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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1950

Page

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Yankees Sweep Phillies in Fourth straight loss at New York

In front of 68,004 at Yankee Stadium, the Yankees defeated the Phillies 6 to 2. Ford pitched six strong innings before a late error let New York pull away.

YORK Newth Yankees Philadellov Phillies Steaihl Gans Yeareuld Edilie Yunstadium Ford Breil Yankoo Gene Woodling Puddin Id Jones del Ennis Phillies Blok Ner Andy Semi Sian Lopate Yankees Kerias Wardes Uiy Permant Toston Rea

Kids in Their Heyday Pot Parade Parade Photos

Hayward annual Pot Parade attracts about 4000 participants, with doll and buggy divisions, family group entries, and student art on themes including United Nations and early California history. Photos depict Donna Dennis and Beverly Freeman, cat-saving firefighters, and Lyne Lockerby Gower with their organ grinder depiction.

Hayward Saebuy Jkids Toni Donna Dennis Beverly Freeman Hayward Lions Clinic Crusade For Freedom Uunited Nations Aniversary United Nations Shema All Saints School Shemas Edward C. Friedrichs Clase Lyne Lorrie Lockerbhy Gower California Studio Camera Bioro Jom Angus

Hayward Water Rate Boycott Threatened by Residents

Petition campaign outside Hayward city limits protests water charges. Residents seek rate adjustments, aiming to pressure Hayward City Council by threatening continued boycott of water supplied outside city lines. Local organizer LC Williams reports broad circulation and possible signatories from about 000 homes in the Lorenge Creek Foothill area northeast of A slice.

Wnless Hayward TH Ind Tle Hay- Pre California LC. Williams Kimball Do Ue Lorenge Creek Foothill Willins

German Celebration to Be Held Sunday

The German Princey Mouse area hosts a large German celebration marking the seventy seventh anniversary of German immigration. The event begins at 2 pm with entertainment and a German song fest followed by a 6 o clock dinner. Sponsored by United Germanic Societies of the East and local German civic groups including the German Sons and Sisters, area residents are urged to partake.

Thierman Sons and Sisters

Democratic Women in Fifth District Hear Douglas Talks

A large group from two Democratic organizations attended an informal meeting at Ann Williams Dining Room. The event featured remarks by Chambers, assistant airman of the Helen Gehagan Oghas campaign in Alameda County, and Stanley Crook.

Fifth Congression Ann Williams Feook Chambers Ifelen Gehagan Oghas Alamedaunty Stanley Crook

Operation Pet Parade sets record crowds in Hayward

The 1st annual Operation Pet Parade drew over 4,000 youngsters and about 15,000 spectators for a 90 minute march through downtown Hayward. More than 21 parade classifications awarded participation ribbons. few missing children and no dog fights reported. Local schools and bands provided the majority of entries with multiple award categories for pets and costumes.

Wayward Lions Hayward Martial Iuuestr Yong Decolo Brat Harte Alhough Bret Hare George Lantz Dime Rubinsen Jef Robb Wayne Miller Dale Moody Cherrylind Eugene Wassemann Grace Lutth Can Peter Loyle Kumball Feng Bure Cherry Roger Lacus Britt Marie Deanne Edwards Inhn Muir Judith Teazue Tennyron Jizan Gray Bohannon Berhel Ceca Klinball Fie Cnstumr Charles Hureler Charles Micop van Avilow Brandenburg Bret Hatta Pan Athans Tweet Parte Kenneth Knudsen Ashland Arthur Diran Bernard Shell Frivview Billy Rowland Mute Dave Sanches John Man Sandra Edwards Redwood Lilly Nesbeth Susan Edwards Tohn Muir Ginger’ Nesheth Michael Wilkans Carel Sutarie AIL Saints Nanny Sutarie Pats Taele Standish Raywond Ira Munoz Brands Maria Cherryland Steven Alberts John Muir Billy Morena Baywood Mary Anne Pantages Pret Harle Kenneth Kerr Anthony Hutt Bret Marte Carlton Harris Baywond Sharon Peederek Ahaffler Markhaw Larry Shinedi Gherrtare Dennis D. Stuart Markham Nancy Jergeniz Jan Bolles Kimball Bryan Bingham Fairview Stevie Hallen Doulas Picha Susie McNabb John Mur Larry Rogers Markhary Johnnie Stone

Bizarre Bazaar Set to Entertain Hospitalized Vets

The Bizarre Bazaar Show Troupe, from the San Francisco TV program, will travel to Livermore Veterans Hospital on Sunday for a first in a series of performances for veterans. 10 to 15 acts from the troupe’s 18-city tour will be featured, with Alameda chapter of the Disabled American Veterans coordinating.

