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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1950
Page
2
Local egg market quotes from the Poultry Producer s Association of Central California list large eggs at 40 cents, medium 37, small 30, standard 23. Live fowl broilers under 2 pounds 44, fryers 41, over 3 pounds 41 42, form under 4 pounds 19 20, over 4 pounds 21 22, roasters cold 4 pounds and over 42 43.
The Review features Area Art with a landscape page spread and a preview invitation for Saturday to view Frates’ canvas interpretation of her birthplace. Kassophiles may lament DeJoine’s two stone abstract, while Staphape departs from the artist’s usual technique with a poster like brush. Wreddie’s Corner adds bright color and Teel Kine’s Desert offers stark contrast. The exhibit pleases the eye and invites judgment. visit during the current month.
Susan Hendrickson eight daughter of Harvey Hendrickson of 499 Nalor Street San Leandro was bitten by a family cat. Joe Tinge has been ill at his home on Prospect Street for three weeks.
The inquiry targets communist activities in the San Francisco bay area and UC campuses, with witness Crouch accusing ousted party members of opposing party line. The committee plans to expose a broader spy ring and underground communist network in the region, including university labs and local newspapers.
A 15 year old girl Sue Bragg of Alameda suffered minor injuries in a two car collision on Redwood road near Skyline. The Tehada vehicle struck the Kranzin car head on causing the Tehada car to overturn. Tehada 20 of Oakland received a citation for driving on the wrong side and had his license suspended. Sue Bragg was taken to Highland hospital for treatment.
Among expected witnesses in the Bridges espionage trial is Paul Crouch a former communist and wartime Alameda County party head who later held a party bureau post governing California Nevada and Hawaii. He is linked to alleged espionage activities in the San Francisco bay area.
A Mt Eden Presbyterian potluck is set for May 14 at the church with a film titled King of Kings shown by Ruth Edmonds. Residents may attend both events. Mt Eden Boy Scouts plan a paper drive and pickups for newsprint or magazines. Cooper Insurance Agency announces new officers John H. Cooper and Robert H. Cooper in the Petersen Building. Daughters of King fashion show hosted by Marjorie McCullough and Louise Hose.
The VA announces future home loan financing will shift to a new plan where possible. Loans already in process remain unaffected by the policy change.
Truman spoke during a 16 state tour highlighting how future wars must not be fought on foreign soil. He warned weapons could devastate nations but urged calm response and unity. He recalled 1948 campaign coverage and noted public support with his wife and daughter present.
Tip, a border collie owned by Richard MacColskey of Dixon, won the championship at the International Sheep Dog Trials held in Sacramento in connection with the 30th annual California ram sale.
About 200 people attended a colorful installation ceremony at the Lions Club building in Castro Valley as Valley VFW Post 1230 and its auxiliary inducted new officers. Detachments from Emeryville and other Bay Area posts joined national and district officers. a special installation will occur upon the new officer’s return.
New York stocks showed little movement with irregular prices in a narrow area. Industrials and rails fell while utilities rose. declines were often sharp but some issues rebounded. Benguet Consolidated Mining led turnover. copper and oil groups held steady or rose, with Superior and Chrysler hitting near highs before retreating. General Motors slipped, American Telephone posted a new high, and televisions declined before a bounce.
Under secretary of the Navy Dan Kimball said there would be no further cutbacks in west coast navy installations. He noted a reduction in aid functions at Mary Hospital, to be offset by increases at Oak Knoll Hospital. Kimball spoke at Mare Island and planned to depart for the East later in the day.
Gov Earl Warren announced his re election campaign managers for Alameda county Ernest H Vereri Alameda labor leader and Democrat and Joseph A Murphy a Republican attorney directing the campaign in Alameda County
Mary Jane Mersey Hersey aged 84 a native of Texas widow of Fletcher A Hersey and mother of John C Goad of Daletuid Oswil T Goad of Burlingame and the late Effie Colburn and Stephen Goad survived by 17 grandchildren and several great grandchildren funeral at Bras Chapel 110 B St Hayward Tuesday May 1950 at 10 AM interment Lenes Tree
Economical quick service invites borrowers to Anglo California National Bank. You do not need to be a depositor to receive a personal loan. The ad promotes fast loans and welcoming terms for customers seeking money.
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