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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1950
Page
12
An opinion piece defends Richard Nixon against Soviet smear campaigns, crediting him with exposing Fifth Column activity and aiding international peace. It lauds his honesty, energy, and unassuming manner, noting strong local audience enthusiasm during a recent visit and endorsing his California Senate bid.
Florida voters opt against further Pepper influence in state politics, signaling a move away from broad Pepper branding in public discourse.
Nan Britt announces an alumni party at Hayward High on Saturday night June 8 in the old gym. More than a thousand invitations were mailed to former Hayward students for a top season event featuring Billy Eckstine records, a free tasting and consultation by Petar Jimenez, and a photo by Dahr McLaren for lucky door prize winners. A talent show and a makimum of fun at minimum rates are planned as guests arrive from nearby towns.
Occupation notes Sergeant John B White at the Seacoast Branch of the Artillery School expert in electronic warfare and submarine mines. He underscores Army electronics training as a promising, well paid career with many opportunities. Visit your recruiting office in San Juandro location Book 200 City Hall.
Manchester Boddy appears favored to secure the Democratic nomination for U S Senator per a Southern Alameda county Boddy committee citing independent polls. The group says his campaign for American production to avert war and to curb unemployment fuels support while listing a long slate of backers and remarks by Congressman Richard Nixon and other candidates.
Ten years ago the Hayward Builders and Material Dealers Exchange became a unit of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce at a meeting of 34 building industry executives. Officers named were KR. E. Elrod as president Hue Frank secretary treasurer and Arthur Holyoake Ed McFarland Clarence C. Clements Elvin BR. Abrott and Harold A. Sundby as directors. Other items note a Mother's Day Rotary program, a failed motion to support a Southeast Alameda junior college, Hayward receiving 3784 from motor vehicle license funds, and plans for a Golden Gate Gun Club shoot with about 1000 participants anticipated.
Our Readers Say thanks to The Daily Review for recognizing the Third Annual Mass Graduation of Apprentices and for publishing giant craft stories to inform readers about the apprenticeship program. Signed by Joint Apprenticeship Graduation Committee of the East Bay, J. A. Stinson Publicity.
Bearl R Parker 52 of 9166 Silveira Ave Castro Valley will be buried at Golden Gate National Cemetery after a 12 noon service at Chapel of the Valley Castro Valley Mortuary. He died Monday at Fairmont hospital in an apparent self infliction. Survived by widow Katie and daughter Jacqueling Parker. Former carpenter, member of Local 1622 Carpenters Union, WWI veteran. Four acres of MCG Petersen fruit land sold for 600 dollars. Charles Prowse real estate agent handled sale. John Haar, town trustee president known as Hayward's Mayor, died of cerebral hemorrhage in a buggy accident. Probate petition by D Pestdort for estate of Haar requests letters of administration. only property listed is a 60 by 160 foot lot on C Street valued at 400 dollars.
More than 200 Boy Scouts from 15 Eden district troops are expected at the June 10 and 11 camporee at Rancho Los Mochos 116 miles south of Livermore. Leaders will arrive by 2 p.m. Saturday to erect tents and compete in water games, signaling, knot relay and rope rescues, with a campfire under Carl Mitchell. Local commissioners and district leaders from San Lorenzo, San Leandro, and Ashland assist in planning and operations.
Installation of new officers for the San Lorenzo Lions club is set for Pland's Villa next Thursday evening June 1. Mel McCune will receive the president’s gavel from outgoing president Carl Britton. D K Swartz becomes first vice president, Charles Shattiels second vice president, Dick Moeller third vice president, Jim Jacobs secretary, and Elmo Glasscock treasurer. Nearly 200 members and guests attended a fish and chips dinner and an amateur vaudeville show organized by Walt Alpers at Pland’s last night.
San Lorenzo’s Development Center invites two and a half to kinders eligible children to enroll in a six week summer program from July 6 to August 11 at the new San Lorenzo high school site. Mothers will attend evening classes and assist mornings. a modest registration fee and tuition apply. contact secretary Georgie Brooke at Licerne 2-2036 for blanks.
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