San Francisco Veterans’ Hospital Livermore Weill Alameda Maynard Area Ace Kay Bourbard Ray Robeortelli San Leandro Charles Miller San Lavence

Weather forecast marks warmer day ahead

A brief weather notice reports fair conditions today and tonight with a warmer trend into Sunday. No major changes expected across the region.

Five Car Wreck Injures Two People At Yule Street Intersection

A five car collision on Yule street near the Yolo intersection at 5 p.m. left two people injured. Maulain Maulain and his wife Lougene, both riding in the same car, received minor injuries and were treated at Majmnant hospital. The driver of a taxicab, Michael Balbivid, 26, said he stopped for the turn while another vehicle halted, causing the crash with several vehicles damaged. No citation was issued by the Tay wavil police department.

Sk Shreet Yule Street Wriddy Maulain Terri Bard Base Lougene Majmnant Hospitia Robert Lb. Stephenson Reamer Road Hayward Binvtey Galice Balbivid Horton Tay Wavil Police

Livestock Auction Yard Excluded From Delivery Ban

A superior court order barring live cattle deliveries to West Coast Meat's Madison Avenue slaughterhouse between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. does not affect deliveries to Reed's Livestock Commission at 494 A Street. Reed says the slaughterhouse and the livestock commission are separate corporations, and the restraining order does not apply to the auction yard.

West Coast Meat Company Madison Avenue Reed Livestock Commission Company H. W. Teed West Coast Moat Company Daily Review Today Slaughter House Livestock Commission

Final Stock Prices Rally on Quiet U S Exchange

New York and UK stock markets saw continued upswings with the industrial average hitting new highs unseen since 1980. Investors faced light turnout due to summer holidays as rails held near 1930s levels and the overall market climbed to fresh highs not seen in 17 years.

New York Stock Exchange Wall Street India

Fire damages home of M N Anderson in No Rte blaze

A fire of undetermined origin caused about 4000 damage to the home of M N Anderson at 1244 Wighland Boulevard today. Both residents were away when neighbors reported the blaze emanating from under a garage door. Hayward and Fairview fire crews responded, gaining control before further assistance arrived. The fire confined mainly to the garage but spread to the rear, engulfing the kitchen, bathroom and a bedroom with heavy smoke and heat. Anderson’s wife cried at the loss. no son or daughter was home. Firemen battled for about 45 minutes, with one more grass fire on nearby property also requiring about an hour of effort.

M.N. Anderson Wighland Anderson Helen Mivemen Flor Fairview Hayward Wes Marly Wather Osklund Television Spokane Wash Peter Hewitt Woolrow Avenue Bill Wolters

MacArthur poised to unleash final drive in Korea

United Nations forces massed from Wonsan to Kaesong as Gen Douglas MacArthur readies a final assault to crush North Korean communists. Reports say Marines and Seventh Division may amass for a new amphibious strike while South Korean forces push toward Wonsan and near the 24th parallel. The UN aims to defeat the Korean communist army and win freedom for missing American prisoners, with about 3,000 reported missing and possibly held as captives.

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UN Assembly Votes 475 Resolution on Korea Prisoner Release

The United Nations General Assembly approved an eight power plan by 47 to with 7 abstentions to authorize MacArthur to pursue an armistice in North Korea and press for the release of thousands of Korean prisoners. A UN commission will oversee unification and rehabilitation with members Australia Chile The Netherlands Pakistan the Philippines Thailand and Turkey. The Korean foreign minister urged immediate freedom for prisoners still held by North Korea as delegates noted MacArthur’s broadcasts had yet to yield results.

United Nations General Assembly Suthorbert Douglas MacArthie South Korea MacKinbur North Korea Ben C. Lintb Korean Conatunists Linth Korea Hussia Czechoslovakia Poland Ukraine Egypt India Indonesia Lebanon Syria Saudi Arabia Yugoslavia UN Commission Australia Chile Netherlands Pakistan Philippines Thailand Turkey Wealndias Aod MacArthur

Hoosiers Triumph Over Hawkeyes 26 7 Upset

Bloomington crowd cheers as Indiana stifles Iowa in a bold 26 to 7 upset. Hoosiers dominate on the line while the offense capitalizes on key plays and stays ahead throughout the game.

Hoosiers Hawkeyes Bloomington Indiana Tinut

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