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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
12
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A cluttered radio schedule page notes programs across channels with time slots and program names. It also includes a neighborhood notice: Mr and Mrs J P Ramos retired after a short Hawthorne visit, and their grandson Terese Jane is highlighted with family remarks.
Legal notice filed by Walter Albert Cole disclaims responsibility for any obligations contracted by his wife Rosa Cole from May 9, 1959 onward. Contains address 873 Main Street Haysward California and schedules unrelated to the notice, with stray program and station listings interwoven.
J A Walsh of Castro Valley moves his office from the present site at 7710 Castro Valley boulevard to a new adjoining site east of the current building. The move is temporary to allow construction of a new Walsh building that will house retail stores and offices for sixteen professionals. Grand opening is planned for June, with Walsh occupying the new offices and the old building relocated for enhanced Valley service. The new building began January 4 with paving and sidewalks planned along the 110 foot front and a design to match Sprouse Reitz. Walsh and his wife will live in a penthouse above the Castro Valley center. The Castro Valley Choral group donated many cakes for refreshments at their next meeting.
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