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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1950
Page
8
Residents oppose a petition seeking to eliminate the personal property tax. The measure would shift the tax burden to homeowners and other property owners, reducing city and school district revenues and bonding capacity. Officials warn of higher rates to replace funds, urging residents to refuse signing petitions.
A brief, reflective quote discusses how many women would decide on many issues if convinced that making up one's mind is a modern trend. The teaser frames the line as a thought for the day attributed to John Forward.
Mrs Ivan Myers farmerly Madelynne Klant of Castro Valley is at her home on Williams Street after a week at her mother's in Hayward. She was discharged from Hayward hospital April 29 after a spine injury from a horse fall. She will be limited for months before future shows and parades. Promotion of Alvin Burgess to Staff Sergeant announced by Lt Col James M. Cooper. Burgess of 1270 Orchard Avenue San Leandro serves in 104th Fighter Squadron engineering. father of three. owns a Hayward service station.
In a sharp remark, Harald E. Colburn labeled Franklin D Roosevelt a self-seeking opportunist, saying his loyalty to party principles is lacking and accusing him of betraying allies. The exchange references 1948 and Truman’s nomination, framing Roosevelt as aligned with a rival faction.
Ten years ago rodeo week featured events including the Rodeo dinner by the 20-30 club, parade, and dance at Burbank school, with the Raw ellbranc i in Dublin canyon hosting the rodeo. Hayward high school's production Phe Mikatto drew 160 cast and musicians. notable students and agricultural delegates attended the state convention in San Luis Obispo.
Mrs Walter Loweermill told a Hadassah regional conference in Oakland that Israel is the most exciting place today with 400000 immigrants arriving in two years, and praised local aid work. Eden Hadassah plans a donor dinner dance May 15 at Castro Villa Redwood Road. Tickets via Mrs Harry Carr Lucerne 1668.
Edward S. Shattuck candidate for attorney general today won broad support from Eastbay war veterans led by Boddy rival Mrs. Gahagan’s major foe. Supervisor George A. Janssen also gained backing from District Council 16 of Painter's AFL, nine local unions and 7500 members after a council meeting last week.
Dr. Hermann N. Sander, acquitted in a mercy murder trial, stopped spring plowing at $4 an hour in Candia New Hampshire citing late season and to await reinstatement of his medical license. He plans to apply to the New Hampshire Board of Registration in Medicine after license revoked April 19 following the trial over Mrs. Abbie C. Borreto of Manchester who died of cancer. Two nurses who testified for Sander were demoted from floor work. Mrs Cecilia Smith, former supervisor, was reinstated.
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