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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1950
Page
2
A 60-person delegation including Pastor and Mrs. C P Gunningham attended a meeting at Tay Ward First Baptist. The program notes the current Great Days series will finish Sunday with a 12-man chorus performing the inclusions. A note references iron ore vessel mileage and tonnage in a normal season.
At the fairground, popcorn costs a dollar per item while meals range from 25 cents to 1.50 per head. Tickets to ride the grindstand reel and vaudeville show start at 60 cents with seniors at 1.20. Opening day turnout reached 984,962 with heavy crowds anticipated amid near 100 degree heat. Officials touted county supervisors Farm Bureau and regional groups including Tuolumne Alameda and the Redwood Empire.
A fragment notes that draft age rules may require calling fathers if standards aren’t loosened. It mentions Winsay’s warning and that selective service officials will seek presidential authority to draft men with dependents, though no immediate plan to draft fathers is stated.
Seven Castro Valley youths volunteer to help map a recreation program for the Castro Valley Community Center under Hayward Recreation District guidance. A seventh and eighth grade committee will be chosen, meeting Sept 6 with Mrs. Campbell to finalize tentative activities. The group envisages afterschool and evening open hours, at least one weekly dance, and a snack bar, drawing on San Lorenzo and Valle Vista models.
California 4-H clubs totaling about twelve hundred members gather at the state fair for official recognition. Tony has been named club director and youths will take over the grounds at 2 PM. A five day livestock exposition and numerous demonstrations across 4-H teams run through the fair.
Republican Richard Nixon is expected to press his anti-communist record in Congress and his Mundt Nixon bill while Democrat Helen G. Douglas weighs her line. Incumbents avoid home campaigning amid a national emergency, as candidates for attorney general struggle after primaries. DeSoto notes foreign policy winds and cites parable about small dogs.
Prices from Poultry Producers of Central California list Nulaid eggs at various sizes from large to standard, with mediums and smalls priced accordingly. Live fowl broilers, fryers and leghorns show weight-based quotes, while colored hens and eggs under four pounds are included with multiple ranges.
New York final stock quotes show fractional gains amid a light holiday trading session. Chrysler jumped over four points after a $3 per share dividend news, while video and wire shares also rose slightly as investors awaited a FCC color television decision.
Lorenzo Theatre lists Caged at 7:00 and 10:30 pan My Friend Irma Goes West shows 0:54 p.m. Ritz Theatre screens The Flame and the Arrow at 1:80 4:30 7:30 10:30 p.m. Be ware of Blondie at 3:44 6:14 214 pan. Motor Movies presents Back To Bataan 8:30 14:30 p.m Harbor of Missing Men 10315 p.t. Shayward Theatre features Rogues of Sherwood Forest 1:00 3:55 6:50 9:50 pens This Side of the Law 2:40 5:40 8:35 p.m.
Legal notice details a petition to annex uninhabited territory into Hayward California. It specifies boundary description starting at Kelly Street and BR Street, tracing parcel lines and references to deeds and maps filed in Alameda County Recorder, stating the proposal follows state annexation law and acts.
A public notice from Hayward City Council announces proposed annexation of the Ashbe Tract in Alameda County. It sets Monday September as a hearing date at 1 PM in the City Council Chamber, allows property owners to object, and requires publication in The Daily Review for two consecutive weeks.
A panel-size device with a pickup, wire at one end and a powerful magnet at the other enables easy removal of particles from the eye. The description emphasizes simple tools and practical handling for ocular cleaning.
Fragmentary OCR lists Templeton Jamieson and City of Hayward with unclear docket numbers 1163 dated September 1 and 8. Remaining readable items show municipal references and unspecified actions.
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