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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1950
Page
4
A public notice warns readers on Memorial Day 1951 to avoid careless behavior. It stresses watching every step and remaining vigilant to prevent tragic accidents. The message urges people to be careful to honor the day and prevent needless deaths.
A distorted account traces a decade old antitrust struggle on the West Coast. It questions government strategy and the Department of Justice while noting that seven oil firms formed a near monopoly and faced calls for legal action. The piece critiques productive silence and suggests negotiation might have avoided harsh prosecutions.
A fragment describes Leona Ward and others as evesdroppers for political candidates in a Den Sooplb and Hayward area contest with references to Joe Schenens and Frank Crews. It mentions a dog named Dinky missing from Castro Valley and Donna Giovanelli, then shifts to a University of Chicago idea proposing voluntary psychological tests for politicians, suggesting boiling in vil for those who fail.
A fragmented schedule lists May through November activities in Hayward Castro Valley area clubs and halls. Highlights include dances at Dania Hall with Helree's orchestra, a Flower Dance, summer square and folk dances, fashion shows and card parties by American Legion posts, theater by Hayward Community Theater, and a California State Fair in September.
Alameda county livestock men face confusion over insecticides for parasite control on sheep cattle and logs. Walter Johnson and Larry Bolton have prepared a circular listing parasites and recommended insecticides and mixing notes. Free copies available from the Agricultural Extension Service in Hayward.
The readable text fragment suggests a discussion about moral rights and national actions against American citizens, mentioning a country asserting authority or moral grounds in a world context. The garbled wording obscures specifics.
Miss Virginia Lyons of New York City, administrative assistant for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, says vaccines are developing to control polio. She spoke in San Lorenzo Village during a Nurses biennial visit, outlining how March of Dimes funds support orthopedic nursing training to prepare nurses to care for polio victims and reduce local care costs.
May 27 to June 3 lists teen clubs and folk dance groups in Hayward area including Fair View, Mt Eden, Castro Valley, and San Lorenzo Village. Activities cover age 3 to 19, with evenings at schools, gyms, and centers. plus boys clubs, square dances, and jamborees. Information available by phone and broadcast on Mutual Network Sundays at 9 15 p.m.
The Wayward High leadership group spent Friday night at Redwood Regional Park for an overnight. They built camp furniture, lit fires, and learned outdoor skills, using materials found in the park. Shorty, crafts chairman, served as the guiding light with two faculty chaperones Mrs Muth Buymester and Miss Jo Williams.
The McClatchy chain of San Joaquin Valley papers yesterday announced support for Manchester Boddy, candidate for United States Senate. The endorsement signals a key editorial position in the high profile race.
Attorneys Fred A. Jones and Gerald T. Connilt said their names were used without authority on a San Leandro committee backing Arthur Maganini for supervisor in a news release from Barbara Mathews. They urged friends not to view the erroneous listing as an endorsement and stated they do not endorse Maganini.
Leading stocks rested in a dull short session as the market eyed specials and few issues moved. Traders planned a four day Memorial Day holiday with the exchange closed Tuesday and normal operations Monday through Wednesday. a handful of firm spots appeared while a few issues declined.
Notice states Trumbert Miraglia and Hetty Miraglia intend to sell Castro Valley Gardens at 8168 Castro Valley Blvd Castro Valley Alameda County California. Purchaser Louis Knappenberger and others will buy stock in trade goodwill furniture fixtures equipment and liquor license at 10 oclock on June 5 4050 at Golden Fratts Oakland office. Dated May 25 1050 Oakland California. Louis Kwapenaruger Bernard Tilton. Intended vendees No 1641 Ay 27.
Alameda County superior court notices the estate of Robert Henry Moore, deceased. Ida Moore Cox, administratrix, calls creditors and others with claims to present within six months from May 20, 1950, with vouchers to Haley and Schenone, attorneys in Hayward, at Petersen Building Room 212.
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