09 Aug 1952
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1952
Page
1
A fragment outlines beauty routines from Anita Colby focusing on posture, skin care, nails, hair, and makeup. Tips include washing, lotioning, cuticle care, nail oil, exercise, fresh air, deodorant use, and periodic makeup changes to maintain a healthy appearance.
A jumble of brief, garbled clippings mentions Norma Turley in a distressing incident in Kokomo, errors in military notes on Okinawa, references to Columbus and early American discovery, and a Stanford plea on deer hunting near research fields. Multiple scattered items include misprinted words and unclear details.
Police report an unidentified woman about 60 found in the channel between Oakland and Alameda. The discovery was confirmed today pending identification and further investigation.
Garay faces a 60 year sentence in a routine hearing as Jorser son witnesses attend a live parlor event at a machiney venue. Aug 11 date noted with taped records and public attendance.
The article notes continued commitment to a municipal facility's stewardship in southern Alameda County. It cites federal revenue sharing for city needs and urges improvements benefiting the entire region. The San Lorenzo delegation criticized the absence of city council members at the meeting.
Widowed Mrs. Fillenara Black will receive the body of her husband Leslie F. Black in Hayward. He died in an automobile accident in French Morocco while employed as a construction superintendent for Steers and Grove. The deceased leaves a son and is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Black of Hex Road, Hayward.
Funeral services for Jatin iFeiverdorgensen, 60, will be held at 1 40 p m Monday at Sorensen Brok mortuary. A native of Germany, he had lived in the Whit area for the past ten years. Survived by Christine Jorgensen. Services at Lone Tree funeral home.
Today s quotations list numerous egg and poultry prices from the Poultry Producers of Central California. Items include large and medium eggs priced at varying cents per dozen, live poultry and dressed poultry ranges, roosters hens ducks turkeys and rabbits with assorted weight classes and average figures.
The American Legion Post 08 will hold Sunday night services for Cpl Howard B Davis 24 who died July 11 in Hone tenet France. A funeral and burial with interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery follow services at St Johns Ban Larenza and Sorenson Brothers chapel. He is survived by his wife Frances daughter Devohn Ortega ten brothers and a sister. He was born in Tels ingham Washington and formerly worked for Caterpillar Tractor Company.
A burglar pried open a back door at 665 Ash Street Newark between midnight and 1 AM yesterday and escaped with 76 half pints and 10 pints of whiskey, cigarettes, and $6 in cash. Sheriff’s deputies and detectives investigated with Deputy Russell Wilson filing the report.
A Canthined page report outlines a four-liter per day limit claimed by residents, totaling under 18 000 gallons for the tract. Residents proposed an elevating committee to work with district directors, while the district offered to buy water rights at about 40 cents per gallon and supply district water to homes, aiming to resolve alleged overdelivery and stop the practice.
Legislative action stalls in Senate committees as Ben Jess Dorsey and HW Kelly push bills. A $250000 Tehachapi valley hospital loan awaits Senate approval while five Kelly Dorsey measures pass in the Assembly including tax relief for delinquencies, budget revision powers, and school district funding priority in Kern County.
Andrade pleads guilty to a drunken driving charge and pays a five dollar fine in township justice court before Judge Allen G Norris. The arrest occurred near the Gasine street area in Niles on June 1. Represented by Oakland attorney Lea Sullivan.
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