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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1951
Page
5
An explosion and ensuing fire at Hawthorne Nevada's naval ammunition depot killed ten workers in the shell loading room and seriously wounded five others. Rescue teams struggled through extreme heat to pull victims from the blast zone while civilians and military staff were evacuated to prevent further disasters.
Washington area residents plan a petition to the state Public Utilities Commission seeking lower utility rates. The Washington Civic Owners Association discussed the drive at a directors meeting. A committee will consider the issue this week and notify owners where to sign. Ernest A. Tart offered to meet the committee to discuss flood control concerns as a possible solution.
Ann Uusar has become consul for the San Lorenzo High School Latin Club under Mrs Elisabeth Kelley. Thirty new members were initiated. Other officers include Terry Weber Carole Iba Curry Peterson Huddleson Paule Bulls and more. A club banquet is planned.
Alameda county enjoyed one of its most successful Pomona fair seasons with eight million attendees. N W Armstrong credited strong floricultural interest and said Eastern visitors finally saw Alameda blooms. County viticultural displays also ranked high with thirty seven awards and a first place for the overall exhibit.
Hayward Garden club schedules fourth annual Harvest Festival meeting at 6 p m in the high school gym. Don Coates presiding and Mason Turner of Modesto will speak on propagations and demonstrate methods. Mrs Alice Donaire leads arrangements. members urged to wear garden dress and bring fruits vegetables and home parings.
John Hernandez, 40, of 564 Pomona Street San Lorenzo reports stolen cast iron pipes elbows and tips valued at 100 dollars from his basement between 6 30 pm Friday and 9 am Saturday Entry gained through front door by two unidentified persons Foot meters opening air ar the front of the house.
Alameda county teachers gather at Livermore elementary school for a first in a series of art teaching classes led by Gertrude Arenda and Irman G Middup. County superintendent Dr Vaughn Seidel backs the program as modern art instruction is emphasized. Ten enrollments remain open.
Training sessions for Explorer advisors of the Southern district began Wednesday evening at 40 Lewelling Boulevard San Lorenzo High School. The course runs Wednesday evenings through Oct 17 and ends with the Windjammer weekend featuring skills sports and emergency service training. Advisors are urged to bring their key young men elected leaders.
California state chamber of commerce praised Hayward chamber for its Empire Builders membership campaign. James Musgatus sent a telegram to Roger Anderson commending the local effort. Next Empire Builders meeting is set for Friday at the Green Shutter hotel.
Hayward Arete recreation district sponsors a new hobby club for boys aged 12 to 16. The fishing and hiking club meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at 1015 E Street. This month features an all day hike and a fishing trip to Antioch.
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