school district and has long served as a spokesman for the volunteer department. The officer slate also includes Otis Dawson as president succeeding Charles Smith, Koehler as vice president, Russ Nathan as secretary, and Bob Koenig as treasurer. Gilbert Hicks will lead company A with Chet Rosher as lieutenant. Jack Kapayerich will lead company B with Keith Bone as lieutenant. The notice ends with a request for parents and readers to contact the editor about concerns, especially regarding blind children.
The Republican Committee in Lavare plans a $25 dinner to be served free to contributors of $25 or more to the Alameda county Republican finance fund. An outstanding international speaker is being invited for the main address. Lt Gov Goodwin Knight will head a speaker lineup at a May 19 Alameda rally. other speakers include AG Fred Howser and several state candidate hopefuls. Endorsements flow to Earl Warren’s reelection from labor leaders and public figures across Alameda and San Francisco counties. Local figures endorse Craig Friel and other candidates. Oak land Eagles honor retiring president Jiminy Lynn at a dinner.
About 100 Kiwanis of Hayward plus wives, friends and guests attended a Wednesday Castro Villa dinner social. Magician Hye Agnew from Signal Oil entertained as couples assisted in tricks. Old-fashioned square dances by couples followed, with several members honored on birthdays. Officials present included Sheriff Gleason, D A Frank Corkley, Assemblyman Dunn, Supervisor Janssen, and candidates Crews and La Coste.
San Francisco police officer John G. Kennedy, 29, delivered his own child early Tuesday after receiving step by step instructions by telephone from the doctor. Kennedy called the family physician as his wife Barbara went into labor, and the doctor, unable to reach in time, guided him through the birth.
Police reported a brand new Studebaker was stolen from Marvin Vincent's showroom in Martinez Monday night. Entry was gained through a rear window. nothing else appeared to be taken.
A legal notice with a sworn statement by Rene Shar ward declaring the principal place of business at 1080 Laurel Avenue Alameda County California under fictitious name SHAR WARD. The affidavit identifies Lola J as the sole owner with address 1030 Tauvel Avenue and Post Office Box in California. Notarized by Joseph A. Esq, Notary Public, with commission expire July 36, 1851, dated April 1.
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