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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
9
The Oroville Mercury reports Russians demand a worldwide armament census including rockets and atomic bombs before agreeing to arms size limits. They argue one atomic bomb equals thousands of men and insist on unimpeded inspections to verify production facilities.
Our Readers Say thanks for the paper’s coverage and support during the 1948 Community Chest drive. JACK D. REES, Chairman, acknowledges the editor and staff for their instrumental role in the campaign’s success.
Vital statistics list newborns in Hayward with parents and addresses. Names include Robinson, Benedetto, Ferreira, Seliana, Iliana, Amley, Crevilla, Salgado, Vieira. Weights range from 5 to 7 pounds with various ounces. dates span December 3 to December 11, 1946 to 1948.
Sweden claims a 2000 year old oak in Rumkuila as the nation’s oldest tree. The Ui region confirms ongoing extensive surgery to halt its decay and preserve the ancient oak’s health.
A quirky local column by Joe Wilmot riffs on Christmas tree sellers, a boastful resident Joe Schenone, and exaggerated town characters. It hints at community singing, farm life, and humorous quirks in Livermore, with playful digs at local schools and groups.
Our Readers Say urges reconsideration of city and county tax funding to the Toeal chamber of commerce It argues funds totaling 1200 from city and 2400 from county would better serve public needs by paying a consulting psychologist for local school children The letter from Mrs Emma S Rust 1636 D street seeks public opinion on the issue.
A clipped narration jokes about Al Bronzini mischief and the milk punchline while Lloyd Bailey nudges the crowd with a sly remark. Stanley Peterson claims a parking meter theft prank yielded three coins and four minutes free, prompting humor at drivers circling for open spots amid the shiny meters.
Scouts in the Southern District prepare for the Scoul-O-Rama at Oakland Auditorium in February. Troop 1 Hayward under Scoutmaster Howard Burr showcases Poultry Keeping merit badge. Troop 6 Hayward under Roy Christen sen shows Farm Mechanics. Troop 2 San Lorenzo presents Botany. Castro Valley Troops display Horsemanship. Niles troops feature landscape design. Centerville will show fruit culture and Irvington agriculture with Livermore preparing a conservation exhibit and demonstration.
In Union Square San Francisco a prewar custom named Christmas Eve in San Francisco will be revived with a national broadcast from 4:45 to 4:15 PST featuring singer John Charles Komas. The Veterans Bureau announced a nationwide radio and film program for VA hospitals on Christmas Day and President Carter will record a speech for a command performance.
Hayward High hosts a wrestling meet as San Jose high teams clash with the Blind Team. The event features local athletes, with coach Sig Jacobson optimistic about continued success and a varsity tilt scheduled after a 39432 victory. Public attendance expected in the boys gym at Hayward High.
Veterans to Hold Joint Yule Party at the Veterans Memorial building on December 23. A Christmas tree Santa Claus pictures and a Vaudeville program from the two organizations will provide entertainment for members. Applications for membership were received from Maurice Ch. G and John Pata who served in the Army in World War I.
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