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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1949
Page
4
An unsigned editorial warns that socialism threatens the republic as private utilities risk becoming state controlled. It cites rising fares and service cuts at the Key System, urging executives to keep the torch of freedom alight by providing affordable transit and resisting government ownership.
Atlantic City highlights Miss America Bebe Shopp of Minnesota who, amid her duties and travel, reflects on living in a goldfish bowl. She recalls crowning 28 queens, 160000 miles flown, 12000 miles driven, 261 appearances, and her upcoming successor at next Saturday’s trials.
President Truman led Labor Day speeches urging repeal of the Taft Hartley act and farm price support legislation. He spoke at the American Veterans of World War II convention in Des Moines and national labor events in Pittsburgh Boston and San Diego, calling for higher farm incomes, lower food prices, and wage gains.
Registration for Tennyson School will be held Thursday and Friday from 8 am to 2 pm for children not previously enrolled. Due to an incomplete building, kindergarten through part of the fourth grade will attend on a double session basis starting September.
Phoebe A Hearst P T A council will hold an executive board meeting at the home of Mrs R J Matheison 1968 Second street at 12 noon on Wednesday Sept 7 It is a potluck event attendees should bring a hot dish salad or a dessert and personal silver service The gathering discusses community matters and cooperation among farmers small businessmen and workers amid 1950 election tensions and national labor relations remarks by Eisenhower and Charles Nan about labor farm interdependence.
The account recalls American visitors in Tokyo who misread Japanese humor during World War II. A tense tea house exchange erupts as Japanese relatives recount wartime losses, provoking guarded laughter and shared amusement once an American finally relates his own grim reaction to Pearl Harbor.
Molly Wood reports on Estrida Rodriguez a Cuba born performer who defends American men as husbands and lovers. She contrasts Latin suitors with American spouses, praising American men for help at home and equality while criticizing Latin partners for possessiveness and infidelity.
An old classified style ad promotes life insurance for ages fifty to sixty. It claims non assessable benefits, level premiums, increasing natural death benefits, and no age-based premium rise, offered by Old American Insurance Company, Kansas City. It mentions convenient payment plans and no obligation inquiries, with address details and a policy posture aimed at individuals and families seeking funds for dependents and expenses.
Vera Hideout, 41, living near Watchhorn yacht anchorage in San Pedro, aims to be the first woman to sail solo around the world. Her daughter Betty Clemmer doubts the plan and says she has no such ambition. Vera began sea life with the yacht Islander crew and later rebuilt her damaged 26‑foot Chelan after a collision in 1983. She plans to fund the trip by illustrated lectures over five years and will sail with two dogs for company.
Don R. Ross of 1027 Alice Street Hayward has entered swine for the Santa Clara County Fair livestock show. Hogs will be exhibited September 12 to 18. The poultry and rabbit tent features novelty chickens including blue green pink eyed Easter egg hens and wingless chickens from Des Moines plus golden hampsters. A small scale 1018 farm display with working machinery will also be shown.
Death notice for Hatakeda Hatakeda born in Jan native of Jann lists Bhiera Hatakeca widow and mother of A 4 Kakee Lindsay Canty Thomas Gearns Howard and Charles A native of Jann with several grandchildren. Friends invited to Garden Chapel Pratt Flien Mortuary Hayward for services Thursday at 8 oclock p m Buddhist Temple Alameda Friday Sept 9 1919 at 2 pm. Cremation California Crematory.
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