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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1951
Page
3
The Mentally Handicapped Children's Organization of San Leandro presents Luella Fuller school students in their third operetta Vacation In the Land of Mother God on June 8 at 8 pm. The program at First Presbyterian Church showcases the students capabilities and accomplishments and includes a demonstration of the academic world taught at the school.
Assembly passes bills Tuesday to raise pay for various officials and judges. Alameda County gains only for Superior Court judges, boosting pay from 15 000 to 16 750 dollars. Mr and Mrs Anthony Moura of 1080 Paradise Boulevard visited Knott s Berry Farm and the ghost town in Buena Park California.
Washington dispatch reports 47 year old Benjamin Bedford named assistant to Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson. Bedford, Kaiser-Frazer executive VP, will push defense production on the West Coast. He formerly ran four Richmond shipyards constructing 729 ships 1940 1945 and helped build dams and highways in California Cuba and El Paso Mexico. The piece also notes a Dental Association statistic on aging teeth.
George A. Pettitt, assistant to UC President Robert Sproul, will address the Eden Chapter alumni at a scholarship dinner tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Pland's Villa. Paul Ehret will award three Alameda County freshmen scholarships. Pettitt will discuss UC's role in development of dumb energy and is a former journalist and UC lecturer. Dochterman will outline Eden chapter alumni work in the state. Tickets are $2.50 and available at Hayward Post Office.
Puzzle across and down clues mix with numerous misprints and garbled text. Readable items hint at topics like skull parts, fruit drinks, verbs, and animals, but many phrases are distorted, requiring reconstruction from context.
A string of spring and early summer events fill the town calendar. Holy Hosary Sodality hosts a fund event at IDES hall and a family dance at Bret Harte gym. June features whists, dances, rummage sales, and a plant show at local venues including Loom hall IDES hall Dania hall Bret Harte and the Memorial building with proceeds benefiting local charities and vacation funds for a child in need. Public invited across events with sponsor groups including Ladies societies PTA council and church auxiliaries.
An open house marks the formal opening of the Castro Valley Community Center with ceremonies from 2 to 4 p.m. at 4 Walnut Road. The event is announced by the Harvard Area Recreation District and Castro Valley Community Center committee, with entertainment and refreshments to follow.
The California Supreme Court ruled Santa Clara County's 1948 charter invalid due to typographical errors in pre election versions. The 4 to 3 decision overturned an appeals court ruling that the errors were inconsequential.
The United States 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean is the world’s second largest, dwarfs Britain’s forces there, and includes about 20 000 officers and men plus a Marine battalion. In Malta exercises American Marines used transports and three carriers with four cruisers and 25 destroyers, while Royal Navy strength appeared far smaller with limited cruiser and carrier assets and only a handful of Marines in the region.
Mrs Guells Fuller founder of the Mentally Handicapped Children's organization will deliver the feature address at the group's meeting Monday night at 8 pm at Luella Fuller School in San Leandro. New 1951 officers were announced by publicity chair D J McDonald: president D J McDonald, vice president Wil a Wright, secretary Mrs yroond Post, assistant secretary Mrs Kel Henry, and treasurer Mrs Charles Metzger.
Tele-fun by Wargan Goodrich notes a playful exchange about polite phone etiquette with a call to give the person a full minute to answer. The piece reflects Pacific Telephone style and humor in handling a timed response.
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